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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
3
A Sharp Eyed letter set from Fort Worth readers covers a teenage child’s upset over a divorced mother neglecting basic needs while funding her boyfriend, a doctor’s reply about patient privacy, and a couple’s observation on teens laughing at a mature film.
A reader narrator praises ginger date muffins enjoyed on a bright morning. The piece notes muffin enthusiasm and preference for reheated muffins with two boiled eggs.
A Home Demonstration Unit outlines teenager growth as physical emotional and social change. Adults should understand transitional independence conflicts and the shift from parental dependence to peer and adult guidance while supporting education religion and future careers.
At the St. Pat's themed BPW meeting 29 members and 19 guests enjoyed a buffet at the Tioga Ballroom. Martin Rotunno spoke on Cha nute city recreation, highlighting a summer program linking schools churches and clubs.
The Zion Lutheran Service Guild met Tuesday in the Educational Building with Mrs. Ralph Burghart presiding. Mrs. Henry Andert gave devotions "How Readeth Thou" as nine members heard a Lent topic by Mrs. Agnes Zimmerman. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer.
The Esther Circle of the Women's Society of World Service met with Mrs Edna Strohm at 406 W 7th on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs P A Swan presided at the business session and Mrs George Taylor led the lesson That They May Be Oaks on the churchs duty to the elderly. Thirteen were present including guests Agda Westerberg and Wesley Hamilton.
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church held a Wednesday business meeting with Mrs Wayne Ellis presiding. Mrs Robert Wells led singing. Mrs Jerry Jones accompanied. New books were presented by Mrs Robert Lopeman See After the War The Old Testament and the Fine Arts and The Master of Geneva.
Mr and Mrs Ed Bussman announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Kay to David R Powell son of Mrs Edith Powell The couple both graduated from Chanute Senior High School attended Chanute Junior College and work in Chanute Iola The wedding is planned for September 7.
The St. Cecilia Music Club met in the Memorial Building with 42 members present and guest Mrs. Helen Brisben. Highlights from the Hutchinson convention were given, a marionette show was presented, and a varied program ended with a chorus and tea.
The article notes buttering the soufflé dish and sprinkling with sugar before adding the soufflé mixture as standard prep. It emphasizes even coating to help rise and prevent sticking during baking.
The group served refreshments to 43 members and four guests including Mmes. W. O. Black George Kegin Roy Roberts and Jim Kellerman a new member.
The Chanute World War I Bar racks and Auxiliary attended a Pittsburg council meeting Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Geeding, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Vance, Mr. and Mrs. William Ronisick, Mrs. Kenneth Reinhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ratliff, Mr. and Mrs. Ed McAlexander, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rensing.
The Sunny Stone HD Unit met in Buffalo with 19 members and three children present. They voted to donate to the Red Cross and planned collecting, with Mrs. M. J. Clough assigning areas. The annual spring tea is March 26 at Altoona and safety posters were shown.
Hulda Parker OBS convened in the Masonic Temple with Mr. and Mrs. Junior Zimmerman as officers. Visitors from Tulsa and Erie attended. invitations from Toronto and Erie were noted. The charter was draped in memory of Carrie Edith Yates.
The Helping Hand Club met at the Grady Community Center on Tuesday for a special session. Attendees were served a luncheon, and the group produced 200 cancer bandages as the afternoon project, with numerous members named including Mr. and Mrs. Orval Ellis and others.
An advertisement touts GALAXON as a non prescription weight loss pill that suppresses appetite allowing normal meals. It guarantees a seven day fat loss or money back and is sold by Casey Drug Store with mail order option.
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