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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1965

Page

3

Textile Painting Display by Mary Dell and Chanute Groups

Open house at North Malcolm Community Center showcased work by 15 women from the Mary Dell and Chanute Textile Clubs including Mary Merrick. Exhibits featured dresses, towels, quilts and monograms with durable hand painted designs using stencils and a quick three dimensional touch. the clubs resume Sept 16 with 28 hours weekly.

Mary Dell Chanute North Malcolm Community Center Iola Mary Dell Club Chanute Textile Club J. W. Merrick Kenneth

Tribune Phone Contact Advises Call After Six

If you can’t reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier. If unavailable, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.

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Local Marine officer candidate trains at Quantico

Steven J. Wells son of Mrs. E L Hudson undergoes the second of two six week summer training sessions at Marine Corps schools Quantico Virginia. Wells is a student at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. Children’s story hour at the library features The Polka Dot Goat. Ed Wolfe and family return from visit with relatives in Overland Park Ottawa and Chanute.

Steven J. Wells E. L. Hudson S. Santa Fe Marine Corps Marine Corps Schools Quantico Wells University of Kansas Lawrence Ed Wolfe S. Tennessee R. L. Neth Bobby Kathy Debbie Overland Park Ottawa Robert Harris Max Wolfe Harrison Ark Colorado Chanute

Couple returns from Colorado vacation with mountain snow

Mr and Mrs C E Galbreath of 1110 W Main head home after two weeks visiting sons Leland Galbreath in Denver and Lonnie Rhodes in Wichita. They describe a snow storm at Mount Evans and Trail Ridge Road in Colorado during the trip.

C. E. Galbreath W. Main Leland Galbreath Denver Lonnie Rhodes Wichita Mount Evans Trail Ridge Road Colorado

Carl Family Hosts Newark Couple Following July 24 Wedding

Mr and Mrs Ralph Carl 1191 S Evergreen entertain their nephew and his wife Mr and Mrs Raymond Carl of Newark Delaware who were married July 24.

Ralph Carl S. Evergreen Raymond Carl Newark Del

Weddings Are News The Tribune Advises Prompt Reports

The Tribune explains wedding notices should reach the woman’s page editor the day after the ceremony or within two days for roundups. Reports and photos may be submitted via commercial studios, with sender name and telephone, and must arrive at The Tribune office by the next business day.

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Kansan Sharon Scoville Wins $1000 Grad Study Award

Sharon Scoville of Lawrence Kansas received a $1000 graduate study award to complete her master's in Children's Theater at the University of Kansas. The American Educational Theater Association presented the prize in the convention in Miami Beach Florida.

Miami Beach Fla Sharon Scoville Lawrence Kan University of Kansas American Educational Theater Association

Dear Ann Landers Advice Letters From The Moose And Anxious Parent

A 1945 Chanute Tribune column features Moose lamenting a wife who keeps a spotless home while her husband ignores chores and belittles her. Ann counters that a husband’s affection hinges on more than cleanliness and praises the neighbor’s steadiness. Anxious parent fears son’s alcohol and promiscuity. Landers urges parental balance and cites a biblical warning, offering further help.

Christian Culture Class Meets at First Baptist Church

Members of the Christian Culture Class of the First Baptist Church met Thursday with 15 attending at the home of Mrs. D. L. Geeding, 819 S. Santa Fe. Guests included Mrs. Edward Gray and daughter from Chicago and Mrs. Elmer McCandless. Mrs. A. C. Dickinson led the meeting with Lola Werts offering devotions. Mrs. George Marisch directed a games program and, with her group, helped serve refreshments.

First Baptist Church D. L. Geeding S. Santa Fe Edward Gray Chicago Elmer McCandless A. C. Dickinson Lola Werts George Marisch

August Tea by Autumn Mothers Club at Library

An August tea was held in the Heritage Room of the library hosted by the Autumn Mothers Club. Mrs. Charles Winfrey welcomed members and guests including several named ladies. Mrs. Jones reviewed the book Dear Josephine by Barbara Hall. Tea, cake, punch, and mints were served with chrysanthemums as centerpieces and a door prize awarded to Mrs. Collins.

Autumn Mothers Club Charles Winfrey Mmes Gary Manbeck David David Dennis McLaughlin John A. Koop Paul Morris J. A. Willis Pack St. Claire Alan Collins Alvin Jones Collins Tom Elder Ronald Sutcliffe Harvey Young

Picnic at Santa Fe by Sunflower Unit

A picnic was held Wednesday noon in Santa Fe Park by the Sunflower HD Unit. Mrs. Francis Meeker hosted 10 members and one guest Nancy Rush of Kansas City. The meeting was led by vice president Mrs. Lloyd Dalton. Scrapbooks of American home life for foreign students were completed and a birthday gift was presented to Mrs. Meeker.

Santa Fe Park Sunflower HD Unit Francis Meeker Nancy Rush Kansas City Lloyd Dalton Meeker

Tarragon Accent to Tomato Juice and Chili

A home kitchen tip suggests adding dried crumbled tarragon to tomato juice and chili. Let it steep for a few hours before serving to impart a subtle herbal note.

Pepper Cracked at Home for Steak and Mace in Pudding

The note suggests grinding pepper corn at home to season steak before broiling and adds a tip to stir a pinch of mace into chocolate pudding for extra aroma. It presents simple kitchen prep ideas using common spices.

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Mary Merrick Betty Williams Lindsey Arthur Coonrod Chanute Textile Paint Club Ewes Concordia Dodge City Emporia Ft. Leavenworth Garden City Goodland Ee Hill City Bess Olathe Russell Salina Topeka Pittsburg Larry Salon of Beauty Thir. Chater Marge Laverty Mary Wiltse Sharon Rickerson Ellis Potter Ralph Alexander Memphis Tenn Southern College of Optometery Potter Floyd R. Potter N. Highland Alexander S. Highland Ann Landers Moose Phi Beta Kappas Chanute Tribune Merle Norman R. D Bob" Wilson South Lincoln Chanute NEW York Life Insurance Company Santa Fe Sunflower Crown Raymond Cole N. Steuben Kodak Henry Watkins Erie Kansas Howard Anderson S. H. Kress N. Evergreen First National Bank F.d.lc
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