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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1963

Page

3

Church Groups Hold Meetings at First Methodist

The Women’s Society of Christian Service held a luncheon and business meeting in the First Methodist church fellowship hall. New circles were formed as members gathered in groups, with Mark McCune playing a piano solo and Mrs. David McCune leading the study on “You Are Missionary Too.” Out of town guests attended, and the retiring president, Mrs. Harry Lewis, presented the president’s pin to Mrs. Leland Clapson.

Women’s Society of Christian Service Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church Mark McCune David McCune Mmes Don McCune Kenneth Brown Eldon Penner O. L. Minniear H. Q O. Older Leland Clapson Harry Lewis

Barathea Guild Meeting at Evangelical United Brethren Church

The Barathea Guild of the Evan gelical United Brethren church met with Mrs. Everett Oliver at 1120 W. Std on Tuesday evening. Co hostesses were Mrs. Floyd Byers. Mrs. Belle Delaplain presided. Mrs. John Erickson led the program with games and a door prize won by Mrs. Harry Johnson. Mystery sister gifts were exchanged and refreshments served.

Barathea Guild The Evangelical United Brethren Church Everett Oliver W. Std Floyd Byers Belle Delaplain John Erickson Omer Stoll William Baldwin Erickson Harry Johnson

Dorothy Tiegreen Guild Hosts Santa Fe Park Dinner

The Dorothy Tiegreen Guild of Grant Avenue Baptist church met Tuesday evening at Santa Fe park for a covered dish dinner. Thirteen members and a guest Naomi Gibbs Pratt attended. Mrs. Lloyd Woosley presented the lesson on Gentile Nations.

Dorothy Tiegreen Guild Grant Avenue Baptist Church Santa Fe Park Naomi Gibbs Pratt Lloyd Woosley

Women's Missionary Society Meets at Grant Avenue Baptist

The Grant Avenue Baptist Women’s Missionary Society gathered Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Blaine Marks presiding. Circle reports were given, the Ottawa Conference was announced for June 1921, and 40 members attended with hostesses Mrs. Oliver Catterson, Mrs. Lloyd Lantz, Mrs. Esther Tiegree, and Mrs. Hilda Youngberg. Debra Kepley played two accordion solos and Alicia and Bob Magill performed a piano duet.

Women’s Missionary Society of Grant Avenue Baptist Church Blaine Marks Ottawa Joe Thurman Debra Kepley Ben Nicholas Alicia Bob Magill Gene Webber Esther Erickson Christ the Lord of Life Thurman Naomi Gibbs Pratt Robert Cox Mmes Oliver Catterson Lloyd Lantz Esther Tiegreen Hilda Youngberg

Double Chocolate Picnic Cake Dessert Recipe

Spring picnic season brings a quick bake dessert, the Double Chocolate Picnic Cake. This butter cake with Chocolate Vanilla Ripple Frosting serves 18-24 and uses butter, semi sweet chocolate, sugar, eggs, vanilla, flour, baking powder, salt, and milk. Prepare in a 9x13 pan, bake 45-50 minutes, frost with a chocolate vanilla spread, and chill to spread.

Improve English and spelling with guidance examples

Answers cover pronunciation and spelling: 1 Charles feels rather ill but this medicine should help him somewhat with “here” omitted. 2 dais pronounced day is. 3 luminary is correct. 4 raucous means hoarse harsh and loud. 5 ing word meaning inventive is ingenious. Also a wheat germ pie glaze tip included for a 9x13 cake.

Charles

Martha Verdin Weds Frank Martinez in St Patrick's Church

Martha Verdin married Frank Martinez at St Patrick's church in a ceremony attended by families from Lawrence and Omaha. The vows were read by Rev Peter J Finnegan with a Mass sung by the men's choir. The bride wore Chantilly lace and tulle with a crystal mantilla and carried jasmine and red roses. A reception followed in St Patrick's gymnasium with many out of town guests listed.

Frank Martinez Martha Jane Verdin Johnson Studio Lawrence Ramona Martinez Omaha Neb Andrew Martinez Ottawa Peter J. Finnegan St. Patrick’s Church Pete Guadian Joe Ysusi Independence Jesse Bermudez Mike Verdin Ginger Abaloz Mary Ponce Mary Graza Judy Mirend Joe Perez Gloria Morris Martin Munoz Rosie Fidel Ortiz Lupe St. Patrick's Gymnasium Andy Martinez Henry Lopez Tony Romero Ted Ponce Rebecca Ponce Rosa Godinez Luisa Godinez Alejo Moya Ralph Ponce Alfred Serrato George Orosco Tony Ortiz Topeka Rudy Rodriguez Max Ruiz Joe Moya Paul Abaloz Bill Lemas Manuel Miranda Vidal Rodriguez Coffeyville Joe Orosco

First Baptist Church Education Meeting Recap

The First Baptist church parlor hosted an educational meeting on Wednesday afternoon led by Mrs. B F Wyatt. Devo tions were presented by Mrs. Fred Mullen with Faith First. The courtesy committee reported 20 calls this month and 144 cards sent last year. Mrs Carl Jackson dedicated the love gift. Lesson leaders included Mrs Dale Fairchild Mrs Ben Walker Mrs Bill Wiggans and Mrs Vivian Arthur on Reflecting on Reflections. Edith Thompson circle served refreshments to 25 members and guests.

Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church B. F. Wyatt Fred Mullen Carl Jackson Mmes Dale Fairchild Ben Walker Bill Wiggans Vivian Arthur Edith Thompson

Trinity Baptist Women Meet in Church Basement

The Trinity Baptist Womens Missionary Society met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Don Grogan presiding. Mrs. Paul Patterson led the lesson How Christian Can I Be. A Dayton Ohio Kinnaman family letter was read. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Olive Swaney to nine members.

Trinity Baptist Womens Missionary Society Don Grogan Paul Patterson Kinnaman Dayton Ohio Olive Swaney

Social Calendar June 7 1963 Highlights

The Golden Shrine number eight of the White Shrine of Jerusalem holds ceremonial practice at the Masonic Temple at 7 30 p.m. Wilson Class Sewing and Quilting meets at First Methodist Church at 10 a m. TOPS Determinettes gather at Sawyer Hall at 1 0 p.m.

Golden Shrine White Shrine of

Vilas Homebuilders Meet At Vilas Bethel Church

Betty Nelson and Milton Dorris hosted the Vilas Homebuilders group with president Milo Myers leading the meeting. Activities included a Father's Day theme, a new picnic table at 99 Park, gifts planned for Osa watomie State Hospital, safety talk by Neil Nelson, a lesson on adolescent tasks, a purse weighing fundraiser, cake donations to TB Hospital, a door prize won by Mrs. Robert Olson, and refreshments for 14 members and nine children. Next hostess pairs are Otho York and Galen Thorsell.

Vilas Betty Nelson Milton Dorris Vilas Bethel Church Milo Myers Edgar Hutchison 99 Park Osawatomie State Hospital Neil Nelson Clement White Charles Reeves Robert Olson Otho York Galen Thorsell

Bargains In Chicken and Beef Cuts This Weekend

Bargains in chicken and beef cuts mark June as national barbecue month with rib steaks at 69 cents a pound and California roasts at 49 cents. Chicken fryers run 29 cents a pound in New York outlets. Pork prices rise on the West Coast while pork bargains remain in many markets. Fresh produce includes new potatoes peppers spinach squash tomatoes cabbage celery and sweetcorn with berries avocados and cantaloupes joining the display.

California New York West Coast

Dinner in Honor Of Dewey Maghe Honored Firefighter

Dewey Maghe of Santa Fe Park station was honored with a covered dish dinner as he retires after 28 years of service. Attendees included Bill Brennan, the Finleys, the Pucketts, the Ogles, the Woods, the Goughs, Christie Smith, and Denelle White.

Dewey Maghe Rutter Fire Department Santa Fe Park Bill Brennan Dorrell Finley Don Puckett Charles Ogle Kenneth Wood Max Gough Christie Smith Denelle White

Clinic Tea Honors Mrs. Gibson At Manhattan Meeting

Mrs Roy S Gibson state president of the Women's Kansas Day Club was honored at a tea hosted by Mrs Russell Dary in Manhattan about 75 women from Kansas City Chanute Junction City Salina Wichita Topeka Ellsworth and Manhattan attended The event featured remarks on club history formation and plans for a Worry Clinic on June 19 at Humboldt with the topic Family Relations Around Children.

Roy S. Gibson W. Main Woman’s Kansas Day Club Russell Dary Manhattan Dary Mmes David Dallas W. H. Hervey C. M. Slagg J. A. Rosencrans Lucile Rust Kansas City Chanute Junction City Salina Wichita Topeka Ellsworth Gibson Allen-Neosho County Tola Humboldt

Rendering Fat for Searing Pork Chops

When skillet cooking pork chops trim excess fat and render a few small fat bits in the hot pan before adding the chops. This creates flavorful fat for searing without table fat.

Fresh Fruit Prices Drift Lower Across Markets

Watermelon, strawberries and pineapple appear in strong volume with peaches rising in West Coast markets alongside plums, apricots, grapes and cherries. Sugar prices have generally levelled off as wholesale prices edge downward.

West Coast

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Methodist Tiegreen Guild Grant Martha Verdin Chantilly Jace Jacinto Verdin S. Forest Johnny Martinez Richard Godinez Frank Rodriguez Tony Rosales John Alonzo David Godinez Bartlesville Cornejo Ignacio Marquez Abel Sanchez Cruz Jimenez Enos Perez Veronica Feliz Perez Juan Perez Ceilia Cleto Coronado William Jimenez Linda Manuel Marquez Richard Finch Bill Boyd Connie Gutierrez Anita Ornelas Kan Johnny Gabrial Barajas Carmen Rhoades Rachel Ralph Obregon Leonard Johnson Neodesha LANS First Baptist Trinity Baptist Dial Tribune Home Savings Association Lincoln & Walnut Chanute, Kansas P.O H.P Pioneer East Main Mrs. Gibson D's S. Santa Fe Penney's Penney Penney’s. Chanute
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