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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1967
Page
3
Readers describe safer oven cleaning with mop heads and cloths, foil use, and vinegar rinses. Other tips include doorbell noise reduction with a tissue plate, fish storage in a mayonnaise jar, mail slot receptacles, and plastic sheet use for bedspread protection.
Sunflower Chapter officers presided in the Masonic Temple with Mrs Ora Cheyney and Mrs Cheyney installing officers. Wesley Thompson assisted with initiations while Don C Beach led chants as degrees were conferred. Jay Klinginsmith delivered the annual financial report and others were welcomed into clubs. Reservations and birthday observances followed with refreshments served by local hosts.
Westview Baptist Chapel members held an organizational meeting to elect officers for the Westview Baptist Men. Al Stoddard was chosen president with Everett Wharton as vice president Norman McKee as secretary John Sanderson as mission study leader and Manual Martinez as mission action leader. The group discussed Baptist Men goals and the need for a men s organization. A plan for Men s Day on January 22 was announced and 12 members attended the refreshment session.
New officers were installed at St. Patrick's Altar Society in the Heritage Room on Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs. Neil Ashley vice president Mrs. Charles Thummel secretary Mrs. Hummer Honas and treasurer Mrs. Clyde Breiner led the meeting with 20 members present and Mrs. M. J. Shively winning the door prize after refreshments served by the new officers.
The First Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service held a Tuesday meeting with multiple circles—Mary Naomi Rachael Esther Ruth Elizabeth and more—each group studying Across the Atlantic about John Wesley and the church’s origins. Hosts served desserts and beverages to between 14 and 19 members plus a few guests.
Devoted Mothers Club meets Heritage Room at 1 15 p m. Hobby Club hosts Mrs C A Duer son at 609 W Main at 2 p m. Rainbow EH Unit 102 S Garfield 1 30 p m. LA of B of LF luncheon at Car nters Hall bring table service 1 30 a m Miriam Circle IOOF hall 7 30 p m Senior Citizens Memorial Bldg covered dish bring table service rides via HE 1 1992 8 10 30 a m We Who Club Sawyer Hall 1 30 p m Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 a m Bridge Country Club 1 50 p m.
A department official in New Delhi reports about 2.5 million improperly addressed letters and packages arrive daily in India's postal system. He notes 22 million articles circulate daily with a large share of traffic in a few major cities.
The Women's Arts and Crafts organization begins its fifth year with meetings on the first and third Mondays of each month. A 25 cent kit fee, a pattern sharing table, coffee, and supplies like scissors glue ruler and a pencil are provided for attendees.
Kay Nigh daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank E Nigh Coffeyville and Steven C Churchill son of Mr and Mrs Jerry C Churchill Coffeyville/1315 W Elm exchanged wedding vows Dec 29 at First Christian Church Coffeyville The Rev James Smith officiated with music by O M Holliday Jr Bartlesville and John Hilligoss Brides gown ivory French brocade bouquet pink sweetheart roses reception details stated and couple to reside in Washington DC after a Colorado honeymoon
St Marys Church Women chapter met at 602 W Main to discuss God is for Real Man based on the Bible as understood by slum and summer camp children. Mrs Al Kihm led the talk with devotions by Mrs Richard Lintner. President absent, Mrs Joe Hilton presided.
In Vilas at Bethel Lutheran Church Lutheran Church Women met Sunday evening for New Patterns of Praise focusing on liturgy and hymns with Mrs Clarence Nelson as president and Mrs Wheldon Gates as treasurer. In Big Creek the Christian Service group hosted a noon luncheon with 48 attendees while planning supper for Chanute Rotary Club and noting plans for New Life Missions services.
Sorghum Valley Grange met at the Grange Hall with master S L McMillen presiding in the centennial year theme. The centennial candle symbolizing 100 years was lighted as about 600 candles nationwide burn nightly. The charter was draped for Joe Stringfellow. membership proposed for Jerry L Jones. Mrs S L McMillen read on grange policies. Reuben Bark offered article and poem. Grange quiz games and a spelling lesson were held.
AP reports from C T K that about one fifth of Prague women are unmarried while one sixteenth of men live alone. The “get-together” bureau lists roughly 2,600 seeking life partners, ages 18 to 75.
Eleven members of the Rebecca Circle met at the Evangelical United Brethren Church with Mrs. William Baldwin hosting coffee. The Ruth and Dorcas Circles combined to form Martha Circle and elected officers for the year. Mrs. Frank Percy led the lesson. Mrs. Vivian Carver gave devotions. a vocal solo by Mrs. George Taylor complemented refreshments for ten members and one guest.
About 75 members of the Barracks and Auxiliary of World War I met at the Memorial Building for a covered dish dinner. The event included an installation of officers and a short memorial service honoring members who died in the past year. Facilities were coordinated by C. J. Anderson and Mrs. William Ren Sick with Mrs. Lena Hendricks directing dinner duties. A sewing day with another dinner was announced for January 19 under Mrs. Fred Heinze. The Barracks announced a district 5B meeting planned for Feb. 26 in Chanute. Next meeting set for Feb. 6.
Mrs Leila Myers of the Humboldt Mental Health Center spoke on the Growing Pains of Children to Fairfield PTA parents. Founders Day is planned for Lincoln School February 13 with babysitters.
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