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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1961

Page

3

Home Demonstration Week Observed in Kansas

Kansas homemakers across counties observe National Home Demonstration Week in the centennial year. They compare today's homemaker with those of a century ago and note increased duties with families, farms, jobs, and community roles. A Kansas State University spokesman cites program reach: 50,000 farm homes 37,000 rural non farm homes 80,000 urban homes influenced. 21,000 women serve as volunteer leaders. A picnic is planned for May 17 at Santa Fe Park with centennial attire.

Kansas Manhattan Kansas State University Ralph Reinhardt Pittsburg Garnett Sedan Emporia

Brotherhood of Paiiread Treinmen Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall

The Social Scene notes a Brotherhood of Paiiread Treinmen gathering at the Odd Fellows hall at 2 30 p m. Bundey is listed among attendees for May 7 with the event scheduled in the Dial Tribune-HE column.

Brotherhood of Paiiread Treinmen Odd Fellows Hall

Epsilon Sigma Alpha State Convention Reported in Arkansas City

Mrs Booe reported on the Epsilon Sigma Alpha state convention at Arkansas City during a Thursday night meeting at Mrs Tom Bilancett 11 E 8th. Mrs Klingner showed Kansas convention slides. Refreshments followed in honor of Founder's Day May 1.

Scherel Booe Epsilon Sigma Alpha Arkansas City Tom Bilancett O. A. Klingner Kansas

Thimble Club Holds Meeting With Charity Vote

The Friendly Thimble club met Wednesday with Mrs. Fred Bartholomew in residence at 905 N Garfield. Mrs. J. B. Taylor presided as members read scriptures for devotions and voted to donate five dollars to the Cancer Fund. refreshments followed. The next gathering hosts are Mrs. F Braschler at 915 S Steuben on May 17.

Friendly Thimble Club Fred Bartholomew N. Garfield J. B. Taylor Cancer Fund F. Braschler S. Steuben

IC Guild S outer Corn Bread and Bean Supper Summary

The IC Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren church met at the church annex on Thursday for a corn bread and bean supper. Mrs. Rollie Sperry presided and Mrs. Orval Ebert led devotions and prayer. Mystery sister gifts were exchanged. The next meeting will be June 8.

IC Guild The Evangelical United Brethren Church Rollie Sperry Orval Ebert

PEO Plans State Convention in Lawrence

Chapter DD members will attend the state convention of PEO in Lawrence next week. The Thursday meeting was held at the home of Mrs Randall Diver 130 S Larson with Mrs Dwight Diver assisting the hostess.

PEO Lawrence Chapter DD Randall Diver S. Larson Dwight Diver

Circle seven United Presbyterian Woman meets at Mrs Nation home

Mrs Nation hostess Mrs John Nation 20 S Larson welcomed Circle seven of the United Presbyterian Women on Wednesday. The gathering began with a prayer. Mrs Jim Gilbreath led devotions The Good Shepherd and Mrs Alvin Jones taught The Christian Family Takes A Stand. Refreshments were served.

John Nation S. Larson United Presbyterian Women Jim Gilbreath Good Shepherd Alvin Jones

CWF Group Holds Meeting at Mrs Cox Home

First Christian church group four met Wednesday with Mrs Harold Cox at 308 North Franklin. Mrs P H Taylor assisted. The session opened in silent prayer. Mrs Taylor presided as Mrs Bessie Crabtree led the lesson Togetherness In Providing Tools for the Task. Guest Mrs LaMoine Waldron gave devotions The Way of Hope. Refreshments were served.

CWF The First Christian Church Harold Cox N. Franklin P. H. Taylor Taylor Bessie Crabtree LaMoine Waldron

Centennial Belles Chapter Formed by AAUW Members

Members of AAUW formed a Centennial Belles chapter Thursday night at the home of Mrs. W. T. Warren 620 S. High. The event marked the cluster’s founding with plans for local projects and community service.

Centennial Belles Chapter AAUW W. T. Warren S. High

Mrs Horton Hosts WMA Meeting at United Brethren Church

Mrs John Horton hosted the Women's Missionary Association gathering at the United Brethren church on a Wednesday. Prayers, devotions, and talks on spiritual growth and the WMA library were given by several members. A chuck wagon supper is planned for May 19 with closing prayers and refreshments served.

John Horton N. Grant Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church Bill Holman Elmer Gibson A. E. Turner Ira Grogan The United Brethren Turner WMA Arthur Garvison Horton Carrie Elmore

Chanute Girl Scout Meeting Plans Centennial Event

The Chanute neighborhood meeting of the Meadowlark Council heard Del Reed outline a centennial Chanute celebration set for June 11 to 17. Delegates from Chanute will attend the May 11 spring council meeting in Independence.

