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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1964
Page
3
Home bakers can enjoy bread aromas and weekend menus with yeast breads and peanut raisin loaf ideas. The piece shares step by step methods for making soft dough, rising times, and shaping for large loaves or small herb loaves with sesame. It highlights household cooking with markets featuring pork chicken lamb wieners and fresh produce.
Social calendar entries list activities across Neosho Valley units and local venues. Events include HOD Unit Heritage Room Library gathering at 2 pm and 8 pm, Grant p.m. Wilson Class Methodist Church 10 am, TOPS Determinettes Sawyer hall 1 30 pm, Bridge Country Club 1 30 pm, Golden Shrine Masonic Temple 7 30 pm, and Saturday square dance club at Alcott School 8 pm.
The Associated Press reports red meat and poultry compete for housewives' favor as lower beef and pork prices reflect heavy marketing. Broiler chick en supplies are rising and prices easing. Roasts and steaks headline sales with rounds, chucks, sirloin and porterhouse cuts popular. Wholesale ribs fall about five cents. Pork features include loin roasts and chops. Eggs and dairy remain protein staples. Winter weather tightens vegetables with a sharp South’s freeze still being felt. Southwest cold boosts cabbage peppers and tomatoes. Fruit specials include apples avocados grapefruit and oranges.
The Queen Esther class of the First Christian church met at the church Wednesday. A covered dish luncheon was served by hostesses Mrs. E Betase, Mrs. Joe Gossett and Mrs. Grace French to 22 members. Mrs. Gossett gave the invocation. Mrs. C. A. Deay presided and opened the meeting with prayer. The devotions were presented by Mrs. C. L. Campbell, and the program on "The Mystery of Second Birth" was by Mrs. John Bower.
A kitchen tip notes that two cups of canned tomatoes can be measured from a single one pound can, providing a compact practical substitution for everyday cooking.
An advertisement promotes GALAXON as a nonprescription weight loss tablet claiming to curb appetite without exercise. It touts a seven day result, full refund, and no questions asked, with Casey Drug Store handling sales and mail orders.
The St. Cecilia Music Club elected new officers for 1964 65 including Mrs. Paul Haight as president and Mrs. A B Chauncey as vice president The program featured Orient themed music with quartet duets solos and a Japanese lute piece A tea served by past presidents and guests followed in the Federation room of the Memorial building
Mr. and Mrs. Dale D. Miles announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Joice to Charles R. Hutinett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Hutinett. The couple plans an April wedding.
Mrs William Gray Sr hosted 13 members of St Margaret's Chapter of the Women of Grace Episcopal Church at 1000 S Highland Wednesday afternoon. Devotions were given by Mrs Harold Tarpley and the lesson on the Anglican Congress by Mrs Charles Henshall.
Rome AP Italian fashion designer Baratta presents a spring summer collection featuring simple high fashion driven by superb cut. Silhouettes are slim and tailored with straight narrow skirts and coats, minimal detailing, front rising seams, and arched leather belts. Gabardine melton fabrics define the line with long fitted jackets in camel and black skirts. Landmark pocket treatment includes vertical welts above patch pockets.
Members of Girl Scout Troop 54 met Wednesday at Murray Hill school for a flag ceremony and hospitality badge work. Elaine Mc Down led the closing as leaders Mmes. John Splane Gilbert Ranz and Carl Magill supervised activities.
Alternate layers of sliced tomatoes cucumbers onion rings and fresh basil leaves in a deep casserole dish. Drizzle with olive oil wine vinegar and a dressing of salt pepper and dry mustard. Cover refrigerate for a few hours to blend flavors.
The Hulda Parker Chapter of the OES met Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Var nie Steele and Kenneth Raney presiding. Invitations were read for district meetings official visits and Rainbow for Girls installation January 26. A skit called Leisure Days honored junior past matron and patron Mr. and Mrs. Junior Zimmerman.
Albert Dorris entered Labette County Medical Center Parsons for major surgery earlier this week. Clyde Hodgden is in Labette County Medical Center for tests and major surgery later this week. Horace Jones has pneumonia illness. Clarice Dorris, a nurse at Par, missed two days from flu. Rev John Groth and Mrs Groth visited the sick Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Q D Reed ill with flu. Mrs Ralph Thayer had leg removed below the knee last week and is improving at Parsons hospital.
Members of the WSCS of the Methodist church met in multiple circles on Wednesday to study the roll of women in the local church and review activities. Each circle hosted guests and conducted lessons led by various members with refreshments served to attendees.
The Grant Avenue Baptist circles met at 301 S Lafayette with 12 members and three guests. Mrs Blaine Marks presided as prayer led by Mrs George Thurman and Mrs Dean Strack delivered devotions on Winter Wonderland. A lesson on Islam and Buddhism was given by Mrs Gary Haines and closing prayers followed. The Hannah circle met at 1411 Edith in the Oliver Catterson home with 14 attending.
The Builders Class of the Presbyterian church elected officers at a Wednesday night meeting at 815 S. Evergreen. President O D Nelson, vice president Earl Loveall, secretary Craig Erickson, and treasurer Carl Kerwitz were chosen. Mrs. Nelson conducted the meeting, plans for the year were set, and Mrs. Blanche Petit gave devotional on Christians in Hollywood from Faith is a Star. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Loveall on February 19.
Mrs Lawrence McCoy at 1026 South Grant hosts six Homemakers Club members and five children for a Wednesday afternoon quilting session.
Kayettes outline heart week plans for February 10 to 14 culminating in a Valentine party on the 14th. Coleen Ruble presides, Sharon McKenzie chairs activities, with a state directors report and a magazine drive Jan 22 to Feb 5 for nursing homes and hospitals led by Judy Mendez. Members will donate an hour during Jan 20 to 24 to assist a teacher, a school service project, and Ruble Atkins and others will appear on KCRB January 23.
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