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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
3
A collection of reader tips covers household hacks from stain removal with ammonia and alcohol to lining up Venetian blind cords with a painted end. Other notes suggest overnight nursery care for twins, wall hanging plastic mats, dating back letters, and calorie mindful hot chocolate.
Members of Sunflower Chapter in the Masonic Temple held a tribute to mothers on Wednesday evening. Ora Cheyney read a poem and a candle light service honored officers. Plans were made for a May 27 banquet for grand conductress Mrs Caldwell.
Dinner hosts Mr. and Mrs. Harold Henry R.4 on Wednesday evening honoring bride to be Karen Pillot and groom to be Dale Schiedel who will wed on June 10 in Erie. Guests included O. D. Sperry and Carol Kern with blue and white décor and a red rose centerpiece.
Mrs. Verda G. Franklin's five piano students performed at the National Piano Guild Auditions held May 10 at the Bowlus Art Center in Iola. The participants were Gail and Ross Abbuehl, Linda Ames, Melody Sherbenou, and Scotty York, all listed with their parent addresses.
A Greek Mother’s Day nod inspires a Raspberry Apple Crown. The dessert uses pound cake, raspberry gelatin and canned pie sliced apples, set in a spring form pan to form a crown. The creamy raspberry filling with apple pieces chills until firm and is finished with whipped cream and garnished apples.
Circles of WSCS met Wednesday at the First Methodist Church for lessons comparing Islam and Christianity. Hosts, devotions, and desserts were shared by Martha, Mary, Elizabeth, Naomi, Rachel, and Orpah Circles along with Esther Circle hosts. Guests included Mrs. Helen Reese and Dr. and Mrs. Duff Wagoner.
The Four-Square EH Unit hosted a spring tea and luncheon at Mrs. Everett Marvin’s home at 1102 N Kansas. Twelve members and one guest Mrs. Harold Seefeldt attended. Door prize was won by Mrs. Bob Christy. Mrs. Roy Johnson presented Hawaii travel slides.
The Dial Tribune lists LA of B of LF and E Carpenters' Hall luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Miriam Circle Rebekah Lodge IOOF hall at 7:30 p.m. We Who Club Sawyer Hall 1:30 p.m. Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 a.m. Bridge Country Club 1:30 p.m. Hobby Club Mrs Elsie Cartwright 408 West 2 p.m. Senior Citizens Memorial Bldg covered dish luncheon 11:30 a.m rides to call HE 1-4155 between 8 and 10:30 a.m.
Earlton group of the Women’s Society of World Service met with Zena Osborn and heard a report on the branch convention to be held May 14 in Topeka Forest Park. In Buffalo the Sunny Stone EH Unit held its annual guest day with 17 members and three guests and planned a first aid kit for a district fire truck.
Mrs. Ervin Lassman presided at the Zion Lutheran Ladies meeting. Mrs. Kenneth Hast y taught on Lutheran Confirmation. Rev. Robert Green showed A Time for Giving. Eleven members and new member Mrs. Berry Adams packed youth clothing for Navajo Lutheran Missions at Rock Point Arizona and for World Relief. May 31 next meeting date set.
Chanute Play School Association children toured Hans Flowers greenhouse then the public library. Mrs. Jackie Mitchell led the plant tour and each student received a plant. Mrs. Cresent Owens read Theodore to the group and the class presented a begonia to her.
Guests at a Kimberley hotel in South Africa during a recent week included a Mr Bond a Mr Goldfinger and a Mr Fleming. The hotel register serves as proof linking visitors to the diamond mining area.
Business and Professional Women installed new officers at Tioga Inn in a candlelight ceremony. Dr. Margaret Wolfe led past presidents lamp lighters and Mrs. Jim Davis presided. Delegates elected for the Wichita state convention May 19 to 21 are Marie Gibson Dora Lukenbill Ruth Shannon and Alice Ru ker. A Star Light bus trip to see Sound of Music was announced for Aug 26. Tables for the dinner were decorated by Ada Livingst on and Nelle Stevens with pink and white peonies.
St. Jane Circle of St. Patrick's Altar Society met at Mrs. John White's home 1106 S Tennessee Wednesday evening. Chairman Mrs. Paul Haight opened with devotions. A picnic for members and family was planned at Santa Fe Park on May 21. Mrs. Jim Morris gave the lesson, followed by group discussion. Refreshments were served to 12 members.
Mrs. Joan Oliver of Garden City and Marvin Eugene Lundberg of Ogilvie Minnesota wed Saturday afternoon at Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. William Baldwin officiating. The ceremony featured a pink lace two piece dress and pink white corsages.
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