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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1973
Page
3
Letters discuss a friend’s absent meals after divorced parents, a teen’s nudity versus parental boundaries, and a wife’s worries about her smoking husband’s snoring. Ann Landers advises inviting the friend for dinner, suggests the husband move to the guest room, and stresses propriety and respect within the home.
A guide to enhancing salads with contrasting greens and varied dressings. Instructions for two dressings include HERE AND ONION DRESSING and MUSTARD CREAM DRESSING, with tips on ingredients, blending, storage, and suggested add ins like tomatoes cucumbers and herbs.
Karen Hansen and Leonard Hopper reside in Manhattan following a March 3 ceremony at Blue Valley Memorial United Methodist Church. The bride’s mother Elmer Hansen and uncle Viggo Hansen assisted. Groomsmen included Bryan Gatterman and Robert Hopper. bridesmaids included Flaine Hansen and Donna Adamek. The groom works for the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission.
The fifth graders performed a musical in the Hutton gymnasium for the final PTA meeting of the year. Mrs. Robert Geiger directed the production titled A Western Jamboree with Western songs and square dance numbers. Mrs. John Hatinett received a past president's pin from president-elect Mrs. Leon Webb.
The 20th Century Club held its closing luncheon at the Tioga Hotel with Easter themed decorations. The afternoon was hosted at Mrs. George Defebaugh’s home. Mrs. Lowell Kreider led devotions and Mrs. Forest Dugan gave the lesson. A. M. Garton, a former member living in Topeka, was remembered with a birthday card.
Using lemon juice or vinegar in the water during cauliflower cooking preserves a snowy white color. The acidity prevents the vegetable from yellowing and maintains a bright finish.
The social calendar lists events and deadlines for clubs and circles in Neosho County. April 23 features Bridge Club at Tioga Hotel, Chorus at St. Cecilia Music Club NCCJC, and several meetings including Neosho County Democratic Women in Erie and Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at Post 1654 in Fairfield.
A reader offers tips for keeping sheets on foam mattresses a reader describes breaking asparagus stalks to remove the woody part and saving time by rolling frozen bacon to slice it more easily another reader suggests using cardboard tubes to dry dyed eggs and shares a method to separate frozen bacon slices quickly for efficient prep
Mrs. Pat Smith led the Stark Extension Homemakers Unit in a Thursday session at Mrs. LaVonna Attebery’s home on Tips on Knits. Members asked for learning ideas while preparing pamphlets for the community and gifts were given to Mrs. Bernard Hagan who is moving away.
Mrs. Lyle Huitt discussed ceramics for the Round Table Study Club. She explained the processes in making ceramics and the ways of painting ceramic articles. Thirteen members and a guest, Mrs. Keith Holder of Los Angeles, Calif., shared the club year ending luncheon at the Orchid Buffet.
A concise definition notes simmering is cooking at a temperature just below boiling, typically used to gently finish sauces and stews without rapid bubbles. It describes maintaining small, steady bubbles and a gentle heat to meld flavors.
Sunflower Chapter 147 Order of the Eastern Star marked Friendship Night with a theme Ring of Daisies. Officers staged a skit for guest officers and handed out gifts while past matrons led an Easter program with Mrs. Roy Gibson as narrator.
American Baptist Women of Colfax Baptist Church held a program at Mrs. Blanche Thompson’s home. The group discussed hope themes with Mrs. Andrew Erickson as chair. Maryn Cooper and Ruby Aden led talks and a love gift dedication was given. Don Anderson announced a family night April 30 with dinner and fellowship. slides on a supported Mexican church in Wichita were shown. Linda McCoy attended.
Merry Mothers Club named Mrs Gene Bilyeu president and Mrs Boyd Burns vice president with Mrs Byron Marshall secretary and Mrs John Aker treasurer. Installation set for May 10 at La Rosa de Oro. Mrs Barbara Berry announced a Monte Carlo party April 27 at Mrs Bud Ross home.
New officers were installed for Devoted Mothers Club in the home of Mrs. Wilbur Bircher. Mrs. Don Kubler is president, Mrs. Dewey McCoy vice president, Mrs. Charles Rhodes secretary, and Mrs. Joe Turner treasurer. Dale Fairchild discussed home decor for the program. Members voted to make table decorations for the Ardyn Heights Nursing Home. Mrs. David Swiler was co hostess to 13 members and two guests, Mrs. Gerald Taylor and Mrs. John Robertson.
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