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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1967
Page
3
A descriptive home cook guide for Swiss steak using round beef, flour coatings, onions, tomato sauce, and vinegar, cooked slowly until fork tender. Includes detailed ingredients for 2 pounds of round steak and clear steps to brown, season, simmer, and serve over buttered noodles with pan gravy.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met in the Educational building on a Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs. Vivian Arthur presided. 24 members and one guest attended. the group approved summer meeting time at 1 30 p m. Mrs. Dale Sneeringer led the lesson “What’s in a Theme,” helped by several members. Edith Thompson circle provided refreshments.
R. E. Williams gave a talk and demonstration on sand casting at the Chanute Gem and Mineral Society meeting. Mrs. Harvey Stone led the business session. Members reported a May Ottawa field trip and a rock swap at Miami Oklahoma. The next meeting, a covered dish dinner, is set for June 20 at 6 30 p.m. at Santa Fe Park. Twenty members and one guest, Mrs. Elizabeth Creek, attended.
Practical tips include turning a soap pad into jewelers rouge with hot water, using a jar to store the pad, and saving it for weeks. Also notes magnet notes on refrigerators, quick iron with hot towel, perfume storage away from sun, and using a plastic sprinkler pail for washing dishes.
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Janet K King of Jacksonville Florida and Lt. (j g) Larry Eskridge of Norfolk Virginia exchanged wedding vows in a military ceremony at All Saints Chapel Jacksonville Naval Air Station. The couple will reside in Norfolk after a trip to New Orleans.
The Vilas Homebuilders EH Unit met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Milo Myers and Mrs. Clemet White assisting. Mrs. Edgar Hutchinson announced a public meeting at Fredonia on July 17. The group completed a safety kit for the township fire truck and discussed a canning meeting and a sewing lesson.
Earlton women's society of world service met Wednesday morning with Mrs. R V Fickle who led the lesson The Christian Home Agents of Penetration. Mrs Dean Dighero presided and Mrs C H Borchers gave the prayer. Five members were served refreshments.
Miriam Circle Rebekah Lodge Santa Fe Park 6 30 p.m LA of B of LF and E Carpenters Hall luncheon bring table service 12 30 p.m IOOF hall 7 30 p.m Senior Citizens Memorial Bldg covered dish luncheon bring table service rides call HE 1992 8 10 30 a.m We Who Club Sawyer Hall 1 30 p.m Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 a.m Bridge Country Club 1 30 p.m Rainbow EH Unit Mrs Charles Rickerson 622 Malcolm 1 30 p.m Hobby Club Mrs Pearl G Hooker 816 N Grant 2 p.m
The north shelter house at Santa Fe Park hosted St. Patrick's Altar Society yesterday morning. Mrs. Neil Ashley led the meeting and a nominating committee for new officers was formed. Members named include Mrs. Paul Haight, Mrs. John Gale mor, Mrs. Henry Myers and Mrs. Leo Fickle. Mrs. Julian Carlos reported on her Europe trip. Coffee and doughnuts were served to 23 members.
Mrs Mabel Carlos gave a travelogue of her trip to Europe and the Holy Lands and displayed souvenirs at the St Martha’s Circle gathering in Ann Redelberger’s home 502% S Highland Wednesday evening. Mrs Russell Kern led prayer and the lesson was read and discussed. Hostess served refreshments to 11 members and one guest, Mrs Carlos.
Mrs Corbitt of R1 hosted nine members and eight children of Odense EH Unit on a Tuesday afternoon. Reports on a May 8 workshop were given by Mrs Bebbington and Mrs Spencer while Mrs Hiebert announced a mobile art van visit to Chanute on July 8 and 9. Mrs Chappee led the lesson.
Rainbow Veterans met in the Memorial Building for a covered dish dinner and business session. Officers re-elected were Herman Fehr, president, and Oscar Stich, secretary. Mrs. Ray Childs of Wichita attended from out of town.
A small amount of dairy sour cream stirred into mayonnaise enhances salad or sandwich fillings. Combine to reach a richer, smoother dressing texture.
Five groups of the Christian Women's Fellowship at First Christian Church met yesterday to discuss the lesson "Money in Your Life" and its impact on Christianity. Group one, hosted by Mrs. George Wilson, included 12 members with a devotional and refreshments. Group two, led by Mrs. Myrle Umbarger, had 13 members and a gift for Mrs. Fackler. Group three gathered for a salad luncheon with 13 members and one guest, Mrs. Tom Keller. Group four, hosted by Mrs. Harvie Clemens, covered Psalms 23 and 24 plus discussion, with a gift to leader Mrs. Clifford Deay. Group five, at Highland Park, had 10 members and gifts for each member.
The Grant Avenue WMS of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Harold Neptune presiding. Mrs. Joe Thurman led prayer, Mrs. Ralph Toland gave a love gift dedication, and a piano solo by Alda Magill. Rev. I D E Thomas of Wales spoke on Divine Guidance with a Q and A session. Benediction by Mrs. Hugo Larson. refreshments for 28 members and four guests.
The Womens Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church met in Fellowship Hall for a 1 pm luncheon with 95 members and four guests. Retiring officers hosted. new members introduced. two delegates elected to attend the Baldwin missions school July 10 to 14. Next meeting set for July 5 at 9 30 am with coffee.
Descendants of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Thielen gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carter south of St. Paul for a family reunion with a basket dinner at noon. Attendees included multiple Thielen relatives and spouses from Kansas, Wichita, Parsons, Garden City, Liberal, and nearby areas, along with extended family.
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