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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1964

Page

3

Annual Lutfisk Dinner in Vilas Swedes Host Yule Feast

Betty Williams details Vilas Bethel Lutheran Church’s annual Lutfisk dinner drawing about 400 guests. The event showcases Swedish dishes including lutfisk, ostakaka, knabrod, meat balls, and lingonberries with notes on preparation history and flavors.

Bethel Lutheran Church Vilas Lindsborg Minnesota Roy Anderson Vilas-Bethel Lutheran Church Harriet Larson Paul

Fidelity Class Turkey Dinner Sees New Officers Elected

The Fidelity Class of Gront Avenue Baptist Church met for a turkey dinner in the church basement. New officers were elected with Shockey reappointed president and Mrs. Reno named vice president. Rev. Owen spoke. Coleen Reno read a Christmas poem. toys were gathered for Bacone Orphanage. 56 attended.

Fidelity Gront Avenue Baptist Church Glen Shockey Bob Wiles Shockey Fred Reno Dean Strack Wiles Strack Melvin Owen Coleen Reno Bacone Oklo Harold Neptune Ben Nicholas

AAUW Christmas Party Features Sing Along and Auction

The AAUW held a Christmas party Thursday at Mary Elizabeth Kirby’s home in Humboldt. Nelle Stevens hosted and acted as auctioneer while Charles Rubow poured from a holly table. Marjorie Wilson chaired the hostess committee with several members. 30 members attended plus one guest, Mrs L. L. Kirby.

Mitch Mary Elizabeth Kirby Humboldt Nelle Stevens Charles Rubow Marjorie Wilson Helen Grother Helen Cronemeyer Glenda Cox Betty Potter Kelley Erickson Rubow Stevens L. L. Kirby

Legion Auxiliary Dinner At Memorial Building

Amer ican Legion Auxiliary held a covered dish dinner Thursday evening in the Memorial building. Tables featured poinsettas and Christmas symbols. Mrs. John Oglesbee led the business meeting. Guest Mrs. Bessie Staten was introduced. Mrs. Floyd Yahns spoke on items bought for the Christmas family adopted by the Auxiliary. An invitation to a Legion party on Dec 17 was read. Dollar bills were sent to SEK Tuberculosis Hospital veterans. A Christmas gift fund was also sent to veterans hospitals.

American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building John Oglesbee Bessie Staten Floyd Yahns Auxiliary Legion Sek Veterans

Scouts Pack 1 Den 4 meet with Mrs Clyde Acree

Cub Scouts from Den 4 met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Clyde Acree at 323 Ward. They played games and worked on Christmas gifts before closing with the living circle.

Den Clyde Acree Ward First Baptist Church Oley Apt Glen Hanson Quinten Derson Maxine Stoll Kenneth Ira J Simmons Ray Zumalt Aden Cleo

Missionary Day Observed At Evangelical Church Service

Rutherford announces Myrtle Larson missionary will speak at 11 a.m. service sharing Congo letters. Rev. Robert L. Huse and Leland Anderson with son Steven to participate. Offerings go to Larson. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.. Anderson to give evening message at 7 p.m. Christmas carols lead, decorations praise, door prize won.

Rutherford George Cox Apt V Savonburg Myrtle J. Clough Uden Evangelical Covingenant Church Robert L. Huse Myrtle Larson Karawa Republic of Congo Africa Leland Anderson Steven Congo Anderson Miss Larson C. N. Clough Joe Hake Delbert Winder Erma Jo King W. K. Eagle

Dear Ann Landers Practical Advice On Family Skirmishes

A reader asks why courts award children to a mother deemed unfit and why fathers press harsh accusations in contentious separations. Ann Landers explains strong evidence is needed to label a mother unfit, and notes parental shaming hurts children. She also advises a student to dine at home to avoid embarrassment and shares how to submit questions for help.

Ann Landers Dear Ann Landers Pennsylvania

Mrs Wilson Hosts Tioga HD Unit Meeting

Mrs Larry Wilson 17 presided at a Tioga HD Unit meeting Thursday afternoon. Charter member Mrs C H Bundy recalled the group's 1934 organization. A Christmas story by Will Stanton was read and refreshments served by Mrs Norman Koch and Mrs George Defebaugh.

