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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1967
Page
3
A reader shares using the squared iron end to smooth cotton eyelet dresses and maintain embroidery without puckers. Tips cover turning items inside out, threading table linens, and turning heads back to keep up with chores. Multiple readers offer household time savers from ironing to garage organization.
Michigan Governor George W. Romney arrived in Mirror Lake New Hampshire for a four day stay at a friend's summer estate and political talks with New England Republicans. He planned an early golf round with host J Willard Marriott and, in Boston, said he had not decided on entering the New Hampshire primary. He indicated he would prefer not to face Massachusetts Governor John Volpe if he runs and noted Volpe's possible effort as a regional favorite son at the national convention.
Do not crowd the skillet when browning meatballs. Leave space in the pan to shake the meatballs so they retain a round shape during cooking.
Royal Neighbors of America IOOF Hall dinner noon Rural on Meeting Rural School 7 30 p.m Women Missionary Prayer Band Wilson Avenue Baptist Church 2 p.m Day Golf Country Club 5 p.m Sweet Adelines 910 W Elm 7 30 p.m Friday July 7 We Who Club Hall 1 30 p.m Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 a.m Bridge Country Club 1 50 Harmony Unit Mrs Lee Francis 919 S Santa Fe 1 30 p.m
Mrs Clarence Nelson led the Vilas Lutheran Church Women meeting Sunday night. The group sang From Greenland’s Icy Mountains as an intro to a mission study on India. Mrs Everett Price and Mrs A F Solomonson taught. Minutes read by Mrs Elmer Anderson. Treasurer’s report by Mrs Wheldon Gates. Pot luck lunch and social hour followed.
The Erie Federated church hosted the June 25 wedding of Cora Bailey and Edward Cross. Rev. Kenneth Epp officiated the double ring ceremony attended by family from Kansas City, Wichita, and nearby towns. The couple will reside at 203 N Thorp Kansas City, Mo, as Cross serves in the U S Army Reserves and Bailey works for Gas Service Co. in Kansas City.
In Greenwich Village New York City the Washington Square Outdoor Art Exhibit becomes the world’s largest open air gallery. Every summer over 9,000 works by about 800 artists fill a two block stretch with paintings watercolors sculptures and other creations.
The sixth Kansas Pioneer Hemerocallis show in the Central Park Community building drew visitors from multiple states and featured 250 plus entries. Top honors went to Mrs. S A Mannoni for a patio day lily design using Looby Loo, with Schroonover and Taylor among other local winners in design and horticulture.
Three tables competed in the Duplicate Bridge Club event in the Home Savings Lounge Monday evening. A three way tie with a 28 percent score involved Mrs. Kenneth Horton Bob Allen Joe Payne Fred Foster Mrs. Bob Allen and Mrs. Fred Johnson. Additional solid scores came from Mrs. Clyde Bloom heart Mrs. P. R. King 23 percent and Mrs. F. G. Hooker and Mrs. W. E. Gillian 22's. The club hosts a winners competition next Sunday at 1 30 p m featuring teams from Parsons Independence Neodesha and Chanute.
In Albuquerque a 4 year-old Siamese cat at Dan Juech’s home is nursing four baby rats alongside her five kittens. The rats were brought home by a child who insisted the cat accept them.
Florida resident Mrs. Fred Howard and Mrs. Harlan Rogers led the committee with Mrs. Paul Hatcher and Mrs. R. B. Hughes of Emporia as active participants while Mrs. O. R. Parsons of Lawrence served as general chairman for the show.
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