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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1966
Page
3
Readers submit money saving ideas like trimming wool blankets for twin beds and sewing edges with a Heloise machine, using hot pads to cover burners, nylon net to wash dishes, and folding papers into bags for trash day to ease pickup.
The Social Calendar lists meetings for December 14 and 15 1966 across many churches groups civic clubs and circles. Elizabeth Circle Deborah Circle Sunflower Chapter OES WMU and United Presbyterian Women convene at various times while Circle meetings for First Baptist Grant Avenue Baptist and St. Mary's Grace Church occur afternoons and evenings.
Hot chocolate and doughnuts fed 39 youths after the Junior High Methodist Youth Fellowship caroling. Hosts helped wrap gifts and decorate a tree to be given to an adopted family. Sponsors and helpers assisted during recreation and refreshments. Gifts and baskets will be delivered next Sunday after a 5 PM meeting.
To preserve quality store wine bottles horizontally so corks stay moist and sealant remains intact. This method helps prevent air exposure and oxidation, maintaining aroma and flavor over time.
Sharol Cutrell, soon to wed Don Romine, was honored at a shower Saturday evening at 18 N. Kansas home of Mrs. David Johnson. Hostesses were Mrs. Johnson Carol Brown and Shirley Romine. Guests played games received prizes and enjoyed refreshments from a red and white punch table centerpiece.
The Camp Hoppers Chapter of the National Campers and Hikers Association met Saturday in the Memorial building Federation Room for a Christmas party. Dick Smith led the business session as president, and officers set plans for next year’s campouts. Members brought white elephant gifts for game prizes, and 48 people enjoyed refreshments. Guests included Keith Kenyon, Robert Gericke, Don Ward and family, Debbie Cox, and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Marsh among others.
Mr and Mrs Edward A McCoy hosted the Aden McCoy wedding rehearsal dinner at Orchid Buffet Friday evening. Head table centerpiece featured double rings with white roses and red bows. Other tables displayed white tapers with red bows and guests included Nancy Uden James McCoy Larry Nesell Vaughn Rinehart and several Uden and McCoy family members.
Nancy Uden and James E McCoy wed in a Colfax Baptist Church ceremony with Rev. E M Pearson officiating. The couple plans to live in Key West Florida after a wedding trip, with families and many friends in attendance and a reception at the church basement.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beggs celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary Sunday at the home of their daughter, 912 S. Plummer, with relatives including R L Rumsey from Topeka and Jay Carr, John Beggs, and George Hazen among others. A daughter, Mrs. Atwell Rumsey, called during the afternoon.
St. Cecilia Music Club met in the Memorial Building Federation Room for a sacred program tied to the yearbook theme Together We Celebrate the Birthday of Jesus. Twenty eight members attended as Mrs. P L Forslund led in Oh Little Town of Bethlehem and the group sang Angel's Song.
Olson Super Market employees held their annual Christmas party and dinner at Carpenters Hall Sunday evening. A group of Sweet Adelines women provided entertainment and Christmas carols followed. Sixty people attended.
The Devoted Mothers Club met Friday for their Christmas party at president Mrs. Ed Offenbacker’s home on 903 S. Lincoln. Games and gift exchanges occurred as the group donated $15 to the exceptional children's fund. Refreshments were served to 14 members by Mrs. Gerald Rowan and Mrs. John Grady. door prize went to Mrs. Bill Burchir.
Mrs. Ethel Reno hosted the Bethel Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church for a holiday turkey dinner after which 27 members 32 children and two guests attended. The group elected officers Lee Sharp president Norman Madill vice president Mrs. Childers secretary and treasurer Mrs. Bill LaRue assistant secretary Mrs. Bill Carlson reporter and Mrs. Reno teacher.
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