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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
3
A reader suggests using masking tape on waxed paper to label homemade jellies and preserves by typing name and date for readability. Other tips include nylon stocking feet for tying plants, a flip seal plastic bottle for rubbing alcohol, and a large “board” as a multi purpose work surface. Readers are invited to mail hints to Heloise though not all questions can be answered.
Grant Avenue Baptist Church circles met Wednesday afternoon for the Pacific lesson Cross roads in the Pacific. Hannah Circle met with Mrs. Joe Thurman with devotions by Esther Tiegreen and lesson by Oliver Catterson. nine members and two guests attended. Howard Sharp hosted Ruth Circle with one guest. Dorcas Circle met at Mrs. Morris home with opening prayer by Helen Ackerson. devotion by Ralph Toland and lesson by Ray Spencer followed by refreshments for ten members.
Mrs. Ralph Debler and Virginia R 3 hosted a bridal shower Tuesday at their home for Nelda Jo Storck who will marry Roy Lidbob this Saturday. Prizes were awarded for games as gifts were opened, with favors placed under a white umbrella on a lace table.
Mrs. Burt Beck of 1015 S. Grant hosted 11 members and three guests of the Sunshine Circle Club. Co hosts were Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Gladys Claiborn of Buffalo. Officers Mrs. Nellie Gillispie and Mrs. Floyd Henley presided and assisted. Mrs. Clifford Puckett led singing and games. A social hour followed and a picnic at Buffalo Lake is planned for July 16 with member families attending.
Neosho Valley Busy Bees hosted Susan Parks who demonstrated sherbet punch to 15 members and four guests at a foods meeting. Four judging classes were held with Sherida Willis showcasing coffee and spice drop cookies. Cindy Myers earned the top rating. Next meeting is July 14 at 1 p.m. with Sara Benton.
Elk Creek Elk Creek Farmerettes EH Unit met with Mrs. Leo Fickel last Tuesday. Mmes Ralph Studebaker A E Leaming and Fickel gave reports. Mrs Larry Woolery gave the lesson. Mrs Spencer Fickel and Mrs Therean Towns were guests.
German exchange student Jan Priewe spoke at the United Presbyterian Women meeting in Cha nute. He praised the year in America for broadening horizons and increasing cultural understanding, and noted fascination with American teen life, cars, and living standards. Priewe, hosted by the local church, thanked the group and shared details of his stay with Dr. and Mrs. Ken sett through the International Christian Youth Exchange.
The Queen Esther class of the First Christian Church meets for the summer's last session at Mrs. Earl Hunters home 1007 S Garfield with Mrs Jim Evans presiding. Mrs Clara Tyler led the devotions and Mrs Max DeWeese gave the lesson. Twelve members and three guests attend. refreshments served by Mrs Hunter with helpers Mrs C Y Allison and Mrs Clara Tyler.
Eighteen members of the Nazarene Young Adult Fellowship and their families gathered Tuesday evening at Santa Fe park for a hamburger fry. Mrs. Jack Moore directed preparations as social chairman. Lester Petty, president, gave devotions from Matthew and selected readings.
The 4-Square EH Unit held a picnic and fish fry at the Sorghum Valley Grange on Wednesday evening with 13 members and two guests. Mrs. Roy Johnson presided as reports on Boston Pops Orchestra and the Telephone Hour were shared. The unit plans to run the hospital snack bar on Thursdays and organize the Erie fair. Two lessons were given by Mrs. R. L. Christy and Mrs. Theo Baker. Door prize winner was Mrs. Etta Hanson. games filled the afternoon.
Vevia Spangler daughter of Harold and Mrs Spangler Peabody wed Larry VanVickle son of Dave Fraser at First Presbyterian Peabody June 4 The Rev William Staub officiated The couple resides at 207 Walnut Mulvane.
Bit and Spur Saddle Club at the clubhouse seven thirty p.m. Past Noble Grant Club of Re beach Lodge noon at Mrs. Robert Rader address 204 West Sixth Street We Who Club Sawyer Hall one thirty p.m. Wilson Class First Methodist Church ten a.m. Bridge Country Club one thirty p.m. Senior Citizens Memorial Building rides by reservation HE13222 between eight and ten thirty a.m.
Topeka voters hear that Kansas received the American Automobile Association nine award for pedestrian safety. Gov. Robert Docking notes the state’s 1967 record shows 2.3 fatalities per 100000, well below the national rate of 4.3.
A simple braise uses diluted condensed cream of mushroom soup with a splash of dry vermouth as the braising liquid for veal chops. The method yields a creamy, mushroom flavored sauce that coats tender chops.
Texas Appleburger combines canned apples with ground beef and pork for a juicy barbecued dish. The mix includes onion celery bread cubes and spices with a sweet apple baste, cooked in a foil pack over coals for about 60 minutes total. Serves 6 to 8.
Mrs. Dorothy Bauer reviewed Elinor Goldene Smiths Nobody Likes a Nervous Cow at Wilson class meeting held in the Methodist Church fellowship room. Thirty six members and guests attended with Elsie Shue and Mrs Carrie Pollock presiding. Quilting chair Nellie Sloman reported seventeen quilts completed this year. Hazel Slane led group singing. Guests included Velma Turner Joplin Eva Howard Independence and Ina Woodring. Refreshments were served by Pearl Corbin and committee.
The Chanute Gem and Mineral Society met Tuesday night at the north shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park for a covered dish dinner. Mr and Mrs Dave Munson Moran displayed and discussed their winter Arizona collection of Indian artifacts. About 20 members and eight guests attended including Mr and Mrs Kenneth Anderson and others from Needles California and local residents.
Page three of the Chanute Tribune dated Thursday June 22 1967 features local briefs and notices. Highlights include community updates, civic announcements, and short items on area happenings.
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