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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1964
Page
3
Outdoor Fourth of July feast ideas cover steak grilling tips from thick cuts to buttered basting and doneness tests. The piece offers steak toppings like Roquefort spread and smoky cheddar butter, plus recipes for sauces and desserts, then shifts to fresh summer produce and grocery notes including tomatoes, peaches, berries, and canned fruit desserts.
Sharon McKenzie and Nancy Corn spoke of attending the School of Missions for Youth in Kansas City and Nancy Slane described a church mission tour in the south. Mrs. Floyd Potter led devotions, Bobbie Briley performed a piano solo, and Mrs. Noble Notes tine joined as a new member. A Church World Service truck visit is set for July 20 and a Citizenship Branch planned for July 22.
The Grant Avenue WMS met Wednesday morning in the church basement for coffee. Hostesses were Mrs. Ellie Belt Mrs. Harold Neptune and Mrs. Ben Nicholas. Mrs. Blaine Marks presided. Debra Cox and Marcie Shockey played piano solos. The group reported 28 in attendance and Mrs. Frances Cottrell gave the closing prayer.
Mr and Mrs Floyd G Ellis announce the engagement of Barbara Sue Ellis to Carl Eugene Kirkpatrick son of Mrs Olive Kirkpatrick The couple attended Chanute High School with Kirkpatrick graduating in 1960 He is a carpenter and Ellis is employed at Neosho Manor An August wedding is planned
For a bright fruit compote heat fresh juice and sugar to a syrup. Flavor with lemon or lime zest and orange rind for a tangy aroma and balanced sweetness. Stir in fruits and simmer gently until tender and glossy. Serve warm or chilled.
An ad promotes the GALAXON plan with a tablet to curb appetite, claiming easier dieting and weight loss as you eat less. It promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied and lists Casey Drug Store at 12 Main as the sale point.
A letter from Mrs. P.G. asks about a July birth timing for tax implications. Ann Landers notes a full term baby is best unless nature or the doctor says otherwise and explains the July 31 fiscal year note.
United Presbyterian Women met in circles Wednesday to finish the study of The Protestant and Politics and continue Colossians. Mrs. R W Good and Mrs Reuben J Burkman planned to discuss the National Meeting at the July 15 meeting. Circle hosts included Mrs John Hargrave and Mrs Al Jones. Guests appeared with 10 members and two visitors. more circles met at other addresses with similar Bible study sessions led by various members. Local news mentions a Chanute High School Class of 1924 reunion setup and open house at a shelterhouse in San-
Harmony HD Unit in Mesquite lists July 3 activities with TOPS at 1:30 p.m. and bridge classes at 1:30 p.m. at First Methodist Church. Henry Al ford and R. 3-2 30 p.m. Sawyer Hal details appear in the Dial Tribune calendar notes.
The Rev and Mrs Claude E Pittenger and four children finish the 16th General Assembly in Portland Oregon and plan to return to 102 S Lafayette. En route they visited Black Hills Yellowstone Spokane Grand Coulee Salt Lake City and Rocky Mountain National Park. Pittenger helped serve communion to 21 300 attendees at the Portland service on June 21.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Dwinell of 521 N Kansas announce the birth of a grandson this morning to their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Bob Uden of Arkansas City. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ira Uden of Buffalo. Wichita visitors Mr and Mrs Fred Gates are at Mrs L P Burris's home at 719 S Evergreen while her brother and his wife Mr and Mrs Bruce Burris reside at 1101 W 2nd.
Dale Hinkle of 501 N. Central told police a prowler appeared around his house Tuesday night at about 10 p.m. and 1 a.m. attempting to enter through a back door, with a torn window screen found. Jim Rickerson of 1525 S. Evergreen reported a spare tire and wheel theft from his 1961 Chevrolet parked at home.
Police investigated a two vehicle crash at Lincoln and Elm at 12 25 p m yesterday. A 1955 Chevrolet driven by Lois D Erickson and a 1955 Oldsmobile driven by Richard G Murrell collided when Murrell failed to yield after Erickson stopped for a light. Damages were about 50 and 150 dollars respectively. Murrell was charged with failing to yield the right of way.
Buffalo announces the engagement of Clara Bell Saubers to Kenneth R. Eisenbart both of Sharon Springs. Clara Bell is a Yates Center High School 1964 graduate. Kenneth is a 1961 graduate who completed an auto mechanics course in Kansas City in 1963 and now farms in Western Kansas. No wedding date set.
Members of the Christian Womens Fellowship met in groups for a six month study of the book Six Million Americans about migrant ministry. Group 4 hosted a 9:30 coffee at 206 N Western with 10 members. Group 6 met at 508 W 3rd with 13 members. Group 3 met at 404 W Std hosted by Mrs Wayne Ellis with 16 members and 3 guests. Groups 1 and 2 gathered in the church fellowship room for a 9 o'clock coffee with 33 members and two guests.
Frank Hudson of Herington announces Nyra Ann Stierwalt engagement to Lloyd L Stierwalt of Enterprise. Nyra Ann is the daughter of Lloyd Stierwalt of Topeka and Mrs. Ross Anholtz of LaHarpe. Lloyd attended Midway High School and works at Vaca-Blast Company in Abilene. The wedding is set for August 1 at the EUB Church in Detroit, Kansas.
A tablespoon of lemon juice or vinegar added to milk sours it. The soured milk can usually replace buttermilk in recipes.
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