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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1961
Page
3
Winter chill drives homemakers to hot meals such as Norway Sardine Macaroni Casserole. The recipe uses canned sardines, macaroni, green pepper and American cheese with tomato sauce, baked 45 minutes at 375 degrees, yielding four servings.
Use paste-on patches for invisible mending on fabric. press with a hot iron and launder per directions. For wallpaper fingerprints, dampen with cold water then dust with powdered pipe clay or fuller’s earth and sweep away.
A vintage sewing notice advertises pattern 7186 for children's sizes 2 4 6 8 with a pinafore turned party dress via a separate collar. It outlines price 35 cents plus 5 cents per item for postage and includes an embroidery transfer directions and mail details to Chanute Tribune Arts Dept New York. It also mentions a needlecraft book with over 125 designs and a free six designs offer.
A long list of November and January club meetings and gatherings is noted. Sorosis club activities at Mrs J Wagner's home and other female groups across Chanute include Western Star chapters, WSCS circles, reading circles, and a hospital serving project. A Ta dining and dessert events are listed with times and places.
Members of Chapter DD of PEO hosted a Thursday evening party for their husbands in the Home Savings Building recreation room. T. H. Glasscock presided as husbands of officers, billed as BILL. Mrs. Glasscock served as host, with guests Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gates of Gratton, Virginia. Committee in charge included J ames D. A. Finney, chair, Dwight McCreight, A. F. Leverenz, William Bailey, and Robert Koch.
Mrs Robert Lopeman installed the Harmony Home Demonstration Unit officers at a Friday meeting held in Mrs Russell Davidson’s home at 425 S Lincoln. New officers are Mrs C I Newton president Mrs Wayne Berthot vice president Mrs Lee Francis secretary Mrs Rolla Rush treasurer and Mrs Boyd Smith public relations. The lesson was Four Hundred Years in Kansas. The next meeting is February 10 with Mrs Rush R 3.
Mrs. Ames was elected president Thursday at the Women’s Missionary Prayer Band of the Bible Baptist church. New officers include Mrs. Bruce Brown as vice president, Mrs. Marvin Adams as secretary and reporter, Mrs. Everett Lindquist as treasurer, and flower chairmen Mrs. Fern Smith and Mrs. Arnold Stierwalt. The meeting featured devotions, an India mission story, and closed with prayer, followed by refreshments.
Mrs W A Strean hosted the Dorcas class party of the First Christian church on Friday evening. Mrs George Desebaugh presided, and Mrs LaMoine Waldron led devotions "New Year." Ralph Garvin offered the New Year thought. Guests included Mrs Waldron and Mrs Lewis Hottenstein. Refreshments featured California fruits and candies.
The Elks hosted a covered dish party in the clubroom with hosts Claud and Mrs Walker Randall and Mrs Honeyman. Honorees for birthdays included Shelton Propst and several ladies among others. Card winners across bridge pinochle and canasta were named, with Kent, Propst, Wilson and Barbee among top finishers.
A reader asks whether a Protestant should follow a Catholic friend through a service and how to refer to a fiancé’s parents at engagement announcements. The answer suggests following the friend’s lead for decorum and provides a formal template: “Mr. John R. Hudson, son of Mr. Henry L. Hudson and the late Mrs. Hudson.”
Ann Landers responds to Moderate Mixer who defends drinking while many Americans struggle with alcoholism. The letters cite national costs, accidents, absenteeism, and personal losses, noting five million affected and urging continued focus on liquor’s social harms.
New York AP reports over 200 fashion writers toured a spring fashion press week by the New York couture group. Highlights included millinery shoes and children’s wear, with designers from the International Silk Association presenting spring lines. Eleanor Searle Whitney spoke on style influence from the Kennedy era as mannequins of the Kennedys were shown.
Alcott PTA schedules a Monday night meeting titled Father’s Night. Fourth grade mothers will host. A panel of teachers will discuss Learning Is Easier for Parents.
Ph Cal 160 dwell and Son advertise ceramic tile services at 201 South Santa Fe, seeking customers for tile installation and related ceramic work.
Misses' Printed Pattern 9143 offers a two length Snappy-Wrap with bow cinch for sizes 12 to 20. Pattern costs ten thirty-five cents with mail order to Marion Martin Pattern Dept in New York. Send name address and style number with payment to receive the catalog and patterns.
A basic boiled chicken recipe lists a 2 to 3 pound broiler as ready to cook with water and salt required. Include onion, monosodium glutamate, parsley and giblets, with the chicken washing and draining before cooking.
A fragment describes boiling a chicken with water and salt then simmering with onion. It advises standing off heat and serving hot or cold. It mentions adding monosodium glutamate and parsley to stock, reducing to a quart, straining, and chilling to remove fat, noting use as a base for Egg Drop or other soups.
The Adams family of 907 S Highland welcomed Janice Irne born December 23. Duff family of Thayer welcomed Gregory Donald born December 23. Grennell family of 918 S Lafayette welcomed Alan Lee born December 24. McGuffey family of 709 S Ashby welcomed Kimberlyn Sue born December 29.
Answers explain that perfect is a superlative so more or most perfect is redundant. The sentence misuses balance and forcible phrasing. Hearth is pronounced like heart. Among misspelled options invite parquet peninsular etc none are misspelled. Reticence means unwillingness to speak or reveal. A word starting with reticence meaning to enroll is register.
The note lists sound hints and terms as directives for diction and movement. It contrasts pronunciation of half sounds with a demand for forceful interpretation and silent behavior, ending with a call to matriculate in the arts.
Lisa, on a panel reviewing popular music records, responded to complaints by noting jealousy and asserting she enjoyed the moment as the strap slipped. The remark drew comment about professionalism and press coverage on the event.
Special crews retrieved the final body from the building housing the eastern Idaho reactor project where a blast killed three servicemen. The three dead were Army specialists John A. Byrnes 27 Richard L. McKinley 22 and Navy Electrician Richard C. Legg 26. The bodies lie in a shielded facility pending funeral plans.
London AP reports Italian actress Lisa Gastoni appeared with a dress so low cut viewers protested as the show Juke Box Jury aired. David Jacobs asked her to stand and viewers, believing she looked nude, were reassured by a BBC spokesman that the illusion came from camera angles and the desk.
President elect John F Kennedy picked Newton H Minow to head the Federal Communications Commission. Minow 34 is a Chicago lawyer and Stevenson ally who will succeed Frederick W Ford as chairman while Ford remains a member. Kennedy already named Stevenson to be UN ambassador and Wirtz as undersecretary of labor.
The article notes that the spermaceti oil in a sperm whale's head acts as a cushion to safeguard vital organs from extreme underwater pressure during lengthy deepsea descents.
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