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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1966
Page
3
A home cooking guide extols potatoes as a versatile feature for St Patrick's Day. It outlines unpeeled scrubbed prep in Cowboy Spuds and Fisherman’s Fries, plus bacon skillet breakfasts, pork chop dinners, faster baked potatoes, and deep fat fryer fry-ups with crisp skins. It emphasizes using unpeeled skins, brine flavor, and simple seasonings.
First Baptist Church circles met in various homes on Wednesday afternoon to prepare for the National Baptist Convention in Kansas City in May. Readings covered Alaska and Assam missions with devotions led by several members. Attendance varied from nine to twelve members with guests in some circles and plans for April covered dish dinners.
Kansas notes miss of ground hog forecast by days and hints of early spring. Betty Williams signs anticipate warming as Little League plans return while Girl Scouts sell cookies door to door. Purse clutter and essential items are debated. Kitten crop reported at K D Casper home with multiple pets in family.
Eighteen members attended the Women’s Chamber of Commerce gathering in the Orchid Room at Tioga Hotel Tuesday noon. Mrs. George Dufek, chairman, announced decoration duties for the April 20 Chamber banquet at the Masonic Temple and appointed committee members. Plans were made to refurbish spring flower baskets.
Grant Avenue Baptist Church circles met Wednesday with Ruth Circle at Mrs. Frank Hotchkiss home on Route 3. Frances Cottrell and J. R. Hale attended as guests among 19 members. Dorcas Circle met at 807 N Forest with ten members. lessons covered Spanish Americans and Spanish Accent. White cross work report and lapel emblems for the national convention were noted.
Past Presidents LA to B of RT host at 1 p.m. Mrs. George Wilson listed at 1113 S. Santa Fe. Golden Shrine and White Shrine of Jerusalem convene at Masonic Temple for a covered dish supper 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. We Who Club meets at Sawyer Hall 1:30 p.m. Wilson Class at First Methodist Dam. Bridge at Country Club 1:30 p.m. Laurel Mothers Club led by Mrs. Clyde Acree 323 W.vd at 1 p.m. Kansette Clue chaired by Mrs. Kenneth Cuming 143 $. Plummer at 2 p.m.
Six members of the sewing project class met with leader Mrs. Ray Zumalt at 316 N. Forest to discuss sewing project requirements garment judging and construction. Refreshments were served as the group heard Dr. Russell Drumright of Kansas State University speak on children's roles in Kansas. Also attending from Neosho County were Fred Delano and Lois O’Malley at Hutchinson and Erie.
The choir of the First Baptist Church met for coffee and rehearsal at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Umbarger on a Wednesday night. Delbert Tolbert led the choir, with Mrs. P. L. Forslund as organist. Twenty five members and two guests, the Rev. and Mrs. Dale Sneeringer, attended.
Mr and Mrs Robert Berry hosted their grandchildren Lorie and Danny Deane who stayed two weeks before returning to Wichita. They visited son Warren E Alford and family along with several other relatives in the area. In Savonburg Mrs Kenneth Ingels led Big Creek HD Unit with six members and Doris Rice joining. An all day foods lesson was planned for April 19 at Mrs V E Johnsons home.
The Wilson Sunday School Class of First Methodist Church met in the church fellowship hall Wednesday night. Mrs. Pearl Corbin gave devotions and shared The Broken Pitcher. Mrs. Nellie Sloman presided, with group singing by Mrs. Hazel Slane and a 6:30 dessert for 40 members.
Murray Hill PTA heard Pauline Flynn from the State Department of Social Welfare discuss Our Job as Parents Today. The meeting featured a Girl Scouts color guard, two Royster Junior High School musical selections led by Glen Peak, and a flute trio from the junior high. Mrs. Ruth Ruggles led the session. Third grade room mothers served coffee and cookies at the close.
Seventeen members of the Auxiliary of World War I Veterans sewed items for veterans hospitals on Tuesday. The all day meeting was at Mrs. Fred Heinze's home on R. 4 with assistance from Mrs. L. M. Markman who served dessert and coffee after a sack lunch at noon.
Members of the Four Square Home Demonstration Unit met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Earl Close 1307 S Grant. Mrs Glen Hanson of the Advisory Board gave the leadership lesson. A St Patrick theme was carried out as the hostess served refreshments to seven members.
Queen Esther Class of the First Christian Church gathered at 1404 S Malcolm Gossett home with Mrs. Joe Gossett and Mrs. Melvin French as hostesses. Mrs. C A Deay led, Mrs. Jim Evans gave a St Patrick history, and devotions were by Mrs. Rexford. Mrs. Barker shared travels to the west coast. 25 members and one guest, Mrs. Art Cline of Topeka, attended with refreshments served by the hostesses and Mrs. John Strong.
Mr and Mrs Frank Morss ages 92 observed their 72nd wedding anniversary in Moline Kansas. The couple previously farmed for six decades on land northwest of Howard and currently reside in a local nursing home.
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