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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
3
The United Presbyterian Women held circle meetings studying the Handbook on Communism and the One People of God devotionals. Circles discussed lessons on Communism at practice, Christian concept on Communism, and related Bible studies with refreshments and prayers. Members and guests attended at various hosts, with plans for upcoming UPW events and district meetings noted.
The Women’s Mission Society of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met for a covered dish luncheon on Wednesday. Mrs. Blaine Marks presided over the business meeting. Guests included Mrs. Carol Cook of Fredonia, association president for southeast Kansas women’s societies, who spoke on Hong Kong.
Birth announcements list Rhonda Lynn Lowe and Mindi Sue Wiltse born in mid February at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Christina Marie Woodard and Teresa Ann Murcko born February 22 and 24 respectively. Deborah Marlene Roles born March 1 and Tina Maria Smith born March 2. Kelsey Leon White born March 4.
Mrs J O Purviance presented a Cosmo Club talk on Canada My Country Giant of the North. Hostess Mrs Alta Allen served a salad course to 11 members. Next meeting set with Mrs Frank Garmon at 1403 S Evergreen.
The Outlook Study Club met in Topeka with former member Mrs LaRue N Delp for a luncheon hosting 12 members and three visitors. The group toured the Menninger Foundation, learning about its work in treatment, education and prevention in psychiatry. The Menninger School of Psychiatry trains 50 doctors and emphasizes preventive research.
Mrs Arthur Miller Banett of Athens announces the engagement of her daughter Barbara Louise Banett to William Henry Schnieders son of Mr and Mrs Emund Francis Schnieders of Los Angeles The bride to be is granddaughter of the late C P Troxel of Chanute and a United Nations guide in New York City She will wed June 8 at St Josephs Church Athens Schnieders expects a Master of Business Administration from New York University in May
The Victory HD Unit met with Mrs. Wilbur Thompson, R. 2, Tuesday afternoon. The Home Demonstration Unit Creed was repeated in unison. Mrs. Thompson presided. Announcements covered the spring tea in Stark on April 3 and a meeting on Buymanship in Erie March 14. The unit renewed memberships in local civic groups including Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Red Cross UNESCO Polio Foundation Cancer Scholarship Fund Tuberculosis and Mental Health Association. After a short business meeting the 14 members attended the Red Cross blood program film Prescription For Life. The next meeting is April 2 with Mrs. Glen McLaren.
The Chanute Playschool Association met at 910 S Larson with Mrs Dean Sutcliffe presiding. Officers elected include President Mrs Allan Hall First Vice Mrs Merton Jeanes Second Vice Mrs Kenneth Keas Treasurer Mrs Merle Kelly and Secretary Mrs Lee Osborn. A coffee for prospective parents is set for April 30 at 10 a.m. The next meeting is May 1 hosted by Mrs Merton Jeanes.
The Cosmos Study Club began in 1940 with ten charter members including Mrs. H G Curl Mrs Elmer Peterson and Mrs D L Geeding who remain active. The group supports Red Cross scouts Tuberculosis Hospital Heart Fund Cancer Association and Polio Foundation while hosting lessons on topics chosen by members. Officers include Mrs Nolan Carrier president Mrs Milo Johnson vice president and Mrs J D Purviance secretary with Peterson treasurer and Geeding parliamentarian.
The Friendly Thimble Club met at 1012 S Washington hosted by Mrs Charles Tripp to honor birthday honorees Mrs Fred Bartholomew Ray Brown and Mrs Tripp. Alice Braschler led devotions. Carrie Deck won the door prize. Eight members attended. Ole Ball will host March 20 meeting.
The Cheerful Workers Class of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening with Mrs Nola Ellison presiding. Open ing prayer by Mrs E J McCandless and devotions by Mrs Bernard Wyatt. Roll call answered by 24 members with Bible verses. Mrs Richard Worley and Mrs Fred Brandon led the Bible quiz program. Hostesses were Mildred Ennis Joe Jackson Lois Cady and Thomas Tweddell with a lace table and St Patrick motif. Next meeting set for April 2.
The Rainbow Girls gathered Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple with Barbara Hunt presiding. Hunt announced plans for a money making project and the next meeting on March 19 will initiate. W C Steele showed slides of Hunt's installation and refreshments were served.
