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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
3
A nostalgic guide to celebrating Mother's Day with simple breakfasts and brunch dishes. Recipes include chilled apricot nectar with pears, Eggs Benedict with ham toast, and Fresh Orange Custard Brulee, plus candied orange slices and a spring produce preview.
Harmony HD Unit led by Mrs Wayne Berthot hosts May Fellowship Day at First Christian Church at 1 30 p m Sawyer Hall hosts Seamona HD Unit with Mrs Harry Briley at 1 39 p m Who Club 730 p m Wilson Class meets at First Methodist Church 10 a m Bridge at Country Club 1 30 p m Laurel Mothers Club led by Mrs James Potter at 322 W 4th at 1 p m
Members of the Christian Women's Fellowship held Wednesday sessions at various homes to study Functions of a Christian. Group 2 met with Mrs. R C Barker. Group 3 gathered in Heritage Room with Mrs. Albert Benson presiding. Group 4 hosted by Mrs. Lowell Kreider with lessons by Mrs. A C Dimon. Group 5 planned May Fellowship Day and salad luncheon. Group 6 hosted by Mrs. Don Cooper with co host Mrs. Kenneth Alger. A total footnote notes 16, 12, and 18 attendees across groups.
Mrs. Robert Geiger Mrs. Harold McNeal and Mrs. Howard Jenkins led a panel on The Ecumenical Age at the Wednesday WSCS meeting in the First Methodist basement. Mrs. Geiger accompanied songs while Mrs. Jester heads to Portland for the National WSCS. Dr. Wagoner installed new officers as Mrs. Minniear and Rachel circle hosted the tea setting.
National Piano Guild rating audition held Monday to Wednesday at the Bowlius Art Center Iola drew four county area students. Mrs Verda Geer Franklin students Ed Chris and Ross Abbuehl Linda Ames Barbara Stange Els more earned excellent ratings. Gail Abbuehl and Pam O'Daniel achieved superior ratings.
St Patrick's Altar Society held circle meetings in members' homes with lessons from New Horizon in Christian Living. Several circles planned future events including a May Fellowship Day Tea at First Christian Church and a garage sale workshop.
Presbyterian Women met in circles on Wednesday to study the book of Jonah in The Reluctant Missionary. Announcements included the Mother-Daughter Banquet on May 18 and May Fellowship Day.
The Klaudt Indian family from the Dakota Badlands will perform at Wilson Avenue Baptist church Friday at 8 pm in colorful Indian costumes. The family features quartets trios duets solos and full family arrangements. They have spent 35 years in full time ministry traveling about 100000 miles annually across the United States Canada and Mexico.
Mrs. J R Hale spoke on the National Convention set to begin May 11 in Kansas City during a WMS meeting at Grant Avenue Baptist Church on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Vernon Youngberg and Mrs. Jim McKenzie led the program with devotions and readings.
Tom Windle of Bartlesville demonstrated stone cutting and polishing from rough to cabochon at the Chanute Gem and Mineral Society meeting in the Federation Room. A report on the April 24 field trip was given. Guests included Mrs. Bob Rice and Mrs. Glenn Ladd. A covered dish dinner is planned for the next meeting.
The Friendly Thimble Club gathered at Carrie Deck's 1017 N Washington home with president Mrs Charles Tripp leading devotions. Seven members attended and wore white corsages for Mothers Day. guest Mary Brummett of Butler Mo won the door prize and the oldest mother award.
Mr and Mrs Verle Markham announce the marriage of their daughter Verlene Kay Markham to Lance Gurwell son of Mr and Mrs Clifford C Gurwell Iowa The ceremony took place Saturday at the Methodist Church in Erie with Rev Wayne Newlin officiating A short honeymoon to the Ozarks followed and the couple will reside in Lola
Betty writes on coupon fatigue from a home show and surprising solicitations. The piece notes being selected for prizes like a vacation lot or a ride around lawn mower, with regret over not winning and a mention of draperies offered to others.
The Buffalo alumni banquet will be held Saturday night at the community building at 6 30. The Sebanaires provide the program and dancing follows to the music of Lawrence Barr and his orchestra.
A promotional offer promises a $25 discount on the first freezerful of food after buying a deep freeze. The deal targets households outfitting freezers and aims to boost sales of food storage appliances.
Ad claims Galaxon a fat loss tablet available over the counter with a money back guarantee. It states you can lose excess fat, gain length of life, and get a full refund by returning the package to your druggist with no questions asked. Sold by Casey Drug po A Main-Mail.
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle met in the church basement with 13 members answering roll call led by Mrs. Marius Phillips. Mrs. Charles Reeves presented the lesson Preparing for Your Ministry, and Mrs. Paul Dent led the dedication of the Mite Boxes. Plans for the May 30 Vacation Bible School were discussed and clothing for World Relief sorted and packed.
Mrs. B F Wyatt presented colored slides of Bacone College students and work at the Women's Mission Society meeting in the church basement. The program titled ten thousand dollars to furnish Bacone's future followed a salad luncheon and was led by president Mrs Vivian Arthur. Reports from the Humboldt associational meeting were given by Mrs Frank Coble and Mrs Frank Baughn, with a love gift dedication by Mrs Coble.
Cub scouts met Wednesday afternoon at 502 S. Lincoln with Mrs Earl Vore and assistant Mrs Lige Matlock. Robin Cook led opening salute. Gifts were given for Mother's Day and Randy Matlock served refreshments to six members. Group singing closed the meeting.
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