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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
3
A vintage grocery column highlights affordable chicken as a best buy amid rising meat prices. It outlines a Chicken Breasts Jubilee recipe with rosemary and sage, plus a cherry gelatin mold and a citrus jelly dessert. It notes rosemary lore, salad ideas, and prices for lettuce, cabbage, and fruits as fresh-food costs rise.
The Women's Society of Christian Service circles at First Methodist met to begin the new church year. Leaders announced and lessons outlined for groups Rachel Martha Naomi Esther Ruth Orpah and Mary circles with several meetings and guests noted. An open house at the parsonage is scheduled for June 20.
Joy Conn was honored at a Monday shower hosted by Suzan Ranz Sandy Wood and Maureen Gallagher at Ranz home 906 S Plummer. Guests included Cindy Hutton Leanna McGettrick Linda Newton and many others as Joy prepares to wed Tom Thurman this Saturday.
Sorghum Valley Grange met Wednesday night at the school with Bryan Burk in charge. A donation was made to the Cancer Fund. The insurance report was given by E. W. Maxwell and a new candidate initiated. Plans were made for observ ing rural life Sunday on July 27 with a basket dinner at Roy A. Anderson's home after a joint Vilas Church gathering and a Fathers' Day program led by lecturer Mrs. S. L. McMillan. Games and guessing contests followed.
Mrs. Howard Hollenshead announced the second organizational meeting of an adult choir will be Thursday at 7 30 in the Heritage room. Responding to the first meeting was weak, so a second gathering is needed. Members from church choirs and music clubs have been contacted by letter and phone to encourage participation. Six sessions of singing songs from hit musicals are planned with a short season finale program possible.
The Kansas Federation of Women s Democratic Clubs convenes June 18 19 in Newton with Principal speaker Mrs Margaret Rice Democratic National Vice Chairman from Washington DC Tickets are 2 50 Reservations by June 16 through Robert Kasitz 405 E 4th Newton
Mrs Ross Miller led the M O Cartlidge Circle meeting of the Ladies of GAR in the Memorial Building in the president’s absence. Plans for summer were set and Mrs Miller will host the July meeting. Jeannette Cantrell attended as guest and won the door prize. An invitation to the department president’s reception for Mrs Nellie Rhul in Pittsburg on June 19 was read.
Rebekah Lodge No. 158 met in Odd Fellows Hall at 8 o clock for its annual memorial service. Participants included E O Gilbert Harold Claus H M Wilmoth Ora Ritter house Art Coon rod Ruth Shannon Edgar Gilbert and L M Beale. Birthdays observed for Mr and Mrs Gilbert Mrs John Fisher and Mrs Myrtle Odgen. Serving tables decorated with garden flowers. Serving committee listed Mines John Oglesbee William Phillips Myrtle Ogden Nelle Stevens and Miss Elsie Ivans.
Mrs. Nelle Stevens delivered readings for Fathers Day and Flag Day on the BPW meeting night at Tioga Hotel. Dr. Margaret Wolf and Mrs. Lou Roberts led the program. Fortney, Lukenbill and Williams reported on the Wichita State Convention. The year’s scrapbook was presented to retiring president Fortney. Mildred Ennis gave a career sketch. Group singing was led by Fortney with Hazel Slane as accompanist.
The Rev and Mrs LaMoine Waldron installed CWF officers at a Wednesday meeting in First Christian Church. Officers include President Mrs Forest Clemings First VP Mrs Jerry Jones Second VP Mrs T H Cronemeyer Third VP Mrs Harold Cox Secretary Mrs Dean Lassman Treasurer Mrs Lowell Kreider Worship Mrs V C Steele Study Mrs John Parkins Service Mrs Wayne Ellis Card Chairman Mrs Warren Waldrip and group leaders Mmes Wayne Lee Frank Fackler Albert Benson C A Deay A B Johnson Kenneth Alg ers and Etta Hanson. Mrs Jones Librarian presented a book to Group 6 for reading. Waldrip and Group 6 led the social hour. Eldon Vaughn poured.
United Commercial Travelers met for a luncheon Wednesday at the Tioga Hotel. S. D. Propst presided and gave reports on the Grand Session in Winfield with C. E. Galbreath. Twenty two members attended. No July meeting planned. A family picnic will be held at Santa Fe Park on August 11.
Chanute Cycle Club elected officers for the year starting June 1 at 1604 S. Plummer. Richard Wells is president, Ed Wolf vice president, Mrs. Bob Lausch secretary, Mrs. Fred Dicks treasurer, Bob Lausch road captain, Penny Swink reporter. A plaque and trophies were awarded to past officers. Twenty members planned a June 21 guest night and rode to Thayer after the meeting.
Philathea Class at First Baptist Church pm. LA of B of LF and E at Carpenters hall luncheon bring table service 12 30 pm Miriam Circle Rebeken Lodge IOOF hall 730 pm Senior Citizens Memorial Bldg covered dish luncheon bring table service rides call HE 1-1992 between and 10 30 am 1130 am W W Diet Club Sawyer hall 130 pm Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 am Bridge Country Club 130 pm Rainbow HO Unit Mrs L M Mark man 219 WN Garfield 130 pm
Fresh vegetables remain expensive despite northern truck farms helping ease overall costs. Beef and pork stay at multi year highs, with tight supplies for top cuts. Cod, halibut, and other fish suggested as meat substitutes while eggs stay near normal and corn on the cob remains affordable. Potatoes stay costly, cantaloupe and honeydew sell at normal levels.
Mr and Mrs William E Lock announce the engagement of their daughter Jody to John William Painter son of Mr and Mrs Jess Painter The couple both graduated in 1964 Chanute and Joplin High Schools respectively and work in Chanute The wedding is set for July 9.
Five tables played duplicate bridge Monday night in the lounge of the Home Savings Association. Scores were above average with Mrs Bob Allen and Mrs Fred Johnson 48.2, Mrs Ralph Caldwell and Bob Allen 43.2, Mrs H M Bauer and Mrs L W Mitchell 39, Murray Shively and Charles Carlson 37, Mrs V E Gillilan and Mrs F G Hooker 36.
Sunflower Chapter OES held a Wednesday meeting with thanks to members. Violet Jeffers thanked attendees. officers answered via telephone. Jeffers and Wesley Thompson presided. June 23 St. John’s night announced. July and August meetings paused.
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