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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1967
Page
3
Penny pinching menu offers Italian style meat balls with spaghetti for four to six servings. Recipe uses ground beef bread crumbs cheese parsley basil oregano tomatoes and spaghetti with a tomato sauce and meat balls simmered 30 to 40 minutes. Serve with salad bread wine fruit cookies and coffee for dessert.
Grant Avenue Baptist Church Womens Mission ary Society circles met Wednesday afternoon for White Cross work. Dorcas Circle gathered at 1610 W Main with prayers, devotions on Prayer, and lesson A Missionary's Trip in the Congo by Clifford Stabel. Refreshments for 10 members and one guest. Hannah Circle met at 415 W Walnut with devotions on Friends and lesson On the Way from Moanza. Refreshments for 12 members and three guests. Ruth Circle met at 114 E 9th with prayers, devotions Give this Man a Place, and lesson On the Way from Moanza. Refreshments for one guest and eight members.
Alpha Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at 1115 W 9th with Mrs Buzz Schaberg as hostess and Mrs Bob McGregor as co host. Three lessons were given by Mmes Marion Page Linda Elder and John Koop. Door prize was won by Mrs Dave Toland. Next meeting will be with Mrs McGregor.
January 20 1967 calendar entries include Golden Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem at the Masonic Temple with covered dish supper from 6 30 to 7 30 p m Past Presidents LA to B of RT We Who Club meet at Sawyer Hall 1 30 p m Wilson Class at First Methodist Church 10 am and a bridge event at the Country Club 1 30 p m.
A Tuesday evening miscellaneous shower for Lois Barnhart at the Evangelical United Brethren annex featured red roses, a red cloth gift table, and a red white theme. Miss Barnhart, soon to wed Robert Babcock, received gifts as devotions, games, and prizes were shared with hosts Mrs. Melvin Franks Mrs. Thelma Miller and Marian Shike.
The Wesleyan Service Guild hosted the Women's Society of Christian Service with a church parlor dinner for 78 attendees at First Methodist Church. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Duff Wagoner Dr. Charles Fike Mrs. Tom Campbell and Marguerite Talley, with officers introduced by presidents Mrs. Earnest Wilson and Mrs. Howard Jenkins.
Readers share practical homemaking ideas from oiling a sewing machine with a paper catch under the head to using old ring binders as belt holders. Other tips cover drying diapers on mops and brooms, storing ground meat in bags, and inventive ways to repurpose items like pillowcases and cardboard boxes.
May Williams Ward’s No Two Years Alike was reviewed at the Round Table Study Club meeting on Tuesday. Mrs. William Haines led the discussion in the home of Mrs. Curtis Van Gundy at 811 West Walnut. Ward, a native of Osawatomie now living in Wellington, is a poet and Poetry Society of America award recipient for the Dust Bowl sequence. Following the meeting, Mrs. Van Gundy provided refreshments.
A noon luncheon at the home of Mrs Gene Maxwell R 2 was held Wednesday for the Four Square EH Unit. Opening creed by Mrs Roy Johnson followed by Hawaii trip slides. New members include Mrs Bob Christie and Mrs Robert Rhodes. The outgoing president Mrs Theo Baker sent a letter read by new president Mrs Johnson. The lesson by Mrs Earl Close covered Your Family Business Financial Matters. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs Johnson R 2.
Chanute Gem and Mineral Society met at the Memorial Building with Mrs. Harvey Stone presiding Tuesday night. Marvin Seefeldt joined as a new member and Melvin Hubler won the door prize. Members shared specimens from the program titled 15 Oddities of the Mineral Kingdom. Coffee and doughnuts were served by Mrs. Harold Sharp.
The guide notes that leaving the binding string on simplifies carving a stuffed rolled lamb shoulder. It suggests removing the string as each portion is cut to maintain clean portions and minimize mess.
Norman Norell debuts a sexy spring collection featuring cinched waists and knee-length skirts. The lineup emphasizes body-skimming silhouettes with wide belts, vertical slashes, and jewel-toned crepe mandarin dresses, plus belted trench coats and sequined evening wear.
Beta Delta Chapter hosted a Chinese New Year gathering Tuesday at Mrs. Estle Bakers Humboldt home with ten members and guest Mrs. A C Lassman. Oriental decorations filled the room as guests sat on the floor, tea and almond cakes served, net fan favors given, and Opal Franklin winning a prize in games. Hostesses were Mrs Bake Alice Boecker and Mary Lou Conway. A Valentine gift exchange is planned for February 7.
Members of the Friendly Thimble Club collected gifts for a needy family at their Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs. Marie Wolf at 401 North Grant. Door prize went to Mrs. Irene Ball. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Lois Ard.
Kansas Chanute residents react to local events as brief notices appear on page three. The column cites civic happenings, upcoming meetings, and community notices from public bodies and organizations.
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