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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1965

Page

3

First Baptist WMS Circles Hold Wednesday Sessions

The First Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society met in groups on Wednesday morning. The Charlotte Worley Circle at 206 S Western hosted by Mrs Frank Baughn with nine members and one visitor led devotions and lessons linked to Mather and Bangkok missions. The Grace Hill Circle hosted by Mrs Richard Worley with eight members and one visitor studied life at Mather and carried bed pad work for Sunset Home. The Marjory Sharp Circle met with Mrs George Marisch at 103 S Western with nine members and one visitor focusing on encouragement and eternity. The Edith Thompson Circle met with Mrs L E Lofgren at 418 N Steuben with nine members and two visitors concluding with Congo visit reflections. Plans for the WMS Association Conference at Camp Crawford July 24 and 25 were announced.

Charlotte Worley Frank Baughn S. Western Baughn Arnold Dixon Mather Mission Magazine W. G. Arthur Joseph Bass Bangkok Thailand Marjory Sharp George Marisch Harvey Wood Nora Ellison Emil Lofgren Baptist Home For the Sunset Home Marion Wheaton First Baptist Church WMS Association Camp Crawford Fredonia Edith Thompson L. E. Lofgren N. Steuben John Chaffee Congo Orvial Nickerson Dale Sneeringer Grace Hampshire

Pickers Are Paid For Beans Not Picked

Oregon bean growers shorted by overpayment due to 10 percent of 500 scales weighing beans too heavy. The State Department of Agriculture notes pay for beans not present, with one grower estimating a ton of beans paid for but not picked.

Salem Orc State Department of Agriculture

Social Schedule for Friday July 23 1965

The Dia Tribune lists events for July 23 1965 including W. W. Diet Club at Sawyer Hall 1:30 p.m. Bridge at Country Club 1:22 p.m. Wilson Class First Methodist Church 1:15 a.m. Bridge Country Club 1:30 p.m. Executive committee CWF First Christian Church 1:30 p.m. Senior Citizens Memorial Building and rides via HE 1-1992 8 to 10:20 p.m.

W. W. Diet Club Sawyer Hall Wilson First Methodist Church CWF First Christian Church Memorial Building

Class Meets The Bound To Win

The EUB Church class met in the church annex Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Percy presiding. Mrs. Charley Nelson reported. Mrs. Wesley Hamilton gave the devotions "Nature Speaks of God." Mrs. E A Pauli led in prayer. Refreshments were served to 13 members by Mrs. Agda Westerburg and Mrs. Percy.

EUB Church Frank Percy Charley Nelson Wesley Hamilton God E. A. Pauli Agda Westerburg Percy

Brenda Jean Anderson Honored With Birthday Party

Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Ellison hosted a birthday party for their granddaughter Brenda Jean Anderson of Topeka. Ice cream and cake followed gift opening with guests including Mrs. Dennis Goodsell and family, Mrs. Wesley Jackett, Linda Webb, Darrell Baker, Suzan Frazier, Suzy Ellison, Laura South, Kenny Klausman, and Bob Ellison. Miss Anderson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Anderson of Topeka.

Elbert Ellison N. Evergreen Brenda Jean Anderson Topeka Dennis Goodsell Ricky Denny Rhonda Randy Wesley Jackett Linda Kenneth Webb Darrell Baker Doyle Frazier Susan Fred Ellison Suzy Laura South Kenny Klauman Joyce Bob Ellison Miss Anderson Gene Anderson

Yale Arts and Crafts Club Prepares Burlap Christmas Decorations

Arts and Crafts will meet at North Malcolm Community Center Monday from 9 to 12 for the final summer session to craft burlap decorations. Fifty women attended the last meeting and are asked to bring three washed green burlap feed sacks scissors and one wire coat hanger. There is no meeting in August.

Arts and Crafts North Malcolm Community Center

Berean Class Hosts Gathering at Erie Golf Club

Grant Avenue Baptist Berean class met Tuesday evening at the Erie Golf Club with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Neptune and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Marks hosting. Forty members and families shared a basket dinner before divisions into men’s and women’s softball teams after devotions led by Marks.

Harold Neptune Blaine Marks Grant Avenue Baptist Church Erie Golf Club Marks

How to strip lacquer from a copper mold

The copper mold is placed in boiling water with baking soda and boiled briefly. After boiling the lacquer loosens and can be peeled away from the mold.

