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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1967
Page
3
A feature on new Cherry Chip Layer Cake Mix and Creamy Cherry frosting mix for a quick pie cake dessert. The method bakes in two pie pans, fills frosting rings with cherry pie filling, and serves chilled wedges.
Hattie Kilgore a home economist with a national glass firm will present a free demonstration on Canning and Freezing Methods at the Erie courthouse at 1 30 p m Wednesday. The hour and a half event includes Kilgore who led the companys field services nationwide in 1962 and later became director of research and education She has worked with the Department of Agriculture state Extension services and the University of Oklahoma in Peace Corps training and has appeared on radio and TV.
Past Noble Grands Club of Rebekah Lodge meets at Mrs Harold Claus 1314 S Highland at 2 p.m. Golden Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple covered dish supper at 6 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. May 20 Devoted Mother's Club Santa Fe Park 6 30 p.m Miss Chanute Contest Memorial Building 7 30 p.m.
Mrs Fay Edwards hosted the Esther Circle of the Evangelical United Brethren Church in the May gathering on Grant Street. Guests included her mother Mrs Ban Woolery, and members Nelva McCoy Linda Edwards Stuart Butcher and Roger Edwards. Edna Strohm led the business meeting and Howard Brant reported on the Topeka branch convention. Refreshments followed.
The high school Future Homemakers of America held its annual Wiener roast at Highland Park on Tuesday evening. About 45 ninth grade girls attended, with Cindy Schmeltz named hobo queen. A scavenger hunt followed, ending with an orientation by club president Julie Brune inviting girls to join next year.
Forty six members and six guests attended the Wilson Sunday School Class monthly party at First Methodist Church. A 6:30 p.m. dessert featured a Maypole theme with matching flowers. Gladys Nelson read "Ten Weavers" as Mrs. Hazel Slane accompanied a group sing.
William A. Horton son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Horton 511 Central will receive honors from the University of Kansas zoology department He is a senior to receive an AB in zoology at spring commencement He will enter KU Medical Center next fall Horton is one of nine honors graduates with two others also earning research honors Associate Prof W H Coil advised his work on The Histochemistry of the Cercariae of Zoogonus rebullus Awards will be presented by Prof A B Leonard Monday at Dyche Auditorium on the KU campus.
Shrimp are split lengthwise for even shape retention in a garlic butter sauce served over hot spaghetti. Use medium shrimp to keep portion size balanced and cooking uniform.
Reader questions on cleaning Teflon cookware with a baking soda bleach boil method and dishwasher suitability. Advice warns against scouring inside coated pans, cautions hot pans under cold water, and shares oil wipe afterward. Includes tips on dyeing old pearls, hem adjustments, double boiler cooling, and simple darning with net.
The Women's Missionary Society circles of First Baptist Church met yesterday naming home and foreign mission projects. Circles collected material scraps for Mrs Ioleta McElhaney aiding Indian communities in Oklahoma. Members and guests gathered at multiple homes with devotional and lesson sessions led by various presiders.
Judy Eichhorn and John Tipping married May 6 at the Baptist Church in Altamont. Rev. Kenneth Pratt officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride wore Chantilly lace, carried red roses, and received a crystal crown. The couple will reside in Altamont.
Beta Delta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held its installation of officers at the Orchid Room in Tioga Hotel Tuesday. Marcella La Salle led the candlelight ceremony and installed Peggy Conway as the new president, who received a jeweled gavel pin from members. Mrs Estle Bake was appointed delegate to the International Convention in Denver in July. Twelve members were served a dessert course.
Mr and Mrs Donald Dean Parsons announce the marriage of their daughter Terri Sue to Robert Alan Riggle son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Riggle. The ceremony occurred May 9 in Miami Oklahoma. Terri Sue attended Miami high school Northeastern Oklahoma A and M and works at Southwestern Bell Parsons. Robert attended Chanute High School Neosho County CC and Kansas State College Pittsburg and works for Ely Construction Parsons. The couple will reside at 1624 Belmont Parsons.
Mrs Warren Fitch was welcomed as a new member of the Chanute Gem and Mineral Society at the Memorial Building meeting Tuesday night. Mrs Harvey Stone presided and plans for a field trip to Ottawa Sunday were made. Stone presented the Indians of Mesa Verde lesson. Refreshments were served to 17 members by Mrs Harold Sharp and Stone won the door prize.
The Queen Esther class of First Christian church held a covered dish luncheon yesterday noon. Seventeen members attended with two guests Mrs Melba Russun and Mrs Eunice Campbell now of Ottawa. Mrs R C Barker hosted assisted by Mrs Campbell. The meeting opened with prayer by Mrs C A Deay. Devotions were given by Mrs J W Ames titled Thoughts to Live By. A social hour followed and members read clippings of wise sayings. Mrs Jim Evans led group singing. The next meeting will be June 21.
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