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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1965
Page
3
A nostalgic guide blends summer fruit lore with practical party ideas. It covers watermelon selection tips, nutrition, presentation ideas like a melon flower pond, cantaloupe notes, and a 1965 Farragut Idaho Girl Scout Senior Roundup cooking plan with Welcome and Goodbye Burgers, Long John Silver style dishes, and a matching tomato onion salad.
A collection of reader questions on domestic strife. A frustrated wife suspects her husband tastes lemons in meat loaf and garlic in whipped cream, a mother worries about teen dating, and a wife faced with waking early for a breakfast-troubled husband seeks guidance.
New York reporters witness fall previews by Burlington Mills textiles. Models and children showcase zany patterned stockings, geometric sportswear, and Courreges inspired outfits. Paris trends influence American lingerie and bold stripes appear in dresses and jumpers.
The Business and Professional Women held a dinner at Tioga Hotel ballroom with Dora Lukenbill presiding. Lynda Lassman’s UNESCO trip thanks were read, a 1965-66 budget adopted, Leaders' Council reports discussed, new members Dorothy Fuhlage and Muriel Reagan introduced, slides on national parks shown, and guest Kathy Jo McDonald from Cleveland visited Carol McDonald.
Ruth Tiegreen hosted the Fellowship Guild of Grant Avenue Baptist Church on Monday evening at 520 South Steuben. Barbara Webber presided. Linda Erickson led devotions True or False. Plans were made to present a play at the Women’s Missionary Society on August 4. Five members two sponsors and guest Beverly Rowand attended.
Women meet at the North Malcolm Community Center for a burlap wall hangings session from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Bring burlap, colored yarns, scissors, felt, needles, and thread. The group previously viewed a burlap display including cushions rugs and aprons led by instructor Mrs. Robert Lausch.
The Women's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist held multiple circle sessions on Wednesday. Ruth Circle met at 9:30 a.m. with Mrs. Felix Bouray for breakfast and devotions led by Mrs. H. M. Bauer. Mary and Martha circles hosted at Nada Wagoner's home with devotional by Rolla Hydorn and singing led by Nada Wagoner. Rachel circle, hosted by Mrs. Charles Bresnehen, reported 12 members and a guest. Esther circle, led by Mrs. Milo Johnson, concluded with refreshments for 17 members.
Local items report the Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting in Buffalo with readings, prayers, and a new member pin. Savonburg hosts a Covenant church talk by Theodore Danielson with a post service covered dish. Sunny Stone Unit in Buffalo plans August picnic, crediting Smurthwaite House donation and door prize to Mrs. Ira Uden.
The Thimble club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Louella Dawson at 1015 N Grant. Mrs. Bertha Stratton presided and devotions featured Bible verses. Members worked on the yearbook. guest Mrs. Carl Pearson attended and eight members were served refreshments. Door prize went to Mrs. Dawson. Next meeting set with Mrs. Carrie Deck at 1017 N Washington on July 21.
Local listings show events at the Golden Shrine and White Shrine of Jeru salem including ice cream social at 5 p.m. Neosho Valley HOU hosts Bo man at 7 2 p.m. Activities spread across Sawyer Hell Diet Club at 1 30 p.m. Wilson Class at First Methodist 10 a.m. Bridge Country Club 1 30 p.m. Past Presidents LA to B of RT.
A bridal shower honoring Ruby Jackson was hosted Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. D. M. Franks. Assisting were Mrs. R. C. McLaren and Mrs. E. J. Robison. Miss Jackson will marry Steven Griffiths on August 14. Guests included Mrs. Carl Jackson, Mrs. Robert Griffiths, and many others. Gifts featured a bride and groom centerpiece. games and refreshments completed the event.
A family night supper was held Tuesday evening on the annex lawn of Evangelical United Brethren church attended by 60 members. The event, sponsored by the Women’s Society of World Service, featured group singing, a vocal solo, and a dialogue segment under the theme The Fellowship of the Church.
The Associated Press notes high pork and beef prices while poultry remains appealing for weekend purchases. Veal could be a good buy in parts of the Northeast as turkeys and duck price trends vary. Fresh vegetables ease with tomatoes expected to drop, corn-on-the-cob near five cents per year in the Northeast, and cucumbers or peaches abundant. Frozen orange juice concentrate sales are common in stores.
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