Fresh Summer Fruits and Peach Cheese Pie Recipe

Summer offers fresh fruits like watermelons tomatoes and corn. Peaches are plentiful though pricey with processing to remove woolies and a new almond peach cheese pie recipe included with steps and ingredients.

Grant Avenue WMS Meets to Discuss Missionary Work

The Grant Avenue Women’s Missionary Society met in circular circles Wednesday at the Grant Avenue Church. New missionary Dr. Bina E. Sawyer of Christian Hospital Moulmein was introduced. members prepared White Cross quilt blocks and toy animals. Hostesses included Mrs. Harold Neptune and Mrs. Gene Webber. circles shared devotions and lessons on Indian missions and Bacone College.

Women’s Missionary Society Grant Avenue Church Joe Thurman Malcolm Dorcas Rudolph Sandberg Ben Nicholas Bina E. Sawyer Christian Hospital Moulmein Burman J. R. Hale Blaine Marks Earl Marlow White Cross Jim McKinsey Harold Neptune S. Plummer Hannah John Splane Louise Griffin New York Glen Shocky B. H. Sherbenou Indian Missions Bacone College Neptune Gene Webber S. Lafayette

Presbyterian Women Meet in Church Parlor

The United Presbyterian Women gathered in the church parlor on Wednesday. Mrs. John Hargrave led the opening hymn with pianist Mrs. Dave Patterson. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. Robertson Giezentanner and Mrs. O. F. Arto poeus, Fr. Thomas of Kentucky. The discussion focused on summer medical offering projects, titled "Are Your Curious?" led by Mrs. W. T. Warren with helpers Mrs. R. J. Burkman, Mrs. Pearl Loveaul, and Mrs. George Garrison. Punch and cookies followed, served by circles with a summer bouquet centerpiece. Mrs. Al Jones, chairman, poured.

United Presbyterian John Hargrave Dave Petterson Robert Giezentanner O. F. Artopoeus Thomas W. T. Warren R. J. Burkman Pearl Loveaul George Garrison al Jones

Shower Honors Cheryl Wiles on Bride-To-Be Event

Cheryl Wiles was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Homer Wagoner and co host Mrs. Leonard Carlson. Wiles will marry Gary Keys on August 8. guests included Mrs. Wiles mother Mrs. Everett Wiles and many local neighbors with gifts sent by several friends.

Cheryl Wiles Homer Wagoner Leonard Carlson Wiles Gary Keys Mmes W. G. Arthur Henry Biggs Harold Clemens Paul Dryden Earl Grogan Loren Lowe Hubert Mintz Gus Thompson Gordon Erickson Carl Keys William Keys Charles Bartholomew Jeannette Arthur Susan Erickson Dorothy Waggoner Everett Wiles Jim Springfield Washington, D.C R. O. Wicker A. A. Frischenmeyer Ann Gaughan

Visitors Honor Claude White Dinner Hosts Honor Guests

Claude White of rural Altoona welcomed guests at the Or chid Buffet for a dinner in honor of his two sisters Mrs. George Smith of Bridgeport Connecticut and Mrs. Wilbur Shhoot of Tulsa. Attending were Mrs. Odeth White and many relatives from Altoona Buffalo Cha nute and nearby areas.

Claude White Altoona George Smith Bridgeport Butch Palen Paul Morris Doug Chanute

Tammy Kaye Carter Honored on Birthday

Tammy Kaye Carter of St. Augustine Fla was honored on her fourth birthday with a party hosted by grandmother Mrs Oley A Robertson at Highland Park. Guests included her mother Lorri Anne sister and numerous relatives from Chanute Washington D C Independence Mo Earlton and New Jersey. Gifts and favors were given along with cake and ice cream.

Tammy Kaye Carter St. Augustine Fla Oley A. Robertson Highland Park Walter Carter Lorri Anne John Dale Umbarger Belinda J. D Billy Joe Cathy Washington, D.C R. K. Umbarger Independence Reuben Bean Earlton Larry Greve Jim Hutchison Jimmy Doug Vernon Wiles Kurt Kim Fred McHenry Linda H. L. Robertson Connie Debbie Hottenstien Mae Robertson Sherry Rausch W. J. Rausch Johnny Robertson Marcia Jean Robertson Chanute Mittie F. Huckstep R. J. Huckstep McGuire, N.J Bill McGuffey

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