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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1966
Page
3
Betty Williams cites AMA guidance on exposing children to a variety of vegetables and fruits. The article offers multiple practical, affordable recipes including Bavarian supper casserole with cabbage and ham, glazed carrots, broccoli with evaporated milk, citrus notes with peas, and color and texture tips.
United Presbyterian Women circles met Wednesday to begin a study of Jonah. Circle 5, chaired by Mrs. Robert Koch at 307 N Grant, hosted 21 members with lesson by Mrs H C Bodley. Circle 3 evening session featured lesson by Mrs O K James and Mission Yearbook by Mrs Pearl Loveau. Circle 4 hosted by Mrs Robert Fisher served refreshments for 13 with devotions by Mrs Fisher and lesson by Mrs Blanche Petit. Circle 1 morning meeting at 1101 W 2nd with lesson by Mrs Blanche Petit and Mission Yearbook by Mrs R W Good. guest Mrs R A Giezentanner attended with 14 members.
The Rev. William Baldwin and Dr. Duff D. Wagoner spoke on church unity at a WSCS meeting in the First Methodist Church fellowship hall. They predicted a merger to form the United Methodist Church by 1968 with little opposition.
Patri archs Militant held a meeting in IOOF Hall Tuesday evening with Mrs. E E Biggs presiding and conducting inspection. Members attended from Fort Scott Iola Humboldt and Chanute.
Susan Kay Wasser and Robert R. Young wed in a double ring ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Robert A. Giezentanner officiated as white mums, greenery, and candelabra decorated the altar. The bride’s family and Kansas City guests attended a reception after the service.
The Zion Lutheran Ladies circle met in the church basement with 15 members present. Mrs. Eric Anderson and Mrs. Louis Watts hosted the gathering. Mrs. Marius Phillips led the meeting and the lesson Is This the Church was presented by Mrs. Bud Edwards. Mrs. Art Oehlert led devotions and mite box consecration. Bandages were prepared for overseas missions.
LEANNA Mrs Kenneth In gels hosted 12 Ladies Aid members of the Christian Church for a covered dish lunch and business meeting led by President Floyd Roberts. Yearbooks were prepared. Vilas Homemakers met in Anna Olson’s home with 14 members and one guest, Mrs Everett Olson. new officers were chosen and Don Huffman welcomed as a member.
The Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church held several group meetings on Wednesday to start the year long study Realms of Our Christian Calling with devotions on Witnessing as Heralds. Group 5 met at 1317 West 4th Street with 10 members, Group 4 gathered at 909 South Tennessee with 16 members, Group 6 met at 737 West 14th with 10 attendees, Group 3 met at 1311 West Main with 8 participants, Group 1 met in the fellowship hall with 16 guests, and Group 2 at 522 West 4th with 15 members.
Harmony HD Unit led by Mrs Vive Russell meets at 1 80 p m at 212 S Evergreen. W W W Diet Club gathers at North Malcolm Community Center 130 p m. Wilson Class at First Methodist Church 10 am. Bridge at Country Club 130 p m. Laurel Mothers Club hosted by Mrs Lloyd Dry at 316 N Washington with bread.
The Hutton PTA study group met Wednesday at the school. Mrs. Billy LaRue presented the lesson How Much Responsibility Can a Youngster Take. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Otto Bright and Mrs. Charles Chandler for ten members.
Fifteen members of the Athenaeum gathered for a luncheon at the Orchid Buffet Tuesday noon. Officers elected for next year include Mrs Wible as president and Mrs Sloman as vice president, with Mrs H C Miller as secretary-treasurer.
The Worthy Grand Matron Mrs Pearl Cooper made an official visit to Bluebird Chapter OES in the Masonic Hall. A gift and honorary membership were presented by associate matron Lula Houston. The meeting featured remarks by officials, a degree conferral, solos, and a buffet dinner with pink roses decorating the room.
The Pitt Rivers Museum opens a new gallery in Oxford with Art from the Guinea Coast. The show features 120 West African works in bronze terra cotta and wood carving. African art flourished from about the third century BCE to AD 200.
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