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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
3
Nostalgic note on old apple storage contrasts with modern controlled atmosphere cold chambers keeping apples in prime form year round. Article lists price buys for bananas and grapefruit, then features Tuna Swiss Cheese Casserole, Celery and Apple Salad, candied grapefruit peel, and common produce deals. Includes tips on storage and simple recipes.
The Tribune outlines wedding report timing and submission rules. Reports should reach the woman’s page editor within two days and publish the day after the ceremony or in brief form if delayed. A studio photo may accompany reports, which must include sender name and phone number.
Ruth Circle met at 301 Lafayette with eight members and one guest Colleen Weber. Devotions by A L Pogue and lesson Were They Mistaken by Buford Sherbenou. White cross work completed and refreshments served. Dorcas Circle gathered at 201 N Lafayette with 14 members and two guests. Devo by Frank Hotchkiss and lesson Visit With a Missionary's Son by Lloyd Lantz. Hotchkiss closed with prayer. Hannah Circle met at R 1 with 12 members and one guest. Harold Neptune led devotions. Louis Hottenstein taught Striking Out an S. Refreshments by Mrs Reno.
A cooking tip suggests dipping chicken in heavy cream before coating with seasoned flour to help seal in moisture and add flavor. The method emphasizes a rich, crispy crust and tender meat through the dairy bath prior to dredging.
The Berean Class of Grant Avenue Baptist Church elected Harold Neptune as president and Max Tharp as vice president. Esther Erickson became secretary with Lester Mason as assistant secretary, Ella Leroy as treasurer, Carl Magill as pianist, and Blaine Marks as assistant pianist. Gene Weber gave the devotions. coffee committee included the Sherbenous and the Masons. Twenty five members attended.
Sorghum Valley Grange met Wednesday night at the school house with Master Bryan Burk presiding. Plans were made for a neighborhood coyote drive Feb. 14. E. W. Maxwell and Mrs. S. L. McMillan reported on the district officers' meeting. It was announced the Wilson County Grange meeting will be at Butts School house Jan. 28. Mrs. Roy Anderson was elected assistant lecturer. Mrs. McMillan introduced the New Year candle lighting service followed by a variety program and pot luck refreshments.
The Women's Golf Association met Wednesday morning at the Country Club with Mrs. Keith Dodd presiding. Committee chairmen announced for the year: KWGA Representative Mrs. Ray Radford, Tri-State Lorene Carson, SEK Representative Mrs. E. O. Morris, Ladies Day Mrs. Jay Tabor and Mrs. Charles Vinekier, Handicap Mrs. Charles Sreadwell, ringer score Mrs. Bob King, club tournament Mrs. Frank Shaffer, rules Mrs. William Gray Jr., invitational.
The First Baptist church circles gathered Wednesday at four homes. Mrs. Homer Waggoner led the Marjorie Sharp circle with devotions on Faith and a lesson on El Salvador from a mission magazine. White cross quotas were reported filled and refreshments served to 11.
Names of committee chairs for hospitality publicity social nominating and special golf events appear. Coming events include a benefit bridge February 19 an all day invitational bridge tournament March 17 a spring luncheon April 27 and a show on March 27 with Mrs Merle Kelly Mrs James Blessing Mrs Bake Wood Mrs L S Lawrence Mrs William Bodley Mr and Mrs Bob Johnson Mrs Gail Malson Mrs Fred Martin and Mrs George Heger involved.
The Queen Esther Class of the First Christian Church met at 822 Grant Wednesday afternoon with Mrs C A Deay presiding. Devotions on Responsibilities of the Redeemed were given and a mission magazine article read by Mrs C L Campbell. Members volunteered to make cancer dressings as 23 members and one guest, Mrs Jack Sparks, were served refreshments by Mrs Roy Ray and Mrs Gordon.
Mrs Gene Rigole at 1224 N Washington entertained ten Friendly Thimble Club members and guest Mrs Carl Pearson on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Charles Tripp chaired. each member contributed an item for the charity box. Mrs Louella Dawson read a poem, refreshments followed, and Mrs Rigole won the door prize. The next meeting is set with Mrs Bertha Stratton, February 3 at 2 p.m.
Superintendent Fisher spoke on vital legislative issues before the state legislature at the Monday night Hutton PTA meeting. The Hutton band, directed by Glenn Peak, played several selections while Wayne Smith presided. Junior Scout Troop No. 166 led the flag ceremony and Mrs. Blessing assisted. Nominating committee members elected were Mrs. Eldon Doane, Mrs. Wayne Klauman, and Mrs. William Stevenson. Fourth grade mothers provided refreshments.
The Humboldt Beta Delta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Estil Bake's home with Mary Lou Conway presiding. They discussed ways and means projects and heard a lesson on Fashion Check-Out covering New York fashions by Mrs. Irvin Scarlett. The next meeting is a Valentine party February 2 at Mrs. Paul Olson's home, 404 North 4th, Humboldt, with Alice Boecker assisting.
Friday events include the Executive committee at First Christian Church and Senior Citizens at Memorial Building both at 1 30 p.m. TOPS Determinettes meet at Sawyer Hall and Wilson Class gathers at First Methodist Church at 10 a.m. A bridge session is set for the Country Club at 1 30 p.m. Laurel Mothers Club meets at Mrs George Riker Jr s 206 N Washington at 1 p.m. For rides call HE 1 1992 between 8 and 10 30 a.m.
When you buy a plain chiffon cake you can split it into two layers and fill and cover with your own frosting to create a homemade touch.
Egg prices fall across many U S markets offering a protein option when meat is pricier. Wholesale large mixed eggs drop to 26 cents a dozen in Chicago from 41 cents a year ago as supplies shrink.
Jerry Huston, home teacher for the blind in 16 Kansas counties, spoke to United Presbyterian Women at the Chanute church. He described communication aids for the blind, recreation games, and equipment, noting legal blindness as over 80 percent vision loss. Mrs. Ed win Rideau presented the Mission Yearbook of Prayer.
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