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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1966
Page
3
A collage of reader tips on organizing baby food jars for spices and measuring, preventing yellow streaks on wooden drying racks with shellac, labeling personal items to avoid mix ups, using tablecloth sheets for picnics, repurposing margarine tubs as ice trays, drying knit clothes on top of dryers, protecting nylons from snagging with plastic, and labeling tent poles to avoid mix ups.
Aug 1:30 p.m. social calendar lists Harmony Homemakers Extension Unit led by Mrs. Guy Braden R2 Humboldt with Wilson Class Sewing and Quilting at First Methodist Church and 1:30 p.m. Who Club activity at Sawyer Hall plus bridge at the Country Club.
A vivid description introduces Greb's Mock Grog a coffee drink blending spices citrus chocolate and flavorings. Instructions list orange and lemon peels cinnamon cloves sugar chocolate syrup anise and strong hot coffee steeped gently and served with lemon twist and whipped cream for about 12 half cup servings.
Christian Women’s Fellowship groups met Wednesday in five divisions to study Diciples in Canada and collect an offering for Bet ty Griffith state secretary and tornado victim. Group one met in Fellowship Hall with 11 members and one guest served.
The Women's Missionary Society at Grant Avenue Baptist Church held a morning coffee gathering with hostesses Mrs. Orville Moulton Mrs. B F Sherbenou and Mrs. Ben Nichol. Guild girls and mothers attended. A love gift dedication was led by Mrs Jim McKinsey. A play House Cleaning was performed by Guild girls for about 50 attendees featuring Leah Eastburn Pat Horn Pam Horn Mitzi Beck Janice Haynes Janet Webber and Vicki Walker with Pam Booe delivering devotions.
Mrs Naomi R Carpenter honored at a retirement party in Studio City California hosted by Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co Friends and relatives attended including her son Bill Carpenter Jr and daughter in law from Arroyo Grande and her niece Lowell Long Also a former Iola and Chanute employee she began work in 1929 and later moved to California Sister in law Mrs Paul Puckett and sister Mrs Gabe Crancleton were named in the notice
A reader is urged to ignore the reporter's error and transpose the Proper and Improper and then follow the suggested correct posture. The piece warns against following yesterday's Tribune posture examples to avoid sacroiliac pain a tired feeling.
Mrs R L Christie of 110 S Highland was surprised by LAPM Parsons No 33 Cha nute No 8 Eureka Ladies Encampment Auxiliary No 24 and others who dropped by for a covered dish luncheon. Gifts were presented and attendees included several Pittsburg residents.
Congress plans to investigate higher prices for bread butter milk and eggs. A New York City official urges housewives to use powdered milk and margarine and switch to medium white eggs to save money. Meat prices may fall with beef featured nationwide and seafood tight while fruits rise.
A simple guide notes adding about one half cup of raisins to three cups of shredded cabbage. This small mix adds sweetness and texture to the traditional side dish.
The Chanute Gem and Mineral Society met at the Memorial Building with 22 members and one guest Mrs. Glenn Ladd of Independence. A. L. Baker and wife Frederonia presented Treasure Hunting Side Line of the Rockhound and Barker demonstrated a metal detector. The group plans a Santa Fe Park picnic next.
The Woman Missionary Society of First Baptist Church met in the Educational Room for a morning coffee hosted by Edith Thompson Circle. Mrs. W G Arthur presided, devotions by Mrs. Wilma Hutchison, and a love gift dedication by Mrs. Frank Coble. Three visitors attended along with 21 members.
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