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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1967
Page
3
Defrosted raspberries blended and strained with raspberry gelatin and water, then folded with stiff egg whites to make a light airy snow. Chill in a crystal bowl or dishes and serve, optionally with custard sauce, for five to eight servings.
In Fellowship Hall First Methodist WSCS coffee hour featured Pat Parker fresh from a missionary tour. Members heard about centers in Dallas Fort Worth El Paso and Farmington NM and Oklahoma churches. Guild plans Otta wa trip. others join new Christian Women's Fellowship circles with lessons on Is One Religion as Good as Another.
The Christian Women's Fellowship circles met Wednesday to finish the Joy for an Anxious Age study. Circle 1 gathered at Mrs. Floyd May’s home to read and discuss the lesson. Circle 3 met in the church parlor with 12 members present and devotions by Mrs. Burris Blume. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Mee and Mrs. George Garrison. A 9:30 breakfast yesterday morning drew 12 members and three guests, including Mrs. George Pinegar, Mrs. Dwight McCreight and Mrs. Lester Lawrence, with hostess Mrs. Robert Koch. Mrs. Randall Diver delivered the lesson. The group will not meet in August.
Ten members attended a covered dish dinner at Zion Lutheran Church led by Mrs. Ervin Lassman. Visitors Kathy Lassman Linda Lassman Mary Lassman and Pamela Jacobs of Sidney Nebraska will serve a year as parish worker interns. Jacobs received a gift. Mrs. Lassman delivered devotions and led mite box dedication. Next meeting is an ice cream social at Highland Park August 6 at 6 30 p.m. for members and families.
The Women's Missionary Society of Grant Avenue Baptist Church held a morning coffee yesterday led by Mrs. Ben Nicholas and Mrs. B. F. The event featured fellowship and a brief discussion on missionary outreach.
Across the border near the demilitarized zone six infiltrators were killed in two clashes with South Korean forces, with no South Korean casualties reported. The incidents mark the sixth and seventh border clashes since President Park Chung Hee's 1962 inauguration.
The annual Nantz reunion took place Tuesday at the north shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park. Attendees included Ella Nantz and many Uden and Wade family members from Indiana Ohio Illinois Oklahoma and Kansas.
Women attending the Women's Arts and Crafts meeting at Central Park Community Building should bring scissors glue sandpaper ruler paper soft rag and small photographs or pictures. Photograph plaques will be made at the meeting starting at 9 a.m.
Readers share clever fixes from painting blind tapes to spray hose showers, masking wheel marks, curling with straws, and weighing babies on a household scale. Tips cover decorating, cleaning, and practical convenience with simple, everyday solutions.
We Who Club at Sawyer Hall 1 30 p m Wilson Class at First Methodist Church 10 00 a m Bridge at Country Club 1 30 p m Harmony EH Unit at 919 S Santa Fe 1 30 p m
The Third district VFW Council of Administration will meet at Chanute Post 1654 on Saturday at 7 30 p.m. Attending are district commander Howard Dobson and senior vice commander Marion Riggs with junior vice commander L D Van Amber. New year programs to be presented include a national safe driving project.
In North Philadelphia a 20 minute film The Jungle was made by teen members of the 12th and Oxford Streets gang. Harold J. Haskins organized the project with College Bound Corp and the Brooks Foundation, creating a youth film company, stipends, and training in photography and sound. The story follows a country boy who joins the gang, socializes, then is killed in a gang fight. The project began in October 1966 and finished March 29.
The Women’s Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren church met Wednesday morning with Mrs. Mary Walkley at 1405 Evergreen Chanute. Mrs. Dean Dighero led as president and Xenia Osborn gave the lesson "Canada-A Century of Progress" before Mrs. C. H. Borchers offered a closing prayer. Refreshments were served to five members and one guest, Mrs. Mable Fox.
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