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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
3
Betty Williams extols pickles as a healthful, low calorie relish with global variety. The piece links pickles to sandwiches and summer picnics, offers a platter idea with cold cuts, molded fruit salad, pickled vegetables, and cheese, plus a recipe for pickled vegetables and a pineapple strawberry dessert.
The First Baptist Church circles began the new year with home meetings on Wednesday. Grace Hill circle met with Mrs. Tom Ogden, Edith Thompson circle at Mrs. Vivian Arthur’s, and Charlotte Worley circle at Mrs. Bill Wiggins’ home. Lectures covered topics from Burma to life stewardship. Members and guests attended from several routes and reports were shared from the Kansas City Baptist convention.
Coffeyville Rockhound Club invited Chanute Gem and Mineral Society to a Memorial Building dinner attended by 27 members and 12 guests. Members shared displays, talks covered flowers in the mineral kingdom fossils minerals quartz gem minerals and Herkimer diamonds. A field trip to Mt Ida Arkansas was planned for May 28. Door prize went to Mrs. Melvin Hubler.
Officers were installed at the Tuesday evening meeting of Beta Delta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha in the Orchid Room at Tioga Inn. The service was conducted by Mrs. Clifford Lukenbill with assistance from Marcella LaSalle. The past president’s jewel gavel was presented to Mrs. Lukenbill by members. A dessert course was served to 12.
A dessert course was served to 15 members and one guest, Rev. Bert Sutton, at the Queen Esther Class gathering. Mrs. R. C. Barker hosted at 806 S. Ashby, with chairman Mrs. Jim Evans presiding and devotions led by Mrs. Warren Johnson.
Friday May 20 schedule includes Mrs Hallie Cather at 919 S Central Neosho Valley HD Unit with a dish supper 6:30 to 7:30 at White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple. We Who Club meets at Sawyer Hall 1:30 p.m. Wilson Class at First Methodist Church 10 a.m. Bridge at the Country Club 1:30 p.m.
The Hannah Circle hosted at Mrs. Fred Reno's home with 10 members and one guest. Roth Circle met at Mrs. Gene Weber's. Dorcas Circle gathered at Mrs. John Bench's home with 15 members and several guests. Activities included devotions, missionary letters lessons, quilt blocks, and white cross work.
U S Public Health Service warns travelers returning from England to watch for smallpox symptoms The alert cites 10 confirmed cases in Staffordshire and 13 suspected cases Officials urge fever and rash within two weeks of arrival to seek medical advice from a physician.
Ottawa officials expect 80 to 100 sailboats at the Lake Pomona Regatta on June 5. Skipper Joel Norden said 37 entries have been received across eight of ten classes. Lake Pomona lies 18 miles west of Ottawa.
About 30 000 people are expected for the 53rd annual McPherson All-Schools Day in McPherson Kansas. Activities include a parade horse show band concerts street entertainment and a carnival to honor 8th grade graduates. Sen James Pearson will be the commencement speaker.
A 14 year old writes of feeling unseen and unremembered, seeking guidance on fitting in. Ann Landers advises fostering one on one friendships and showing genuine interest to avoid being forgotten.
The notice directs readers to contact their Tribune phone for carrier assistance and provides an after hours number HE 1 3400 after 6 PM if the primary contact cannot be reached.
The Wilson Class of the First Methodist Church held its first party of the church year in the fellowship rooms. Quilting chairwoman Mrs. Ben Morgan reported 19 large quilts and one small quilt completed last year. Members made quilt tops and lap robes for care homes. A donation was made to the Bishop's relief fund for India. Officers to be installed at the May 29 meeting. Guests included Mrs. Wee Flinn of Kansas City and Mrs. Duff Wagoner.
Scout Den 1 Pack 3 led the flag salute Wednesday at 502 S Lincoln, visiting Santa Fe park to view animals. Roy Vore helped with refreshments. Mrs Lige Matlock assists as den mother. Den 3 Pack 127 practiced rope tricks and rope throwing for rescues with Mike Boaz serving refreshments. Den mothers are Mrs Ralph Taxter and Mrs Wayne Greve.
The text urges readers to continue daily routines despite others influence and suggests seeking professional judgment. It notes incompetence exists in medicine and advises consulting a lawyer. It mentions sending problems to The Chanute Tribune with a stamped self addressed envelope and credits copyright 1966.
The Laurel Mothers Club closed its terms with a luncheon at the Orchid Buffet on Wednesday. Officers installed were Mrs. Fred Hunziker as president and Mrs. Clyde Acree as vice president, with Mrs. James Hutchison, secretary, and Mrs. Wilford Aday, treasurer.
The United States Catholic population rose to an alltime high in 1965 reaching 46,246,175 up 605,556 from 1956. Conversions to Catholicism fell to 123,149 the lowest since 1953, a drop of 3,060.
About a dozen mothers with children sat on lawn chairs and bicycles in Juniper Drive blocking traffic for 15 minutes to protest speeding. Police were called and promised daily motorcycle patrols to address the issue.
Fat over weight readers are offered Galaxon without prescription claiming easy swallowing and rapid fat loss. The ad promises a full refund if not satisfied, with refund provided by Casey Drug Store at 12 Main and mail orders filled.
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