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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1973
Page
4
A collage of reader notes covers a variety of home topics. A husband shares football viewing nerves while a wife negotiates equal time for games. Tips suggest carrying kitty litter for traction and using alphabetic spice layouts to speed shopping.
Calendar items list meetings and times for Sweet Adelines Senior Mothers Club Ru yal Neighbors of America Rural Grange Women’s Missionary Prayer Band Missionary Society Neosho County Association for Mental Health with locations and 2 p.m. or 7:30 p.m. times. Includes two cooking tips such as white sauce with Swiss cheese and a French toast spice note.
Mr and Mrs Earl Boyd announce the engagement of their daughter Mary L Boyd to Robert F Manley II son of Mr and Mrs Robert F Manley The couple are Chanute High School graduates Mary is a secretary in the city engineer's office and Manley holds a KU business degree with Sigma Nu He and Miss Boyd will marry April 27.
Mr and Mrs Ralph McMinimy quietly observed their 66th wedding anniversary with 70 visitors offering congratulations. The McMinimy family, long residents of the area, were married in Erie. In addition to farming, McMinimy has raised greyhounds and they are parents of two children Dick and Mrs Clayton Ward and five grandchildren.
A teen writes that listening to others can comfort and help, even without talking. Ann Landers agrees, noting sacrificing a little time to be kind starts the new year. Another reader challenges a rain-wet theory and prompts a playful exchange on arithmetic.
Members of Who's Who Study Club gathered for an annual gift exchange at 1121 S. Grant, hosted by Mrs. Ida McCoy. President Mrs. Guy McKisson gave each member and guest Mrs. Olive Welch a ceramic tray of candies, as 10 members and Mrs. Welch enjoyed refreshments around a candlelit table.
A simple baked macaroni dish forms a delicious base for a lunch by turning it out and slicing. Served with a mushroom sauce and a salad, it makes a pleasant, easy company meal.
Best Yet 4H Club members caroled at the December meeting. Dick and Linda Reinhardt received a poinsettia. Talks covered cooking by Mary Ann Keas and Tod Shultz and knitting by Julie Esslinger. David Reinhardt played guitar and sang. Refreshments for 35 members were provided by the Shultz, Summervill and Esslinger families. Next meeting will be at the Pizza Hut for enrolled members.
A lunch item featuring creamed salmon and mushrooms served over split, buttered baking powder biscuits.
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