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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
3
Heloise shares tips from readers on freezing water to make decorative ice blocks for punch bowls and clipping tips for postal envelopes and zippers. The column invites more hints but notes she cannot answer every letter due to high mail volume.
A reader shares thrifty craft tips including cutting a plastic bleach jug to form a pill box hat base, gluing scraps of fabric netting lace and ribbon, punching holes for decorations, and making varied colored hats. Other tips cover drying toddlers pajamas inside out to avoid damp pockets, repurposing discarded Christmas card boxes as cookie containers, and lining shaving kit bottoms with paper towels to prevent moisture and rust.
Beta Delta Chapter of Eps iron Sigma Alpha held its Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Estle Bake in Humboldt Tuesday evening. Members wrapped gifts for an adopted family and played games with prizes awarded to Mrs. Clifford Lukenbill Mrs. Robert Taylor and Alice Boecker. Gifts were exchanged by secret sisters and names drawn for the coming year. The arrangements were led by Mrs. Paul Olson Mrs. Jo McCullough and Opal Franklin. Refreshments were served to 13 members and one guest Alta Spurrier. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Glen Barnby January 3.
Neosho Valley Busy Bees gathered for annual Christmas caroling at local nursing homes then held a party and gift exchange at Murray Hill school. David Waggoner Steve Lopeman and Mrs Raymond Parker ran recreation. Mrs Robert Lopeman led the exchange. A club gift was given to Mr and Mrs George Madill. Refreshments for 47 members leaders and parents were served by Mrs Homer Waggoner Parker and Lopeman. Next meeting is January 23 at 7 30 p.m. at Murray Hill.
The Chanute Gem and Mineral Society held a turkey dinner during their Tuesday meeting at the Memorial Building. Eighteen members, five children, and two guests Mrs. R. E. Williams and Mrs. Don Hawley attended, with Mrs. Harvey Stone presiding. Guests contributed to a program of club bulletin excerpts and scrap book items, and Santa Claus arrived for a gift exchange. Arrangements were managed by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sharp and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson.
Instructions advise calling Tribune issues to reach the carrier. If unavailable, use HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. to contact the responsible party.
Harold's of Humboldt invites shoppers to an Open House nightly through Christmas Eve. The store touts the largest local Christmas merchandise selection with budget and cash options, free delivery, and prominent brands including Philco appliances Sealy Englander mattresses Hoover cleaners Siegl er heaters Fort Smith chairs and Bishop upholstery. Early American maple furniture features strongly as part of the holiday campaign.
The Tribune invites wedding notices to be submitted promptly to the women’s page editor and published the day after the ceremony or within two days. Reports should include the sender’s name and phone number, with a close-up bridal photo optional through studios.
The Dial Tribune lists senior citizens events at Memorial Building at 1 p.m. and a Wilson class gathering at First Methodist Church at 10 a.m. on Friday.
In the 1966 World Series the Dodgers recorded all six errors, none by the opposing club, with every miscue occurring in the second game, shaping the outcome of that contest.
The 3-G Bridge Club held a covered dish dinner and Christmas party Tuesday evening at Mrs. Bill Schultz home. Bridge was played with Mrs. Dave Toland winning high and Mrs. John Rubow low. A gift exchange followed. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Ron Sutcliffe on Jan. 3.
Since the Southeastern Conference formed in 1933, Alabama has recorded only five seasons with losses, underscoring the program's long run of competitive football posture.
The Dodgers and Giants finished the season with an even split across 18 games, each securing nine wins. The balanced outcome highlights a tightly matched rivalry throughout the campaign.
In Elk River Minnesota AP reports poultry expert Dr Norman Magruder notes early Pilgrim turkeys weighed about 10 pounds on the hoof and were tough and resinous. Modern breeding with soy, corn and supplements yields a 25 pound tom in about 24 weeks, transforming flavor and texture.
New York report on a two year study by RCA outlines voting habits of 70 million Americans in 172000 precincts. It promises instant background analysis for the November 8 elections and the fastest electoral results ever. Computer specialists at RCA contributed to the effort.
A holiday treat recipe for Mince meat Coffee Cake made from prepared biscuit mix. Includes ingredients like sugar milk egg melted butter mincemeat brown sugar cinnamon and flour with a bake time of 20 to 25 minutes at 375 degrees.
Zion Lutheran Church at 1101 W. Main displays a 14 foot tree decorated with Christmon ornaments. The symbols include the chalice grapes lamb butterfly fish rose dove and multiple crosses representing Christian beliefs and events. The term Christmon blends Christ and monogram to reflect early Christian symbolism.
Mrs R C Barker and Mrs Howard Parsons hosted the Queen Esther class of First Christian Church for a Christmas gathering at Mrs Parsons 407 West Fourth Street. Twenty one members and two guests attended. Steven Cooper sang and played guitar, other members accompanied carols, and a $20 donation was sent to a Denver children s home. Refreshments were served as a yuletide tree decor theme highlighted the event. The next meeting is January 18.
The article notes decades of data collection on voter demographics and factors influencing voting. By 1964 NES and major networks merged to streamline return data, with RCA compiling background for NBC analysis. The shift from counting votes to understanding why people vote marks a move to rapid projection and behavioral insight.
Alpha Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Christmas party and gift exchange last night at Mrs Don Elder's home 508 N Highland. Co hostess Mrs Marion Page served cookies fudge and Christmas goodies to 13 members. games winners included Mrs Darrel Erikson and Mrs Gary Hibbs. Todd Hampton read a Christmas story and the meeting closed with Silent Night.
Employees and their husbands and wives of Ross Inc. were guests at a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ross at the Drumstick Cafe last night. A gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Ross by the employees and the rest of the evening was spent informally.
Chanute Tribune reports on page three a set of brief items from local and regional events. Highlights include community notices, short updates from area organizations, and upcoming schedules affecting residents.
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