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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1964
Page
3
A travel inspired recipe features spiced beef with citrus and fruit sauce served over coconut rice. The dish pairs with roasted vegetables and a butter scotch or rum custard, while market notes report beef and pork price shifts and abundant summer produce across Western regions.
Dear Ann Landers answers a letter about siblings sharing one bathroom and scheduling clashes. She advises a family conference, timed bathroom use, and a bedroom mirror to reduce morning chaos and a budgeted plan to avoid favoritism toward Rita by Aunt Faye, warning against marrying for pity and urging fair treatment.
Mrs. Melvin Baker of Humboldt presented floral arrangements at the BPW Club dinner at the Tioga Hotel using an antique frame and a ceramic figure. Introduced by Mrs. Clifford Lukembill, the group planned inviting a student from the high school or junior college to next month’s program and announced the upcoming selection of businesswoman and career woman of the year.
The Neosho Valley Coin Club met in the First National Bank community room and planned a two day coin show in Chanute for spring. An Oswego auctioneer Bill Jones led a club auction. The group voted to host an open house and auction on the fourth Tuesday each month at 7 30 in the Memorial Building. Two new members were introduced as doughnuts and coffee were served to thirty members and guests.
Mr and Mrs E W Bower hosted a Wednesday night picnic for the Sears and Roe Buck Little League championship team at Santa Fe Park. Lawrence Legze provided the refreshments.
The O. C. Cunningham family reunion gathered Sunday at Santa Fe Park with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gifford and family Arr and Mrs. Keith Gifford and family Waverly Mr. and Mrs. Homer McCullough Bartlesville Mr and Mrs Ailes Cunningham and family Memphis Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harding and Don Stafford Mr. and Mrs. John Borkawertz Topeka Gordon Cunningham Susan Kelly Kansas City Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reinhard and family Zenth Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wertzel and family Parsons Air and Mrs. Bennett Hadden and family Stark Mr. and Mrs. Neal Hellman and family Mr and Mrs. Ralph Reinhardt Mr and Mrs. Lou Reinhardt H Cunningham Mary Hellman Mr and Mrs. Oscar Bell Chanute.
Mrs Robert Cation of 514 Santa Fe hosted the WSWS Dorcas Circle of the EUB church at a nine o'clock Wednesday morning breakfast. Thirteen members and one guest, Mrs P A Rowan, attended. Mrs Charley Nelson presided and led a prayer followed by devotions by Mrs A O Lehman. Mrs Wesley Hamilton and Grace Boman reported on social relations. Mrs Anna Carlson and assistants spoke on the Conflict of the City and Church.
Twenty seven women entered Ladies Day golf at the Cha nute Country Club on Tuesday. They were flighted and nine balls were awarded for low gross in each flight. Championship flight winners were Marjorie Cook and Mrs. Robert Allen. A flight Lorene Carson and Mrs. Ray Radford. B flight Mrs. Glen Shook. C flight Barbara Blackwood and Mrs. Bake Wood. D flight Mrs. Robert Johnson. low putts Mrs. Lee Murren. Chairmen were Mrs. Keith Dodd and Mrs. Ralph Taylor. Next Tuesday features a low net day.
The Vilas Homebuilders HD Unit and their families enjoyed a Tuesday night picnic at 99 Park. Twelve members attended with their relatives, sharing food and conversation in a casual community gathering.
The Zion Lutheran Service Guild held a Tuesday night church meeting with Mrs Earl Olson delivering the lesson on Thankfulness. Fifteen members and two guests Mrs Emma McNeal and Marilyn Smith made cancer dressings. Mrs Ett Olson gave devotions. Refreshments were served by Mrs Glen Allison and Mrs Rene Thuillez.
The Chanute Social Calendar lists events at multiple venues including Play School Organization meeting with Mrs. Earl Gehrt at 9:30 a.m. Rainbow HOD Unit and Shelterhouse at Santa Fe Park with a breakfast at 8 a.m. LA of B of LF and E Carpenters' hall hosts luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Senior Citizens Memorial Building serves covered dish lunch at 11:30 a.m. Rides available by calling HE 1-1992 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. TOPS Determinettes meet Sawyer Hall at 1:30 p.m. Bridge Class at First Methodist Church Arm at 1:30 p.m.
The Captive was shown at a Christian Women's Fellowship meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the First Christian Church. Devisions were led by Mrs A B Chauncey. France and Lena Lloyd sang a duet The Lord is My Shepherd. Mrs Forrest Clemings presided at the business meeting. Mrs Marion Wise and her group served at the social hour following.
Sherry Mallory and Fred Ellison, who will marry August 15, were honored at a bridal shower hosted by Joyce Dexter. Attendees included Kathleen Eastburn, Linda Skaggs, Pavla McMurray, Cherrie Zilmner, and others. Gifts were sent by several friends and family.
Mrs Emery Lewis of 209 S Lafayette presided as Mrs Blanche Woolery served as chaplain at the M O Cartlidge Circle No 16 Ladies of the GAR meeting. Mrs Ross Miller won the door prize as eight members enjoyed cookies and punch. Next gathering set for Memorial Burii ng on September 8.
Winton A. Winter of Ottawa Kansas was elected Wednesday as vice chairman of the American Bar Association young lawyers section meeting in New York. The 34 year old University of Kansas law graduate will assume chairmanship of the 30 000 member section next year. He is a native of Lawrence.
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