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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1966
Page
3
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Mrs. Lowell Kreider was installed as president of the Tioga EH Unit with officers Mrs. Willis Bartlett vice president Mrs. Howard Parsons secretary Mrs. C H Bundy treasurer and Mrs Wilfried Cavaness public relations The installation was conducted by Mrs. Lloyd Dalton Gifts were sent to Osawatomie hospital and a gift exchange was held Refreshments for 16 members and one guest were served The next meeting is set for Jan 12 at 101 S Tennessee with Mrs Leo Gottlieb hosting
Mrs John G Schultz at 720 W 7th hosted the Autumn Mothers Club Christmas gathering yesterday afternoon. Social committee led by Mrs Neal Sharp arranged games with prizes to Mrs Dennis Demeritt Mrs Lee Osborn and Mrs Charles Winfrey. After gift exchange, punch and cookies were served to 15 members and guest Mrs Gary Clay. Mrs Cathers won the door prize.
Odense EH unit held its annual Christmas dinner and business meeting with Mrs Selligren presiding. Mrs Kenneth Hasty installed officers including Mrs John Bebbington as president and Mrs Ray Spencer as VP. A gift exchange followed. door prize went to Mrs Harry Lindberg. Next meeting Jan 4 hosted by Mrs Herbert Shultz.
Mrs. Al Jones of Route 2 hosted forty American Association of University Women members Thursday evening. The group sang Christmas songs with Janice Campbell on cello led by Mrs. Wayne Umbarger and Mrs. Eldon Vaughn. Mrs. Nelle Stevens presided over the fellowship auction raising 107.45 dollars from items donated and auctioned. Serving committee included Mrs. Clum as chair, Grace Boman, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Vaughn, Sarah Haller, Carol Rinker, Mrs. Umbarger, and Mrs. H. E. McNeill.
Ebur Schultz was elected president of the Chanute Insurance Board for the coming year at a luncheon meeting at the Tioga Hotel. David McCune named vice president Ruth Shannon secretary and Joe Marnell treasurer. Harold Fulps is the 1966 president with John Schultz as vice president.
Nancy Lee Boman and John Lee Saving exchanged wedding vows Sunday afternoon at the First Baptist Church in Iola. The ceremony featured pink and white gladiola arrangements and a reception in Fellowship Hall. The bride, a 1965 Iola High School graduate, will reside at 319 N. Grant with the groom, a Chanute High School graduate and K-K Drilling employee.
The Fifty Fifty Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church met at the Orchid Buffet for a Christmas dinner. Fifty-eight members and guests attended. Gifts were sent to Elm Acres and Youth Ville, and a pledge to the building fund was made.
The United Brethren Church Women’s Missionary Association met at Mrs. Velma Grogan’s home in Grogan. Mrs. C E Rains led the lesson, read scripture on festive decorations, and shared a story Christmas is for Giving. Business was conducted, a gift exchange held, and eight members with three visitors attended.
S L McMillen led Sorghum Valley Grange in Grange Hall Thursday evening. Plans were made to remember shut-ins at Christmas with a committee including Mrs Roy Anderson Mrs Bryan Burk and Mrs Reuben Burk. The program featured Christmas story readings jokes poems and a decorated Christmas tree gifts from Mr and Mrs Johnson to each member.
Delta Study Club met Thursday afternoon at 210 South Tennessee in the Foster home for a covered dish luncheon. Mrs. Phil Cooper assisted. Members sang Christmas carols after a lesson by Mrs. Miles Oyler. They voted to donate to the United Fund and to buy eyeglasses for a needy child. A gift exchange closed the 17member gathering.
Social events listed include United Nations Association covered dish at Mrs Nelle Stevens R 3-6 30 p m Saturday December 10. Sunday December 11 Rural Homemakers Christmas dinner at Rural School 6 30 p m. Monday December 12 Mary Martha Guild dinner 6 30 p m at Presbyterian Church Santa Fe Women’s Federation Carpenters Hall 2 p m Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Memorial Building 7 30 p m Duplicate Bridge Club Home Sav or Building 7 15 p m Cecilia Music Club Federation ae 2 p m.
The Holly Mothers Club met for a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Homer Cook's home 602 S. Larson on Thursday afternoon with 15 members present. Members sat at candle lit tables and held a Christmas decoration gift exchange. Food was donated for an adopted needy family and Mrs. Jim Lusk performed two piano pieces before accompanying.
The American Legion Auxiliary met in the Memorial Building for Christmas dinner. Kenneth Cummings presented a check for third place in the Veterans Day parade. Mrs. Dorothy Rauhoff reported on the Wichita Veterans Hospital gift shop and the group aided 300 patients in choosing gifts. Chanute Auxiliary contributed 51 items and 102 dollars. Fifty members attended and funds were approved for clothing purchases for a local family.
The group sang Christmas carols and co-hostesses for the luncheon were Mrs. Jerry Steele Mrs. Jack Brown and Mrs. Dick Purdy. Mrs. Junior Zimmerman will be hostess for the Jan 12 event.
A British naval scientist, Gerald Rogers aged 41, died aboard the frigate HMS Wakeful after seasickness. An inquest found natural causes but medical testimony linked death to seasickness by ruptured gullet. last similar case cited was 1919 in America.
Cottage Grove Ladies Aid gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Everett Booe's home for a Christmas party. Mrs. Ralph Debler was elected president with Mrs. Clifford Holman as vice president, Mrs. Harold Storck as secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Glen Strack as reporter. Ten members and three guests attended, and a gift exchange plus Christmas refreshments were shared. The next meeting is set for January 12 at Mrs. Ed Brinkmeyer's home.
Roll out leftover pie dough and spread with butter or margarine. Sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon, cut into squares, and bake in a hot oven. Serve warm squares with iced tea.
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