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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1964
Page
3
Frozen vegetables extend flavors into winter with 70 varieties and sachets in butter sauce. Herbs boost tastes, with dried varieties four times stronger than fresh and guidance on chopping. Also covers frozen soups, tea history, and weekend grocery specials on pork, beef, ham, and breads, plus fruit and veg highlights.
Sunflower chapter hosts official visit by Grand Matron Mrs Myra Wille of Wamego with ceremonies, chants by Jay Klinginsmith, initiatory degrees for one candidate, and gifts to Mrs Wille and Mrs Caldwell. Reception, buffet, and Martha’s station decor follow, with school of instruction and Wednesday meeting noting memorial charter drape for Walter Cox Robert Wallace and Iva Nicklin.
Dear Ann Landers letters discuss engagement heartbreak, a man with good scent and manicured nails, teen dating woes, a breakup over a period of five months, and family conflict about a brother’s dating. The column offers blunt, humorous guidance on personal boundaries and loyalties. Copyright 1963 Chanute Tribune.
Social calendar notes show events at LA to ORC and B. T Lovett hosts memorial rides, Noble Grands and PRebsken Lodge members meet. Gladys Franklin invites 49 N Highland seniors at 2 pm. Executive committee CWF First Christian Church 1:30 pm TOPS Determinettes Sawyer hall 1:36 pm County Club at Ison Class First Methodist Church.
The Sub Debs elected a full slate for the year at Gloria Erickson home. Officers include Paula Honeyman president Linda Winckier vice president Betty Ballou secretary Doris Diver treasurer Jill Truitt property chairman Nancy Stipp program chairman Donna Small scribe Nancy Slane and Paula Whitworth song leaders Sue Osborn senior rep Nancy Slane junior rep Nancy Slane sophomore rep Betty Mc Grath money making chairs Janis Manley Marilyn Arthur historian Karol Jeffers calling committee Nancy Roberts. The January 29 formal meeting program was discussed.
Mrs. Howard Wilson led a Cham ber of Commerce Women's Division luncheon at the Tioga Hotel and urged members to submit Chanute improvement ideas. Guests included Mrs. Burl OConnor and Robyn Carter of San Antonio. The group plans to seek funds for Main Street flower baskets and meets monthly on the third Tuesday at the Tioga Hotel.
The Friendly Thimble Club met at Mrs. Ole Ball's home at 1711 S Central on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Alice Braschler presiding. Devotions were Bible verses, and Ewing Wolfe was welcomed as a new member. Refreshments served to 10 attendees. next gathering with Mrs. Carl Pearson at 1001 N Forest is set for February 5.
The dinette by Mines Violet Jef fers Wesley Thompson Chicka donz Wilson and O H Bates appears in a local section listing names tied to a committee or event. The fragment references multiple individuals likely connected to a club or community project with no dates or places specified. Further context would clarify roles and affiliations.
Mrs. Clifford Holman hosted the Forget-Me-Not HDU meeting at Holman Home. Mrs. Charles Wolfe Sr. presided as 11 members and two guests discussed gift choices. New members welcomed included Mrs. Don Cornell, Mrs. Charles Wolfe Jr. and Mrs. E. P. Burt. The group planned an all day session to sew pinafores for the hospital snack shop.
Mrs. Nettie Biggs led the Ladies Auxiliary of Patriarchs Militant at the IOOF hall Tuesday night. Mrs. R. L. Christie inspected. Mrs. Jean Lance recounted the history of Thomas Wildey, founder of the Rebekah branch. Plans set for state auxiliary president Mrs. Nellie Rogers visit. Charter draped for past state president Mrs. Bertha B. Morgan.
Mrs Richard Kidwell joined the Orpha circle WSCS of the Methodist church at a Wednesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Jo Payne at 1315 W 5th. Guests included Mrs Leland Crapson and Dr and Mrs Duff D Wagoner. Fifteen members attended as Adelaide Lewis led the lesson Women in the Church. Mrs Paschal Grimes ran the business portion and Mrs W Roy Johnson helped serve refreshments.
Mrs. Richard Good presided at the United Presbyterian Women meeting in the church parlor. Excerpts from a Ghana letter expressed gratitude for clothing from Church World Service. Reports were given by several members, a mission study presented, and a fellowship skit led by Reuben J. Burkman with a discussion group. Tea was served by Circle 1 with Charles Lang chair, centerpiece featured snowman and snowball decor.
Mrs Sam Waltermire of 1120 S Santa Fe will relocate with her family to Portland Oregon soon. Neighbors and friends hosted a coffee gathering in Christchurch United Brethren fellowship hall with 20 guests and two children. Gift presented by Mrs Roy Wilson, refreshments served from a white lace tablecloth with pink roses and lilies of the valley centerpiece. Hostesses included Mrs C E Rains Ira Grogin Chester Nichols and Louis Walker.
Scout News covers Brownie Troop 27 of Alcott school meeting with den mother Mrs Richard Bailey at 905 N Forest. Kathy Chapman and Linda Brinkerhoff led the flag ceremony. Cadettes Elaine Cook and Beth Brinkerhoff of Troop 121 taught new Day Camp songs. Kim Skinner attended. meeting closed with the Brownie Circle. Troop 54 met at Murray Hill school with greeting flag ceremony. hospitality badge worked on and a closed court of honor held. Janet Webber led closing. Leaders listed: Mrs John Splane, Mrs Carl Magill, and Mrs Gilbert Ranz.
Chanute Tribune page three reports community notes and brief items from Chanute and vicinity. Local events, appointments, and small items fill the Thursday edition.
Members of Group 5 of the Christian church met at Mrs. R. T. Ingle 601 N Lafayette Wednesday night with 12 members and two guests present. Mrs. A. B. Chauncey presided. The lesson titled Introduction and tion of India was given by Mrs. Howard McNeil. A spice tray similar to those served guests in India was passed to members. Mrs. Glenn Chickadonz led devotions.
Mrs. Marcus Barbee hosted the Sunflower HDU at 113 S Highland on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. F J Meeker led the meeting and noted a roll call about favorite Christmas gifts. Mrs. Ford Johnson taught the window treatment lesson. A dessert course was served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Ruth Westling to 16 members.
High Prairie Pioneers 4H Club President Tom Ayres led a Wednesday night gathering at the High Prairie church. Members answered roll with What I like about winter, sang, and heard talks on fallout health safety around machinery. Plans were set to attend 4H Club Day at Fredonia on Feb 29.
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