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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1967
Page
3
Reader tips turn terry cloth into a washable shower curtain with double fabric, button holes for rings, and top ruffle options. The towellike curtain dries quickly when wet and can be machine washed, hung damp to dry on the rod, with plans for matching window embellishments.
Leftover ham becomes a luxurious entree with ham balls and pineapple glaze. The recipe packs ground ham pork bread crumbs onion eggs milk and seasonings into bite sized balls browned then simmered in pineapple brown sugar and peach preserves with cider vinegar and mustard for eight servings.
The American Legion Auxiliary met for a covered dish dinner in the Memorial Building. Tables featured evergreen sprays and miniature trees. Mrs. Virgil Freeburg arranged the event, with Mrs. E. O. Minniear presiding as reports on holiday projects were shared. Initiation of new officers is set for Feb. 9.
The chart lists multiple events across Chanute for Monday January 16 1967. Meetings include Culture Club with Mrs C C DeBolt at 4146 West 4th at 2 PM and Past President's Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary at 6 30 PM. Other items: Fairfield Grange at 8 PM Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall with refreshments at 7 30 PM Chanute Cycle Club track 7 30 PM Arts and Crafts Club 9 AM to noon Ladies of Elks 7 30 PM with dinner at 6 30 PM Youth St Cecelia Music Club Federation Room 7 30 PM Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Building 7 15 PM Electa Club Mrs Junior Zimmermann 317 Tennessee 7 30 PM.
Peace and Progress EH Unit met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ervin Brune presiding. Mrs. Paul Taylor led the lesson Do you Know Your Banker and Mrs. John Oliver supervised recreation. A donation was given to the Polio Fund. Refreshments were served. Next meeting scheduled with Mrs. C E Steinman at 1703 5 Evergreen.
A reader asks if adding toasted sesame seeds to pancake batter is advisable. It could add nutty flavor and crunch while slightly changing texture and browning.
Mrs. Ron Sutcliffe hosted 14 members of the Autumn Mothers Club at 126 S Steuben yesterday. Mrs. Ed Hartman presided, Mrs. Wayne Wallace spoke on Kansas Day, followed by discussion. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Charles Upton and Mrs. Neil Sharp, with a door prize won by Mrs. Dennis DeMeritt.
Mrs Emmett Bolze presided over the Mothers Club gathering with 16 members at 1202 W. 7th. A March of Dimes contribution was made and each member spoke on a miscellaneous topic before refreshments were served by Mrs Riegle and Mrs Vierth.
Drain garbanzos and let them sit in a spicy oil and vinegar marinade. Serve on crisp lettuce for a quick salad side.
Mrs Herbert Fox installed new Holly Mothers Club officers at a meeting held at 317 S Tennessee. President Mrs Richard Crawford, Vice President Mrs Charles Stroh, Secretary Mrs Richard Ashley, and Treasurer Mrs Wayman Dunlap were introduced. A United Fund donation was made and Mrs Woodrow Fred Bower reviewed Everything but Money by Sam Levenson.
Mrs Lewis Watts led a cosmetics demonstration for the Merry Mothers Club at Mrs Dalice Rush home 311 S Highland. Seventeen members attended with co hosts Mrs Charles Lesher and Mrs Melvin Willis providing cookies and coffee. next meeting set for Jan 26 at 7 30 p m in the Heritage Room.
Tioga EH Unit met with 10 members at 101 S. Tennessee on Thursday. Mrs. Dorothy Wilson conducted the lesson and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Willis Bartlet.
Jim Neely presided at Hillcrest school as 26 members shared Christmas gifts at the meeting. A one act play was chosen for 4-H days with program talks on clothing by Marsha Dent, pigs by Larry Taylor, tractor safety by Bob Neely, and music appreciation by Sherrill Fisher. Anne Neely led recreation. next meeting February 2 at 7 30.
Delbert Tolbert principal of Murray Hill School presented Crowded Out at the Student National Education Association meeting in the Little Theater of Neosho County Community Junior College. The film showed crowded classrooms and effective teaching techniques. Plans for the Junior College Coronation Ball on February 17 with theme Climb Every Mountain were discussed, and a visit to Parsons Training School was scheduled. Fifteen members attended, with one sponsor Leon Hazen and Tolbert as guest speaker.
Mrs. James Benton hosted 17 members at 1102 S. Lincoln on Thursday. Mrs. Kenneth Mitchell assisted, and Mrs. Dean Foster presided. Mrs. C. H. Wood introduced Mrs. Seth Gray who gave a book review.
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