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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1966
Page
3
Readers share practical household ideas from freezing dough notes to baking times. Suggestions include labeling frozen dough with pan greased, oven temp, and bake time. using shoelaces on chair pad ties. marking faucet handles with nail polish to avoid mishaps. fastening towels with clothespins for messy meals. wrapping travel bottles in plastic wrap to prevent breaks. and stapling cardboard to wire hangers for grip.
The Today's Mothers Club held a 1 p.m. Christmas lunch at the Orchid Buffet with 19 members attending. Guests of Mrs. Emmet Bolze enjoyed a Christmas party and gift exchange after the meal, while Mrs. Ellis Riegle read the Christmas story Why The Chimes Ring.
Humboldt couple announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Charlene Pollman to A2C Charles W. North of Shullsburg Wisconsin. She is a Humboldt High School 1965 graduate and Clark's School of Business alumna now a Topeka legal secretary. North is a 1963 Darlington High School graduate and Air Force member stationed at Forbes AFB Topeka. The couple plan a spring wedding.
The Grant Avenue Baptist church circles met Thursday afternoon with a Christmas theme. Ruth Circle met at 415 W Walnut. Han nah Circle gathered at 617 N Grant. Dorcas Circle met with 218 N Lafayette. Each circle held devotions, lessons, and refreshments for members and guests.
Mrs. C. H. Pankratz hosted 35 guests and Chapter DD members at 519 S. Evergreen for an afternoon meeting. Alyce Lyn Meredith of Wichita performed piano and voice pieces in The Songs of Christmas, with other country carols sung by her niece. Dwight McCreight’s niece sang, Chopin provided piano selections, and Carl Pate, as president, served with a red clothed table and velvet centerpiece.
Junior college students Anita Harvey Terry Carnahan Bob Crumline and instructor Glen Bacus presented excerpts from Up the Down Staircase at the Christmas meeting of the Business and Professional Women. Torchlighters led by Dr. Margaret Wolf organized the event with Elizabeth Pieper introducing the program.
The Friendly Neighbors Club hosted a Christmas dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Eben Claus’s home on Thursday. An informal evening included a gift exchange and each woman received a Christmas paperweight. Names of attendees span several local families and residents.
The Kayette Club of Sen ior High School held a Wednesday Christmas party at Hutton School. Georgann Rausch read The Night Before Christmas while children sang, Santa distributed gifts, and refreshments followed. Betty Chandler chaired the event with Elaine Cook, Dorothy Raple, and Coleen Ruble leading committee tasks.
The Modern Mothers Club met at Mrs. Wilbur Thompson's residence with 13 members present. Mrs. Paul Nelson co hosted as a dessert bridge session concluded with a gift exchange and prizes awarded to Mrs. Joe Brazil first high Mrs. Dorothy Wilson second high and Mrs. C. J. Anderson third.
Fairfield PTA met at the school with about 150 percent attendance. Mrs. Wayne Angleton led the business meeting. Mrs. Sunny Erickson spoke on Special Services Center and reading improvement. Students presented a play Christmas Party and sang carols. Refreshments were served by Mines and attendees included William Gericke George McCune Neal Heilman and M. E. Harwood.
A method describes toasting bread slices then topping with seasoned ground beef before broiling. Edge coverage with meat helps prevent edge burning during cooking.
WSWS Circles Of EUB Meet as The Christian's Calling Into the World served as the Christmas lesson. Seven Rebec ca Circle members gathered at the church Tuesday morning with Mrs. Glen Lacey hosting coffee and Mrs. Bill LaRue chairing.
The Senior Mothers Club met Thursday in the Memorial Building with Mrs. A A Miller reading The Day After Christmas by Bradford Young. Mrs Vera West gave devotions and Mrs Alta Allen led Christmas songs. A nut cups committee was named, a gift exchange held, and refreshments served. next meeting set for January 5, 1967 at 2 p.m.
A Hobby Club gathering at Mrs. Charles Rubow’s home 1 East 8th discussed antiques. Arlena Rubow possessed the oldest item, a family china doll. Mrs. T. O. Ward read two Christmas stories. The next meeting is scheduled for January 13 1967 with Mrs. Arthur Duer son at 609 West Main.
The Dial Tribune segment lists events for Monday December 19 1966 including Duplicate Bridge Club at Home Savings Lounge 7 15 p m Veemee Grange Fairfield School Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall Chanute Cycle Club at the track 7 30 p m Arts and Crafts Club Central of Community Building 9 a m to noon Ladies of Elks 7 30 p m with dinner at 6 30 p m Youth St Cecelia WEes Club Federation Room Past President Buffet and Christmas dinner at 6 p m
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The Elizabeth Circle of the First Methodist Church met Wednesday evening at 126 S. Steuben for its regular gathering and Christmas party. Mrs. Charles Winfrey III led devotions Color It Wonderful and presented The Christmas Story as the lesson, followed by a candlelight litany. Six guests and 15 members exchanged gifts and sang carols with co-hostesses Mrs. George McCune Mrs. Gary Manbeck and Mrs. Winfrey.
Mrs. Joe Adams hosted the Womens Missionary Society Christmas dinner at 804 S. Forest. Nine members and six guests attended with prayers, a Christmas story read by Mrs. Randall Bell, and a closing prayer by Mrs. Mary Rutherford. Door prize won by Mrs. Grant Wilson. Next meeting set for Jan 5 1967 with Mrs. Clifford Crumline.
The Builders Class of the First Presbyterian Church held its annual Christmas dinner in the church parlor. Seventeen members attended with guests including Mrs. Merle Cordner and Rev. Robert Geizentanner. Jan Priewe performed piano, Eddie Rideau sang and accompanied himself, and the group joined in Silent Night. Gifts were presented to teacher Mrs. L. H. Petit and president Mrs. C. D. Nelson, with a gift to Jan Priewe.
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