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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1962
Page
3
Tuna loaf recipe with thyme and parsley. Includes ingredients for loaf and herbed egg sauce, plus directions to bake in a loaf pan at 350 degrees for about an hour and to serve with the sauce yielding eight servings.
Seventeen Quest club members met Tuesday at 118 S. Highland hosted by Mrs. William H. Bailey. Mrs. Vincent McCune conducted roll call with histories of presidents Harding Coolidge Hoover. Mrs. Fred A. Johnson led the 19th Century Poetry lesson, assisted by Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Hudson. Next meeting set for April 10 with Mrs. Warren.
The Social Scene lists events: Thursday Bridge Club at Mrs Arch Allen 028 S Central 1 30 p m. Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church. Friday Post Officers club Golden Shrine supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Kennedy Walnut 630 p m. TOPS Determineties Sawyer Hill 130 p m. Helping Hand Club met Tuesday with Mrs E B Rowson 329 W 6th. 23 members and guests enjoyed a dish luncheon quilting. next meeting with Mrs Loyd Whitworth. cake bakers named E J King Fd Lemback Winnie LaRue Ed McAlexander.
A luncheon for 14 Athenaeum members was held Tuesday at an Iola restaurant. Tables featured arrangements of spring flowers. Mrs. H. C. Miller, retiring president, led a brief business meeting after the meal.
Meadowlark Council will stage a three day Spring conference at Camp Osage near Bartlesville featuring camp skills demonstrations nature hike campfire folk dancing and a talent show. Chanute attendees include Andrea Evans Holly Harris Karol Jeffers Debby Myer Helen Youngberg Mary Ellis and Regina McGeehee. Troop 133 leader is Mrs Joe L Harris of 401 S Ashby.
Emelie Loraine Chaney daughter of Edward Chaney of 1714 W Main and T Sgt George E Venus son of Mrs Alice Venus of 1119 S Central wed March 18 at First Christian Church. The Rev Lamoine Waldron officiated with Karen Kreider as organist and James H Chaney as father of the bride.
After May 1 the M. O. Cartlidge circle 16 will be at home in Westover Massachusetts. The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic met in the Memorial building for a covered dish luncheon and meeting. Eleven members and three guests attended. Three members cut 600 coupons toward a seeing eye dog. Mrs Jess Kuhn won the door prize. Next meeting slated for April 10.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist church held its third study on The Meaning of Suffering led by Mrs. John Camerell. Mrs. Frank Carter presided with devotions by Mrs. Marie McDonald and participation from Mrs. Hemphill and others. Hostesses served refreshments. final study is set for April 3 with Mrs Hemphill.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary met in the Memorial building with a covered dish dinner honoring January February and March birthdays. Thirteen delegates and thirteen alternates were elected to attend the third district meeting at Winfield April 29. Officers were elected and 9 at 7 30 p m officers to be installed.
A reader asks Ann Landers how to handle a grandmother whose knitted gifts do not fit or suit her grandson. The guidance suggests revealing Howard wears the items only on special occasions and to intervene with a visit. The column also covers a family dilemma about Beth leaving home for college and advice on a younger reader feeling underpaid compared to a neighbor.
Mrs. Riley hosted 16 members of the Round Table Study club Tuesday afternoon at 812 S High land. Mrs. Curtis Van Gundy presided while Mrs. W H Riley reviewed Edward Streeter novel Chairman of the Bored about an executive solving retirement at 65. The next meeting, a closing luncheon, will be April 10 with Mrs. Charles Day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carter of 608 N Evergreen mark forty years married with a Sunday home observance hosted by their daughters Mrs. Wilbur McCormack Humboldt and Mrs. John Kinney. They wed April 4 1922 in Iowa and lived in Kansas City until 1928 before moving to Chanute. Their family includes three daughters and six grandchildren.
Les Des meets Monday evening with Nicki McGuire at 302 W. 4th and 26 members present. Vickie Gardner presided and plans were made for a money making project. A tincraft demonstration was given by Mrs. Hans Herold and Mrs. Mike Herold.
Evangelism by Southeast Baptist Association includes pulpit exchanges with Rev. Roy Harrington guest preaching at Trinity and First Chanute. Kaw Valley Boy Scouts leader Don Baldwin spoke at Rotary Club as Ann's Night observed. twenty eight Anns attended with corsages and recognitions. Additional social visits noted among Humboldt residents and visitors. Hong Kong hosts nearly 3.5 million residents in 398 square miles with population forecast to rise by about one million in ten years.
Hulda Parker Chapter of the Eastern Star met Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple with officers presiding. Guests included Wayne Taylor from Sunflower Chapter and C D Hanson mother advisor of Rainbow Girls. Gifts were exchanged, Rainbow Girls were honored, and Denise Churchill Barbara Hunt and Marilyn Caldwell announced line officers. Junior Zimmerman presented gifts to Mrs Hanson. Miss Hunt performed Under the Leaves. A social hour followed with decorations in Rainbow colors and a carnation centerpiece.
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