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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1960
Page
2
A Christmas feature describes the royal plum pudding at Buckingham Palace and presents a steamed Date Holiday Pudding recipe. It blends date bar mix with fruits and nuts, steamed for two hours, served with lemon sauce.
Dear readers recount a dinner guest wearing a full set of fish jewelry. A wall eye necklace with emerald eyes and sapphire gills plus fish hanging earrings sparks revulsion from onlookers. Ann Landers weighs in against life like animal adornments as unappetizing.
About 250 friends and relatives attended an open house Sunday at St. Peter's Lutheran fellowship hall in Lavenburg honoring the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Lassman. The event featured gold and green décor, two interlocking wedding rings, gold bells, and a tiered cake topped with a white bell.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Moffatt of Buffalo celebrate fifty years of marriage with an open house at the Community building. They wed December 25 1910 at High Prairie church Wilson County. Their four children and grandchildren plan to attend.
Rose garland and evergreen decorate as Mrs. Arnold Freede of Ashtabula and Mrs. Carl Sowell of Wichita served and poured with Lassman descendants assisting at a guest book. Attendees include numerous Lassman siblings and spouses from Kansas, Ohio, Louisiana, and other states. several could not attend.
Mrs E M Pearson of 515 N Grant hosted the Esther circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church Monday. Mrs Lloyd Woosley assisted and led the devotional Marys Song of Praise. Rev E M Pearson gave the lesson Christ Our Light. Refreshments were served. Next meeting with Mrs Frank Hotchkiss 818 S Lafayette.
The Social Scene lists numerous meetings at First Methodist First Baptist and First Christian churches including Esther and Lydia WMS circles and the Maple Leaf Tea Room. In the evening a formal singing featured Mrs Fussman Mrs Harwood and others with Mrs Finney at the piano. A social hour followed with a Christmas table display and host committee names. The column ends with Tribune delivery contact.
Humboldt Humboldt Music club met at the Presbyterian church Monday afternoon with Mrs J R Works presiding Mrs William H Cannon directed the Christmas program and told the story of The Angels and the Shepherds from Ben Hur Mrs Roy Mason directed the in
The Evangelical United Brethren IC class held a turkey Christmas dinner and gift exchange in the church annex. Nellie LaRue led devotions, Rev. Paul Life showed Christmas slides, and Everett Briley’s slides from Hawaii were shown. New officers were elected: Nellie LaRue president, Doris Clark vice president, Ollie Noland secretary-treasurer, Wes ter Robison teacher. A monetary gift went to Robison for teaching, then sent to his missionary niece in the Philippines. The committee was Josephine Briley, Ella Jewell, and Violet Jeffers. Guests included Vester Robison and Alberta Montgomery. The next meeting is January 20 with Noland in charge.
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