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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1964
Page
3
Watermelon and cantaloupes appear in area markets along with plentiful tomatoes. Local vegetables such as lettuce, celery, corn, beans, peas, spinach, cucumbers, peppers and new potatoes are offered with various price notes. The piece also lists prepared foods and pantry basics, plus regional meat and poultry deals and seasonal produce highlights.
Women's Society of Christian Service circles met yesterday for pledging services and annual planning. Orpah circle hosted by Mrs. Wood with 13 members. Rath circle at Mrs. Bouray with 14 members and 2 guests. Naomi circle at Mrs. McCune with lessons led by Mrs. Fos ter. Martha circle at Mrs. Fisher with 12 members and 2 guests. Elizabeth circle at Mrs. Brown with 13 members and 2 guests. Mrs. Smull ing elected leader for next year with Mrs. Heaton as assistant. Calls to shut-ins followed gatherings.
Neosho Memorial Hospital will host a nurse aide training class starting in early June with facility and instructor provided by the hospital administrator Glen Dormois. If 15 applications enroll by May 25, the program will run as a public service. high school juniors and seniors are urged to enroll though summer job prospects are unlikely. Applications are available at the hospital switchboard.
Sunflower Chapter OES honored 20 past matrons and patrons at a Wednesday evening meeting. A white wheel symbolizing the wheel of time was placed in the east as roses were laid on it for attendees. Mrs. Ora Cheyney and Mrs. Howard Carder contributed blossoms, gifts were from Mrs. Violet Jeffers, and memorial flowers honored deceased members. Mrs. Gilbert Wilson and Glenn Chickadonz presided, with introductions of Kenneth Raney and Harry Patterson. May Shirley’s memory was honored as the charter was draped. refreshments and spring flowers decorated the scene.
Ever Ready 4 H club members enrolled in a beginner's cooking class met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Harry Rauhoff. Seven members attended. Melody Barr and Sherry Oliver baked a golden glow cake. Candy Barr and Vicki Rauhoff made brown sugar frosting. Ruth Jones made a pineapple cooler. Next meeting is May 27 at 4 p.m. with Mrs. Rauhoff.
Mrs Dean Gough at 620 West Elm welcomed St Margaret's Chapter of Women of Grace Episcopal for a meeting. Hostess duties were by Mrs Dorothy Wilson. Devotions were led by Mrs Joe Winkler and the lesson Angl ican Communion Its Place and Destiny was given by Mrs William Gray Sr.
The M. O. Cartlidge No. 16 Circle met Tuesday afternoon in the Memorial building with nine members present. Mrs. Clara Miller presided in Mrs. Emery Lewis’s absence. Cards were signed to send to sick members. Mrs. Miller won the door prize. The May 26 meeting will feature a salad luncheon.
Betty McGrath hosted the Sub Debs at her residence 201 S Tennessee on Monday evening. Paula Hunyman presided. 20 members answered roll call. Plans were set for rush week and rush parties. The next meeting is with Nancy Pennington at 21 S Rutter on May 26. Refreshments were served.
The Christian Women’s Fellowship met Wednesday afternoon for an Indian luncheon at the church. Recipes from India shaped the menu. Mrs. T. H. Cronemeyer and Mrs. Jerry Jones led committees. Worship by Mrs. Lowell Kreider followed. Lesson “Looking at Ourselves” given by Mrs. John Bowes with assistors. Duet by Mrs. Alan Collins and Mrs. Robert Wells, aided by Mrs. Jones. Meeting presided by Mrs. Forrest Clemings. attendance 53.
A Rome New York police officer stopped two men pushing baby carriages at 5 a.m. Wednesday and found five cases of beer in the carriages. The men admitted stealing the beer Tuesday from a grocery store and planned to evade suspicion by using the baby carriages to transport it.
Buffalo The Sunny Stone HD Unit met Tuesday evening with Mrs. W. B. Brown presiding. Mrs. Homer May and Mrs. Wayne Henkle hosted. roll call prompted a first aid suggestion. Mrs. Brown reported on Coffeyville district meeting and Red Cross swimming emphasis. A cancer fund donation was made. door prize won by Mrs. Cleo Rutherford. Group singing led by Mrs. Clough and Rutherford. Refreshments passed by hostesses. iris arrangement on lace table. June meeting planned with Mrs. Parie Carlson.
Inspections by Grant B Wilson district commander and Mrs George Wilson were conducted at the Iola barracks and auxiliary meeting Wednesday night. A covered dish dinner preceded the meeting. Attendees from Chanute included Grant Wilson W L Geeding William Rensick Ed McAlexander L M Markman John Thielen Charles Ratliff Ed Lesher Charles Hogans and Mrs George Wilson. The district meeting will be in Iola June 14.
A quick note suggests whisking a small amount of instant coffee into confectioners sugar frosting to create a coffee flavored glaze suitable for eclairs and other pastries. The method enhances flavor without heavy texture changes.
Thornburg HD Unit led by Mrs. C Myers meets at Altoona at 1 p.m. Neosho Valley HD Unit with Mrs. John McGinnis gathers. Highland hosts at 2 p.m. TOPS Determinettes with Sawyer 1:30 p.m. Bridge at Country Club 3 p.m. Parent Class at First Methodist Church at 5 p.m. Past Presidents including Mrs. Frank McBeth at 1 p.m. Saturday May 6 features Savere Dance Club and Alcott School event 66 TM.
Mrs Earl Olson presided at the Zion Lutheran Service Guild meeting held Tuesday evening at the church. Devotions were given by Mrs Glen Allison. Mrs Roy Wall and Mrs Robert Lassman reported on the Lutheran Women district meeting in Dodge City last week and announced that Terry Lassman daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Lassman 101 N Forest was among eight Kansas youths awarded teaching scholarships. refreshments were served by Mrs A H Alcott and the remainder of the evening was spent quilting.
Dr. Margaret Wolf installed new officers at the Wednesday evening BPW meeting in the ball room of the Tioga Inn. Mrs. Roy S. Gibson spoke on Doors. National Hospital Week was recognized and Ruth Spencer reported on the hospital library founded a year ago. Only 35 of 126 books were available in a recent check. others hoped to be returned soon. Adeline Fortney led the business meeting and announced annual committee reports next. Approximately 30 attended the dinner and meeting.
The Associated Press notes beef and turkey lead the list of price gains among staple meats. Analysts point to supply demand factors keeping meat costs elevated as groceries stay costly for households nationwide.
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