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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1967

Page

3

AAUW Dinner Studies Red Chinese Leaders

Mrs. Eldon Vaughn chaired a dinner meeting of the American Association of University Women at the Orchid Buffet with Sunflower Kansas Day decor. Biographies of Mao Tse-Tung Chou En Lai and Lin Piao were presented. a new study group organizational meeting is set for 4 p.m. Monday at 508 West 3rd.

Mao Tse-Tung Chou En- Lai Lin Piao Leo Gottlieb Paul Parsons China Vaughn W. 3Rd

Buffalo Blue Bird Chapter CBS Meets at Masonic Hall

Blue Bird Chapter CBS gathered Wednesday night with Mrs. Lu la Houston and Wendell Will hite presiding. Secretary Mrs. Josephine Orendorff read a thanks letter from district aide Mrs. Bonnie Taylor for the chapter's role in the School of Instruction at Mistletoe Chapter Fredonia. Refreshments followed in the dining room hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Clough and Mrs. Genevieve Anderson.

Buffalo Blue Bird CBS Masonic Hall Lula Houston Wendell Willhite Josephine Orendorff Bonnie Taylor Blue Bird Chapter School of Instruction Mistletoe Fredonia Maynard Clough Genevieve Anderson

Heloise column tips and reader ideas showcased

A collection of household hints and reader notes popular in Heloise's column. Tips include a door card to show when baby sleeps, a pipe cleaner for trouser cuffs, checked towels repurposed as curtains, chopping and storing weekly produce, and a gift box idea for hospital stays. Readers share humorous remarks about grandchildren and magazine clipping methods.

Heloise Frank Moralli Edwin Schettler

Blind student studies rehab work at Kansas State College

Dean Lassman a Pittsburg junior majoring in social science and the first blind student in KSC general courses plans to help others after completing a 17 week rehabilitation program in Topeka. He lost his sight in 1965 after 12 years at Self Service grocery and lives in Chanute. He is married to Fern Holtzman of Thayer.

Dean Lassman Kansas State College Pittsburg Chanute S. Malcolm Division of Services For the Blind Topeka Fern Holtzman Thayer Lassman KSC

Lecture on Lincoln for Talk of the Month Club

A film lecture on Abraham Lincoln tied to the Civil War will headline the Talk of the Month Club meeting at the Orchid Buffet Tuesday night. Sterling O Day produced the film after a long study of Lincoln and traveled 20 000 miles for the project. Dinner at 6 30, program at 7 30.

Abrahm Lincoln Talk of the Month Club Sterling O'Day Lincoln

Tribune Phone Contact Note

If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, call your carrier. If he cannot be reached, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.

Tribune

New Officers Named By Today's Mothers Club

Today's Mothers Club elects new officers at a meeting held at 101 N. Larson home of Mrs. Alfred Krone. Elected are President Mrs. Everett Ackerson, Vice President Mrs. Charles Vierth, Secretary Mrs. Jack Sparks, Treasurer Mrs. R. D. Churchill, and Reporter Mrs. Ellis Riegle. A book review by Mrs. Harold Cox on Sixpence in Her Shoe by Phillis McGinley was presented. The gathering, presided by Mrs. Emmett Bolze, served refreshments to 16 members and two guests, Mrs. Harold Cox and Mrs. Ross Cooper.

Mothers Club Alfred Krone N. Larson Everett Ackerson Charles Vierth Jack Sparks R. D. Churchill Ellis Riegle Harold Cox Phillis McGinley Emmett Bolze Ross Cooper

Lincoln Day events set with Hruska and Rockefeller

Independent- U S Senator Roman Hruska will speak at the Lincoln Day Celebration Feb 11 in the Fifth District Kansas Republicans program. Mrs Winthrop Rockefeller and Rep Joe Shubitz will also address luncheons in Independence. Cherryvale store robbery under investigation. $750 to $1,000 in goods and $30 in change missing via attic skylight entry.

Independence U.S Roman Hruska Nebraska Kansas Winthrop Rockefeller Arkansas Independence Elks Club Joe Shubitz Booth Hotel Cherryvale Renfro

Autumn Mothers Club Hosts Roster and Plans

Mrs. Paul Morris hosted the Autumn Mothers Club with co hosts Mrs. Charles Winfrey and Mrs. Wayne Wallace. New member Mrs. Gary Clay joined and guests included Mrs. Floyd May, Mrs. Paul Ediger, and Mrs. Robert Giezentanner. Speaker was Mrs. Paul Flynn, district child welfare consultant. A Valentine party was planned for Feb 9 at 7 p.m. in the First National Bank community room.

Paul Morris W. 6Th Autumn Mothers Club Charles Winfrey Wayne Wallace Gary Clay Mmes Floyd May Paul Ediger Robert Giezentanner Paulene Flynn First National Bank Ed Hartman Terry Cathers

Plan Jaycee Chapter For Reformatory

Hutchinson Jaycees voted to extend a Jaycee chapter to the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory in Hutchinson. The chartering awaits Kansas Jaycees board approval. National chairman Gary Hill said institutional chapters are successful and asset to the institution community.

Hutchinson Kan Hutchinson Jaycees Kansas State Industrial Reformatory Reformatory Kansas Jaycees Board of Directors Hutchison Kansas Gary Hill Lincoln Neb

PTA News Study Group Met at Mrs Willis Home

Alcott PTA study group met Wednesday morning at 320 North Garfield with co hosts Mrs Merrill Brock and Mrs William Williams. Lesson by Mrs Irwin Lassman explored why children stall or go in reverse.