Chanute Meadowlark Girl Scout Council Methodist del Reed Elks Club Independence Camp Wonderwood Leslie Cox

Easter Hat Causes Quiet Storm In In-Law Feud

Dear Ann Landers column notes a reader distressed by her mother in law buying gifts charged to her account including an Easter hat. Advice urges setting boundaries and requesting no further purchases, with a call for shared responsibility and accountability.

Ann Landers Jean Dean Jean

Mrs Lewis Installed President of WSCS

Mrs. BH. W. Lewis was installed as president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist church with officer installations including Mrs. Del Reed as vice president and a long list of secretaries and chairmen. May events announced include a May fellowship on May 5, a Church World Service Truck visit to Chanute on May 16, and Officers Training Day on May 31.

BH. W. Lewis Woman's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church O. A. Klingner Art Holmes del Reed C. V. McCune L. L. McCune Ralph Heaton, Jr Children's Work Lee Embry Christian Social Charles Berry Howard Jenkins Bert Farmer Buford Fisher Ed Cathers Howard Jester Carl Pate Ethel Eaton Felix Bouray L. D. Perry Verne Woodring Unesco Charles Wesley Garrett WSCS WSG Lloyd Dalton A. A. Miller B. F. Kelso Herbert Fox J. F E. Bradshaw C. H. Pankratz Robert Geiger I. A. Minniear Charles Day Dalton John Young A. L. Thompson Circle Presbyterian Church Church World Service Chanute H. O. Older

Peter Pan Ice Cream Advertises Assorted Flavors

A local ad promotes half gallon Peter Pan Ice Cream at 5% fat available today and Saturday. It touts Cocoanut Pineapple Peppermint Cherry Nut and other flavors from the Peter Pan Store located at 902 West Main.

Peter Pan W. Main Lady

How to eat oysters and clams on the half shell

Hold the shell steady with the left hand and lift the oyster with the oyster fork. Dip into cocktail sauce and eat in one mouthful. Oyster crackers can be dropped into the sauce and eaten. When escorting two women, he assists the woman guest first with her wraps.

Chanu-comers Club Attends Sunflower Home Unit Event

Members of the Chanu-comers club were guests of the Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit in the Federation Room. Corsages greeted arrivals. Maypole decor and refreshments accompanied a program on Home Demonstration Units. Janet OConnor read, Solomon brothers and Cindy Bailey danced, and the Ever-Ready 4H Club performed square dances. The unit voted to join the Centennial Belles and adopted the Sunflower Belles name.

Federation Room Jack Works Humboldt Janet O'Connor Solomon Brothers Cindy Bailey Centennial Belles Sunflower Belles Lloyd Dalton Ray Westling Silver Bell Frank Burtle Suzy Quill W. L. McCown Lee Embry Burl O'Connor Board of Governors

Odense Unit hosts tea during National Home Demonstration Week

Odense Home Demonstration Unit hosted a Wednesday tea at Mrs. David Olson’s home to explain the unit’s work. Mrs. Harry Lindberg presided and reported on the Pittsburg district meeting. a Cancer Fund donation was made. Mrs. Bebbington led the food and weight lesson.

Odense David Olson Harry Lindberg John Bebbington Pittsburg Cancer Fund Bebbington Charles Olson Ernie Grizzle Debra Olson Larry Lindberg Linda Rice Clyde Russel Lloyd Carson Orlie Herbert Virgil Grizzle

Vilas Homebuilders plan visits. shoe lesson noted

Vilas Homebuilders Home Demonstration Unit plans member recruitment visits at Vilas church meeting Tuesday. Gayla Jo Cress presented a lesson "Buying Shoes" with slides and charts. District meeting report highlighted Wilson county presidents. fund donations to Cancer Fund and hospital canteen noted. Craft and food sale proceeds of 7.16 dollars reported. Refreshments served.

Vilas Vilas Church Marvin Olson Gayla Jo Cress Wilson County James Bentley Dwight Olson Pittsburg Cancer Fund Charles Doudna Robert Black Edgar Hutchinson Hawaii James Michener Jesse Olson Olson Harold Olson

4-H Club News Up and Atom Meeting Recap

The Up and Atom 4-H Club met in the Memorial Building Federation room. Terry Lassman led the flag salute while Julianne Brune and Patty Lass man led singing. Thirty two members and six parents answered roll call. Peter Martin gave a project talk on camera care. Recreation was led by Laina Nelson and Peter Martin. The meeting ended with the 4 H pledge.

Up and Atom

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