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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1965
Page
3
Betty Williams surveys peak strawberry shortcake ideas from classic biscuits to butter and sponge cakes. She notes California yields down eight percent, Arkansas rains boosting prices, and local berries just starting. Includes strawberry tart filling, pineapple tips, and dieting friendly desserts like strawberry whip with fruit cocktail gelatin.
Beta Delta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha installed officers at a Tuesday meeting held at the homes of Mary Lou and Peggy Conway 919 W 7th. Peggy Conway assisted by Mrs Irvin Scarlett installed Mrs Clifford Lukenbill as president and others in officer roles. Twelve members attended along with sponsor Mrs O A Klingner and guests Vee Flynn of Kansas City and Mrs Olive Scarlett of Aspen Colo.
Mrs Jim Evans presided as members of the Queen Esther class of the First Christian Church gathered Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs E L Campbell 410 N Evergreen Devotions were given by Mrs John Bower and Mrs R C Barker told of her trip to California Co hostesses were Mrs C S Eckard and Mrs Evans Refreshments were served to 22 members and one guest Mrs Florence Williams A covered dish dinner will be served at noon June 16 at the church.
Members of the Royal Neighbors of America attending the school of instruction in Coffeyville Wednesday included Mmes. Minnie Weaver Ethel Cox Myrtle Fletcher Hazel Slane Ethel Bastain and Miss Ethel Eaton along with Messrs. John Oglesby Robert Rader Nathan Hole S E Barnes Ira McCoy H C Older Ernest Kepley Ora Ritterhouse O H Bates and Charles Steinman.
Despite broad price hikes for beef and pork in New York area outlets, poultry and eggs hold steady or slip slightly. Pork chops rise to 1.09 per pound while boneless turkey roasts drop to 79 cents. eggs dip to 37 cents a dozen for medium whites.
The First Baptist Church women held their first circle meetings of the season. Edith Thompson circle met at 703 S Plummer with 11 members. Charlotte Worley circle met at 803 S Wilson with 7 members. Marjorie Sharp circle hosted 11 members and 1 guest. Grace Hill circle members visited 810 S Highland with 9 members and 1 guest for devotions and lessons from Missions Magazine.
A miscellaneous shower for Vivian Robison, to marry June 27 to Willard Solomon, was hosted by Barathea Sunday School Class at the EUB church annex. Guests enjoyed games, gifts, and a lavender pink decor theme with May pole centerpiece and wedding bells.
Frances Broadhurst of the College of Emporia spoke at the First Presbyterian Church banquet on the many roles of women. Music featured Jeannie Burkman, Diana Good, Debbie Groskinsky, and a Stark Joint Rural School sextet with Miss Cronemeyer at the piano.
Friday events include Neosho warey HD Unit in Heritage Room 2 and a covered dish dinner at the White Shrine of Jerusalem. Also listed are B of RT Auxiliary Mrs. Robert W. Smith at 216 N Western, W. W. Diet Club Sawyer hall, and Wilson Class at First Methodist. Saturday features housing tour at Erie Courthouse 12 45, Devoted Mothers Club cookout at Santa Fe Park, UNESCO Board covered dish dinner at 1302 W 3rd.
Mrs. Sylvia Wilson installed new officers of the Wilson Class of the First Methodist Church on Wednesday night using Scripture verses with initials of each officer. Group leaders named Myrtle Fletcher Mabel Comstock Floyd Hall Margaret Mason H C Miller H O Older Hazel Slane and Ruby Sharp. Visitors introduced were Vee Flynn Kansas City Mrs Emma Johnson and Mrs C A Klingner. Ruth Irwin and her committee handled refreshments.
The last day of school at Fairfield will include a 6 30 p m basket dinner, followed by student presentations. The Rev J E Tucker will speak Sunday night at 7 30 on Teen Challenge Center in Chicago, with a film on teenage problems in New York City. The Rev R E Owen pastors First Assembly of God Church. public invited. A beauty school visit by five Chanute women occurred in Wichita. Chanute High School 1946 graduates plan a class reunion meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the First National Bank community room.
If you cannot reach him by Tribune phone try your carrier. When unavailable call HE 1 3400 after 6 pm.
Mr and Mrs Daryl S Dalton of 10 S Kansas announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Lee Dalton to Robert Joseph Rybnick son of Mr and Mrs Frank Rybnick of Frontenac Miss Dalton is a Chanute High School 1961 graduate and attended Kansas State College of Pittsburg She works at Harvest Branch Pittsburg Rybnick is employed by Kansas City Southern Railroad and is a Frontenac High School 1961 alum who attended Kansas State College of Pittsburg.
The Grant Avenue Baptist Church circles met Wednesday with Mrs. Max Tharp hosting the First circle at 932 West Beech for 13 members and one guest. Mrs. Vernon Youngberg presided as new officers were introduced and devotions by Mrs. Gene Webber followed a lesson on One Mission by Dorothy Carlson. Refreshments were served. The Hannah circle hosted by Mrs. Ralph Toland at 218 North Lafayette included nine members. Mrs. Fred Reno led, devotions by Mrs. Lewis Hottenstein, and plans for the new year were discussed with refreshments. Dorcas Circle, led by Mrs. Dean Strack Route 3 and Mrs. Van Nichols, had devotions by Mrs. Esther Erickson and a Missions Magazine lesson by Mrs. Joe Thurman for 15 members and two children Glen and Marvin Spancer. hostess served.
A simple pan cooking tip for zucchini suggests not peeling the squash. Use a small amount of butter, a splash of water, and salt and white pepper to finish.
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