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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1963
Page
3
The Who's Who Study Club met with Mrs. Carl Jackson in Iola for a business session led by Mrs. L F Erickson. New members were admitted and ten members answered roll call. A dessert was served and the next meeting is April 15 with Mrs. Darlington.
The Shakespeare club met Monday afternoon with eleven members and two new members present. Mrs Don Abbuehl presided and led the group in reading King John, Scene 4 of Act III and Act IV. The next meeting is set for April 1 with Mrs Abbuehl at 221 E 9th.
A home remedy suggests mixing buttermilk and starch into a paste applied to the stain. Let it sit for two to three days, then rinse and dry. Repeat if needed.
Community groups schedule events across churches and clubs. Presbyterian Builders Class meets at 7 30 p m at 202 WN Washington. Women of Grace Episcopal Church gather at St Margaret s and St Mary s Sewyer Hall 10 a m. First Baptist Women host in circles at various addresses. Lydia Junior and Priscilla groups hold afternoon sessions. Friendly Thimble Club and Methodist Church party planned. Thur March 21 features Modern Mothers meeting and Junior St Cecilia Music Club 7 30 p m. Chapter D C PEO hosts 2 p m. Rural Homemakers and other clubs meet with covered dish luncheons. All day Church of God WMU event noted. Senior Mothers Club at Memorial building.
The Elks Club March covered dish party honored birthdays Del Keath Ray Smith Lon Pace Mrs F E Carpenter Richard Guenther and Don Mallory at the Elks Lodge Saturday. Card games followed with bridge pinochle and canasta winners named for women and men.
Esther Circle of the Grant Avenue Baptist Church met Monday evening with Mrs Hugo Larson at 1409 W Main. Mrs E M Pearson led the business meeting and devotion. Mrs Hilman Huffman taught about missions in India. Refreshments were served to 13 members.
Ellen Stryker, Extension Home Economist for St Clair and Benton counties Missouri, and Bill H Harrison, son of Mrs J C Harrison of Texico New Mexico, plan to wed April 28. Harrison is stationed at White Man Air Force Base near Knob Noster Missouri.
A list of residents from Cha nute and surrounding areas includes Everett Christian, Monty, Linda, Shane, Janet, Glen Uden, Kim, Tammy, Debbie, Sherri, Myrl Ford, Nancy, Karen, John, Don Mears, Marvin, Sherri of Wichita, Larry Brock, Stephanie, Mark, Alisha, John Mears, Sandra of Humboldt, Ivan Mears, Arnold, Lawrence Brock, Dean, rural Yates Center.
Twenty five members of the Chanute Recreation Commission Arts and Crafts club worked Monday at the Launching Pad from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. producing ceramic tile trays bowls and trivets. The group plans another meeting on April 1 and gift cards will be made at the Senior Citizens meeting on Friday March 22. Instructors were Mrs Hans Herold and Martin Rotunno.
A Sunday March 17 gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Brock and Dean in rural Yates Center celebrated several birthdays including Laurence Brock Marie Brock Mrs Everett Christian Mrs Glen Uden Mrs Larry Brock and Alisha. Attending were John and Marie Brock of Buffalo and Merrill Brock with Bruce and Brenda among others.
The Deborah circle of the First Methodist Church met Monday evening at 626 S. Kansas, with Mrs. James Taylor in charge of the business session and devotions led by Mrs. Grover Sullivan. Mrs. Taylor delivered the lesson What Can We Tell Our Children about Suffering, substituting for the absent Mrs. H. E. Campbell due to a family death. Refreshments were served to 11 members and one guest, Mrs. Eugene Geyer, by co-hostesses Mrs. Forrest Miller and Mrs. Gene Orr.
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