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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1966
Page
3
Betty Williams outlines a Hamburger Pie recipe using stuffing mix ground beef cheddar egg catsup onion and basil baked in a shell yields four servings. She also suggests pancakes with cheese and bacon, orange butter rolls, and a light beef broth apple juice appetizer for varied meals.
Readable fragments describe cold pork sandwiches on rye with mustard and horseradish, fish stick and cheese subs, frankfurter buns with butter and peanut butter bacon, and eggs with chili sauce. Also mentions Chinese toast with soy sauce, sour cream fish topping, and snagged notes on frozen fish squares and prepared desserts.
Melvin Hubler spoke on Petoskey Stones as the rock of the month at the Chanute Gem and Mineral Society meeting in the Memorial Building. Roy Barnes of Independence presented Europe slides. Nineteen members and two guests attended, with Barnes and Mrs. Glenn Ladd noted. A February 20 field trip was reported and plans set for a March 6 trip.
Mrs Neal Munger led St Anne's Chapter of the Women of Grace Episcopal Church in Sawyer Hall with material from The Eucharist and You by Austin Pardue. Mrs Charles Lett gave the devotional.
Mrs. Oscar Larson and Mrs. Elmer Anderson hosted the Vilas Home Builders HD Unit at Vilas Lutheran Church. A Pittsburg district meeting for May 5 was announced. The group voted to sponsor the Red Cross drive again and heard a finance report. The lesson Minerals Do Matter was given by Mrs. James Bentley. Cakes to TB Hospital donated by Mrs. Harold Olson and Mrs. Dwight Olson. Spring tea planned with April hostesses Mrs. Charles Doudna and Mrs. Axel Larson. Twelve members five children and three guests attended.
Members of the Friendly Thimble Club met at Mrs. Gene Rigole’s home on West Fifth Street for a Wednesday gathering. The event included a birthday tribute to members born in January February and March a Bible guided afternoon led by president Mrs. Tripp with devotionals and a roll call special apron displays and a report on a local family affected by a recent fire. Mrs Ard will host a March 16 session and Ole Ball won the door prize.
The Women’s Fellowship split into groups for Wednesday meetings at the First Christian Church. Group 5 gathered at 19 S Lafayette with 19 members and guests, Group 6 hosted by 737 W 14th with 19 attendees, Group 4 met at 1007 S Garfield with 19 members and four guests, Group 2 met at 1005 S Plummer with 15 members and three guests, Group 3 met at 901 N Santa Fe with 12 members and a guest, each group led by a named member and including devotions and lessons on Biblical calling.
Mrs. Howard Jenkins was reelected president of the Women's Society of World Service at the Methodist Church on Wednesday. New officers include Mrs. Charles Day as vice president and Mrs. Kenneth Summers as recording secretary with Mrs. David McCune as treasurer. Special secretaries cover social relations program materials local church activities missionary education membership spiritual life campus ministry supplies publicity courtesy and circle chairmanships. The lesson on Call to Commitment was led by Mrs. Noble Notes tine and Mrs. Ray Russell. New members welcomed include Mrs. Lyle Huitt Mrs. W. T. Turner Mrs. Paul Harris Mrs. George Morehead and Neil Fluker. Upcoming events noted include district meeting March 17 in Pittsburg annual meeting March 24-25 in Lawrence and a kitchen cleanup March 14. Dr. Wagoner to begin Book of Acts study April 14 with Lenten services Sundays at 4 p.m. in the sanctuary. Robert Bower chosen for missionary tour and Martha Circle hosted tea with St Patrick’s Day theme.
United Presbyterian Women continued the Jonah Reluctant Missionary study by Helen M. Crawford with circle meetings held Wednesday. Group 5 hosted 15 members and one guest at Mrs. C. A. Duerson’s home, with Mrs. Dwight McCreight delivering the lesson and Mrs. Robert Koch leading devotions. Group 3 met in the church parlor with Mrs. Martha Hutton presenting a Mission Yearbook devotions and cookies served to 13. Circle 4 Devotions were by Mrs. L. S. Lawrence at the home of Mrs. Howard Wilson, with 15 members and one guest, Mrs. Eleanor O'Neall.
The Friday schedule lists events at 1:30 p.m. for Hermony HD Unit with Mrs. Henry Alford at 81 W Chestnut, We Who Club at Sawyer Hall, Wilson Class at First Methodist Church, and Bridge at the Country Club. Edith and Leuve Mothers Club also appear with Mrs. Buford Alf en at 1202 $.
Mrs Neal Ashley was elected president of St Patrick's Altar Society at a Wednesday meeting in the school gym. New member Mrs Charles Myers welcomed. Nine circles will meet separately. Heart Fund contribution noted. New officers include Mrs Dick Ashley vice president Mrs John Havorka secretary and Mrs J Murray Shively treasurer. Coffee and cookies served by officers. Centerpiece featured shamrocks and green white carnations. bouquet won by Mrs Julian Carlos.
A dinner at the Orchid Buffet honored Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dye on their 50th wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moyer of Wichita and numerous Umbarger family members, plus relatives from Thayer and Altoona.
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