Larry Wilson Wilson Tioga TD C. H. Bundy

Mrs Elder Hosts Autumn Mothers Club Christmas Party

Mrs Tom Elder of Highland hosted the Autumn Mothers Club Christmas party on Thursday afternoon attended by 15 members and one guest. Gifts were exchanged and games played with prizes won by Mrs John Ingle and Mrs Elder. New members welcomed and refreshments served.

Tom Elder Highland Autumn Mothers Club Danny Brown John Ingle Elder Doe White Frank Naaykens Lee Osborn Charles Esslinger

Delta Club Christmas Luncheon Held at Orchid Buffet

Delta Club meets Delta Study Club members for a Christmas luncheon hosted by Mrs. R. A. Cook and Mrs. Robert Pennington. Decorations featured wet Christmas trees candles and sleighs of gifts. A gift exchange and a collection for a needy family were held.

Delta Study Club Orchid Buffet R. A. Cook Robert Pennington

Holly Harris Chosen Scout Representative

Holly Harris daughter of J E and Mrs Harris of 401 S Ashby has been chosen as one of 14 girls to represent the Meadowlark Girl Scout Council at the National Roundup in 1965. Ten thousand campers and staff are expected at Farragut Wildlife Management Area Idaho July 15 28 with delegates from Coffeyville Independence Iola Neodesha Oswego Parsons and visitors from the Philippine Islands.

Holly Harris J. E. Harris S. Ashby Meadowlark Girl Scout Council Farragut Wildlife Management Idaho Coffeyville Independence Iola Neodesha Oswego Parsons Philippine Islands

Luncheon for Holly Mothers Club Features Christmas Cheer

A covered dish luncheon for 15 members of the Holly Mothers Club was hosted by Mrs. Jerry Steele at 1009 St Larson. Mrs. Dick Purdy led the meeting as new officers were elected including Mrs. Fox as president and a committee was named to support a needy family.

Holly Mothers Club Jerry Steele St Larson

Miscellaneous Shower For Linda Arnett

Linda Arnett the bride to be was honored with a miscellaneous shower at Mrs J L Bradford s home on S Lafayette A dessert course was served Attendees included Mrs John Arnett Mrs R J Walker Mrs Robert Webb Mrs Cecil Arnett Mrs John Webb and daughter Mary Fogel and Lola Wood William Tuehaw Gifts arrived from Mrs Charles Arnett Mrs Robert Arnett Mrs Fred Brown Larry Calhoun Parsons Henry Lawrence and C V Howard

Linda Arnett Gus Carpenter J. L. Bradford S. Lafayette Mmes John Arnett R. J. Walker Robert Webb Cecil Arnett John Webb Mary Fogel Lola Wood William Tueh Charles Arnett Robert Arnett Fred Brown Larry Calhoun Parsons Henry Lawrence Vera Okla C. V. Howard Collingsville

Paint Club Meets at Maple Leaf Tea Room

Mary Dell Paint Club met Thursday at the Maple Leaf Tea Room with nine members present. Mrs. Kenneth Lindsay, president, presented a gift to Mrs. J W Merrick on behalf of the club. The group painted designs and enjoyed a sack lunch at noon.

Mary Dell Paint Club Maple Leaf Tea Room Kenneth Lindsay J. W. Merrick

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Betty Williams Webster Sweden United States Drumstick Cafe Plummer Elsie & Floyd Ramsey Charlotte's South Allen Et Lda Vane Dauber Lazy Susans AAUW Legion Auxiliary Scout News Colfax Mines Myron Cooper Howard Smith Gordon Erickson E. L. Redfield Chester Uden Harry Larson W. R. Brown Chanute Tribune Solte Mrs. Wilson Tioga Junior Sis Venient Bank OF Commerce the Friendly Bank F.D Mrs. Elder Featuring Avtorme W. Main Delta Club Meets Holly Mothers Midwest West Main Chanute Christian Science Reading Room Mary Baker Eddy Forest, Chanute
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