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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1965
Page
3
Betty recollects neighbors and two dogs that roamed along a fence line. A shelter rescue with sensitive ears joined bark and piano notes, challenging evenings during backyard barbecues and a neighbor’s meditation duet.
Junior leaders Marcia Walters Allen Crim Roger Elliott Marion Alford and Cecilia Olson were spotlighted on a county radio extension program hosted by County Agent Fred DeLano. Talks on 4-H club work meaning and accomplishments were shared. officers attended a training school on December 4 at Erie.
Four tables of bridge were played at the Duplicate Bridge Club in the Home Savings Association lounge. Scores included Mrs. Clyde Bloomheart eighteen percent more than average and Mrs. Bob Allen finishing at two and twenty eight percent under. other top players were Mrs. Frank Jones Mrs. Ralph Caldwell Mrs. Fred Johnson Mrs. L W Mitchell Mrs. C L Berry Mrs. Jo Payne and Fred Foster.
Rural Homemakers HD Unit held its annual Christmas supper at Rural School on Sunday night. Members and families enjoyed a turkey dinner followed by a brief meeting led by Mrs. Belle Delaplain. Mrs. John Jordan gave a lesson on small electrical appliances. New officers were installed by Mrs. Glenn Hanson: president Mrs. Roy Tunnell, vice president Mrs. Beulah Griswald, secretary Mrs. Doris Stitt.
Mack Morgan celebrated his first birthday with cake and candy served by his mother Mrs. M L Morgan at 1705 S Highland. Guests included Mrs. Katherine Flippin, Steve, Terry, Annie, and Mike Morgan.
Den 1 Pack 225 Cub scouts gathered after noon Monday with den mother Mrs. Charles Wilson at 1002 W 12th. They worked on Christmas presents with help from Mrs. E B Carter. Jimmy Wilson led the flag ceremony as Den chief Alan Pilgrim directed the closing using the living circle and scout laws.
Ann Landers answers reader questions about military airline seating and family situations. She explains military discounts may cause bumping, urges paying full fare for guaranteed seats, and advises on handling a troublesome houseguest.
The Tribune reports the second six weeks honor roll for the first semester and notes teachers attending a Pittsburg seminar on The Nurse and Myocardial Infarction. prep for Blue Comets vs Altamont tonight, Juco Panthers vs Fort Scott, and WSU information session at Neosho JC.
Local clubs and church groups list December social events and meetings in multiple venues. Activities include luncheons, dinners, sewing and study groups, and musical gatherings with times ranging from noon to 7:30 p.m. Participants include church societies, Legion Auxiliary, BPW, Delta Study Club, Sweet Adelines, and junior music groups.
The Dorcas Class and Any Man's Class of the First Christian Church held a Christmas dinner Sunday noon in the church fellowship hall. Queen Esther Class members were guests. About 80 people were served a turkey dinner. Mrs. Emmet Bolze led the meeting with devotions by Mrs. Nelle Stevens who read Christmas poems, and carols were sung led by Mrs. A. B. Chauncey with Carol McDonald on piano.
Jay Hovorka son of Mr and Mrs John Hovorka celebrated his eighth birthday Sunday with a roller skating party at Skate land. Guests included Mike Sutcliffe Mark Haight Brian Purdy David Cloke and David Merrill. Traditional refreshments and games followed at the home 910 S Larson.
Mr and Mrs George White of Pittsburg announce the engagement of their daughter Jeanette Carol to Clarence Moellman Jr son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Moellman Sr of Cole Camp Missouri Miss White is employed by General Auto Parts Co Kansas City Moellman works for Central Missouri Electric Co op Sedalia No wedding date is set
Mrs J D Schaal led the Vilas LCW Sunday program on Christmas Joy in the church fellowship room with assistance from Mrs Roy Larson Mrs Elmer Anderson directed devotions Mrs Larson gave the devotions and roll call noted joy Fruit baskets were prepared for older community members The Lute Fish dinner was announced for Wednesday Hostesses included Mrs A F Solomonson Mrs Lennea Carlson and Mrs Ed Thorsell
T. Davis spoke to members of the local chapter of the National Association of Retired Civil Employees. Lester Purdy was named president with Charles Wampler as vice president and Mrs Wampler as secretary treasurer Ed Wolfe will serve as chaplain. A covered dish dinner followed. The next meeting is set for January 3 at the Davidson home.
For best flavor in the loaves let yeast bread dough rise in a warm place. Aim for a temperature nearer 80 degrees than 85 to develop richer flavor and better texture.
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