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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1967
Page
3
Dear Heloise shares a punctured cookie sheet used as a broiler rack aid to keep patties from falling through grates and to speed heating of frozen fries and other items. She also stores items in old tables and coats closets neatly.
Mrs. Joseph Cole hosted 15 BPW Circle members from the First Baptist Church Tuesday evening at 1803 S. Ashby. Loren Lowe presided and led with prayer, with W. W. Johnson giving devotions and Albert Wiltse delivering the lesson "God's Hungry Children." Dean Geeding gave the benediction. The next meeting is Feb. 28 with Mrs. Sidney Olson at 621 St. Santa Fe.
Glen Doepke and the Postal Clerk and Auxiliary met Friday at the Ostranders home to celebrate Doepke's birthday. A discussion covered the Postal Clerk Convention set for February 20 in Wichita and indicated the next meeting will elect officers.
Neosho County 4-H group Neosho Valley Busy Bees met at Murray Hill school Monday. Georgann Rausch presided as members from Kansas counties answered roll call. The club voted to join Neosho County United Nations Association and planned a model meeting for 4-H Club Days at Erie. David Waggoner led singing with Doug Lopeman. Harold Anderson presented program items and parliamentary practice. Royce Adams led health talk. Bob Smith led recreation.
The listing covers January 26 and 27 1967 social and club activities across Chanute with multiple groups including Town and Country EH Unit Mrs Charles Myers 1603 W 4th 115 p m Sweet Adelines 910 W Elm Holly Mothers Club 1415 W 1st United Presbyterian Women Sewing Group church 9 am Mary Dell Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 am to 4 pm Christian Culture Class Mrs Hil da Lawrence 621 W Walnut 2 pm Delta Study Club 205 S Tennessee 130 pm Who's Who Club 1305 S Edith 2 pm Chanute Junior St Cecilia Music Club Federation Room 730 Today s Mothers Club 101 N Larson 2 pm Merry Mothers Club 15018S Ashby 130 Autumn Mothers Club 327 W 6th 1 pm American Association of University Women Orchid Buffet 630 pm Thursday at Club 205 Lincoln 130 Friday Jan 27 1967 Past Noble Grand Club Rebekah Lodge Ethel Stevens 923 W Main 200 United Church Women First Baptist Church 930 am Executive Committee CWF First Christian Church 930 am Senior Citizens Memorial Bldg for rides call HE 1-1992 between 8 and 1030 am 130 We Who Club Sawyer Hall 130 Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 am Bridge Country Club see a Laurel Mothers Club Mrs John Crownover 1404 S Denman 130
Hulda Parker Chapter OES met at the Masonic Temple with Mrs Joe G Wasser and Edgar Gilbert presiding. An invitation to attend the Rainbow Girls installation on Sunday was received. A Rose Bowl was given to Imelda Adelgren by the Electa Club, and next meeting will honor past matrons and patrons. Social hour followed with Alvah Chauncey and George Pinegar in charge. Table decor featured a Sunflower centerpiece with bees, hurricane lamps and candles.
The Grant EH Unit met Thursday evening at Mrs. Collins home in Kimball with 12 members and two guests. Mrs. Hartzell joined as a guest and Mrs. Raymond Orton presided. Mrs. Bernard Smith was named representative for the year. Hazel Cook presented the lesson Understanding your Family Business at the Bank. The next meeting is February 16 at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs. Sherman Goff in Kimball.
The First Methodist Church hosts a Monday seminar for women on estate planning, sponsored by the Kansas Area Methodist Foundation Inc. From 9 30 a m to 12 noon no registration fee. Attorneys on panels include Joe Balch Roy Kirby and Richard Becker of Coffeyville. Insurance executives include R D Wilson Ronald E Boulward Columbus and Chester Crosette of Coffeyville.
January meeting of Ever Ready Eighteen with Athena Fazeley presiding. The blue seal was affixed to the club charter. Participants included Virginia Lee Connie Woodward Jimmy Benton Vicki Jones and Sally Casey.
The Helping Hand Club met at Grady Community Center with 35 members and Mrs. Charles Cox as hostess. They quilted two blankets for the Clarence Webb family whose home burned. Officers were elected: President Mrs. Cox, Vice President Mrs. Worth Waltermire, Secretary Mrs. Arthur Oehlert, Treasurer Mrs. Earl Pugh. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Hurley Heaton on Feb 28. Cake bakers named and attendance listed.
Ss Central hosts Belles Lettres Study Club with nine members present. New officers include president Mrs Harold Black and secretary Mrs Bideau. Guest tea set for Feb 28 at Mrs Edwin Rideau's home. Next meeting Feb 14 with Mrs Gough. Separate Quest Club luncheon at Mrs Norman Koch home's 18 members. Officers elected: President Mrs Robert Perry, VP Mrs W O Hensley, secretary Hazel Russell, treasurer Mrs W T Warren. Lesson on Fine Arts of Italy presented by Mrs Don Rankin. Giotto cited as pioneer in using light and shade. Mrs E S Cornish listed, 103 N Washington.
The Art and Literature Club held a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Charles Henshall's home 101 N Kansas with 15 members present. Mrs. Dean Gough presided. new officers are President Mrs. William G Bodley, Vice President Mrs. Don R Abbuehl, Secretary Mrs. John A Knight, and Treasurer Mrs. Randall Diver.
Thomas Boyd Shields and Andrew Max White were born to families of Mr. and Mrs. Radford Shields of 1122 S Lafayette and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Max White of 612 S Central on January 16 and January 18 at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson invites 46 mayors to the White House for tea with the focus on beautification. A Johnson aide notes she knows several mayors and has corresponded on the subject as Washington hosts the executive committee of the mayors conference. Tea time is set for 430 p.m. EST.
Local briefs from Chanute Kansas dated Wednesday January 25 1967 cover community notices, upcoming events and brief reports. Readers find short items on civic matters and local happenings typical of a midweek edition.
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