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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1967
Page
3
Heloise shares practical household hints from readers covering baby bottle warmers using an aluminum pie plate, securing upholstery with socks or nylon stockings, sewing adjustments, shoe fitting advice, and decorating canisters with adhesive plastic. The column notes Heloise cannot answer every letter but answers when possible.
Listings for Jan 25 26 1967 cover Sunflower Chapter OES BPW Sorghum Valley Grange Athenaeum and multiple clubs at Tioga Hotel Inn Sawyer Hall and community centers. Events include meetings, dinners, sewing groups and music club sessions with times from 1 30 pm to 7 30 pm and venues across Chanute.
Mrs. G C Thouvenell announces the engagement of Judith Ann Thouvenell to Philip L Goneau son of Mr and Mrs Albert C Goneau of Wichita The couple plan a May 6 1967 wedding Judith is a secretary for State Farm and Phi Beta Chapter member in Beta Sigma Phi Geneau is a Wichita High School East graduate employed by Aircraft Instrument and Development Wichita
Mrs. Howard Carder, junior past matron, was initiated into Sunflower Chapter Past Matrons Club at its meeting Monday evening in the home of Mrs. Klint Johnson. The gathering included devotions, two poems, a welcome skit, floral tributes, and a club gift. Refreshments were served to 16 members. the February meeting is planned at Mrs. Bray’s home.
Parsons reports union barber shops raised regular hair cuts to 1.75 and flat tops to 2.00 on Friday. Shaves massages and tonics saw no increase. Local brief notes add other regional items.
A simple serving tip pairs clear tea with orange slices each garnished by two cloves. The approach suggests a balanced spice note and a fragrant citrus pairing for a refreshing drink.
A Prairie Oyster is an egg dropped into a small glass and seasoned with salt pepper and a hint of vinegar. It combines raw or lightly cooked yolk with seasonings for a simple mixed drink style dish.
West, William H. "Bill" West of 708 N Western Chanute and his wife Marcel own Chanute Dairy Queen and Bill's Carry Out. They have three children Deborah Jo Gary William and Jerry Allan. West completed training in all company areas and previously operated a Dairy Queen in Paola.
A layette shower for Mrs. Jim Fawen of Altus Oklahoma was held Monday evening in the Vilas Lutheran Church Fellowship Room. Hostesses were Mrs. Charles Reaves Mrs. Neil Nelson Mrs. Don Marple Mrs. Charles Stevens Mrs. D L Stewart and Miss Judy Anderson. Helen Larson and Mrs. Joe Morton won prizes. Gifts were presented in a bassinet after a poem reading by Mrs. Charles Reaves. Guests included numerous Vilas area residents and church members.
Small whole fish that are being broiled should be turned so both sides are well browned.
A surprise Monday evening party for Melvin York marked his 75th birthday. World War I Barracks and Auxiliary hosted a covered dish dinner with Mrs. William Cline baking the cake and Chaplain C. E. Galbreath giving the prayer. Guests and activities listed reflect a close community gathering.
Mrs. Glen Hanson led the Neosho County Home Economics Advisory Committee Monday afternoon with nine members and one guest, Lois Carlson. Announcements listed plans for members to attend Home Economic Days at Manhattan January 31 and February 1, plus a spring tea March 30, a home furnishing course in Iola April 24 to 28, a workshop April 19 and 20 at Hutchinson, and a Kansas and County Workshop May 8.
Five tables of Duplicate Bridge were played at the club meeting in the Home Savings Lounge. Above average scores included pairs and mixed couples such as Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dickerson and Mrs. Joe Payne scoring 38, and groups like Fred Foster with Mrs. Clyde Bloomheart and Mrs. Frank Jones with 37. Other top teams were Mrs. Fred Johnson with Mrs. Ralph Caldwell and Gary Church with Bob Ward at 37, Mr. and Mrs. George Eaton and Larry Caldwell with Bob Allen at 36, and Mrs. Charles Broadwell with Mrs. Bob Allen and Mrs. Kenneth Horton with Mrs. F. G. Hooker tied at 33.
The Builders Class of the First Presbyterian Church met Monday evening in the church parlor with Mrs. J. A. Groves presiding and Mrs. C. D. Nelson leading devotions. Plans for a bake sale were made. Hostesses were Mrs. J. A. Groves, Mrs. W. A. Coonrod, Mrs. Pearl Loveal, and Mrs. M. R. Wil.
Shirley Ann Owens and Ronald Ray Barnett wed January 15 at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Humboldt. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. H. Seyfert with a reception in the fellowship hall. The couple resides in Humboldt with both families noted.
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The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars met in the Memorial Building Monday night. Mrs Tom Slater presided and announced a sewing day at Mrs Howard Dobsons 303 N Kansas Friday at 6 30 p m. Mrs Mary Edwards won the door prize and 29 members received refreshments served by Mrs Slater.
Ever Ready 4 H club met at the Lundine home Monday evening with seventeen members four leaders and five parents present. After the business session finals for the sheep and wool school were discussed and the group practiced square dancing.
The text explains saffron should be used sparingly not only for cost but to avoid imparting a medicinal taste when overused.
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