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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1963
Page
3
Women survey antique dishes glassware and jewelry on a long table as they bid on kitchenware and small items. An auctioneer chants from a shaded platform while shoppers in sun fill cardboard boxes with pieces priced in tens of cents. A man carries a heavy stack of boxes as his wife bids on assorted finds.
Chauncey social calendar lists Forget-Me-Not HDU s luncheon Mrs Marvin Fairchild plus many meetings: Chanute Community Council Girl Scout Court of Awards Junior High auditorium 7:30 p m CWF Guild Mrs Charles Arnett 37 N Highland Gem and Mineral Society 7:30 p m Ladies honor Patriarchs Militant Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple and more May 22 activities include VFW Auxiliary Roosevelt PTA and Sunflower HDA events plus a long feature on auction behavior and collector dynamics at antique sales with bidding tactics and buyer motives.
Mrs Ray Christiansen was honored at a layette shower Friday evening at the Maple Leaf. Co hosts were Mrs Jack Groves Jr and Mrs Ray Colvin. Guests included the honoree and several named local ladies.
The Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary held its annual meeting at 11 o clock in the hospital classroom to review last year and plan. Officers announced included President Mrs Gordon Barker and Vice President Milo Johnson with committees for membership and social events. A $600 check was presented to the hospital by the auxiliary, accepted by hospital administrator Glen Dormois, to support chapel refurnishing and other services.
The L C W Missionary Society of the Friends Home Lutheran Church met at Mrs Harold Swanson's home with Mrs Julia Carlson as co host. Mrs Earl Munson led, read a Hong Kong gratitude letter for baby clothes and other items. Members reported on a trip to Emporia district meeting. Verna Munson led the lesson The Christian Tension with portions by members and Psalm 46 read. An offering was taken.
A family dinner honored T Sgt and Mrs Floyd Hanson and their kin in Blytheville Arkansas hosted by Mrs Irvin Lassman at 909 North Allen. Attendees included Fred Doepke Lynn Ann Glenn Doepke David Laura Floyd Hanson Chery Richard Barbara Robert Donna and Elna Bomberger Scott Craig Ed Seeftldt and others. The Hansons will transfer to Glasgow Montana with visits planned in Emporia Kansas and Loveland Colorado.
Six Girl Scouts of Troop 121 performed a musical program at Neosho Manor on Friday afternoon. Directed by Mrs. Bill Brinkerhoff and Mrs. Enoch Ranabargar, the chorus works toward minstrel and group musician badges. Members include Beth Brinkerhoff Pat Burt Linda Ford Carol Moore Cheryl Ranabargar and Mary Smith.
Mr and Mrs Richard Cook and their children Ronnie and Brenda from Dallas visited Fred D Cook and family at 815 S Santa Fe. Guests included Fred Cook Pamela Sherry Charles Ropp J W Cook Benedict Walter Hash Diane Debbie Bruce Thayer and Howard Wescott. A Thursday evening picnic was held at Santa David Peggy Vicki Becky Roger Fe park with Tammie and Buffalo residents.
Susan Schmitt was honored at a Friday bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Bill Gardner at 319 Lafayette for her upcoming June 9 engagement to Jerry Dean Hizely. Yellow and white decor highlighted the event with gifts opened by Vickie Lee Gardner and served by Mrs. Jack Hizely while punch was poured by Mrs. Keith Schmitt.
A classic jelly roll uses one cup tart red jelly as the filling for a sponge cake baked in a standard jelly-roll pan. The process emphasizes a light, flexible sponge and even spreading of the jelly to create a balanced roll.
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