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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1963

Page

3

Presbyterian Women Meet for Christmas Salad Luncheon

The Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church held a Wednesday luncheon at the church with tables decorated in holly pine and candles. Mrs. Reuben Burkman chaired the business meeting. Mrs. D A Finney received a new English Bible translation for her leadership. Carols were sung, Rev Floyd H Thuston sang spirituals, and lighted beeswax candles from Bethlehem were given to attendees.

Women’s Association of the Presbyterian Church Reuben Burkman D. A. Finney Dave Peterson John Hargrave Fred Skinner Robert Koch Floyd H. Thuston

Mrs Cation Hosts Who's Who Christmas Meeting

The Who's Who Study Club met Tuesday at 514 S Santa Fe for its annual Christmas party and gift exchange. Mrs Foster Myers read a poem Star of Bethlehem. Mrs C H Bundy presented The Christmas story Papa's Disappearing Christmas Tree. The hostess served seasonally appropriate lunch.

Who’s Who Study Club Robert Cation S. Santa Fe Foster Myers Papa C. H. Bundy

Les Des Meets At Marcella Weber Home

Meeting at 315 S Central Monday afternoon presided by Jane Brenner with 17 members present. A contribution was voted to the Ed Caldwell Memorial Fund. Committees named to deliver Christmas cookies to rest homes and hospitals and to appoint hospital snack bar workers. Refreshments served.

Les Des Marcella Weber S. Central Jane Brenner Ed Caldwell

First Baptist BPW Circle Hosts Christmas Dinner

The First Baptist Church circle of Business and Professional Women met Tuesday evening at 25 S. Western for a turkey dinner and Christmas party. 15 members and guest Mrs. Grace Hensher attended. Mrs. Loren Lowe led devotions on The Inside of Christmas and Mrs. Roy Hutchison gave The Littlest Angel lesson. Gifts were exchanged.

First Baptist Church Joe Jackson S. Western Dale Sneeringer Grace Hensher Loren Lowe Roy Hutchison

Grant Avenue Circles Meet at Church Homes

The Hannah Circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met at Mrs. Max Tharp’s home on West Beach Street with 14 members and one guest. Dorcas Circle gathered at Mrs. Toland’s Toland home on North Lafayette with seven members and two guests. Ruth Circle met at Mrs. Ray Spencer’s residence in Erie Route 3 with eight members and two children.

Hannah Grant Avenue Baptist Church Max Tharp W. Beach Esther Erickson H. I. Tiegreen Vernon Youngberg Blaine Marks Marks Dorcas Ralph Toland N. Lafayette Louis Hottenstein Roy Danneley Toland Edna Rush Hildur Wingblade Ruth Circle Ray Spencer Erie Ruby Taylor Gene Webber Gary Haines George Thurman

Strips of Candied Ginger Elevate Blueberries as Is

A simple dessert features blueberries served with strips of candied ginger, offering bright zest without cream. Dieters are advised that this preparation emphasizes fruit sweetness and clean flavors, presenting a light, no-additional-cream option.

Holiday meal ideas and safety tips for the season

Grocers highlight turkeys hams pork roasts and other options with smoked hams needing cooking caution about stuffing and food safety. Recipes include soups dressings sides and desserts plus tips on chilling refrigerating leftovers and avoiding bacteria.

Mothers Are Guests At Yale Program

The Kayette Christmas program for mothers was held Wednesday at the Junior High School after school. Two plays were performed Grump's Merry Christmas and Joy of Christmas with cast lists including Lena Lloyd Cheryl Ranabargar Billie Barnett Coleen Ruble Marilyn Ruble Dee Ann Tharp Sherry Bailey Cheryl Morton Mary Ellen Walker Connie Slater Connie Buzard Mina Holcomb Beth Brinkerhoff Kathy Taylor Mary Bob Martin Barbara Stipp Sue Stevens led carols. Refreshments for 50 were served. Mrs. Virgil Akins sponsored the group.

Barbara Stipp Sue Stevens Lois Slater Virgil Akins

Christmas food shoppers face broad main course options

Shoppers nationwide will encounter beef pork veal lamb and poultry as Christmas main courses. Beef roasts such as cuck rib and rump are advertised this weekend with a New York area chain offering rump roasts at 89 cents a pound. Pork features include hams and loins while turkeys run around 29 to 43 cents a pound in the Northeast. Also highlighted are broiler fryers baking hens ducks geese and capons with vegetables and fruit such as cabbage carrots celery onions sweet potatoes tomatoes cranberries apples grapes oranges grapefruit bananas and tangerines.

New York Area

Alcott PTA Christmas Program and Social Calendar

Dec 2 Friday events include Alcott PTA Christmas program at 7:30 am. Past Noble Grends and Mrs. Robert Ra at 414 W. Elm host a covered dish lunch at noon. White Shrine of Jerusalem at Masonic Temple offers covered dish supper 6:30 to 7:30 pm. Past Presidents LA to B of RYT TOPS deteminettes Sawyer Hall 1:30 pm. Bridge at Country Club 1:30 pm. Class at First Methodist Church.

Alcott Noble Grends Robert Ra W. Elm

Wilson Class Holds Christmas Party

The Wilson Class of the First Methodist Church held its annual Christmas party in the church fellowship hall. Mrs. Mabel Comstock led the business meeting while gifts were collected for Parsons state hospital. Mrs. Ruth Miller reported on Christmas baskets and read a story. Ethel Eaton led devotions as carols filled the room. Dr. and Mrs. Duff D. Wagoner received a quilt from the group as Hazel Slane and committee organized decorations and refreshments for guests Mrs. Scherel Booe and the Wagoners.

Wilson First Methodist Church Mabel Comstock Parsons State Hospital Ruth Miller Ethel Eaton Scherel Booe Mrs. Wagoner

Rebekahs Honor Mrs. Lockhart At Lodge Session

The Rebekah Lodge held a regular meeting with Noble Grand Etta Hanson presiding. Mrs. Lee Lockhart of Eureka, vice president of the Rebekah Assembly of Kansas, was introduced and honored with a gift. Music by Royce Adams and others followed, while Christmas goodie sacks and gifts were exchanged. Installation of new officers is set for January 6.

Rebekah Lodge Etta Hanson Lee Lockhart Eureka Rebekah Assembly of Kansas Gladys Franklin Royce Adams Leah Jean Eastburn Sharon McKenzie Irene Moore Hillard Blume T. L. Baker N. O. Hole R. L. Christie

Christmas Party By Sunflower Unit Hosts and Gifts Exchanged

Members of the Sunflower HD Unit were guests of Mrs. Lloyd Dalton at 620 S Katy for a Christmas party. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Louis Ju nod. Gifts were exchanged and secret sisters revealed. Officers were installed for the new year by Mrs. Everett Faulkner of the Neo sho County Advisory Board who was a guest.

Sunflower HD Unit Lloyd Dalton S. Katy Louis Junod Francis Meeker Everett Faulkner Neosho

Edwards Hosts Homemakers Club Meeting

Mrs. Edwards led the Homemakers Club at 1012 S Grant on Wednesday afternoon. Gifts were exchanged and officers were re elected for the coming year except Lawrence McCoy who is the newly elected reporter. Six members two children and guest Mrs Blanche Woolery attended.

Fay Edwards S. Grant Lawrence McCoy Blanche Woolery

Americans Ate About 37 Pounds Poultry In 1962

Americans consumed roughly 37 pounds of poultry including chicken and turkey in 1962. The figure reflects per capita meat consumption reported for the year, with poultry rising in popularity alongside other meats.

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