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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1967
Page
3
A detailed recipe for Sugar Roll Shortcake with cinnamon nutmeg nuts and whipped cream. Includes ingredients such as biscuit mix sugar light cream butter and halved strawberries. Describes steps from mixing dough to rolling slicing baking and assembling with whipped cream.
The Rev. Bert Sutton showed slides of Haiti at Grant Avenue Baptist Women's Mission Society meeting in the church. Mrs. Glen Shockey gave the love gift dedication and Mrs. Frances Cottrell led devotions on Mothers Love. Barbara Webber played I Can Not Fail the Lord. Ruth Circle representatives served refreshments to 35 members and two visitors.
Six circles of the St Patrick’s Altar Society met Wednesday to read discuss chapter six from New Horizons in Christian Living. The next general meeting is set for June 7 at Santa Fe Park Shelterhouse.
Social calendar lists May 6 and 7 events including Church Women United at First Christian Church 1 30 p m We Who Club Sawyer Hall 1 30 p m Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 a m Bridge at Country Club 1 30 p m Laurel Mothers Club La Rosa de Oro 1 p m Harmony EH Unit Mrs Robert Johnson Humbolt R 2 guest day 1 30 p m Sunday May 7 Brotherhood of Railroad Train men IOOF hall 1 30 p m.
The annual district Extension Homemakers meeting at Parsons Municipal Auditorium gathered 1000 women from Crawford Labette Neosho Cherokee Montgomery and Wilson counties. Neosho County’s 29 EH Units were fully represented during EH Week.
Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Chi Chapter held a late night Ritual of Jewels for four members at Mrs. Mari Page’s home. Mmes. Moriarity Dixon Wiltse and Erikson received the ritual. Mrs. Toland presided and plans for year end were set. May 17 picnic at Santa Fe Park was announced with 14 members present.
Mrs Dwight Blackwood hosted the Cha nute Playschool Association meeting at 130 West 4th Street on Wednesday morning. Plans covered a May 10 field trip to a flower shop and library with several accompanying children and a May 26 final day picnic by train to Iola.
The Chanute Gem and Mineral Society held a covered dish dinner at the Memorial Building attended by 60 members and guests from Pittsburg Coffeyville and Bartlesville clubs. Thomas H. Rodgers and Kenneth Keller presented a Lost Wax Technique of Silver Casting demonstration. Keller won the door prize.
A salad luncheon hosted by the Women’s Mission Society of the First Baptist Church took place in the basement. Mrs. Vivian Arthur presided, with Mrs. Ray Hutchison and Mrs. P. L. Forslund leading songs, devotionals by Mrs. Leonard Carlson, and presentation of new year books and program material by Mrs. Dale Fairchild. Slides highlighted Haiti chapels as the group focused on the project and love gift dedication by Mrs. Frank Coble.
A grocery clerk with twelve years in the business notes one in four shoppers pay attention at checkout. He urges audible, accurate pricing to protect both customer and clerk reputations and avoid money mistakes. The column shares simple household tips and reader submissions on mugs, cookies, milk freshness, and cleaning methods.
Epsilon Sigma Alpha meeting with Mrs Lilyan Freeman of Humboldt Tuesday evening. Peggy Conway presided and Opal Franklin reported on the Wichita state convention. Next meeting will install officers at Tioga Inn on May 16.
Delma Jane Baker of Parsons is engaged to Robert M Pillot of Erie. Delma is a 1964 Erie High School graduate and Kansas State University junior majoring in home economics education. Pillot, a 1963 Erie High School graduate, works as a machinist apprentice for the Santa Fe Railroad in Kansas City. No wedding date is announced.
The Vilas-Vilas Homebuilders Unit gathered at Vilas Lutheran Church with Mrs. Edgar Hutchison and Mrs. Harold Olson as hostesses. Mrs. Hutchison announced a district meeting at Parsons on May 3 and a canning demonstration on May 26. A safety kit for the county fire truck was shown, the lesson was led by Mrs. White, and a book report on The Legacy was read by Joan Dorris. Cakes were baked for the TB hospital by Mrs. Elmer Anderson. Twelve members and one guest attended, along with four children.
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Elizabeth Circle led the Women’s Society of Christian Service program at the First Methodist Church. Mrs David delivered scripture as pupils from foreign countries in native dress were introduced by Mrs Dick Purdy. Mrs Charles Day gave the president’s pin to Mrs Carl Pate who begins her term on June 1.
Joe Balch a local attorney was named government appeal agent for the Neosho County Selective Service Board replacing William M Gray Sr both of Chanute. Each national board has a government appeal agent who consults on appeals of local board rulings as stated by clerk Mrs Nelda Wall.
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