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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1967
Page
3
Advice from Heloise on simple home hacks. Use a large thin plastic bag to cover mirrors before painting and remove paint with nail polish remover. Cover washbasins and tubs with bags to reduce splatter. Aluminum foil liners for cupcake pans and foil-wrapped hot water bottles keep heat.
First Baptist WMS met in the Educational Building Wednesday afternoon to discuss Leisure Is for Living led by Mrs. Frank Coble with Mrs. Frank Baughn assisting. Vivian Arthur presided, love gift dedication by Mrs. Coble, and a letter from Thailand missionaries Worley read. Edith Thompson Circle served refreshments for 27 members and one guest, Mrs. Gary Grogan.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Patriarchs Militant met Tuesday evening in the Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs. R. L. Christie presiding. Members from Iola Fort Scott Humboldt and Chanute attended. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Christie. A covered dish dinner is planned for February 7.
The Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle met Wednesday afternoon with 12 members. After a business meeting the group sorted and packed Sunday School materials for overseas. Hostesses were Mrs. Floyd Hanson and Mrs. Irvin Lassman.
A simple back to school recipe uses cherry fudge cake mix and frosting for soft centers. Form walnut sized balls bake 10 to 12 minutes at 375 degrees then frost with cherry frosting and decorate with raisins cinnamon candy or candy corn for sandwich cookies.
Jane Lavon Wools of Kincaid and John H. Schultz Jr. of Ralston were married Sunday at the Assembly of God Church with Rev. R E Owen officiating. The couple plans home at 712 Santa Fe.
Patricia Lee Cramer daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin L Cramer 1310 W Main and Larry Carl Bay son of Homer Bay and Mrs Dorothy Entz Kansas City were united in marriage December 18 at Broadway Christian Church Wichita The bride wore chantilly lace and satin gown with pearl and sequin trim and a lace seeded crown veil Attendants included maid of honor Beverly Kay Cramer and bridesmaids Rae Ann Cramer Mrs Lloyd Chapman Gina Lue Davis The best man was Lloyd Chapman with groomsmen Alvin O Cramer William Slattery Craig Stimson and Jerry Morris The reception followed at the church Fellowship Hall The couple reside in Wichita
United Presbyterian Women circles met Wednesday to study Joy for an Anxious Age. Circle one, led by Mrs. Paul Parsons, met with Mrs. Bruce Burris at 1101 W. 2nd. Circle four, with 14 members and one guest, met at 1102 W. 3rd as Mrs. D. A. Finney taught. Circle five met at 307 N. Grant with Mrs. Randall Diver guiding the intro. Next circle gathering with Mrs. Klint Johnson at 402 W. 6th.
Eleven members of the Alpha Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi gathered last night at 317 North Forest for a brief business meeting. A pledge ritual was conducted for Mrs. Ron Gossett with Mrs. John Koop assisting as co host.
Mrs. Harry Johnson hosted the Esther Circle of the Women's Society of World Service at 16 W. 7th. Mrs. Edna Strohm led New Year's devotions and business. A salt box and world map highlighted the lesson "You are the Salt of the Earth" with Marian Shike guiding the study. Twelve members attended and were served refreshments.
Chanute members of Epsilon Sigma Alpha host zone meeting with guests from Fort Scott and Independence on January 15. The group met Tuesday at Mrs. Glen Barnby’s home for a brief business session. The next regular meeting is set for January 17.
Directions to reach the Tribune via carrier and a post 6 p.m. direct line HE 1 3400 for non reachable contacts. The note emphasizes after hours contact methods and specifies a local dialing code.
Christian Women’s Fellowship conducts three gatherings titled Affluence and Poverty. Group I meets at 18 S. Tennessee with 12 members and one guest. Group II at 102 S. Garfield with 15 members. Group III at 318 S. Western with 12 members. Group V at RR 4 with nine members.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service met in the church fellowship room with Mrs. Charles Day presiding. They pledged funds for the building drive and planned sending a youth on a missionary tour. Tea was served by Rachel Circle as the Wesleyan Service Guild to host a dinner on January 17 before the evening service.
Mrs. Lois Cady presided over the Cheerful Workers Class meeting in the Educational Building of First Baptist Church Tuesday evening. Roll call echoed scripture verses by 19 M. L. Joiner. Mrs. L. E. Lofgren presented a poem The Road of Time and hostesses served refreshments from a tiered cake display celebrating the new year.
Friday activities include the Harmony EH Unit with Mrs. Ceciil Arnett at R 3 1:30 p.m. A Who Club meets at Sawyer Hall and Wilson Class gathers at First Methodist Church for a 10 a.m. bridge session. Laurel Mothers Club convenes at Heritage Room 1 p.m. On Sunday January 8 1967 the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen meets at IOOF hall 1:30 p.m.
Chanute Tribune notes brief local items from Thursday January 5 1967 including community notices and small society updates. Readers see concise items about residents events and civic matters typical of the era.
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