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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1966
Page
3
Readers submit quick ease tips including reviving yellowed white hats with hair spray or plastic starch spray before wear. Other notes cover nylon net as a pool strainer and bird net, ironing hints for wrinkled ties, snagging noodles with a pizza cutter, and using spool spindles to punch collar points.
The Grant Avenue Woman's Missionary Society met Wednesday morning in the church basement with 23 present. Mrs. Harold Neptune led the business meeting and circle reports were given. Mrs. Paul Morris was elected scholarship refit chairman, replacing Mrs. Glenn Eastburn. Mrs. Hugo Larson led the program as Pamela Bove from New Orleans played a piano solo.
Rainbow EHM Unit meets at 1 30 p m with Mrs Louis Markman at 219 N Garfield. Builders Class gathers at First Brest Street Church basement with breakfast. Miriam Circle Rebekah Lodge meets IOOF hall at 7 30 p m. Senior Citizens luncheon at Memorial Building 11 30 p m. We Who Club at Sawyer Hall 1 30 p m. Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 a m. Bridge at Country Club 1 30 p m. World War I Barracks Auxiliaries meet north shelterhouse Santa Fe Park 6 30 p m.
Attendance at the Usher family reunion in Santa Fe Park included Darrel Myers and Darrel Jr. Shawnee Mission. Harry Hartman and Nancy Topeka. E. J. Stitt. Stanley Stitt. Bryan Craig and Roger Thayer. Walter Knetzer Urbana. Clint Myers Eric. Charles Hill Jr. Chuck Brad Kurt Robert Stark. John Quinn. J. D. Schaal Kent Kay. J. R. Schaal. H. A. Stitt and Cheryl. Wayne Stitt and Rocky. Charles Cumings and Russell. Ralph Chapman. Jerry Stanfield and Gary. Carl Quinn. Chip Allen. Isis Stanfield Chanute. Gary Boyless Parsons.
Joyce Ann Herrin returned home after a five day visit in Kansas City. She stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Lyons and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Virgin Hanson and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Max Dickerson and family. She traveled by train and was met at Chanute by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Herrin.
The Chanute Cycle Club met at the North Malcolm Community Center Tuesday night with 13 attendees. Ed Wolfe presided as reports from members highlighted cycle races at Parsons on Monday and upcoming Hutchinson races on July 10. Don Endsley and Bill Corbin were appointed to a recreation committee for the next meeting as the group rode during the recreation period.
Experts say planning menus around weekly grocery specials can significantly lower family food costs, especially with meat driving up budgets. A survey notes budget increases may be less than official price changes when shoppers use weekly deals and plan meals accordingly. Betty Williams outlines savings strategies and includes a salmon luncheon mold recipe from the American Spice Trade Association with detailed measurements and preparation steps.
Zion Lutheran Ladies Guild met in Highland Park with 11 members present. A covered dish dinner followed at 1 pm hosted by Mrs. Marius Phillips. The group planned a farewell dinner for Mrs. W. T. NieMeier July 14 at the Orchid Buffet. They also organized a Christmas gift for James Larson and family, missionaries in New Guinea, and heard reports on the Lutheran Women's Missionary League Convention in Kansas City Kansas held in May.
Friendly Thimble Club gathered Wednesday afternoon in Mrs. Bertha Stratton’s home at 502 W. First. Mrs. Margaret Taylor led in the president’s absence. Devotions consisted of Bible verses. Mrs. Beulah Johnson won the door prize. Seven members and one guest, Mrs. Millie Hunter, shared refreshments. Games were played. the next gathering will be with Mrs. Taylor.
The June State Baptist Conference in Ottawa was summarized for the First Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society. Delegates Mrs. Dale Sneeringer Mrs. B F Wyatt and Mrs. Vivian Arthur presented highlights while Mrs. Dale Fairchild sang. 30 members attended with guests from Richland Center Hannibal and Yates Center.
A belated Father's Day dinner was hosted Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs. Fred Hummer R 4 honoring W. H. Taylor. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Butcher Barbara Jones Wichita, Harold Heilman family Gregory and Florence Taylor Chanute, and Larry Hummer Manhattan among others.
An advertising offer promotes Galaxon as a fat loss tablet, claiming easy swallowing and a money back guarantee. The pitch promises full refunds if not satisfied and lists Casey Drug as the seller with a $3.00 price.
Judith Lynn Chandler and Capt. Preston Wayne Holtry exchanged marriage vows Saturday afternoon in a family gathering at the bride’s home, with Dr. Duff Wagoner officiating. The couple, both graduates and military connected, plan to reside in Oxford, Mississippi, where Holtry will teach ROTC at the University of Mississippi.
Christian Women’s Fellowship groups meet in members’ homes and church rooms to study Disciples in Canada. Group 5 at Mrs. Deay’s home hosts 14, then 15 at Highland Park with Mrs. Johnson presiding and several members presenting the lesson. Group 2 hosts 15 plus four guests at 107 S Tennessee with Mrs. Jones previewing the year. Group 3 afternoon session led by Mrs. Clemings, Group 1 at church with Mrs. Ellis leading and Mrs. Cronemeyer giving devotions.
United Presbyterian Women circle meetings were held Wednesday to study the church work in medical missions. Circle 5 met at 2 pm with 11 members including guest UPW president Mrs. D A Finney. Circle 4 met at 423 S Lincoln with 12 members. Circle 3 gathered in the church parlor for devotions and a lesson with nine members present.
The Chanute Gem and Mineral Society met Tuesday night in the Memorial Building Federation Room. Eighteen members and two guests, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey of Laredo, Texas, attended. A field trip report from the Ottawa area was presented, and a rock specimen display in the Public Library will be updated monthly. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Davis displayed fossils from their vacation and spoke about them.
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