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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1960
Page
3
A lemon graham loaf recipe with lemon fluff frosting and crushed graham crackers. The feature advertises patterns and crafts from The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept and provides baking steps, ingredients, and a variation with nuts.
Community activities list across Chanute on Tuesday December 6 includes Barathea Service Guild at Evangelical United Brethren annex 7 30 p.m. Cosmos Study Club Christmas party 7 30 p.m. Odd Fellows hall installation dessert Juncehon 12 30 p.m. etc. Women and youth groups meet at various venues with group meetings in the afternoon and evening followed by fellowship and refreshments.
A simple sincere thanks to a thoughtful friend is best. Thank them for their kindness during the loss, and invite them to visit when they can. When introducing a stepfather, say “my step father” followed by his name, for clarity and respect.
Baptist women worldwide observed The Day of Prayer on Friday. Chanute area participants at the First Baptist church included Mrs. Ray Hutchison presiding and Mrs. Willard Cleaver leading singing. Reading and meditation were given by multiple local and visiting members.
Buffalo Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Julian celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their Buffalo home from 2 to 5 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited. The couple married December 11, 1910, at the home of her parents near Moline. They have five children Earl E. and Charles Jr. in Winsted Minnesota, Mrs. Harold Robertson, Mrs. Walter Steele, and Armond L. in Buffalo, plus 14 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Laurel Mothers club met at Mrs. Parks Dela Hunty’s home with Mrs. Hoofnagle co hosting. Guests included Mrs. Thummel. A Christmas party is planned for December 15 at Mrs. Dale Edwards’s home. Health insurance coverage in Texas includes 379 companies, two Blue Cross Blue Shield plans, Medical Society plans, and 14 other insuring plans.
Dear Jammed. A widow seeks help about a freeloading partner who won’t marry. Ann Landers advises quitting the lunches and having him move out, as he shows no intent to marry when kept fed and housed. The column also offers reader guidance on fashion gift etiquette and roommate issues.
WALLOPS ISLAND, VA. AP The nation's space communications are moving to a higher frequency to avoid interference with television as a 12 foot balloon satellite is launched. NASA official William J. O Sullivan Jr said the FCC has asked frequent frequency changes due to interference from and with television.
Combine egg and milk with onion salt pepper Worcestershire mustard and bread crumbs then mix with ground beef. Pack half the meat in a baking dish top with four eggs in a zigzag, cover with remaining meat, bake 50 to 60 minutes, rest 5 minutes, slice to serve six.
Reports from Daily News and New York Times say President elect Kennedy plans to name Adlai E Stevenson as ambassador to the United Nations. The talks suggest Kennedy favors a non Fulbright cabinet choice and may pick Dean Rusk or David Bruce for secretary of state if Fulbright isn't named. Chester Bowles remains a long shot candidate for foreign affairs adviser.
Kenneth Davis of Junction City will head a Kansas Young Democrats committee for Kennedy's inauguration in Washington. Emporia’s Dale Spiegel Wichita’s Jack Graves and Topeka’s Jean C. Evans also serve. The board praised Gov. Docking and Kennedy and named John Montgomery a standout state chairman.
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