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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1965
Page
3
Quick, easy and nourishing chicken dish with a four pound roast baked in foil. Includes stuffing with butter onion rosemary flour lemon juice stock and paprika. Also covers King Crab sauce and desserts plus quick tips and leftovers ideas.
Advice column excerpts revealing readers seeking relief from domestic frictions with husband over lunch packing and nightly farewell, including a reply about using a checklist to curb lunch critiques and varied responses to harassment. The column notes responses from Ann Landers and references the Chanute Tribune.
The Women of the WSCS at First Methodist Church held closing circle meetings led by circle leaders. Each circle presented the pledge service Money, a Tool for Fulfillment and welcomed guests while honoring retiring leaders with corsages.
Patsy Baughman, to wed June 12 with Steve Wein er, was honored at a bridal shower Monday night hosted by Marjorie Ward at 502 N. Kansas. Co hosts Sandy Robertson and Carol Kern led games and refreshments. Invited guests included Mary Neely, Beverly Tichenor, Karen Bergen, Mavoreen Gallager, Adela Ornelas, Dorrine Chandier, Rita Ostrander, Marilyn Wall, Linda Skaggs, Kathleen Eastburn, Ann Patterson, Mimes, Don Papst, Sam Baughman, Clark Ward, Bill Reese and H. L. Robertson.
Members of the Mary-Martha Guild of the First Presbyterian Church met in the church parlor for dinner Monday evening. Fourteen members and six guests attended. Mrs. George Crockatt presided, with Mrs. W A Goolsbee assisting. They led a Galatians lesson study and discussed the Mission Yearbook of Prayer.
Mrs. Leverenz rang up groceries totaling 209.87 in three minutes across seven trips, carrying 158 pounds of meat and other edibles. The Pepsi Cola prize was awarded after shoppers cleared the aisle for a race to the checkout stand. Her son Neal entered the contest using her name and joked it was a waste of time. She planned to attend a bowling banquet for dinner.
Bargains in beef and pork will be scarce this weekend due to tight live stock supplies. Households are advised to seek specials and affordable substitutes like eggs fish and chicken. Weather has trimmed some crops and fruit and vegetable prices may be higher in many regions with greens and cabbage seeing price pressure. Bananas and citrus appear as among the best fruit buys.
Sorghum Valley Grange met at the schoolhouse Wednesday night with Grange Master Bryan Burk presiding. Mrs. E W Maxwell reported on the sewing contest and said cook books are ready for distribution. S L McMillen summarized the Grange picnic at Fredonia May 2. Initiation planned for June 9. McMillen led a program The M s of May including a memorial service for two deceased members. Pot luck refreshments were provided by Mrs Maxwell and Mrs Roy Anderson.
Future Homemakers of Cha nute High School met Wednesday afternoon with Mary Neely presiding. The following new officers were elected Sherri Slater president Kelley Kern vice president Marsha Dent project chairman Leeva Carter secretary Karen Bidding social chairman Connie Hottenstein treasurer Mary Warner historian.
Scout News Pack 3 Den 2 Cub Scouts met Tuesday afternoon at Murray Hill school accompanied by Mrs John McMeekin. The group visited Katy park to plant flowers in a flower bed. Steve McMeekin served refreshments.
Diaz Tribune lists community groups marking May 14 and 15 with gatherings at Victory Four Square Harmony HD Units and more. Luncheons at First National Bank Mrs Max Tharpe and Miriam Circle IOOF hall, dinners and meetings at Sawyer hall and First Methodist, plus square dance club at Alcott School and other club activities.
The St. Cecilia Music Club wrapped up its season with a salad luncheon in the Memorial Building Federation room. Hostesses were Mrs. Lief Nelson Mrs. Duff Wagoner and Mrs. Jessie Young. Mrs. Paul Haight led the meeting and officers for the coming year were announced. The program Grass Roots Opera featured members D A Finney Dale Fairchild W H McMurray and Jerry Jones with accompaniment by Mrs. Geiger. Eva Cunningham installed the new officers and chorus officers were named for the year.
Mr and Mrs Glenn E Hanson announce the engagement of Lyla Laura Hanson to Hugh A Ross Jr son of Mrs Hugh A Ross and the late Hugh A Ross of Reading Mass Lyla is a BS graduate and assistant control manager in Maldens Spinning and Dyeing Co Lawrence Mass Hugh A Ross is a BS aeronautical engineer with Pratt and Whitney East Hartford Conn The wedding is set for August 7 at the First Baptist Church Chanute
Sunflower Chapter OES met Wednesday with Mrs. Violet Jeffers and Wesley Thompson presiding. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. William Templeton and a memorial read. Guest officers were announced for upcoming events in Yates Center Fre donia and Cherryvale on June 1 9 and razor.
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