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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
3
A spice mix adds novelty to desserts and jellied salads. The article details molded spiced fruit salad and two other beet and fruit molds using mixed pickling spice, with heat simmering, straining, chilling, and assembly steps for elegant company dishes.
Beverly Hills AP report on Mercedes Douglas, former wife of Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, marrying Robert B. Eschholz after a prior divorce. Separately noted Douglas wed Joan Carol Martin, amid controversy and calls. Details include ages, locations, and timelines of marriages.
The Ladies' Golf Association at the Country Club held two sessions yesterday. In the morning a replayed shot tournament crowned Mrs. Ralph Taylor champion with Mrs. Keith Dodd and Mrs. Dick Ashley tied for second and Mrs. Rex Truitt in fourth. In the afternoon a best poker hands event saw Mrs. Al Endres win, with Mrs. Dodd, Mrs. Glen Shook, Mrs. Taylor, and Mrs. Truitt following in order. Eleven played in the morning and sixteen in the afternoon.
Earlton Earlton Woman's Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Mary Walkley. Mrs. Alva McLaren was in charge and opened with prayer by Mrs. Dean Dighero. Mrs. Hershel Straw led the lesson assisted by Mrs. McLaren and Mrs. Julius Hawke. Mrs. Jack Mathis reported on Red Bird Mission in Kentucky. Refreshments served to seven members.
The 34th annual Newland reunion took place Sunday at Thayer City Park with a noon basket dinner for 106 relatives and three guests. Hosts were the Erbe families. Edwin Worley gave the blessing, a brief business meeting occurred, and gifts were given to Fort Worth’s Charles Davis as the farthest attendees, Harry Davis as oldest member, and Lisa Loncarish as youngest. Ice cream and cake followed. Many relatives from Neodesha, Sedgwick, Parsons, Independence, Fort Worth, Sycamore, Altoona, Topeka, and Wichita attended the gathering.
A simple syrup and butter blend is boiled until smooth then served hot over French toast or pancakes. The procedure emphasizes blending the ingredients evenly for a glossy finish.
The Sub Deb held initiation of new members and election of officers at a meeting in the First National Bank building. Elected were President Judy Perkins and other posts including Linda Sloan as vice president and Nancy Sparks as treasurer. New active members listed include Marilyn Arthur and several others, with the pledge dance set for August 23 at the Masonic Temple. Judy Perkins will host the group near Wednesday at 14 South Lafayette.
Patty West of Mound City Kansas was named among 15 youths from the United States and Canada recognized for leadership during a VILP youth program at the summer conference of the American Institute of Cooperation in Lincoln Nebraska.
The answer notes a ring after grease removal may vanish when cloth is held over a teapot steam. It also suggests teen skin problems improve with medical consultation and diligent cleansing with medicated soap to control conditions without irritation.
Linda Rhoades, the bride to be, was feted at a bridal shower hosted by Cindy Harris and Linda Wiggens at the Harris home. Attending were Linda Rhoades and her mother, Mrs. Charlie Rhoades, Mrs. William Gray Jr., Ronald Chandler of Salina, Howard McMurray of Coffeyville, Tom Goodwin, Kenneth, and others. The party featured a large clock with gifts on its hands and a “Feather Your Nest” theme with pink felt table covers and a bamboo nest centerpiece.
Sharon Lucile Heard daughter of Mr and Mrs John D Heard Iola wed Max Kent Rickerson son of Mr and Mrs Charles Rickerson 622 S Malcolm July 27 at First Methodist Church Iola They honeymooned in Oklahoma and now reside in Humboldt The groom a 1960 Humboldt High School graduate works at Banks Tree Service The bride attends Independence Beauty School Independence
Barethea Class of the Church met at 215 N High Land with hostesses Mrs Thelma Miller and Mrs Belle Delaplain. Mrs Delaplain and Mrs Lyle Chase led the program and devotions. Nineteen members and one guest, Mrs Violet Jeffers, attended and refreshments were served.
A sequence of names appears in a readable portion of a community notice. The list includes Pat Cathers, Dannie Weaver, Joe Goodevan, Bob Ward, Terry Sutcliffe, Robert Banta, Linda Sloan, Susan Rang, Jane Donovan, Linda Wilson, Deedra Lucas, Karen Poos, Sandy Park, Margaret Wortman, Joann Harris, Dinah Morris, Dixie Cummings, Daisy Willis, Leanna McKettrick, Janie Piele, Judy Perkins, Julie Hanson, Michal Gibson, Peggy Dormoise, Denise Churchill, Marilyn Caldwell, Karen Kreider, Sonia Nelson, Kathy Anderson, Christine Galt and Janice Manley.
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