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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1968
Page
3
Dear Heloise suggests a salt free cooking method for family meals. Prepare an unsalted portion wrapped in aluminum foil and place on top of simmering foods so the rest cooks with seasoning. Steam several packets together for easy, child friendly surprise meals.
The Santa Fe Women's Federation met Monday in Carpenters Hall with Mrs George Wilson and committee hosting. Mrs L R Rumbley led the business meeting, a white elephant game was played, and Mrs H M Bauer won the door prize. The next meeting is a pot-luck dinner on June 10 at 12:30 p.m.
Beverly Bohling of Enid Oklahoma will study music in Schleswig Holstein Germany for the 1968 1969 term. She is one of three district delegates chosen from 275 youths and is backed by Otterbein United Methodist Church. She will depart from New York City August 14 after preps at Collegeville Pennsylvania.
A compact reader note lists quiz prompts on Israel’s split kingdom, Jewish sects, authorship of Galatians, a preacher sent to Paul, and a wise Pharisee from Acts, with scoring guidance and references to I Kings 12:18 Acts 23:8 Galatians 1:1 Acts 9:17 Acts 5:34. The article frames Restoration era Jewish diversity and denominations.
Murray Hill School hosts a spring themed basket dinner honoring Principal Del Tolbert and family as they prepare to move to Manhattan. Attendees included teachers, parents, and PTA volunteers with a mock fashion show, a vocal quartet, and a gift presentation to the Tolberts.
The Queen Esther class met at the First Christian Church for a covered dish luncheon. Hostesses were Mrs. Jim Evans and Mrs. R. C. Barker. Sixteen members attended with five guests including Mrs. Sutton and Mrs. Campbell of Ottawa.
Frances Maksimowicz was honored with a bridal shower held Tuesday evening at 324 West Fifth Street hosted by Mrs. Raleigh Wicker with co hosts Mrs. Harold Malcolm and Mrs. Frank Ogle. Forty guests attended as gifts were opened and prizes awarded prior to her June 1 wedding to Philip Friederich.
The Midway PTA held an evening with awards for home economics achievements drama and speech music and various scholastic honors. President Mrs. Dwight Olson presented a music purchase check and new officers were installed by Mrs. John Blanscott.
Grant Avenue Baptist Church circles met in members homes on Wednesday. Hannah circle hosted by Mrs Rudolph Sandberg with devotions by Mrs Vernon Youngberg and program by Mrs John Bench. Nine to ten members attended Dorcas Ruth and Ruth circles with devotions letters from missions and White Cross work.
The Mostly Misses Bowling League held its annual dinner in La Rosa De Oro Tuesday with 41 members. Grace awards were presented by president Salome Harmon who announced re-elected officers and named the Splane Pulling Company team winners. Individual trophies went to Jacklyn Ramsey Joye Schooley Jerry Baker and Phyllis Snowden with Ramsey taking high 30 and high 10 pins. Florence Bargold earned most improved bowler honors and a 30 pin rise. 200 trophies were listed for a group including Naomi Aday and Evelyn Warhurst.
A mother daughter banquet was hosted by the Zion Lutheran Service Guild in the church basement on Tuesday evening. The program included devotions by Pam Jacobs and songs and readings for Mothers Day as twelve members and guests attended.
The Women’s Arts and Crafts group will host a bird plaque lesson from 9 a.m. to noon Monday. Attendees will view ideas using styrofoam trays and should bring scissors and a non writing ballpoint pen. Thirty nine women attended the last meeting.
In the Erie vicinity many families spent Sunday in Springfield Missouri visiting relatives. Various guests from Tulsa Kansas City Beau mont Wichita Chanute and Rantoul joined gatherings at local homes. The Carnation Club met at Eunice Hughes home with ten members and four guests and planned a June 18 picnic at Sam Wood home.
Wilson class officers elected at First United Methodist Church fellowship hall. Gertrude Stevens is president and Ruth Irwin vice president. Other officers include Nellie Sloman secretary Gladys Franklin treasurer Helen Reese teacher Harold Miller substitute teacher Sylvia Wilson counselor and C L O Brien devotions chairman. Sloman led the devotional. Pearl Casebier spoke of a trip to Thailand. About 30 members attended the meeting chaired by Dana Dorst with Ethel Eaton Hazel Slane Alta Breiner Sloman and Rebecca Shinn among attendees.
May meetings of Otterbein United Methodist Church WSWS circles focused on Japan. Reports detail Mayme Hamilton hosting Martha circle. Frank Percy presiding. Claude Carver giving devotions. readings on Building A Home and Mothers Day. Grace Boman leading a lesson. eight members served refreshments. Rebecca circle met at the church with five members. Esther circle met with four and two guests. Edna Strohm hosted and spoke of a Japan trip with souvenirs involved. fourteen members and three guests attended refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Biele announce the engagement of their daughter Janie Biele of Kansas City Kansas to Thomas W. Steen son of Mr. and Mrs. W O Steen of Kansas City The couple plan a July 6 wedding at the First Christian Church Janie is a 1964 Chanute High School graduate who attended Neosho County Community Junior College and works for doctors Duncan and Folck in Kansas City Steen is an underwriter for Aetna Insurance Company in Kansas City.
Hulda Parker OES meeting led by Mrs. Jack Groves and John Groves with 21 mothers recognized. Rosebud corsages given. invitations extended for friendship meetings in Coffeyville Parsons Pittsburg Independence for Cherokee chapter anniversary and various grand chapter visits. A birthday cake with five colored candles marked Hulda Parker chapter’s 53rd year. Rebecca Shinn escorted to the West to light candles as stories were told. Grand chapter reports from Topeka session in April. refreshments served. Memorial night planned for May 28.
Mrs. Rebecca Shinn aged 89 was honored on her birthday with a party held at the home of Mrs. Charles Rubew. Guests included Mrs. A B Chauncey Mrs. Kenneth Lee Mrs. Tom Blanccett Mrs. Leila Dug gan and Mr. Jack Sparks as cake and punch were served.
The Auxiliary held an all day sewing meeting in the Memorial Building with seven members and guest Mrs Iva Jones making items for patients in Veterans Hospitals. Mrs Fred Heinze served as chairman and Barrack members attended a covered dish dinner at noon.
Friday events list at Neosho Valley include EHU with Mrs Hattie Larson at R 2 2 p m Golden Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple covered dish supper 6 30 p m meeting 8 p m Past Presidents LA to B of At We Who Club Sawyer hall 1 30 p m Wilson class First Methodist Church 10 a m Country Club Bridge 1 30 p m Country Club Scotch Foursomes 5 30 p m.
A bridal shower for Carolyn Wasser was held Tuesday evening in the First National Bank community room. Hostesses Mrs. D. M. Franks and Mrs. R. W. Griffiths led games and gift opening by her sister Nancy Wasser. Thirty guests attended as pink and white decor graced the refreshment table. Miss Wasser marries Richard D. McLaren on June 16.
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