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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1957
Page
3
Sub Deb club met at 12 S. Wilson with Janet Donaldson as hostess for an informal gathering. Plans for the Christmas dance were discussed and the club song was sung. Refreshments were served.
Advertisement by Alice Brooks promoting Pattern 7199 for a doll that serves as a protective mixer cover. Includes instructions, transfers, and directions. Encourages sending thirty five cents plus extra postage to The Chanule Tribune Household Arts Dept. New York. Catalogue offer and other craft patterns advertised.
Mrs. John Splane hosted a birth day party at 1531 S Edith on November 27 honoring her son Gary on his second birthday. Guests included Garys grandmother Mrs J H Splane and Connie Neely Mike Bogle Debbie Kathy Chapman Pam Bill and Marsha Chapman Mrs Ed Chapman and Mrs Jim Chapman.
Sharon Williams hosted the Les Demobiselles club meeting at 211 North Western. Mary to Brazil led the evening and a ways and means project was discussed. The meeting closed with the club song. two sponsors and 25 members attended. The next gathering is scheduled for December 9 with Mary Sue Ward at 420 North Forest.
A Sunday School party at the Evangelical Mission Covenant church Odense school was held Friday evening for Sunday school members. The Red team, losers in a recent contest, entertained the Blue team. Mrs. Robert Larson Jr. oversaw the entertainment and refreshments were served by Mines, August Erickson, George DeMeisseman and Walter Enstrom.
A short guidance piece urges readers to use advertising as a tool to verify product quality. It stresses checking guarantees, prices, and seller credibility to avoid scams. The notice frames consumer caution as essential for prudent purchases.
The piece highlights etiquette advice from Emily Post on keeping handbags in the lap during meals and showcases Chanute shops with varied small bags. It notes sequin and pearl purses for formal occasions and petit velvets for versatile use, plus tips for a proper lap-draped napkin. It adds a brief cooking tip explaining simmering as cooking just below boiling with slow bubbles.
Mrs. Cecil Perkins district deputy president of district 12 of the Rebekah lodge attended a meeting in the Odd Fellow hall last night. She received grand honors and a gift was presented by Mrs. Junod. The Rebekah degree was conferred on one candidate and plans were made for Christmas gifts to the Rebekah Odd Fellow home.
Community groups schedule multiple meetings across churches and clubs. Notable events include First Baptist installation and luncheon at 2 pm, United Brethren prayer band at 1 30 pm, and many circle meetings at First Methodist First Christian Presbyterian and St. Anne’s with dinner desserts and gift exchanges.
Printed pattern 9078 offers half size jumpers and blouses designed to slim and fit with minimal alteration. Includes yardage for sizes 14 to 22 and 39 inch fabric. Send 30 cents plus 5 cents for 1st class mailing to Marian Martin Pattern Dept. New York. Also notes 4-H award winners and club program items unrelated to pattern.
Members of the Best Yet 4-H club spoke on What I Like About Living In The Country during roll call. They planned a Christmas party and caroling. Junior leaders meet Dec 3 to map programs. Mrs. Lyle Myer placed a purple seal on the charter. Four members received Who's Who awards at the Erie achievement banquet: Judy Keenan Gary Braden Ronnie
The Kansas International club of Dolls and Dons of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem held a Christmas dinner at the Kay Hotel. Mrs. Floyd Kelley and Ford Johnson hosted, with a gift exchange led by Mrs. Melvin Sellers. Don Beech spoke on the upcoming supreme session in Atlantic City. Numerous out of town guests from Ottawa Leavenworth Wichita Kansas City and other cities attended.
Mr and Mrs Dan Forbes of Neodesha won the top above average score of 422 at a Duplicate Bridge club meeting in the Tioga Hotel last night Four and a half tables played Other top scores included Bob Allen and Dr Al Kihm 42 Mrs Bill Peters and Bob Ward 382 Mrs Bob Allen and Mrs Fred L Johnson 38 C G Bailey and Ed Parr 3742 and Mrs Howard Wilson
Local page notes events in Chanuts with brief items including community notices and society notices for Tuesday December 3 1957. No single dominant feature. supports multiple small items and announcements from city and area groups.
The club invites members and Mrs. Harry Williams to attend master point night next Monday at 7 30 p m at the Tioga Hotel with plans announced for the event.
Guidance covers addressing the mayor with Mr Mayor His Honor on envelopes and Dear Sir in letters. It notes the fiance’s father can give the bride away if no male relative is available. It warns against tucking a napkin into a belt to prevent slipping as improper.
Readers learn methods for rust removal from irons using beeswax and salt, stiffening organdy trims by boiling rice water, treating chocolate stains with cold water and borax paste, and repurposing leftover fish into a creamy asparagus dish sprinkled with parsley.
Slices of cooked pork sausage links are highlighted as an appealing addition to pizza toppings, offering a savory enhancement to cheese and sauce. The note underscores versatility and flavor appeal for home cooks and pizzerias alike.
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