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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1971
Page
4
Lois Carlson extension home economist explains holiday meat planning with a focus on turkey and ham. The piece outlines how to gauge quality and wholesomeness, noting USDA standards distinguish grade from the inspection seal and emphasize wholesome meat.
The Friendship Class of the First Baptist Church held its annual Christmas dinner at the Orchid Buffet on Tuesday. Le Chanter provided Christmas songs and gifts were exchanged. The Rev and Mrs Dale Sneer inger gave each family a photo greeting card. De votions were led by Mrs Earl Grogan with scriptures from Matthew 18 23 and Luke 2 14.
The Modern Study Club held its annual Christmas salad luncheon at Mrs. Howard Wilson's home with co host Mrs. Marjorie Nation. Members shared poems and stories, exchanged gifts, and approved a donation to fund eye glasses for a needy student. New chairs were elected for the Chanute Chamber of Commerce women’s division, and plans were made for the upcoming dinner and centennial events.
Neosho Valley Extension Homemakers Unit hosted a Christmas goodie walk at Mrs. Harry Larson’s home. Members arranged cookies and recipes, shared food, and installed officers for 1972. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served for eight members and seven guests.
Christmas circles at First Baptist Church held meetings this week with Grace Hill Circle led by Mrs. Bessie Shepherd and others sharing lessons on The Amazing Grace and The Birth of Jesus. Seventy members and guests exchanged gifts and heard Christmas readings from Luke 2 Matthew 1 and Isaiah 9.
Lesta Smith led games and carol singing as the Kayettes of the senior high school hosted a Christmas party at the high school. Santa distributed gifts to guests, who were served refreshments and favors. Viola Smith was general chair man with Debbie Quirarte and Debbie Thuston on refreshments. Jo Ann Corbitt prepared the guest list. Each Kavette invited two guests. Oleva Lewis sponsors the Kavettes.
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The social calendar lists events for December including a Kansette Club Christmas dinner for families at 6 p.m. at R. 1 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cunningham, plus upcoming gatherings: Builders Class dinner at First Presbyterian Church 5:30 p.m., Duplicate Bridge Club at Home Savings lounge 7:15 p.m., Past Presidents Parley at Memorial Building 6:30 p.m., Rebekah Lodge IOOF hall 7:30, Women s Arts and Crafts at Central Park Building 9 a.m. to noon, Ladies of the Elks dinner 6:30 p.m. with meeting 7:30 p.m., Humboldt Women s Club 2:30 p.m. at Humboldt bank community room, and Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary 9:30 a.m. in hospital conference room.
Mrs. Ben Dodson led Round Table Study Club in Mrs. Lyle Huitt’s Highland home. She read The Little Mixer by Lillian Nicholson Shearon as eleven members exchanged gifts. Edythe Schneider of Colorado Springs attended as a guest.
The Federation of Santa Fe Women held their annual Christmas dinner in Carpenters hall. Birthday anniversaries noted for Dewey Bedell Robert Rader Henry Watkins Opal Osterfelt and O C Nickerson. Mrs Mendenhall and Mrs Charles Logan led the gift exchange from a decorated tree.
Mrs. Harry Lewis presented The Lost Angel for Athenaeum at Mrs. Earl Wible’s home 1017 Santa Fe Tuesday. Elizabeth Goudge wrote the Christmas story. Mrs. Wible offered the meditation Christ Gives Power for Changing the World and approved a $5 gift for Love, Inc.
Chanute Culture Club heard The Mazie Mack read by Mrs. D A Finney and held a Christmas luncheon at the Pine Room Tioga Hotel with 13 members present. Guest Barbara Rostel an International Christian Exchange student from Germany attended.
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