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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1956
Page
3
The spring fashion scene offers wide and slim skirts, chiffon gowns, and detachable sheath panels. Bright fabrics, fur toppers, and bumper-brim hats appear with navy, gray, white, and black. mixed textures include lace trimming and draped or flounced chiffon.
Classic skillet dish uses frozen peas and leftover pork. Ingredients include onion mushrooms flour milk pork and pimientos with salt pepper and fried noodles for topping. Cook peas drain reserve liquid then make a thickened sauce before adding pork pimientos and seasonings. Serve with crispy noodles. Makes 4 to 6 servings.
Round Table Study club meets at Mrs A C Dickinson 198 Kansas 230 Modern Study club at Mrs Oscar Cunningham 118 E 9th 230 Who's Who Study club at Mrs H H Hollenshead 1102 S Evergreen 200 Cosmos Study club at Mrs Milo Johnson 108 S Western 730 Tuesday Reading club at Grace Hill 22 W 3rd 200 Chanute Culture club at Mrs C C De Bolt 416 W 4th 230 Sorosis at Mrs Myra Brobst 512 W Highland 200 Outlook Study club at Mrs Jo Payne 610 W Main 200 Wesleyan Service guild dinner 6 30 First Methodist Church Westminster class Presbyterian Mrs Mabel Hudson 309 W Main 530 Lincoln PTA Study group at Mrs Dale Anderson 606 W Pine 930 Roosevelt PTA Study group Mrs EB H Eskridge 16028 Highland 130 LAPM Odd Fellows hall 8 00 PM LA to BRT Odd Fellows hall 2 00 PM CWF guild Mrs K B Jones 914 N Grant 730 Lioness club Mrs Roy Smith 102 N Highland 730 20th Century Study club Mrs Guy O Smith 311 S Evergreen 200
Mrs. Gilbert Ranz hosted a Thursday party for her daughter Anna Ruth who turned seven. A birthday dinner at 6 30 followed by television and games. Guests included Sandy Rush Donna Cornell Helen Cornell Mikey Johanning Debbie Johanning Jean Ramsey Mike Morgan Jo Anna Eskridge Cheryl VanWickle Carlene Rose Gilda Linda Gilbert Anna Ruth Ranz.
Mrs. Charles Ballou was chosen president of the Aid Society at the Christian church in Savonburg. Mrs. E. F. Baldwin is vice president, Mrs. Vern Cupper secretary, and Mrs. C. M. Barsley treasurer. The February meeting will be with Mrs. Haworth.
The bridegroom should not buy the hope chest your family may furnish it. An informal tea should include tea sandwiches and cakes, nothing difficult to manage with the fingers. A daughter-in-law may introduce her's as mother-in-law or Bob's mother.
Humboldt marriage notice for Marilyn Lucille Reiter and Kenneth J. Vaughn. The ceremony took place at 2 30 p m on December 17 in the EUB church at Yates Center. Marilyn was a secretary to the Humboldt Board of Education and John McCoy, Humboldt schools superintendent. Kenneth studies at the University of Kansas School of Engineering in Lawrence. The couple resides at 1045 Vermont Lawrence.
Visitors Mr and Mrs Claude Winkler of Bartlesville were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Eugene Conklin and Winkler relatives Mrs J B Winkler and Mrs Hazel Oyster. Virginia and Shelby Markmann of Coffeyville spent Sunday with cousins Gail and Keith Moffatt.
A reader asks about removing wrinkles and glue stains and mending a rubber hot water bottle. Answers advise facial wax honey lily juice mix with medical approval, vinegar rubbing for glue, and mending tissue with a warm iron for the bottle.
Mrs Scherel Booe attended a 12 30 dinner of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Zone 1 at the Ranch House in Topeka Sunday. At a Ways and Means committee meeting after the meal she spoke as chairman of Zone 3 about activities of the local Beta Delta chapter.
Mrs W G Fargo hosted a Rainbow HD gathering Friday afternoon with 10 members present. Roll call cited a kind remark. Mrs J M Gordon led the session and Mrs Donald M Van Wickle was named representative to the Neosho Memorial Hospital auxiliary. Members voted to meet Tuesday in the sewing room to make cancer dressings and donated to the March of Dimes. Refreshments were served. Next meeting scheduled with Mrs Dency Bedell on Feb 10.
Christian Culture class of First Baptist church met Friday afternoon with 19 members and guest Mrs W Gayel Bender. Mrs J T Ansell hosted at 228 E 11th. Mrs M L Manners presided, with devotions by Mrs Fred Mullen on A New Year s Devotion. Refreshments were served by Mrs Axel Anderson and committee.
Marian Martin fashion markets a long torso dress with a gathered skirt in silk and cotton, advertised as a spring star. Pattern 9133 fits Misses sizes 10 through 18, with size 16 requiring 4% yards of 39 inch fabric.
Mrs Homer LaForge entertained members from LA to ORC and B in her home Friday afternoon with eight members present. Mrs O H Bates presided over the business session. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be with Mrs Clyde Blanton on Feb 10.
Erie and vicinity reports on the high school production of Smiling Through directed by Daphne Horine with prologue by Barbara Pillott and Judy Rickey. Cast includes Brien Liebst Jim Kinne Elaine Ferguson Edna Marie Heady and others acclaimed as one of the school’s best performances.
Vera Jean Stanley daughter of Charles Leon Stanley and wife in Humboldt born January 6 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Randall Wayne Smith son of F. L. Smith Jr. and wife living at 1623 and Ashby born January 8 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Elaine Frances Olson daughter of Harold R. Olson and wife in Altoona born January 4 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Clarence Ray Damron son of Raymond Damron and wife in Toronto born January 10 at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
The Tribune’s At Your Service column summarizes local services and notices including job ads, real estate, relocation help, and personal notices. It highlights available trades, contractors, and merchants with concise, timely postings for readers seeking nearby assistance.
A mail in offer for 60 to 80 year olds promotes a $1000 final expense life policy. No obligation, no calls. Respond by sending name address and age to Old American Ins. Co., 3 West 9th Dept. L115B, Kansas City Missouri.
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