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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1967
Page
3
Readers share quick tips for curtains bags for washing ease cellophane under shoes and bra straps toothbrushes turned nail cleaners sugar bowls for jams stiff belts with grosgrain ribbon raisins revived with steam peg boards for kitchen tools and kid storage.
Community groups list events for Tuesday January 17 1967 at various venues including Gem and Mineral Society Feder ation Room Ladies Auxiliary IOOF Hall Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple Chamber of Commerce Tioga Hotel and several study clubs. Also includes Wesleyan Service Guild Chanute Toastmasters Textile Paint Club Sorosis and more with times and contact addresses.
Jaycee Wives met at Mrs. John Rubow's home with Mrs. David Murrow assisting as co hostess. They announced the January 21 banquet at the Country Club and scheduled decor meetings at Mrs. John Pate's home on January 10 and again January 21 at the Country Club.
The Hobby Club met at Mrs. C. A. Duerson’s home at 609 West Main. Mrs. T. O. Ward gave the lesson “Shaker Furniture, Food and Religion” and served a Mother Ann birthday cake from an old Shaker recipe. Edna Strohm presided and 1967 year books were distributed.
Lynda Hutchison was honored Friday night with a miscellane bridal shower at the First Baptist Church. Hostesses included Mrs Richard Worley and others. Miss Hutchison to be married to Farhad Azima on January 28.
Mrs Jack Parkins hosted the Rainbow EH Unit at 102 S Garfield on Friday afternoon. Mrs Frank Fackler led with the Neosho County Creed as plans for the new year were discussed and 12 members were served refreshments. The next meeting is set for Feb 10 with Mrs D L Geeding at 819 S Santa Fe.
The Stark Methodist Church women group held Friday afternoon in the church dining room with Mrs. Elmer Owen in charge. Walnut WSCS guests attended as Rev. Wayne Newlin presented Across the Atlantic with Holy Land pictures from their fall trip. Hosts Mrs. Roland Kelsey and Mrs. Louis Beggs served refreshments to 12 members.
Judy Mae Duffner and Gary Lee Campbell wed Dec 28 in a double ring ceremony at Bethel Methodist Church Sheridan Montana. Rev George Cox officiated. Bride is daughter of Ralph and Janet Duffner Sheridan. Groom is son of Lee Campbell Benedict. Maid of honor Janet Duffner. best man James Seidensticker Dillon. Ushers Leslie Duffner John Pack. Candlelighter Joyce Duffner. Reception followed. The couple lives at 606 West Main.
4 H Club news states junior leaders will present a radio program Tuesday at 6 45 am featuring Royce Adams Harold Anderson Debbie Johnson Doug Lopeman Steve Lopeman Bruce Parker Sharlene Parker Georgann Rausch and Henry Waggoner with project talks and music numbers. They rehearsed Thursday with Mr and Mrs George Maddill community leaders.
High Prairie Pioneers and families gathered at the High Prairie church for a chili supper Thursday followed by a club meeting. Roll call cited a Kansas fact, with program numbers by Elaine Olson Max Marple David Olson Debbie Russell Jane Wiltse and a flu health talk. The group announced February club days and included a food preservation note on making and freezing chicken stock from stock parts and giblets with seasonings.
Mrs Wayne McDaniel hosted the Devoted Mothers Club in the Heritage Room on Friday afternoon with Mrs Ed Offenbacker presiding. The group voted to donate to the Exceptional Children Clinic. Mrs Joe Jackson presented humorous readings. Refreshments for 12 were served by Mrs Max Tharp and Mrs Rene Thuiller. The Sweetheart Party for husbands is set for February 11 at the Orchid Buffet.
Camphoppers Chapter of National Campers and Hikers met Saturday in the Federation Room for a basket supper with 44 members present. Dick Smith led the meeting, campout plans were discussed, games were played, and children presented skits before the next meeting set for February 11.
The 92nd birthday of William S Biggs of 409 N Garfield was celebrated Sunday with a basket dinner at his residence. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph E Biggs from Receda California Mr and Mrs Roy Anderson Mr and Mrs S L McMillen Mr and Mrs Henry S Biggs and Mrs Doris Lakey. Afternoon visitors were Doris Jean Stark Mrs Bessie Young and Leo Young Fred Bower and Opal Bower.
The Senior Citizens group gathered in the Memorial Building with 72 members registered for the first meeting of the year. Grace Episcopal Church women hosted a covered dish dinner and Rev. Richard Lintner of Grace Church delivered a short talk. Three new members joined and Mrs. Guy Smith was elected treasurer. An afternoon meeting is planned for Jan. 29.
A surprise birthday for Mrs. Bert Carver at 314 W 7th honored her 72nd birthday. Planned by Mrs. Virgil Douglas, the event served refreshments to Mines and guests including Virgil Douglas Leo Herr R. E. Britton Roy Nelson Claude Carver Gladys Gentry and Phillip Ross. Out of town attendees were Mr and Mrs C Russell Altoona Mrs Helen Erickson and Mrs Edith Whightfil Fredonia.
Ten Kansans form Trans Commuter Airlines Inc to provide commuter flights to Kansas and surrounding states. President Charles A. Underwood says scheduled service could start by late spring or summer. The Wichita headquarters firm offers 475,000 shares at $2 each and will begin buying equipment. Cities to be served will be named later.
Local brief items from Chanute Tribune surface from Monday edition dated January 16. Readable notes include community notices and short updates from area organizations and residents.
births announced for John Robert Stipp Jennifer Lorraine Gehlen Dawn Denise Gilleum and Bruce Lain Carder all at Neosho Memorial Hospital with birthdates January 5 to January 9 and parental addresses listed in Thayer Mor an and related areas.
Charles Winfrey IV was honored at a birthday party at his home Saturday for his seventh birthday. Guests included Jeff Jackson, Mat McCune, Marc McCune, David DeMerritt, David Hutchison, Kurtis Shobe, Billy Mat Dillon, Von Winfrey, Corrine Winfrey, and his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Winfrey III of 311 North Garfield. Prizes, cake, ice cream and coolade were served after games with winners announced.
The article notes that pineapple upside down cake pairs with whipped cream but allows substitution of commercial sour cream. It also mentions cream cheese whipped with milk or cream as an alternate topping.
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