A home cooking tip advises adding lemon juice to apples used in pies to enhance tartness. Grated lemon rind is optional and can contribute bright, citrusy brightness to the filling.
A reader panel features Ann Landers responses on teen memory norms, teenage pregnancy privacy, and marital trust. The letter trio covers honoring a late father’s memory, illegitimacy stigma removal, and suspect anonymous calls about a spouse’s fidelity.
Scotch English pioneers settled early around Sawyerville and Cookshire Quebec. Blanche’s family recipes reveal baking skill. the article shares a shortbread recipe with butter sugar egg yolk flour and a baking instruction for 325 degrees and 30 minutes.
St Patrick's Altar Society held a Wednesday meeting at the school with talks by Mrs Lofthouse Carlos and Alonzo on the NCWC. Plans were laid for a May 5 Day of Recollection and a March 17 St Patrick's dinner from 11 30 to 2. Door prize went to Mrs Goben and refreshments were served by Mary Sommers Mrs Thurs tin and Mrs Maksimowicz.
The Barathea Guild of the Evan gelical United Brethren church met in the church annex with Mrs. Dave Brotton and Mrs. Harry Johnson as hostesses. Marian Shike and Mrs. Forest Hazen led devotions titled Church as a Healing and Redemptive Fellowship. Seventeen members answered roll call A Trip I Would Like To Take. Mrs. Bell Dellaplaine presided. Mrs. Bob McLaren gave the door prize. After the meeting games were played and mystery sister gifts exchanged. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
The Ann Judson Chapter of the First Baptist Church met Saturday evening at co sponsor Mrs. Tony Collins home Joyce Umbarger presided Cheryl Wiles gave devotions St Valentine Miss Umbarger led the lesson Lets Go To Puerto Rico After the business meeting quilt blocks were cut for white cross work Four guests Donna Tinsley Tony Doug and Randy Collins five members and Mrs Homer Waggoner sponsor were served refreshments by the hostess.
Miriam Circle meets IOOF Hall 7 30 p m. Senior Citizens lunch Memorial Building 11 30 a m covered dish bring own service rides call HE 1 1992 8 30 a m TOPS Determinettes Sawyer Hall 1 30 p m Wilson Class sewing Quilting 10 a m Four Square HDU Mrs Roy D Johnson R 2 1 30 p m Devoted Mothers Club Mrs Max Tharp 936 W Beech 1 15 p m Hobby Club Mrs C A Duerson 609 W Main 2 p m ACT Auxiliary Mrs Rebecca Shinn 3 E 8th 2 p m
Karen Kreider presided at the Y Teen meeting at the high school Monday afternoon. Terry Adams, Jeanne Guy and Gana Thompson gave devotions about rules. Helen Anderson discussed physical fitness. Dill adds zest to boiled potatoes.
The Midway PTA met at the school Monday with Kathy Yarnell leading the flag salute and Mrs Curtis Carlson giving devotions. Elected to the nominating committee were Mrs John Blanscot Mrs Kenneth Nelson and Mrs Laural Yarnell. The High School Mixed Chorus performed and Superintendent Milo Peterson spoke on a recent school bill. Refreshments followed. At Leanna the Christian Women's Fellowship met Tuesday for a covered dish luncheon. Mrs Estil Cottle taught from the Book of Lot and presided in the president’s absence. February events were reviewed and spring plans set including a Vacation Bible School workshop and April 2 Apron Day with aprons to be cut and sewn. members did needlework after the business portion.
The Vilas Homebuilders HDU gathered Tuesday afternoon at Vilas Bethe Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Axel Larson and Mrs. Charles Doudna. Mrs. Milo Meyers led the creed and presided, with Mrs. Edgar Hutchison leading singing.
Sen Frank Carlson Republican will be the principal speaker at a Midwest Leadership Prayer breakfast at the University of Kansas Union. About 400 student leaders from KU and nearby schools are expected to attend with Campus Crusade for Christ and a Student Leadership Committee as co sponsors.
Instructions describe dissolving gelatin in liquid by applying low direct heat while stirring continually until completely dissolved. It emphasizes preventing overheating to avoid clumping or scorching.
An advertising flyer promotes GALAXON as a prescription free weight loss pill. It claims eight weight loss in seven days with no exercise or diet changes and offers a money back guarantee. The item is sold by Casey Drug Store at 121 E Main with mail orders available.
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