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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1966
Page
3
The Social Calendar notes a Brotherhood of Railroad Train Men meeting at OOF hall today Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Activities include fellowship and organizational business.
United Presbyterian Women met for six month review of the Book of Jonah. Circle 5 gathered at 307 N Grant for a patio breakfast served by Mrs Koch and Mrs Roberts with Mrs Iva Jones assisting. Circle 3 met in the church parlor with ten members and one guest, Mrs R J Smith. Circle 4 met at Mrs C S Newt’s home on West 7th Street with fourteen members and one guest, Mrs D A Finney, and dessert served by the hostess.
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Beck of R. F. 4 for their daughter Easter Marie Beck to Don E. Aikins son of Carl Aikins and Nellie Mae Aikins of 1214 S Evergreen. Miss Beck a Chanute High School graduate. Aikins served four years in the Navy and works for Splane Pulling Company. Summer wedding planned.
The Royal Neighbors of America met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nathan Hole with twenty five members attending the covered dish dinner. The July and August meetings will be in Santa Fe Park. Mrs. John Oglesbee, oracle, presided.
The St Patrick's Altar Society held a general meeting in the north shelterhouse at Santa Fe Park with 29 members and one guest, Mrs Catherine Hill. Mrs Neil Ashley presided as president and discussed plans for a parish fiesta and a fundraising project.
The reader praises Heloise for organizing kitchen items for children to use and explains a schedule to reduce lawn mower streaks. Col Randolph Smith adds a tip on mowing directions to prevent overlapping lines.
Mr and Mrs Charles Clements of Iola announce the engagement of their daughter Connie to Charles David Kuykendall son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Kuykendall of Iola The bride to be will be a Humboldt High School senior this fall Kuykendall a Navy trainee at Cecil Field Florida will return to attend Allen County Junior College No wedding date set Additionally readers share household tips and fan letters from Heloise and readers about cleaning and stashing leftovers.
Betty Williams explains Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Good keep two hamsters in separate cages at their home on East Ninth Street. The split comes from a long experience with rabbits, where too many offspring led to the eventual end of the family rabbit business and a decision to keep pets apart.
A tennis reunion was hosted at the home of Mrs. I. C. Tennis with her children and families in attendance. Attendees included Dean and Mrs. Tennis of Kent. Jim and Brent Tennis of Hugoton. Merle Tennis and Dick Tennis. Clarence Rinehart and Lyman of rural Humboldt. Chris Carlburg and Linda and Mike of Wichia. Arthur Theilen and family of Satanta. William E. Barger with Teresa and Susan in Wichita. Ruth Anne Thielen in Kansas City. Martha Thielen in Lawrence. Harold Hank and Brenda in Moran.
Members met Thursday afternoon at 910 S. Forest to study Adoration led by Mrs. Alva Mann. Mrs. Thomas McQuinn led devotions and nine members attended with refreshments served. Mrs. David Hanna won the door prize.
Miss Dexter and Ken L McCoy announce their engagement. Miss Dexter, a Chanute High School graduate, plans to attend Pittsburg School of Cosmetology this fall. McCoy, a 1963 Chanute graduate, attends Pittsburg State College. The couple has scheduled an August wedding.
The WSWS of the Evangelical United Brethren church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Mary Walkley’s home. Xenia Osburn led the lesson Our Mission as a Denomination. Mrs. C H Borchers sang two songs. Refreshments were served to five members and one guest Mrs Roy Taylor.
The Friendly Thimble Club met at Mrs Beulah Johnson's home at 324 West for a pot luck dinner. Mrs Charles Tripp led a short business session and Bible verses were read. Nine members and one guest Mrs Mary Knapp attended. door prize went to Mrs Margaret Taylor. Members were asked to bring a guest to the next meeting.
A Thielen family reunion occurred Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Boaz 602 Lincoln. Attendees included numerous Thielens and in laws from Chanute Fort Scott Wichita Kansas City Garden City Satanta Liberal Parsons and Lawrence.
To prevent curling while broiling slice the fat around the edge at 1 inch intervals. Use kitchen scissors to snip these shallow gashes.
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