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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1967
Page
3
A simple inexpensive meat dish uses pork sausage links with vegetables and biscuit wedges. The hearty sausage casserole bakes to blend flavors with tomatoes corn olives and Worcestershire sauce, yielding about six servings for family dinners or club events.
Local listings show club and church events for Friday January 27 1967 and Saturday January 28 1967. Past Noble Grand Club of Rebekah Lodge meets at 2 p.m. at 923 West Main. United Church Women at First Baptist Church 9 30 a.m. Executive Committee CWF First Christian Church 9 30 a.m. Senior Citizens at Memorial Building rides phone HE 1 1992 1 30 p.m. We Who Club Sawyer Hall 1 30 p.m. Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 a.m. Bridge at Country Club 1 30 p.m. Laurel Mothers Club at Mrs John Crownover 404 South Denman 1 p.m. Neosho County United Nations Association Council covered dish 6 30 p.m. at 306 North Garfield on Saturday.
An interdenominational college youth group begins tonight at 8 p.m. The organizational meeting is open to all college students and will be held in the First Methodist Church youth room. Students from Chanute and area churches are urged to join for fun fellowship and food.
Sorghum Valley Grange met with thirty members and twelve officers at Grange Hall last night. Master L McMillen presided as Mrs Roy D Johnson was named chair in charge of the hunter dinner after the coyote hunt. W E Maxwell reported on the membership drive and Mrs Roy Johnson led the lecturers hour with Hawaii trip pictures. Mrs Roy A Anderson organized pot luck refreshments after the meeting.
The Future Homemakers of America will hold a pizza party next month replacing the regular meeting. The plan was discussed at yesterday's noon meeting in the high school. Two tests will determine who may attend the district meeting in Chetopa and the state meeting in Topeka.
Readers share practical hacks from decorating with doilies to lining cake pans with waxed paper and repairing toys. A bumper sleeve idea uses terry cloth with snaps to protect a crib, while a cheese of tips covers cleaning, cooking, and odorless fixes.
Sunflower EH Unit met with Mrs W Marcus Barbee at 113 S Highland with Mrs Ruth Westling as co host. Reports were given, year books distributed, two magazines subscribed for the president, dear prize won by Mrs Lloyd Dalton, lesson presented by Mrs J O Purviance. Next meeting with Mrs E M Caldwell at 202 N Evergreen on Feb 23.
Mrs Carl Shrimlin hosted a mothers of diabetic children meeting at 602 E 15th Wednesday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs Tilman Humboldt Tolbert Dunlap and guest Mrs Earl K Wilson. Mrs Wilson answered questions on living with diabetes. Mrs Dunlap led discussion and read notes on new diabetes theories. A diet dessert was served. four children attended. The next meeting will be in March with Mrs Tolbert at 330 W 3rd.
Mrs Don Romine was guest of honor at a post-nuptial shower Tuesday evening hosted by Mrs Frank Stacy. Games were played and gifts displayed on a net and taffeta table with red and white decorations and a dessert course. Invited guests included Mrs Harold Cutrell and Mrs W E Corn Forest Richardson David Johnson Art Holmes S A Mannoni Duff Wagoner Charles Rubew Floyd Potter Harold Anderson Gladys Franklin Forrest Sale Earnest Wilson Miss Mattie Wolf and Dr Margaret Wolf.
Mrs. Gary Hibbs of Chanute shares DIY home decorating tips stressing affordable accessories, adaptable designs, and ideas from magazines. The Hibbses showcase antiques such as a lantern, flat iron, coffee mill, and a rust protected milk can as conversation pieces.
Brazil expects 18 million tons of zinc in 1968 after a new plant in Minas Gerais is completed. This year production will reach 17 million tons, per the Ministry of Mines and Energy.
Local page 3 items from the Chanute Tribune dated January 26 1967 cover briefs and notices across city events and developments. Readers find short reports on community affairs and upcoming happenings in Chanute Kansas.
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