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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
3
Betty Williams notes casseroles simplify meals for busy cooks with pork and beans dishes and baked ribs with sauerkraut. She offers tips on presentation, flavor boosters, and menu variety, plus a note on school lunch beef allowances and inspection.
Mrs. Lloyd Dalton led a lesson on Being a Leader at the Sunflower HD Unit meeting held at Mrs. F L Burtle’s home 1523 S Katy. Eighteen members and one guest Mrs Ed Sloan attended. A donation to the Neosho County UN Association was collected and scraps for quilts and carpet rags were gathered for the Southeast Kansas TB Hospital. Plans were set to attend the Erie spring tea. Mrs Sloan won the door prize.
Fifty year pins were presented to Zula Montgomery Babe Holloran and Mrs. Klint C Johnson at Sunflower Chapter CES meeting Wednesday evening at the Masonic Temple. Twenty five year pins went to Mrs Francis Meeker and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Caldwell. Presentations were by Arm and Bishop Parsons worthy grand patron of the grand chapter. Corsages were given to the fifty year members. Bishop escorted into the chapter room by a brass band led by Fay Clopine Kenneth Caldwell Carl Schickhardt Bernard Wyatt Ford Johnson Wayne Taylor Mr and Mrs Dave Evans. Lynette Davis was majorette. Mrs Howard Carder worthy patron and Schickhardt conducted the meet.
The M. O. Cartlidge Circle No 16 Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic held a business meeting in the Memorial Building Tuesday afternoon with eight members present. Irene Baker was voted into membership and a door prize was awarded to Marie Stipp. The charger was draped in memory of Mrs Marie Percy.
Lavon Adele Baker and Ira Eugene James Jr. were married at the First Presbyterian Church Moran in a single ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Fort Scott with Baker noted as a recent H. K. Porter Co. employee and James as a Ray Sheppard Motor Company worker.
Community clubs and church groups schedule meetings and social events. Friday features Executive Committee and various church activities at 1:30 p.m. plus senior rides. Saturday lists Neosho County United Nations Association council gathering at 6:30 p.m. at the Er ie home of Mr and Mrs Henry Watkins.
Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Chi Chapter met at Mrs. Roger Leeseberg home led by president Mrs. David Toland. Officers chosen for next fall include Toland president McLaughlin vice president Pack St Clair recording secretary Koop corresponding secretary Ron Poor treasurer. Poor reported on the Miss Chanute contest. The program “Let's Match Wits” was given by Toland. Poor will host the April 13 meeting at Mrs. Walter Poor's Route 4 home.
Murray Hill Mrs Edwin Rideau addressed the Murray Hill PTA study group at the Tuesday morning meeting in the school cafeteria about the qualifications of a school board member. Coffee and cookies were served to the 12 members present by Mrs Clifford Gibson.
Retired banker Richard Burnett in Providence Rhode Island walks his 22 month old Doberman Heidi daily with the dog trotting beside his car and Burnett holding the leash from the window. The routine serves as his exercise and Heidi dictates the pace of their morning drive.
The Annual Spring Tea by Neosho County Home Demonstration Units is set for Wednesday at 1 30 at Erie High School. Ethel Self of Kansas State University will speak on time and energy management with tips for efficiency. Erie High School Music Department will provide numbers. Tea hosts include Erie Lively Learners Rock N Roll and WW units. All county women are invited.
Donald Cutsinger of the State Employment Service spoke at the Kay Club meeting in the high school auditorium. He distributed job application pamphlets, answered questions from youths, and covered do's and don'ts of applying for work. Steve Alcock led the meeting with Steve Ashley introducing the speaker.
George H. Thomas of Smith Kline and French spoke at the Business and Professional Women's Club on amphetamine and barbiturate misuse and a new federal law effective Feb 1. He urged enforcement and stressed overcoming escape needs as key. Guests included Mrs. Schere Bove and members of the Chamber of Commerce Women’s Division and the AAUW. A Neosho County UN Association donation was noted, with plans for an Independence luncheon on April 17 and a Youth Power Conference in Iola Saturday.
A simple tip suggests brushing chicken with a mix of olive oil and lemon juice during broiling to keep it moist and add bright flavor. For best results, baste a few times and monitor heat to prevent burning.
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