Chicken Normandy recipe and weekend market tips recall summer
Betty Williams presents a home economics note on frozen chicken parts as practical party fare and introduces Chicken Normandy a recipe blending apple peach lemon and honey. The piece also surveys weekend groceries herbs produce and barbecue supplies highlighting strawberries rhubarb corn and fresh vegetables for summer entertaining.
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Betty Williams
Normandy
Arkansas
Texas
Women’s Society circles hold church lesson studies
Circles of the Women’s Society of World Service at the Evangelical United Brethren Church met this week. Lessons centered on Mission: Where I Live with stamp collecting for Church World Service led by Mrs. Harold Kimble. Several circles met in homes, reports of branch events shared, and refreshments served to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Church World Service
Harold Kimble
Weather in Cahoots With Market Gremlins
AP reports weather affects food prices with freezes harming fruit crops in the Great Lakes and other states. Officials foresee possible price drops later, but current damage from Michigan to New York raises fresh and frozen produce costs while peas and lettuce fluctuate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Lakes
Michigan
Clifford Conrad
Berrien County
Frank Klackle
Kent County
Mich
Ohio
Hudson Valley
Illinois
Erie
Texas
Washington
Installation by BPW Club at Tioga Hotel
Mrs Adeline Fortney led an installation service for new officers at the BPW meeting held Wednesday night at the Tioga Hotel. Torchlighters arranged the service and Mrs Clifford Lukenbill spoke on the year ahead while group singing was led by Mrs Velma Beasley. The club discussed selling identification bracelets and tags as a non profit project and coordinating with other groups. Plans were set for the state convention June 3 4 and 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Fortney
Tioga Hotel
BPW
Clifford Lukenbill
Scherel Booe
Lukenbill
Velma Beasley
Hazel Slane
Mothers Day Observed by Sunflower Chapter OES
Sunflower Chapter OES held Mothers Day observances at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Howard Carder and Carl Schickhardt presiding. The oldest mother present was Mrs. Minnie Carter, 96, a gift from Mrs. Ora Cheyney, and Mrs. Lee Embry earned honors for 12 grandchildren. Invitations went out for Rainbow Girls installation May 22 and a Pittsburg Friendship Night June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower Chapter
Masonic Temple
Howard Carder
Carl Schickhardt
Carder
Minnie Carter
Ora Cheyney
Lee Embry
Rainbow Girls
Pittsburg
Charles Berry
O. H. Bates
Sorghum Valley Grange Plans Rural Life Sunday Event
Members of the Sorghum Valley Grange met at the school house Wednesday night with Master L. McMillen presiding. They planned to observe rural life Sunday and urged members to attend their chosen church. The Wilson County picnic is set for June 5 at Butts schoolhouse near Fredonia. Mothers and graduates were honored and National Music Week was observed in a program led by Mrs. S. L. McMillen. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Reuben Bark and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorghum Valley Grange
L. McMillen
Wilson County
Butts Schoolhouse
Fredonia
S. L. McMillen
Reuben Bark
First Presbyterian Church
David Bideau
Safari Museum
Gary Davidson
Edwin Bideau
Ing Place
Naomi Circle
Dick McMinnimy
Richard Willis
Willis
Kansas City
Kan
Kenneth Summers
Galaxon Weight Loss Guarantee Advertised by Casey Drug Store
An over the counter weight loss claim promotes Galaxon as a fat reducing tablet with a money back guarantee. The ad promises full refund at druggist return with no questions asked and cites Casey Drug Store at 121 Main as the seller.
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Casey Drug Store
Filivd
Social Calendar Highlights on May Friday Events
The Dial Tribune lists community meetings and gatherings including luncheons at Carpenters' Hall and the Presbyterian church with Mrs Pearl Loveaul, Rebekah Lodge IOOF hall events, We Who Club at Sawyer Hall, Wilson Class at First Methodist, a Country Club bridge session, Hobby Club with Mrs Elsie Cartwright, Devoted Mothers Club luncheon, and an art fair at Murray Hill School ending at 10 p.m.
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E. Carpenters
Miriam Circle
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Presbyterian
Pearl Loveaul
N. Franklin
We Who
Sawyer Hall
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Hobby
Elsie Cartwright
Gerald Rowan
Murray Hill School
Regent Mrs Byron Myers Visits Local Sweet Adelines Chapter
Region 7 regent Mrs Byron Myers visited the local Sweet Adelines chapter on Wednesday afternoon. A reception at 102 N Larson honored her. officers received policy briefing and Honey Bees Quartet performed. Refreshments were served.
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Byron Myers
St. Joseph
The
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Irvine Brune
N. Larson
Myers
Grace Episcopal Circles Meet at Mrs Legge Home
Grace Episcopal Church circles from Grace, St. Margaret, and St. Mary met jointly at 112 N. Plummer in a Wednesday afternoon session. Mrs. Elmer E. Conklin led devotions and Mrs. H. W. Treloggen presented a Faith and Fear lesson from The Single Eye. Twenty six members attended.
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St. Margaret and St. Mary
Women of Grace Episcopal Church
Lawrence Legge
N. Plummer
Elmer E. Conklin
H. W. Treloggen
Altoona to Host Wilson County Singing Convention
The Christian church in Altoona hosts the Wilson county singing convention this Sunday at 2 p.m. Guests include Elmer Childress June Childress and their three daughters from Wichita. The convention meets monthly on the third Sunday. Publicity director is Rev. Julian Hawkins of Neodesha.
