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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1966
Page
3
Betty Williams highlights strawberry shortcake as a culinary high point and describes a strawberry baked Alaska recipe with biscuit crust and meringue. She also notes homemade jam and jelly, detailing pectin use and step by step methods for strawberry jam.
Plans for Home Demonstration week and the District Convention in Pittsburg were formed at the Sunflower HD Unit gathering. Mrs V C Steele led the lesson Age and Health and won the door prize. Mrs C A Sharpe hosted at 721 S Lafayette with 16 members served a dessert by Mrs Marc Barbee and Mrs Ruth Westling.
On April 28 1789 Captain William Bligh and 18 followers were set adrift in a launch after the mutiny on the Bounty. The note highlights the historic voyage disruption and mid Pacific survival.
A roundup of recent property transfers across Allen and Neosho counties listing numerous decedents, spouses, and buyers. Transactions include lot and block transfers in Iola Humboldt Gas City Benedicts and Evergreen Park with multiple parcels and subdivision names.
Chanute recreation commission hosts the opening dance at the new Central Park community building from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. tomorrow. Local bands Zero and the Positives and The Executors perform. admission applies and activity membership cards are required. Dress codes include shorts and slacks allowed, but blue jeans prohibited.
The program "Information on the Move" will be shown Monday at Chanute Senior High School and Chanute Junior College. T. H. Popplewell of Topeka, Southwestern Bell staff supervisor, will display punch cards, handwriting machines, electrocardiograms and related gear to show how data processing speeds the spread of information across the country and overseas.
Clyde A Bean transfers to John and Charles Rubew Nit of SE% Section 5 29 18. James Greenwood and others transfer to Charles Parker and others in Sections 2 and 24 27 20.
The Grant Avenue Baptist Church honored their graduates with a Wednesday night basket dinner in the fellowship room with 80 attendees. Guests included Lana Belt Jim Patterson Kay Faulkner Emma Lou Greer Connie Hottenstein Mrs. Blaine Marks Jade Patterson Linda Ranz Beth Salzwedel Fred Shockey Ruth Tiegreen. Robert Geiger spoke on What Do You Say to Graduates with special music by Janet Webber Terry Tharpe Alicia Magill Leah Eastburn. Dr J R Hale welcomed the graduates Ruth Tiegreen gave the response. Hannah Circle decorated and Ruth circle planned while Dorcas Circle managed the kitchen.
The Verdigris Valley Art Exhibit opens at Independence Museum this Saturday at 9 a.m. and runs through May 8. Over 300 pictures by more than 100 amateur and professional local artists will be displayed with Wichita critic John P. Simons judging. Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays, and 7 to 9 p.m. on weekdays.
Mrs Ernest Oehme announces the installation of PTA Council officers at Fairfield School. Officers include President Mrs Kenneth Trumbull Vice President Mrs Lige Matlock Second Vice President Mrs Wayne Cooper Secretary Mrs Robert Briley Treasurer Mrs Richard Cloke. A reception followed with about 40 attendees.
The Helping Hand Club met at the Grady Community Center Tuesday for quilting activities. Dinner served at noon to 28 members and guests with cakes and pies baked by Mrs. Bert Cox, Mrs. Lula Eastburn and Mrs. Charles Cox under hostess Mrs. Worth Walter mire.
The Here & There note records a WSWS gathering at Xenia Osborn's home in Earlton with six members and two guests. Mrs. Dean Dighero led a lesson titled Mission-Where I Live. Mrs. C. H. Borchers will serve as delegate to the Salina branch convention May 3 4 and 5.
The Ladies of the GAR met Tuesday afternoon at the Memorial Building. Eight members attended with Mrs. Emery Lewis leading the session. Members planning to attend the 80th National Convention in Newton include Mrs. Marie Stipp Mrs. Edith Ackerman and Mrs. Ross Miller. Mrs. Lewis won the door prize.
Mrs Kenneth Caldwell associate grand conductress of the Grand Chapter of Kansas was honored at Sunflower Chapter CES meeting in the Masonic Temple. A reception in her honor is set for May 27 at the temple. Invitations were received from Erie Moran Independence Fort Scott Parsons Belleville and Holyrood for May 3 17 16 14 and 7. Refreshments followed the meeting prepared by Mr and Mrs William Johnson Mrs Roy Wiles and O H Bates.
Mrs. Paul Parsons of 415 West Oak attended the Neosho Presbyterial Society events at Westminster Church Ottawa including the board and evening meetings and the Thursday general session. Parsons serves as evangelism secretary and the program committee. Also attending from Chanute were Mrs. Walter Naylor, Mrs. Bruce Burris, Mrs. Richard Good, Mrs. R. J. Burkman, Mrs. George Garrison, Mrs. J. Clyde Jones, Mrs. Robert Gienzonn er, and Mrs. D. A. Finney.
At the Monday meeting of the Women s Arts and Crafts Club in the North Malcolm Community Center members will decorate carrying kits for arts and crafts. Items to bring include a metal box glue scissors small brush note paper pencil an old wash cloth and a rag Boxes may be painted any color preferably flat black Glue should be white household glue.
Alpha Chi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held a Founders Day dinner with 15 members at the Or chid Buffet on Wednesday night. A May 25 picnic and year closing meeting were planned. Mrs. Ed Smith was elected second vice president. lessons were led by Mrs. Dennis McLaughlin and Mrs. Pack St. Clair.
The Business and Professional Women's Club sponsors identification and medical information bracelets and tags as a non profit civic project. The Tioga Hotel Orchid Room hosted the Wednesday meeting where Mrs George Eaton was named project chairman and officers were elected for the coming year.
Carol McDonald was elected corresponding secretary. The nominating committee report was presented by chairman Mrs. Scherel Booe. Mrs. Lukenbill presented the film Manner of Speaking for the program.
Social calendar lists We Who Club at Sawyer Hall 1 30 a m on Friday April 29 and Wilson Class at First Methodist Church 10 a m with a bridge session at the Country Club 1 30 p m.
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