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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1966
Page
3
Advice on moral boundaries with a district boss and handling band solo woes. A teen girl complains of a peer’s favoritism in solos due to appearance, while a widow-to-be questions delaying marriage awaiting parents' death. Ann Landers urges caution and patience.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God conducted an all day meeting in the church fellowship room with a noon covered dish. Mrs. Joe Adams led the afternoon session and Mrs. Mary Rutherford opened in prayer. They rolled cancer bandages and prepared yearbooks. Seven members and four guests attended. The next meeting is April 7 at Mrs. Carrie Deck’s home.
Carpet rags were sewn for hostess Mrs. Ralph Baker by nine Friendly Neighbors Club members on Thursday. Mrs. Dale Rice won the door prize and a Heart Fund contribution was given. The April 21 meeting will be with Mrs. Vyrl Roberts.
United Presbyterian Women heard a panel of three church women Mrs. Bert Sutton of First Christian Mrs. Floyd Thuston of Church of God in Christ and Mrs. Kenneth Keas of Grace Episcopal describe their denominations. Sutton outlined baptism by immersion weekly communion and independent congregational governance while Thuston spoke of Pentecostal emotion and foot washing. Keas explained Apostolic succession sacraments and the prayer book.
Miss Judith Marie Henry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley J. Henry, is engaged to Thomas R. Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orum Adams of Earlton. Both graduates and former students attend Chanute colleges. Henry works at ILC, Adams at Sears. The wedding is set for July 16 at the EUB Church.
Modern Mothers Club members met at Mrs. Paul Harris 329 West Fifth after a visit to Ash Grove Cement. Mrs C J Anderson helped serve a dessert course. They arranged plans for a spring luncheon marking the group’s 25th anniversary.
Mrs. Ole Ball hosted the Friendly Thimble Club at 1711 S. Central. Mrs. Charles Tripp led the meeting and members shared devotions with Bible verses. Nine members and one guest attended with plans for spring flowers and gardens. next gathering with Mrs. Lois Ard at 1106 N. Steuben.
Sandy Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Walker celebrates her seventh birthday with a party at their Grant Street home. Green and white favors ice cream and cake mark the event hosted by her mother sister Vickie and aunt Mrs John Walker. Guests include her siblings and many neighbors and friends.
Cub scouts met Tuesday afternoon at 101 N. Plummer with Mrs Verda Jones. Kenny Jones served refreshments. John Minkler was elected denner and Dale Briener as assistant. They played games and worked on Knight armor as the living circle closed the meeting.
Mrs John C Splane local neighborhood chairman and Meadowlark Council board member attends a three day training at the Scout House Independence. National Girl Scout staff from the regional office in Kansas City will conduct the meetings.
Prepare a classic egg salad by mixing chopped hard boiled eggs with diced celery and chopped sweet pickle. Fold in mayonnaise and season to taste, then spread on bread for sandwiches.
Lois O Malley home economics agent for Neosho County spoke on selection and care of cutlery at combined Forget Me Not Town and Country and Rural Homemakers units in the Heritage Room. She advised a slicer and paring knife, recommended high carbon steel blades and sturdy handles.
A layette shower was given for Mrs. Ted L Manly Wednesday night at 516 N Steuben hosted by Mrs. Herbert Matlock Jr. Attendees included Mrs. Harvey L Manly, Mrs. Herbert Matlock Sr., Robert L Phillips, Carl Haynes, Bryle Haynes, Loren Brooks, Cecil Manly, C H Manly and Misses Sharon Calhoun Marilyn Brooks. Gifts came from Mines Homer Walker Walter Packard Edgar Kustanborter Fred Pugh John Simmons Misses Mary Jane Kustanborter Frankie Maksimowicz Kay Matlock Nancy Walker and Robert Matlock.
John C Cunningham, son of Ben H Cunningham, graduates from Sheppard AFB aircraft mechanics course and is headed to Dyess AFB for Tactical Air Command duty. Jeanne Guy joins Theta Iota at Kansas State University. Betty Martin to visit family in Sherman Oaks for a week. Tioga Tones performed at the American Legion birthday event in Coffeyville. Bartlesville visitors stayed with Henry Alford’s family. Children’s story hour feature Petunia, I Love You. WSCS district meeting attendees listed. Duff Wagoner and Mrs. Lewis noted for leadership terms.
The Senior Mothers club met in the Memorial Building for a program on the State of Oregon led by Mrs. Ola Locke. Devotions were by Mrs. Pearl Wink, 19 members shared a covered dish dinner, St. Patrick’s Day decor and Irish jokes marked roll call, with Mrs. A A Miller presiding.
Mrs A L Burns hosted Chapter CD of PEO at 402 S Garfield with Mrs A L Leverenz assisting. A St Patrick theme framed the tea table. Mrs Carl Pate led the meeting with 21 members. Mrs Howard Jester elected corresponding secretary. The lesson on Happiness Is Keeping Ship Shape covered isometric and isotonic exercises.
Center Ridge WSWS met with Mrs. John Shike on Wednesday. Scripture was read by Mrs. Willard Carlson and prayer by Mrs. C. H. Borchers. Branch convention announced for Salina May 3 4 and 5. Lesson by Mrs. Darrel Nelson titled This Moment of History Our Opportunity. Dismissal prayer by Mrs. Virgil Solomon and Mrs. Anna Carlson. Eleven members attended.
The article notes pineapple is common for upside down cake but peaches or apricots also work well. It suggests experimenting with different fruits to enhance flavor and texture in this dessert.
Small potatoes cooked in salted water to finish in their jackets. Drain peel and reheat in melted butter. Toss with lots of minced fresh parsley and serve.
Mrs. Ruth Horsley, housekeeper at N. L. Clemans home at 1215 S Malcolm, reported to police yesterday that several articles were missing from the garage.
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