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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
3
An article outlines how waist size links to life expectancy and offers low calorie menus from a life insurance company. It lists specific 345 to 415 calorie meals with ingredients like roast chicken, fish, beef liver, and cottage cheese, plus dessert suggestions and a peach cobbler recipe.
A five parent panel presented and discussed dating expectations for daughters at the senior high Kays meeting on Wednesday. Participants included Mrs. R. E. Owen Mrs. W. G. Arthur Ebar Schultz Glen Dormon and Hal Davis with Bill Hutchison introducing. Nine members questioned by Bob Crumline Steve Ashley Dick Helton and Hutchison covered going steady curfews and parking on dates. Steve Alcock president opened the meeting and led the flag salute. Harold Stroud photographed the yearbook Virgil Akins sponsors the group and about 80 members attended.
A Kansas Day skit honored the occasion during Sunflower Chapter CBS Wednesday evening. Participants included Mrs. Carl Schickhardt Mrs. William Johnson Mrs. Roy Adams and Mrs. Roy Wiles. Officers presiding were Mrs. Howard Carder and Carl Schickhardt. Invitations were received from Walnut Erie and Cherryvale for upcoming anniversaries in February. Refreshments were served in the dinette with decor reflecting Kansas Day.
Mr and Mrs Harry J Patterson of 710 S Lincoln announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Anne to Ralph Fredrick Alexander son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Alexander of 610 S Highland Elizabeth Anne a 1965 Chanute High School graduate and employee at Personal Thrift Plan Ralph Alexander a 1962 Chanute High School graduate and 1964 Chanute Junior College alumnus is a junior at Southern College of Optometry Memphis and a member of Omega Delta Fraternity The wedding is scheduled for June 11 at First Methodist Church.
Mrs. Clifford Lukenbill presided over the BPW meeting in the Neosho County Board of Social Welfare office. She read excerpts from a renewal of organizations speech and discussion followed. Captain Lyle Huntt and Lige Matlock will speak on safety at the Feb. 9 meeting, with Bosses' night set for March 9.
Cub Scout Den 1 Pack 3 met with den mother Mrs Earl Vore and Mrs Roy Stephenson to practice the flag ceremony at the Methodist church. The group toured the municipal building with Police Chief Lige Matlock and fire department with John Erickson.
St Marys Chapter held a Wednesday afternoon meeting with Mrs James Lightfoot presenting a lesson from Healing Light. Mrs Charles Broadwell hosted nine members at her home 219 S Steuben.
Vic tor Boels, 49, was approached by high school boys offering to sell a sign. He read the sign which declared No peddlers agents or solicitors, creating an odd confrontation on the street in Phoenix.
Mr and Mrs Ed Wolfe of 18 South Tennessee traveled to Overland Park Sunday to visit their daughter and her family Mr and Mrs RL Neth. They returned home Wednesday. Dr Joe M Johnson of 215 North Evergreen, who had major surgery in Wichita on January 20, is improving and will stay in the hospital about two more weeks.
New York reports meat prices rising with pork at a 17 year high and beef supply tightening. Experts advise shoppers to favor cheaper cuts like liver heart and tongue while cattlemen warn of scarcer beef. Government actions aim to steady prices amid broader food cost pressure.
Past Noble Grands Club meets Mrs. Everett Irwin at 708. Grant at 2 p.m. Executive Committee of CWF at First Christian Church 1 30 p.m. Senior Citizens at Memorial Building ride calls HE 1 1992 8 8 to 10 38 a.m. W W Diet Club at North Malcolm Community Center 1 50 p.m. Wilson Class at First Methodist Church 10 a.m. Bridge at Country Club 1 30 p.m. United Church Women annual meeting at Grace Episcopal Church 9 30 a.m.
Paris designer Marc Bohan presents Dior spring collection with tiers jackets over long blouses and straight skirts, midriff bands and dropped waistlines. Hemlines near the knee appear, with tube skirts and split fronts, narrow shoulders, and beaded cape coats. Mexican-inspired prints highlight the fabrics.
Evangelical Covenant Women from Savonburg gathered Wednesday afternoon for a lesson titled The Christian Woman Her Recreation led by Mrs. Alfred Rost. Mrs. Leon Larson led the business session as district president Mrs. Allison and Mrs. Pearl Nygren discussed the fall retreat. Refreshments for 23 adults and four children were served by Mrs. George DeMeisseman. Next meeting set for February 9.
Mrs David Toland was elected president of Alpha Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi to complete the term of Mrs Gary McKenzie who is moving to Kansas City at the Wednesday night meeting The meeting was at Stark the home of Mrs Ed Smith Also resignations announced include Mrs John Roetzer who moves to Topeka and Mrs Dennis McLaughlin to complete her term Mrs Pat Johnson will serve as secretary for the year Plans for the Spring Opening Carnival were discussed including the last of April civic club event Rushing plans were made and the first party set for Feb 12 The jewels pin ritual was presented to Mrs Lee Paquette with refreshments served by Mrs Marion Page and Mrs Smith
Mrs Bruce Burris at 101 W. 2nd hosted 16 members of the Art and Literature Club with Mrs Randall Diver assisting. The French history lesson on Richelieu Mazarin and Louis XIV was led by Mrs Joe F Balch. New officers for next year were Dean Gough president George Donaldson vice president John Knight secretary and Carl Pate treasurer.
The Alcott Study Group met Wednesday morning at 320 N. Garfield with Mrs. Marion Willis and co-hostesses Mrs. Johnny Erickson and Mrs. Dean Evans. Mrs. Kenneth Trumbull led the lesson on Why Children Fail in School, served to 22 members.
An advertising pitch promotes Galaxon as a nonprescription fat loss product that promises a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied. The copy claims easy swallowing and claims of living longer, with price listed as $3.00 and mail order options through Casey Drug Store at 12 E Main.
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