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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1963
Page
3
Mildred Walker of Kansas State will discuss new foods and packaging at a March 14 program in Erie courthouse meeting room. She will compare costs, forms, and value as the average shopper spends about $392 per person on food and items change rapidly in supermarkets.
The Rainbow Home Demonstration Unit met at 429 S Lincoln hosted by Mrs. Dewey Bedell with Mrs. James Gordon presiding. Ten members answered roll call with a gardening hint.
On October 2, 1920, 15 women gathered at the home of the late Mrs. William M. Gray in 222 W. Main to form the Round Table Study Club. Charter members A C Dickinson and William M Haines remain. Initial programs featured papers on life and works of the old masters in opera art and literature.
A reader urges Ann Landers to push bold menswear colors like electric blue and pink to brighten wardrobes. Ann dismisses the idea, saying she won’t champion flashy suits. A second letter questions a fiancé about past gossip before marriage, while a third asks if a husband should take an eight year old to school during work.
A recipe notes crabmeat and wild rice casserole for a buffet. It lists ingredients including crab meat, green pepper, celery, tomato soup and juice, mushrooms, buttered crumbs, and spices, with steps to boil rice, parboil vegetables, combine liquids, layer in a casserole, top with crumbs, and bake.
The note lists five newborns at Neosho Memorial Hospital with parents and addresses in Galesburg Neosho and surrounding area: Jack Dwayne Falkingham Clifford Charles Rhonda Kay Roots Kay Renee Schaal Rebecca Lee. Also includes cake pan tip waxed paper and Federation heritage of the Modern Study Club with officers and long standing service to Boy Scouts Red Cross UNESCO and Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary.
Mr and Mrs Richard Wiggans and Jack R J hosted a congratulatory dinner Sunday evening at the Silver Grill for the Midway Jets cheerleaders and friends. Attending were coach and Mrs Don Walburn Supt and Mrs Milo Peterson and the cheerleaders Judy Anderson Marilyn Nelson Beth Blair Carolyn Johnson Sandra McMillen and Maxine Wiltse. Members of the team are Brian Morton Herman Anderes Terry Pittser Roland Wiggans Gary Walburn Lennie Harvey Jack Eagle Gary Follmer Tom Ayers Dick Wiggans and the trainer Steve Yarnell.
Mrs. C. C. Cheney led a skin care demonstration with Mrs. Warren Babcock as model at the TOPS Determinettes meeting Friday afternoon in Sawyer Hall. Mrs. Dave Brotton presided as crown winner for the most weight lost. Next meeting features a St. Patrick's party at 1 30 p.m. February weight losers will be honored. Committee: Mrs. A. O. Dimon, Mrs. C. C. Winans, Mrs. Bert Beck.
The Rural Community gathered Friday evening at the school with Mrs. Robert Lopeman presiding. After the business portion a film Seconds For Survival was shown followed by a flute-a-phone number performance by Christy Rollow Kirk Rollow Brad Hart and Bill Hart with Bruce Parker. Lynn Rollow and Coleen Reno sang a duet and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Alan Rollow and Mrs. Mabel Pens.
The Senior Citizens Club gathered Friday at the Memorial Building for a covered dish luncheon. Mrs. Ed Wolfe and Mrs. Etta Roberts led group singing, with Mrs. Joe Ermey conducting. Forty members answered roll call with quotations. after the business meeting, games followed. Methodist church women hosted. next meeting is March 22 at 1 30 p.m.
Brown a half cup of slivered blanched sees in a couple of tablespoons of butter and sprinkle over cooked snap beans, green peas or broccoli.
The social calendar lists meetings and gatherings for Tuesday March 12 1963 at multiple venues including Hutton school Masonic Temple Memorial Building Carpenters Hall and various homes. Activities cover Girl Scout Father Daughter banquets Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic and numerous clubs and church societies with times from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. in Chanute Neosho and surrounding areas.
A kitchen tip explains chilling cornmeal mush for breakfast and rinsing the pan with cold water before pouring in the mush to help release it.
Scout Den 5 Pack 3 met Saturday with den mother Mrs H E Campbell at 518 S Malcolm. Denis Mueller denner collected the dues. Conservation was discussed followed by singing America and flag salute. They did an imaginary trip through the northeast states then worked on the craft project. Refreshments honored Mike Campbell and Brian Mee.
The user presents five language questions with proposed answers. They ask for corrections and pronunciations, showing preferred edits: 1 uses UPON instead of after to avoid redundancy and removes away. 2 suggests er- go with first-syllable accent. 3 identifies surrealist as misspelled. 4 defines didactic as instructive with pronunciation. 5 provides ephemeral as a prefix ep- word meaning short-lived.
A seasoned flour coating for chicken uses flour salt and pepper and adds paprika to give the bird a rosy glow when frying.
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