Alcott Pta Marion Willis N. Garfield Merrill Brock William Williams Irwin Lassman

Frying Prep Time for Fat Heating

Getting ready to deep fat fry. It usually takes about 20 minutes to heat the fat to the proper temperature.

Paprika tinted mayonnaise tip for dressings

Some cooks add papri ka to mayonnaise to give the dressing a rosy hue. This paprika treatment works with both homemade and store bought mayonnaise for a pinkish variation.

Miss Anderson Plans Nuptials

Miss Judith H Anderson and Brian L Morton announce their engagement. Judith is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy A Anderson of R. , a Midway High School and Neosho County Junior College graduate employed at the Bank of Commerce. Brian is a Midway High School and Independence Junior College graduate, Baker University mathematics major and Zeta Chi member. No wedding date has been set.

Roy A. Anderson Judith H Brian L. Morton Joe Morton Altoona Miss Anderson Midway High School Neosho County The Bank of Commerce Morton Independence Junior College Baker University Baldwin Zeta Chi Fraternity

Social calendar events listed for Neosho County and nearby towns

Saturday January 28 1967 Neosho County United Nations Association Council covered dish at 306 N Garfield 6 30 p m Monday January 30 1967 Westview Baptist Chapel WMS at church 7 30 p m World War I Veterans Auxiliary Memorial Building covered dish dinner 6 30 p m Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall refreshments 8 p m Arts and Crafts Club Central Park Community Building 9 a m to noon Jolly Maids EH Unit North Malcolm Community Center 2 p m Chanute Cycle Club at the track 7 30 p m Sweeton T B Hospital 7 30 Connetetony Club Tioga Hotel 6 45 p m Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Building 7 15 p m Shakespeare Club Mrs Don Abbeuhl 221 E 9th 1 30 p m

Westview Baptist Chapel Wms Sweeton T. B. Hospital Connetetony Club Tioga Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Shakespeare Club Don Abbuehl

Talk on Antique Glass For Delta Study Club

Mrs. Hans Herold spoke on the history of antique glass at the Delta Study Club meeting held at 205 S. Tennessee in the home of Mrs. Robert Manley. Mrs. Dean Foster presided and Mrs. Rex Niver helped serve refreshments to 16 attendees.

Hans Herold Delta Study Club Robert Manley Tennessee Herold Dean Foster Rex Niver

Tomato Paste Adds Quick Punch to Mayo

A small dab of tomato paste stirred into mayo creates a simple, tangy spread. The blend boosts color and flavor for sandwiches, deviled eggs, or dips with minimal effort and ingredients.

Sod House Feature For Holly Mothers Club Meeting

Mrs. Don Tucker described pioneer women life and hardships at the Holly Mothers Club meeting in Mrs. James Lind’s home. She read excerpts from The Sod House Frontier 1854 to 1890 by Everett Dick. Dr. Gladys Cox introduced by Mrs. Lindsay. Door prize won by Mrs. Jerry Steele. Next meeting a Sweetheart Party on Feb 12 at 6 30 p.m. at La Rosa De Oro.

Don Tucker Holly Mothers Club James Lindsay S. Rutter Tucker Everett Dick Richard Crawford Lindsay Gladys Cox Woodrow Fred Bower Jerry Steele Homer Cook la Rosa de Oro

Scout News: Troop and Brownie Troop Activities

Scout Den 1 led flag salute at Evangelical United Brethren annex. Den mothers Mrs Gates and Mrs Crownover referenced. Boys made bird feeders from bottles. Gates read trails. Troop 28 Brownies met at Murray Hill school. patrol leaders selected Becky Bicknell and Linda Fox as treasurer.

Robert Johnson Evangelical United Brethren Annex Jim Gates John Crownover Gates Kent Crownover Brownie Murray Hill School Herbert Fox Jerry Steele Patrol One Becky Bicknell Linda Fox Patrol Two Sabrina Brown Michelle Jerome

Dried maraschino cherries added to brownie batter

Well dried and cut maraschino cherries may be added to a chocolate brownie batter to introduce a fruity contrast. The instruction notes this as a suggested mix in dessert preparation.

Chanute Tribune Briefs January 27 1967

Local notices and brief items from the Chanute Tribune page dated Friday January 27 1967 cover community happenings. Includes short reports on events, meetings, and local signals of interest to residents.

The Chanute Tribune

Oil pipeline runs show an increase in Kansas crude

The State Conservation Division reports Kansas crude oil pipeline runs averaged 288062 barrels daily in the week ended Jan 23, up 1667 from the prior week. The allowable daily limit stands at 300000 barrels.

Wichita Kansas State Conservation Division

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aauw Studies Masonic Temple Chanute, Kansas LES Des Baby E. C. Overton Mable McHugh L. C M. Hilton Patricia Brunner Kathryn Kelly Dairy Queen N. Santa Fe Bill Santa Fe Olent F.d.lc Judith H. Anderson Johnson Mrs. Morris Autumn Plan Jaycee Chapter PTA News Alcott Edna Mattress Factory Et Dia Tribune United Nations Association Council Charles Bohlander Holly Mothers Scout News Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist Forest & Elm Chevrolet C. L. Fisher Chevrolet Company South Evergreen
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