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Altoona
Christian Church
Wilson County
Elmer
June Childress
Popular Gospel Singing Family
Wichita
Julian Hawkins
Neodesha
Neosho Valley Coin Club Meeting and Auction
The Neosho Valley Coin Club met in the Memorial Building with president Joe Hilton presiding. Al Martens and Bill Lock conducted an auction of 120 coin lots. Door prizes were won by Norris Attkisson Everett Hole and Coleen Trabue. There were 36 members and one guest Ken Wight attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Valley Coin Club
Joe Hilton
Memorial Building
al Martens
Bill Lock
Norris Attkisson
Hepler
Everett Hole
Coleen Trabue
Ken Wight
Iola
Scout News Highlights Troop 115 Tea at Lincoln School
Troop 115 Brownies held a Tuesday afternoon tea at Lincoln School. Second graders presented for first grade girls as mothers watched. Mrs. John Splane spoke on leader needs. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Pete Esch, Mrs. Fred Ingram, and Mrs. Gary Upton.
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Lincoln School
Brownie Girl Scouts
John Splane
Girl Scout
Mmes
Pete Esch
Fred Ingram
Gary Upton
Milo Kesner
C. F. Risney
F. H. Henry
Ron Fleming
Clarence Williams
Harold Tarpley
Glenn Hummer
Don Hawley
Dean Billbe
Ray Hames
Woodrow F. Bower
Shirley Mangine
Splane
Louise Stephens
Alan Collins
Frank Coble
Faye Erickson
J. J. Holcomb
Lillard Parks
Garry Church
Farrel Coy
G. E. Roberts
Luncheon Held by Christian Women's Fellowship
The Christian Women's Fellowship held its annual salad luncheon in the First Christian Church fellowship hall on Wednesday. Group 5 chaired by Mrs A B Johnson hosted the event. Rev Bert Sutton presented Jamaica slides to 36 members. President Mrs Forrest Clemings led the meeting. Mrs Jack Parkins led the worship service.
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Christian Women’s Fellowship
Fellowship Hall
The
First Christian Church
A. B. Johnson
Bert Sutton
Jamaica
Forrest Clemings
Jack Parkins
Recreation Band Plans Summer Programs at Chanute
Glenn Peak, summer band director for the Chanute Recreation Commission, announced applications are out for grade school, junior high and adult summer bands. About 150 participated last year. Five concerts are planned at Central Park Community Building with rehearsals and practice times and days set for each group during six weeks starting June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Peak
Chanute Recreation Commission
Mrs Edwards Hosts GAR Ladies Circle Meeting
M O Cartlidge Circle No 16 of the Ladies of the GAR met at Mary Edwards home. Reports from Newton convention on April 26 27 noted by Marie Stipp and Ross Miller. Stipp elected junior vice president Miller department press correspondent. Circle placed second for new members. National convention in Grand Rapids Michigan in August. Twelve members attended. Door prize won by Mrs Miller. Salad and coffee served by Mrs Edwards with Mrs Blanche Woolery assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Cartlidge
Ladies of the
GAR
Mary Edwards
Marie Stipp
Ross Miller
Newton
Miller
Edwards
Blanche Woolery
Final Meetings of Season For Methodist Circles
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church held concluding season gatherings at various homes. Circles heard pledges for the new year and featured lessons, solos, and refreshments for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Chanute Tribune May 12 1966 Page 3 Highlights
Chanute Tribune reports May 12 1966 page three items highlight local events and notices including community happenings and brief notices from Chanute Kansas with era details and adjacent county references.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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WSWS
Rebecca Circle
William Baldwin
B. J. Lrue
Esther
Edna Strohm
Thelma Miller
Salina
Howard Brant
Frank Percy
Dorcas Circle
N. Western
R. O. Sperry
Robert Catlon
Agda Westerberg
Percy
Myrtle Moffatt
Grace Boman
Claude Carver
Cation
Fannie Whitteberry
W. 3Rd
Rath Circle
H. D. Ewing
Mayme Hamilton
BPW Club
Prather
Evergreen
Dial Tribune
Honey Bees Quartet
Grace Episcopal Circles
Scout News
Coin Laundry
Coin Dry Cleaning
North Allen
Central Park
Mrs. Edwards
Frigidaire
NEMA
Naff & Bolze Ace
Dean Foster
Warren Speery
Martha Circle
Mrs. Foster
S. Tennessee
C. A. Sharp
Bert Farmer
Esther Circle
Harve L. Johnson
R. 1
L. J. Junod
Ollie Jackson
Frank Burtle
Milo Johnson
Ethel Stevens
Ruth Circle
Felix Bouray
Edith
Robert Geiger
Charles Day
James Lusk
Bouray
G. P. Wheatley
Ed Blair
S. Plummer
Radiol Circle
Harry Lewis
I. O. Minniear
Wilbur Thompson
Presley Webb
Mary Circle
Noble Notestine
W. 7Th
Fred Malson
Ora Ritterhouse
Walter Poor
Orpah
Buford Fisher
J. Leroy Barker
Fisher
Jack Brown
Dean Kepley
Chanute Dry-Cleaners
Nation Cleaners
TOP Hat Cleaners
Peoples Cleaners
Emerson
Cectare
East Main
Chanute
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