Food Costs Fall Yet Budget Grows For 1963 Diet Plans
Betty Williams reports Home Economics News from Kansas State University that food remains the largest family budget item. In 1963 the average homemaker spent about 400 dollars per person, under 19 percent of take-home pay, with total costs rising three percent due to population and shifted buying. Advice covers planning, shopping, storage, and meal prep including a veal and date dish, date facts, dairy product innovations, and seasonal produce.
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Betty Williams
Kansas State University
Manhattan
BPW Class Holds Meeting At Ruth Gray Home
The BPW Class of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening at Ruth Gray's home 19 S Kansas. Devisions were led by Mrs. Robert Harmon. Officers for the coming year were installed by Mrs. Dinty Wyatt with assistance from Mrs. Ray Hutchison and Mrs. W G Arthur under the theme Breaking Through Walls. Twenty three attendees including 18 members and five guests were present. The May 26 gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Dale Sneeringer 212 N Forest.
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BPW
First Baptist Church
Ruth Gray
S. Kansas
Robert Harmon
Dinty Wyatt
Ray Hutchison
W. G. Arthur
Arthur
George Marisch
Hutchison
Dick Worley
Ray Vining
Dale Sneeringer
N. Forest
Social Calendar for Dorcas Class and Clubs
Dorcas Class Party hosted by Mrs Jack Sparks at 721 South Lincoln 7 30 p m TOPS Determinettes meet at Sawyer hal 1 30 p m Bridge at Country Club 1 30 p m Wilson Class at First Methodist Church am Laurel Mothers Club led by Mrs Lennie Rhodes 315 South Allen am Golden Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem Amasonic Temple covered dish 6 30 p m Lincoln PTA Executive Board meeting at the school Saturday May Do Square Dance Club Alcett School 8 p m
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Dorcas
Jack Sparks
Lincoln
Sawyer Hal
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Laurel Mothers Club
Lennie Rhodes
Allen
Lincoln Pta
Meat bargains spotlight at supermarkets this week
By the Associated Press shoppers may find juicy sirloin and family sized roast beef at bargain prices this week. Protein foods especially red meat and eggs remain prominent at many supermarket counters as prices and selections vary.
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Associated Press
Sandra Rinehart Honored by Shower
Sandra Rinehart, soon to wed Ronald Chambers in June, was honored at a Sheridan shower hosted by the Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Lawrence Rinehart, Mrs. Joe Peters, Mrs. John Lundine and Mrs. E. J. Lombard. Out of town guests included Mrs. Fred Chambers and Miss Karr from Kansas City.
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Humboldt
Sandra Rinehart
Ronald Chambers
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Lawrence Rinehart
Joe Peters
John Lundine
E. J. Lombard
Tonya Karr
Randall Thompson
Bob McGuire
Fred Chambers
Iola
Karr
Kansas City
PTA Officers Receive New And Retiring Members
A reception for new and retiring PTA officers was held at Alcott School. Mrs Wayne Cooper presided Harold Anderson announced a district conference for elementary principals to be held in Chanute May 5. A school of instruction for all PTA officers will be held in September. The trash problem in the city was discussed and a committee appointed to present the PTA views at the Planning Commission meeting. A vote of commendation was given Mrs Quentin Nelson for her work at the Wichita convention as state president. The installation of officers for the coming year was conducted by Mrs Leland Clapson. Refreshments were served by Mrs Warren Babcock.
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Harold Anderson
Chanute
PTA
Cooper
Planning Commission
Quentin Nelson
Wichita
Dr Bishop to Speak at District Home Demonstration Meet
Dr Leo K Bishop, director of public affairs for People to People in Kansas City, will speak at the District Meeting of Home Demonstration Units in Coffeyville on May 6. His talk is titled Tricks Our Minds Play on Us. Women from Cherokee Crawford Neosho Labette Montgomery and Wilson Counties will attend the all day meeting in Memorial Auditorium.
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Leo K. Bishop
Kansas City
Coffeyville
Cherokee
Crawford
Neosho
Labette
Montgomery
Wilson Counties
Memorial Auditorium
Concert by St. Cecilia Monday in Chanute
The 41st annual National Music Week runs May 3 to 10 in Chanute with a Monday night concert by the St. Cecilia Music Club in the senior high auditorium. The 8 p.m. free concert features a 12 pianist piano ensemble, a 20 voice chorus, and a string ensemble directed by Mrs. Howard Hollenshead and Mrs. Robert Geiger. Free will offerings will help defray expenses. The Chanute Recreation Commission co sponsors the program and outlines a broader summer musical lineup with bands for all ages directed by Glenn Peak and a choral program led by Nada Wagoner at SMU.
