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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
3
Beef and more beef is the continuing report. For the fifth consecutive month beef is on the U S Department of Agriculture the plentiful foods list. The extension economist for Kansas State University advises this is mature beef of high quality. About one third of the beef sales is steak and some 31 per cent is ground beef.
Miss Sandra Lee Redmond and Robert Scott Phillips announce their engagement. The ceremony will be at Grace Presbyterian Church in Wichita on May 31 at 3 PM. Sandra Redmond's education includes Emporia College Central State College University of Wichita and she works at Commonwealth Securities Co. Phillips is a College of Emporia and KU graduate pursuing seminary studies at McCormick Theological Seminary.
The WMS met Tuesday evening at Trinity Baptist Church with Mrs. Thomas Ogden presiding. Mrs. Don Grogan delivered the lesson titled Salvation Means Breaking Walls. Mrs. Olive Sweeny gave the love dedication, and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Bill Hosfelt.
First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society held its annual spring luncheon with Mrs. Richard Worley Jr as speaker detailing work in Thailand and showing slides. Mrs. Vivian Arthur led the meeting as new president, with devotions by Mrs. Orville Nickerson and piano by Mrs. Ned Kaufman. A love gift was given by Mrs. Frank Coble and Thai items decorated tables as Mrs. Dale Sneeringer led grace.
Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit led by Ray Westling Marcus Barbee Lloyd Dalton Emory Lewis and Francis Meeker attended the district meeting in Coffeyville yesterday. The unit received a 20 year standard of excellence award and marked Home Demonstration Week with a display on proper storage use in a store window in the 100 block of West Main.
Mrs John Hemphill reviewed the book Black Like Me by John Howard Griffin at the Cheerful Workers Class meeting in the church basement. The program committee included Mrs Thomas Twedell and Mrs Elmer Peterson, devotions by Mrs E J McCandless, and presiding officer Mrs J W Johnson in the president's absence. Hostesses were Mrs Arnold Dixon Mrs C O Bowers Mrs L E Lofgren and Mrs Robert Jasper. 16 members and two guests attended.
United Presbyterian Women met in six circles Wednesday with Bible study on ministry, mystery and maturity from Colossians and a lesson from The Protestant and Politics. Circle hosts and leaders included Barbara Blackwood and Barbara Kensett. Circle 4 and 5 also featured lessons by D A Finney and G I Newton respectively.
Mrs. Catherine Schultz of 1718 S. Evergreen announces the engagement of her daughter Tamara known as Tiny to S4 John B. Black stationed at Fort Benning Georgia. His parents Mr. and Mrs Carl B. Black of Farmington New Mexico confirm the match. No wedding date is set.
Fay Wolfe was the honoree at a Monday shower held in the fellowship hall of the EUB church in Earlton. Hostesses were Rita Murrell, Mrs. Andy Reed and Mrs. Stanley Tubbs.
The Rainbow HD Unit hosts a May 8 gathering at 1 30 p m led by Mrs. Dewey Bedell at 499 S Lincoln. Hospital Auxiliary Tea at Neosho Memorial Hospital 2 p m. Hobby Club meets 2 p m with Mrs. Joe Wasser at 118 N Evergreen. Devoted Mothers Club with Mrs. Edward Offenbacker at 903 N Lincoln at 1 5 p m. LA of 86 LF and E Carpenters hall luncheon 12 30 p m bring table service. Miriam Circle Rebekah Lodge IOOF halt 7 30 p m. Senior Citizens Memorial Bldg covered dish luncheon bring table service for rides call HE 1 1992 between 8 a m and 4 0 p m 11 2 a m. TOPS Determinettes at Sawyer hall 1 3 p m. Bridge Country Club 1 3 Wilson Class First Methodist Line 10 a m.
Mrs. Charles Reeves hosted the Vilas Homebuilders HD unit at her Chanute area home with 16 members and one guest, Mrs. Warren Jones. The group earned a gold seal for 1963, heard a safety talk, viewed a store safety display, and collected for the Red Cross.
Christian Women’s Fellowship groups met Wednesday with reports on India and Nepal study and the India luncheon planned for May 13. Group 4 hosted by Mrs. P. J. Taylor at 115 N Western. Group 5 hosted by Mrs. Robert Wells. Group 1 with Mrs. Sam Mariucci. Group 7 at Mrs. Charles Wolfe. Group 6 at Mrs. Larry Larkey. devotion leaders and refreshments noted for each gathering. the National Council of Churches topic featured.
Mr. and Mrs. William Howard Colvin of Humboldt plan a Golden Wedding open house Sunday from 2 to 4 at 614 S. 8th. Their eight children will host. They married May 10, 1914 at Tuscumbia Missouri and had 14 children including Leonard William, Viola Gifford, Corrine Hibbs, Myrtle Lien, Cleo West, Emily Lien, Rosa Rutledge, Bessie Schaible, Norma Jean, Raymond Howard, Avis Edgerle, Kenneth Lee, and Herbert Eu.
Mr and Mrs Brad Wheeler will represent the Chanute Gem and Mineral Society at the Midwest Federation Show in Muskegon Michigan this July announced at the Tuesday evening club meeting in the Memorial Building. Plans include a Memorial Day weekend field trip to Ashland to hunt petrified wood agate and fossils. Glenn Ladd presided. program on The History of Trilobites by Robert E Williams.
The Rev. Thomas Scaletty, newly appointed assistant pastor at St. Patrick's, spoke to the women of St. Patrick's Altar Society at their Wednesday afternoon meeting in the school’s home economics room. Mrs. Lee Osborne presided and 21 members attended as refreshments were served by Mrs. Murray Shively and Mrs. Gene Mugrage.
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