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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1966
Page
3
Dear Heloise shares budget fashion tips for formal wear by repurposing blouses into skirts, using leftover fabric for petticoats, and sewing hats with cheap pearls. The reader notes cost-saving steps like buying separates, cleaning savings, and a note on enjoying groceries alongside celebrations.
Mrs. Jim Gordon of 822 S Grant hosted the Rainbow HD Unit Friday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Fackler led the business meeting and Mrs. J Klingensmith presented the milk lesson. Eight members attended and refreshments followed. The July meeting will be with Mrs. Louis Markman.
Lists six newborns with parent names and birth dates. Dennis James born May 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Witten. Mary Irene born May 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Roles at 907 N. Washington. Rhonda Lynn born May 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hamilton of Thayer. Dale Wayne born May 31 to Mr. and Mrs. Merle D. Toews of R. 3. Tom Alan born June 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Pat E. Catterson at 409 W. 6th. Gregory Scott born June 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barker at 102 S. High land.
At Sawyer Hall Friday afternoon the We Who Diet Club held a weight loss contest update meeting led by Mrs. Joe Hilton in Mrs. J L Gerardy’s absence. Ten members answered roll call as games and refreshments followed.
Use kitchen scissors to trim pink or red rhubarb into pieces with clean quick cuts. This avoids strings and prepares tender filling for a pie.
Cheryl Ogle was guest of honor at a Friday bridal shower hosted at 811 N. Grant by Mrs. T. M. Morarity with assistance from Mrs. Jean Freiderich and Mrs. Julia Neff. Ogle is to wed Dwight Wicker on June 19 with many relatives and friends in attendance.
Ties marked the Scotch foursomes at Chanute Country Club Friday with first place shared by Mrs. Ralph Taylor and Rex Truitt and Mrs. Dennis Mills and Glen Shook. Second places went to Mrs. Glen Shook and John Congdon and to Mrs. G B Johnson and Keith Dodd. The next Scotch foursome is set for Wednesday at 5 p.m. A club bridge party Friday saw high score by Mrs. Don Elder and second place for Mrs. Arch Allen with three tables played.
Chanute social calendar lists meetings and activities from Hulda Parker OES to Chanute Textile Paint Club on June 14 through June 15. Includes Ladies of the GAR Vashti OES Memorial Bldg and Circle events at EUB and First Christian, plus Ladies Day Golf at Chanute Country Club and church circle gatherings.
The Hobby Club met Friday afternoon to discuss antiques. Mrs. Pearl Hooker hosted at 816 N. Grant, with eight members and two guests, Mrs. William Gilmour of Jefferson City and Mrs. Ann Allen, at a spring flower decorated table. Mrs. Elsie Cartwright presided. next meeting planned for September in Galesburg with Mrs. L. K. Olson.
Lois Kay Maxwell and George Francis Morehead wed at Zion Lutheran Church in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. W. T. Neirmeier. The bride wore bridal satin with lace and a diamond necklace. Ruth Olson was maid of honor. Debra Jean Jones was flower girl. Reception followed in the church basement and the couple plans a Texas honeymoon before settling in Chanute.
A buffet reception followed the wedding rehearsal Saturday evening at Orchid Buffet. Hosts were Mr and Mrs E W Maxwell. Attendees included Rev W T Niermeier and Barbara, Velma Morehead, Donnie Chickadon, David Johnson Chanute, Gene Adams and family, Ruth Olson Kansas City, Gary Braden Wichita, Judy Corn Independence, Jimmy Jones Debra Lynn, Larry Erickson Clinton Iowa, Larry Cromwell Hoisington, among others.
Mrs Marvin Wolfe hosted the Neosho Valley Home Demonstration Unit meeting at 106 North Forest Friday afternoon. Members answered roll call with recipes using milk and dairy products and enjoyed a milk dessert prepared by Mrs Wolfe and Mrs Myron Cooper.
Eight members of the Builders Class of the First Presbyterian Church gathered Friday evening at 12 N. Allen for a meeting hosted by Mrs. W. S. Baughman. The session was led by president Mrs. C. D. Nelson with devotions by Mrs. Craig Erickson and assistance from hostess Mrs. John Grove.
A simple Creole sauce blends canned tomato sauce with sautéed onion and green pepper then heated. The result complements meat loaf with a tangy peppery finish.
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