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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1963
Page
3
The 11th Cha nute Community Arts and Crafts Fair invites entries at Murray Hill School next Monday. Mrs. Joe Lewis and Mrs. Hans Herold will receive entries 9 am–1 pm and 2 pm–6 pm. Judge Rex Hall of Emporia will select winners with a grand winner named.
The Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Tioga hotel for officer elections. Adeline Fortney was elected president with Floyd Kelley vice president Velma Beasley recording secretary Sam Willis corresponding secretary and Hazel Silane treasurer. Ed Caldwell showed Northwest slides and Edna Peterson played a piano solo. Ruth Shannon explained emblems and welcomed new members Frank Wagner W C McCullough and Don Tucker. A spring luncheon report and April birthdays were noted. Next meeting May 8 will install officers with past presidents in charge.
The Senior Citizens will meet Friday at 1 30 p m at the memorial building to discuss and register for a bus trip to Parsons for the fourth annual Senior Citizen conference. Mrs Joe Ermey president announced nonmembers over 60 may attend if they notify members and pay the transportation fee. Members should bring transportation fees to the meeting.
Mrs. T. O. Frevele of Humboldt announces the engagement of her daughter Janice Kay Frevele to William Frank Schumaker, son of Mrs. William Stolhand of Towanda. The May 4 wedding is planned. Miss Frevele works at Crystal Beauty Salon in El Dorado. the groom works for T and T Van lines in El Dorado.
Grace Episcopal Church St Margaret s chapter met at Mrs Joe Sterner s home 608 N Grant The chapter president Mrs Walter Trelog gen announced a general meeting May 1 with a 7 30 coffee hour and an 8 p m session Fr Vincent Flemmings from Turner House KS speaker The Southeast Convocation will meet May 7 in St Mary s Galena Mrs Robert N Allen led the lesson and devotions on the United offering Mrs Sterner with Mrs Forest Koerting served coffee to 11 members and one guest }
A simple recipe item describes a top quality tomato soup topped with grated cheddar cheese. The note emphasizes a creamy, smooth base and a sharp cheese finish for serving.
The BPW Circle of the First Baptist Church met at Birdie Neptune's home on Central Street. Mrs. Joseph Cole was elected president with Ruth Gray as vice president and other officers named. A mission magazine letter was read, and nine members plus two guests attended. The next meeting is set for May 28 at 1029 S. Evergreen.
Chanute Scouts participate in the North District Skills and Crafts Show Sunday afternoon from 1 to 5 o clock at the National Guard Armory in Lola. The event includes all Cub Packs Scout Troops and Explorer Posts in the district. Each maintains a
The RN Club met Wednesday evening in the Home Savings community room with 13 members attending. Mrs. Margaret Woods reported 38 of 40 members were on the six weeks honor roll and noted recent speakers including a dentist optometrist anesthetist and director of nurses and announced RN Day at Osawatomie State Hospital on May 1 and a Kansas State Nurses Association district meeting at SEKTB Hospital on May 11 with officer elections.
The Future Homemakers of America at Chanute Senior High School held a noon meeting serving hot lunches to 13 members and adviser Mrs Davis. Glenice Allen presided as plans included a tea April 30 and a May 7 banquet for the Future Teachers club.
Community groups hold meetings across town including TOPS Determinettes Noble Grand Club Senior Citizens Memorial building Executive committee at First Christian Church Wilson class sewing Union Valley community club and Kutz Accordion Studio program plus Red Cross dressings April 27 De Si De Square Dance Club at Alcott School at 8 p.m.
Royster Junior High presents a diverse concert Friday night featuring about 200 students across elementary, intermediate, junior symphonettes and advanced bands directed by Glenn Peak. The program includes solo numbers, narrated pieces, and special attractions at 8 p.m. in the Royster auditorium with a small admission.
Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit met Wednesday afternoon at 215 N Garfield hosted by Mrs Lee Embry. Francis Meeker presided. 16 members answered roll call. Tea plans for Future Homemakers Club set for April 30. nutrition lesson used visuals. Door prize went to Mrs Ray Westling. A thrift table is planned for May 22 at Mrs Velma Ogden's 1427 S Evergreen.
Letters discuss a mother’s neglect of a four month old, the child’s medical needs, and calls for professional help for the mother. The column also covers driver safety views, a note on teenage drivers, and a warning about an inappropriate relationship with an uncle by marriage.
About 200 Girl Scouts and leaders attend the Spring Camporee Friday through Sunday at Camp Wonderwood south of Chanute. Helen Henderson from Iola serves as camporee director with Leo Cox in charge of First Aid.
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