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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers answers a father worried his 16 year old daughter copies his clothes and style. The columnist says the annoyance will likely fade after she marries. The column also covers a husband upset about a wife moving his radio workshop to the basement and a 23 year old facing a religious choice in a broken engagement.
Advice from Ann Landers on sending care packages with home baked fudge cupcakes and candy to students and soldiers. Includes recipe for quick vanilla fudge and packing tips to keep sweets fresh and undisturbed in dorms and mail.
The Grant Avenue Baptist church Missionary Society held Wednesday afternoon circle meetings. Dorcas, Hannah, and Ruth circles met in homes with devotions, lessons, poems, and New Year resolutions. Refreshments served to groups of 10 to 12 members plus several guests.
Neosho Valley HOU hosts Mrs. Clinton Bowmen R 2 at 2 p.m. Golden Shrine of the White Shrine of Jeru alem meets at Masonic Temple at 7 30 p.m. IC class at EUS church party at 7 30 p.m. Wilson class sewing and quilting at First Methodist church at 10 a.m. Laurel Mathers hosts Mrs Clyde Acree WoW 3rd Rural Community meeting at the school at 1 p.m. Past Presidents of the B of RT Auxiliary Mrs H M Bower 112 E ah at 1 p.m. luncheon.
Grace Episcopal Church women groups from St. Marys and St. Margarets held a Wednesday afternoon session studying Even So Send You by Bishop J Brooks Mosley Jr. at St. Marys with 13 members and one guest present. St. Margarets met at Mrs Kenneth Keas home with 13 members and coffee served after devotions and a lesson.
The Cosmos study club met with Mrs Elmer Peterson at 615 S Lafayette Tuesday evening with eight members present. Officers elected: Mrs Hubert Curl president, Mrs Ralph Chapman vice president, Mrs Ethel Sullivan secretary, and Mrs Iva Dent treasurer. Plans were made for guest night February 5 at the Home Savings Lounge.
The Presbyterian Builders class met with Mrs. Pearl Loveall at 311 North Franklin on Wednesday evening in the absence of President Mrs. M R Wilson. Mrs. Carl Kerwitz led the meeting and a food sale was planned with devotions by Mrs. Blanche Petit on The Story of Sarah. Thirteen members attended.
Hatton The Hutton PTA met for a business session before a joint meeting with four other PTAs. A Thursday morning study group was planned with Mrs William Stevenson as hostess and Mrs Melvin Bray as co hosts. A guest speaker was announced as Mrs Crescent Owens. The second polio vaccine was scheduled for January 24 all day and January 27 in the afternoon. A nominating committee was named: Mrs Wayne Cooper, Mrs Leo Herron, and Mrs G Eastburn. Roosevelt PTA held a study group with principal Harold Anderson and Dell Reed speaking on Parent s Veto Power. Coffee and cookies were served. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Joe Jones on February 20.
Creamed hard cooked eggs make a fine lunch or supper dish served over curried hot biscuits. To make the biscuits add a half teaspoon of curry powder to the dry ingredients when mixing a standard biscuit recipe.
The Forget Me Not unit met Tuesday afternoon at 210 S Plummer, presided by Mrs Charles Wolfe with 11 members and three guests present. Committees were appointed including program finance community improvement and membership, craft and song leaders named, and Snack Shop work supported. Hostesses for next year chosen. outgoing president Mrs Holman received a gift. Next meeting set for Feb 19 with Mrs Holman R1.
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Johnson hosted a dinner at the Johnson home 803 S Wilson honoring Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Boatwright and family. Boatwright, former manager of Jayhawk Glass Company, and his family are moving to Junction City this weekend to manage another Jayhawk Glass branch there. Attendees included the Boatwrights, the Mastons, the Williamses, and the Johnsons with their children.
The Rainbow Girls met Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple with Peggy Dor mois presiding as worthy advisor. Patricia Parker Delores Ogle Mary Jo King and Susan Hesting were initiated. Barbara Hunt announced her installation as worthy advisor Sunday Feb 3 at the Masonic Temple. Public welcome.
If your pancakes turn out tough, the likely cause is over mixing the batter. Mix just until ingredients are combined to keep pancakes light and tender.
The arctic chill raises costs on fruit and juice with oranges and tangerines up to 100 percent in some areas. Lettuce climbs in California to five dollars a crate. Beef roasts and steaks show modest changes while pork and lamb cuts vary. Government guides list broccoli to greens as best buys with fruit shortages tied to a Latin American fruit flow.
Troop 171 held an election of officers on January 8 at St. Patrick's school during a Brownie Troop 171 meeting. New officers include Monica Savedra as president Melinda Ashley as game leader Jonie Thummel as song leader and Betty Durkin as scribe. Mrs. George Criger remains troop leader.
An Up and Atom 4H foods project meeting led by Mrs. Max Tharp at 932 W Beech elected officers Susan Kensett president Carol Pennington vice president Dee Ann Tharp secretary Teri Tharp reporter with Denise Noland Debbie Stroh as calling committee. Dee Ann Tharp demonstrated popcorn. Twelve members attended with club leader Mrs Ervin Brune and Mrs Tharp. Next meeting set for Feb 12 with Diane Lassman 909 N Allen.
Ann Carter of KTYM-FM Los Angeles sues pitcher Norman Bass Kansas City Athletics and halfback Robert Reed Minnesota Vikings for assault and battery. She alleges rough treatment at a party left bruises and injuries in Superior Court action filed Wednesday.
An advertisement touts ALAXON GALAXON tablets available without a prescription with a seven day fat loss guarantee. It claims no exercise or laxatives are needed, urges smaller portions, and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by Cassy Drug Store 12 Main St with mall orders offered.
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