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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1966
Page
3
Betty Williams presents a Father's Day steak guide with selection tips for strip club sirloin T bone and porterhouse. It covers thickness portions grilling times doneness tips and serving ideas including herb onion and Roquefort butter variations. The piece blends practical steps with a celebratory note for outdoors dining.
Winni Nooitgedagt and Darrel Eugene Wiltse wed Friday at the Chapel of the Wedding Bells in Bellflower California in a double ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Fullerton after a honeymoon to Idyllwild California.
The Women's Arts and Crafts club will hold a trimming session at the Central Park Community Building on Monday from 9 to noon. Members should bring scissors and glue. a 25 cent materials fee applies. The club welcomes all women in the community.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles and contact numbers including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor John Hovorka and advertising manager Fay D. Clopine. It also details subscription prices for in territory and out of territory and Chanute post office boxholder and carrier rates.
The Women's Service Guild of United Presbyterian Women held its annual Medical Missions meeting at the Humboldt Presbyterian Church. Mrs. A L Googins presided with prayers for missionaries, and the program theme The Works of Our Hands featured a White Cross sewing dedication by Mrs. Townsend. The event showcased children's clothing items and offered musical numbers by Amy Ford Leanna Cravens and others.
Dear readers suggest using an inexpensive mirror on a blank wall and a sheer curtain to simulate a window. Install a curtain rod above the mirror and choose plastic organdy nylon net for a dressy look, laundering the curtain to keep it fresh.
The Nelson-Ericson reunion picnic was held Sunday at Friends Home Lutheran church with Henry Ericson presiding over a business meeting. Officers elected for next year include Carroll Daniels as president Clarence Ericson as vice president and Mrs Fredolph Hawkinson as secretary treasurer. Attendees listed from multiple families and towns.
Marcelle Larson and Julia Dorris of Humboldt visited the Joe Little home in Iola. Callers at Arthur Raish’s were Perl Dressler of McLouth, Maurice Skellion of Lebanon Kansas, Lawrence Haskins of Miami Florida, Jess Blaine of Chanute and Mrs. Robert Burrows of Coffeyville. Harold Larson of Petrolia and Marcelle Larson were Friday visitors of the Rensicks.
Mildred Hemphill spoke at the Business and Professional Women's Club in Tioga Hotel ballroom reviewing One Jigs and Juleps by Virginia Cary Hudson. The program included a state convention report, group singing, civic project bracelet sales, and guest attendees.
Short notes describe a ready to use 11 ounce Roquefort cheese wedge sold individually in foil wrappers as a substitute for a couple of tablespoons of shredded Roquefort in salad dressings.
Mrs. Robert Ward hosted a beauty evening at Ward's Bootery with Mrs. Elmer Alexander presenting a cosmetic trends demonstration. Punch and cookies were served by the hosts and officers. Guests included Mrs. Boyd Burns, Royce Wells, Jessie Young, Charles Ballou, Floyd Naff, Ward, and Alexander. 18 members attended.
The June calendar lists events across groups including Rainbow HD Unit with Mrs. Gordon at 822 S Grant 1:30 p.m. Builders Class at First Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Baughman 12 N Allen 7:30 p.m. Neosho Valley HD Unit at 106 N Forest 2 p.m. LA of B of LF and E Carpenter's Hall luncheon 12:30 p.m. Miriam Circle IOOF hall 7:30 p.m. Senior Citizens Memorial Bldg covered dish lunch rides by calling HE 1-1992 8 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. Hobby Club Mrs. Pearl Hooker 806 W Grant 2 p.m.
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