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Chanute
St. Cecilia Music Club
Robert Geiger
Howard Hollenshead
The
Chanute Recreation Commission
Commission
Glenn Peak
Nada Wagoner
Southern Methodist University
Chanute duo in Tulsa contest top ten
Larry Fail with Mrs. Margaret Laverty of Chanute entered an open contest for beauty operators in Tulsa last weekend. Competing against operators from Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri Fail placed in the top ten.
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Larry Fail
Margaret Laverty
Chanute
Tulsa
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Fail
Birth of a Boy to Howell Family in Elmhurst Ill
Mr and Mrs Harry Petter at 710 S Lincoln received word of the birth today of a seven pound boy to Mr and Mrs Myrle E Howell Jr Elmhurst Ill He is named Scott Edward Howell formerly Chanute resident and nephew of Patterson. Dean Daniels son of Mr and Mrs W L Daniels 902 S Central has been transferred from St Louis to Swift and Company Oil Mill Dept Chicago general office for market development His wife is Barbara Koenig daughter of Carl Koenig 102 E 10th Tamara Walford Humboldt and Joyce White Lavonburg business administration students at Kansas State College Pittsburg received awards at the department s sixth annual spring banquet in the College Student Center.
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Harry Petterson
S. Lincoln
Myrle E. Howell, Jr
Elmhurst, Ill
Scott Edward
Howell
Chanute
Patterson
Dean Daniels
W. L. Daniels
S. Central
St. Louis
Chicago
Swift & Company
Barbara Koenig
Carl Koenig
Tamara Walford
Humboldt
Joyce White
Lavonburg
Business
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Nurses Attend State Hospital R N Conference in Osawatomie
Registered Nurses Margaret D Wood Betty Coester Elizabeth Bordeaux Charlotte Greer and Ella Jordan attended the R N Conference at the State Hospital in Osawatomie Wednesday as part of National Mental Health Week. Neosho County reports 16 percent of its 1964 Series E and H savings bonds quota through the first quarter with 83599 sold of 530000. Statewide Kansas total Series E and H bonds by end of March reached 19029635 and 27.4 percent of 1964 quota.
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Margaret D. Wood
Betty Coester
Elizabeth Bordeaux
Charlotte Greer
Ella Jordan
R.N
State Hospital
Osawatomie
Neosho County
Dale Painter
County Savings Bonds
Kansas
Grapefruit Knife Eases Segments and Artichoke Prep
A grapefruit knife proves handy for separating segments from membranes and also helps remove choke from artichokes, boosting kitchen efficiency and prep cleanliness.
Women's Golf Association Spring Luncheon at Chanute Club
The Women's Golf Association of Chanute Country Club held its annual spring luncheon with about 60 attendees led by Mrs. Ralph Taylor. Plans for the golf season were set including adult lessons beginning May first Tuesday, junior programs supervised by Mrs. Fred Harris and Mrs. Milt Snyder, and continued Friday bridge through summer under Mrs. Leif Nelson and Mrs. Roy Williams. The group voted to buy new furnishings, and luncheon décor featured cherubs with purple grapes and lilacs, lavender candles, and ivy.
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Women’s Golf Association
Chanute Country Club
Ed Ranz
Robert
Women’s Golf Association of the
Fred Harris
Milt Snyder
Leif Nelson
Roy Williams
Howard Wilson
Gerald Williamson
George Heger
Souvenirs Sacked for Legion Convention Guests
Souvenirs and gifts donated by Chanute merchants were sacked by an American Legion Auxiliary committee Wednesday afternoon in Auxiliary rooms. The items will be distributed to guests as they register for the Legion Convention here this weekend with Mrs. Roy Williams as general chair.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Roy Williams
Aux
Holt to Be Buried on Korean Hillside
Harry Holt who spent a decade caring for Korean orphans will be buried Friday in Ilsan at the orphanage cemetery, 10 miles north of Seoul. A spokesman said the burial follows his will. Holt died of a heart attack at the Ilsan orphanage after arriving from Creswell, Oregon. He first came to Korea in 1954 to adopt eight orphans and founded the Ilsan orphanage and an organization that placed more than 3,000 orphans in American homes.
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Seoul
South Korea
Harry Holt
Ilsan
Holt
Creswell
Ore
Wine pairings for baked ham at a company dinner
A dry white wine a rose wine or champagne all make excellent accompaniment to baked ham for a company dinner.
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