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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1962
Page
3
A guide to selecting age appropriate gifts for children from infancy to early teens. It stresses matching age and development to toys. Emphasizes safety, washable textures, and educational aspects. Recommends variety from stuffed toys to hobby kits and board games. Highlights environment and role play interest shaping toy choices.
Tuesday listings show Twentyene Century Study Club at 101 S Tennessee with Mrs. Leo Gottlieb and multiple groups meeting at 2 p.m. Other clubs include Chanute Culture Club Athenaeum and Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Temple. The next day features Women’s Missionary Society and several United Presbyterian Women group luncheons and meetings across local churches.
Delta Kappa Gamma Alpha Omicron Chapter met in Iola with the program Women of History. Members shared inspirational women. Hazel Meeker named to state nominating committee. magazine subscription renewal for Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital approved. next meeting Feb 16 at Chanute.
Harmony HDU held a family gathering in the First National Bank community room on a Sunday afternoon. A covered dish dinner followed at noon and attendees spent the afternoon socializing.
Friday Reading Club held with Mrs. Roscoe Hallenberg as hostess. Vice president Mrs. Harold Umbarger opened the meeting and devotions on Pettiness were led by Mrs. J. T. Fogleman. Guests included Mrs. Pearl Hallenberg of Chanute.
Orval Roberts of the Sinclair Oil and Pipeline Company will speak at Cha nute Community Council’s annual dinner at the Tioga Hotel at 6 45 p m Tuesday. It will be the council’s last meeting of 1962 and the 1963 officers will include president Harold Williams and vice president Mrs George Ea
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson hosted teachers from Hutton and Roosevelt schools at their 420 S. Rutter home on Sunday evening. After dinner a gift exchange was held with attendees including Mrs. Sarah Best Cecelia Beurligmann Mary Ellen Cole Glenda Cox Mrs. C. V. Crissman Lowell Dillman Susan Graham Mrs. Martha Hutton Mrs. Betty Taylor Mrs. Ben Walker Marjorie Wilson Mrs. Denny Maninger Mrs. Howard Hollenshead Sallie Lamb Mrs. C. L. Childers Mrs. Ernest King Mrs. Eldon Lloyd and Mrs. Jim McCoy.
The report lists Ton as president, H. M. Wood as treasurer, and Ethel Eaton as secretary. The first meeting of the new year is scheduled for January 22.
The Neosho County 4 H Council met in a Christian church with Pat Johnson presiding. Activities include a recreation workshop at Midway on December 6, training for leaders in Erie on December 10, and County 4 H Club days in Erie on March 9. Regional days at Chanute on March 23 will feature a council lunch service. a new club named Four Corners was organized. Dust peeled bananas in flour and fry lightly in butter to accompany roast lamb or ham.
Clara's Hats at 16 South Lincoln presents Soliday items including Latins Felts Sequins in colors priced around 4.99 to 5.99. Merle Norman Cosmetics and other gift items are also advertised.
The Zion Lutheran Walther League discussed Christmas in 1975 with Eva Edwards presiding. Thirty one members three counselors and three guests attended. Jim and George Arnett were named honorary members as Christmas cards and Wheat Ridge Seals were handed out and caroling was decided.
A community notice states on December 16 a party to mark the last night of the nativity and a New Year’s Eve celebration. Lynda Lassman led the devotions during the gathering.
A brief kitchen tip from the Chanute Tribune notes making thin patties from ground beef and layering with a paper-thin onion slice. The tip emphasizes quick assembly and simple flavor in a compact meal idea.
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