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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1966
Page
3
Betty Williams details how frozen orange juice concentrate enhances breakfast breads, glazes, icings, and meat dishes. Recipes include Orange Date Bread and Tangy Orange Rice, plus fruit glaze ideas like Spiced Melon Balls and Strawberry-Rhubarb Medley, using frozen concentrates year round.
The WSWS Evangelical United Brethren Church circles begin the year with the Our Glorious Task Mission program. Rebecca circle met Tuesday morning with seven members. Esther circle hosted 13. Dorcas circle met Wednesday with six plus two guests. Ruth circle gathered Wednesday afternoon for eight attendees.
Fifteen Quest Club members visited Mrs. Wilfrid Cavaness at 220 North Steuben Tuesday afternoon. Hazel Russell joined the club. Roll call highlighted the 1965 news. Mrs. E S Cornish taught on the people of Japan. Next meeting will be a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Roy Williams’s home.
The Neosho Valley Coin Club met at the Memorial Building with an auction led by Jack Slater Joe Hilton and Leroy Halsted and Bill Lock as auctioneer Norris Attkisson Hepler won first prize a 1961 proof set Coleen Trabue second prize a two dollar bill and Charles Heaton third prize a roll of uncirculated cents Joe Hilton presided over the business session and plans for the 1966 show were discussed Refreshments were served to 28 members from Chanute Erie Hepler Iola Oswego and Parsons.
The 1965 world food production rose 1 percent, while population grew 2 percent. Coffee up, potatoes, sugar, apples fall. rice steady, wheat down slightly. U.S. rice exports hit a record amid rising Asia and South America demand. India drought relief to 1.5 million tons. US feeds more of world with some home price shifts in canned goods.
Mrs R W Lind at 222 E 9th hosted St Marys Chapter of the Women of Grace Episcopal Church. Mrs Stan Cannon gave devotions. Mrs Brad Wheeler led the business meeting and requested old nylons for the next gathering. Mrs John Sherman presented the lesson Turning on the Light of Gods Creative Energy from Agnes Sanford. Refreshments were served to ten members by the hostess with help from Mrs Fred Johnson.
Mrs Pack St Clair hosted Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Chi Chapter at her home 1105 S Larson. President Mrs Gary McKenzie led 10 members as they discussed spring rushing and heard a lesson How is Your Conversation by Mrs Neil Williams. Members planned skits and a dessert course ended the gathering.
RaindBow unit and Mrs. Jack Parkins host events at Garfield Hall and Memorial Building. Luncheon at Carpenters Hall 12:30 pm. Mirlem Circle Rebeken Lodge 7:30 pm. Senior Citizens cover dish luncheon 17:30 am rides via HE 1-1992. W W Diet Club North Malcolm Center 1:30 pm. Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 am. Bridge Country Club 1:30 pm. Devoted Mothers Club Mrs John Grady 307 St Western 1:15 pm. Hobby Club Mrs C A Overson 2 pm.
Today in History notes James Oglethorpe landing with about 130 colonists at Charles Towne in 1733, creator of Georgia’s early debtors and religious refuge. It also recalls Eisenhower’s 1956 CIA review board, the University of Georgia desegregation order, and a 1965 Laos jet downing.
The recipe advises adding fresh mint to lamb meatballs for flavor. If mint is unavailable, use dried mint about a teaspoon per pound of meat, mixed with a cup of fine dry bread crumbs and two eggs to bind.
The Buffalo area Sunny Stone Home Demonstration Unit met Tuesday afternoon at the rural home of Mrs. Oley Apt. Fifteen members and two guests attended including Marilyn Schaus and Joyce Zirkle. Mrs. Clough read on Safe Use of Pesticides explaining cides means to kill. Mrs. Eagle presented Food's the Thing. Mrs. Apt led a game after secret pal names were drawn and Mrs. Apt won the door prize by Mrs. Summervill.
Hillcrest school PTA meeting led by president Mrs. Glen Neely discussed the Federal Reading Program and teacher-parent conferences. Mrs. Sylvan Waggoner performed a piano solo and accompanied singing. Roy Lee Winans presented color slides from Europe. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Neely and Carol Carson.
Independent eastern Kansas oilmen have accepted positions on the Oil Recovery Committee of the Independent Petroleum Assn. of America. For 1966, C. L. Sheedy Jr of Yates Center, G. A. Smith of Coffeyville, Carl Weiner II of Chanute, and Jack P. Powell of Garnett serve. State VP is J. E. Morris of El Dorado.
A simple dessert prepares heat softened pears in their syrup with grated lemon rind. The warm pears are plated with vanilla ice cream and a touch of chocolate sauce, named Pears Helene.
Groves new chamber secretary urged cooperation and participation at the BPW Club in Tioga Hotel ballroom. Lowe discussed real estate re appraisal, personal property self assessment due March 1, and the importance of the county population count for state revenues.
The Women's Society of Christian Service met in circles Wednesday at multiple homes with Mrs. Burl O Connor hosting Orpah circle and others in Elizabeth Ruth Esther Martha Adelaide and Mary circles. Lessons on human rights were given by various leaders and refreshments served to members and several guests.
Annual reports were given at Sunflower Chapter OES gathering at the Masonic Temple by the finance committee Jay Klinginsmith Mrs. Glenn Chickadonz Babe Holloran and Rainbow for Girls Mother Advisor Mrs. Wesley Thompson. Lige Matlock was installed Electa and gifts were given to Violet Jeffers and Wesley Thompson. The charter was draped in memory of Lee Longest and invitations were read for Rainbow for Girls events in January and February. Refreshments were served after.
The Women's Arts and Crafts club will make tissue paper flowers at the Monday meeting at the North Malcolm Community Center. Materials are furnished but attendees should bring scissors. Last meeting had 45 women, supervised by Mrs. Hans Herold.
Local page 3 items from the Chanute Tribune dated Thursday January 13 1966 cover community notices and quick news items. The brief summaries highlight local happenings and notices of interest to readers.
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