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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1967
Page
3
Readers share uses for fluorescent tape including doorbell visibility at night, marking switches and stair edges, and a trunk lid cross for auto visibility. Other tips cover freezing nuts for easy cracking, crutch cushions with terry cloth, and safe storage of aspirin tabs.
A guide to cooking hash mixture slowly in a heavy skillet over low heat with ample time to achieve skillet browned hash. The method emphasizes long gentle cooking to develop color and flavor without burning.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars installed new officers Monday night in the Memorial Building. Installing officers included President Mrs. Marie Couch and Secretary Mrs. Etta Hanson. The ceremony named Mrs. I. C. Minniear as President and listed multiple officers, with Mrs. Tom Slater as three year trustee and retiring president presenting gifts. Merle Brinkmeyer won the door prize.
The Past Matrons Club of Sunflower Chapter CES met at Mrs. Joe Rensing home with Mrs. Zula Montgomery co hosting. Violet Jeffers led the meeting and devotions on compassion. Don C Beach presented Wedding Traditions. Plans laid for a reception at the Masonic Temple for Mrs Kenneth Caldwell. Rensing shared an article on Fruits of Freedom. Fifteen members and four guests attended.
Scout Troop 28 and Brownie Troop 28 closed the year with aKenneth Casper farm picnic. The groups hiked and visited sheep pens with Mrs. Casper as adult leaders Mrs. Herbert Fox Mrs. Jerry Steele Mrs. Homer Cook and Mrs. Garry Church accompanied them. Den 6 Pack 225 Cub scouts met with Mrs. Ray Colvin Mrs. Darrell Finley and Den Chief Jeff Curtis. Henry Baker led the law of the pack opening. Tuesday discussed circus costumes for the pack meeting followed by a skating party to celebrate Timmy Finley's ninth birthday with cake and ice cream by Mrs. Dale Casebolt.
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At the Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs 45th state convention in Wichita May 10 21 Ruth Neimeir of Fort Scott was installed as president for 1967 68. From the area Jacquelyn Finley Pittsburg third vice president Dora Lukenbill Chanute BPW district director third district. Attending were Ruth Shannon Alice Roecker and Mrs Lukenbill.
Social calendar entries list events for May 24 1967 including BPW Tioga Hotel Sunflower Chapter OES Sorghum Valley Grange and CWF First Christian Church Sawyer Hall with times. May 25 shows Sewing Group Mary Dell Paint Club Golf Sweet Sidelines Christian Culture Class Berean Class and Thursday Bridge Club at various venues and addresses.
A bridal shower honoring Judy Anderson was held Friday evening at Vilas Lutheran Church. Miss Anderson will marry Brian Martin on June 24. Hostesses were Vilas Lutheran Church Women with about 30 attendees.
Five duplicate bridge tables met last night in the Home Savings Lounge. Top scores included Mrs. Bob Allen and Mrs. Charles Broadwell at 43 percent. Mrs. Murray Shively and Mrs. Ralph Caldwell at 42 percent. and pairings like Mrs. Frank Jones with Mrs. Clyde Bloomheart at 28 percent. Bob Ward and Bob Allen at 36 percent. and Mrs. F G Hooker with Mrs. Kenneth Horton at 36 percent.
Sharon Marie Gibson and Larry Dean Dalton exchanged vows Friday at United Brethren in Christ Church with Rev. C. E. Rains officiating. The ceremony featured traditional music, a reception in the church basement, and a three tiered cake. The couple, both from Earlton and Wichita respectively, will reside at 408 N. Kansas.
The 1967 Hulda Parker Chapter OES officers were guests at the Electa Club meeting at Mrs. Lou Darlington's home. Mrs. Charles Blanchard presided, a social hour followed, and a gift was presented to Mrs. John VanWickle. The next meeting is June 26 at Mrs. Roy Gibson’s home.
Parents presented the 4-H Busy Bees program at Murray Hill school with officers Mrs Clyde Tunnell president and Mrs Lynn Erickson vice president leading 21 members seven project leaders and 15 guests. Activities included group singing John Gorton talk on projects music appreciation and demonstrations on gelatin and frozen desserts with parliamen tary instruction and recreation. The next meeting is June 26 at the north shelterhouse Santa Fe park at 8 p.m.
Thursday evening at Fairfield school featured roll call answering summer plans and group singing led by Mrs. Fred Taylor. Program numbers included Mrs. Wayne Berthot and a project talk.
John L. Gardner a Midway High School science instructor and aviation teacher has been chosen as one of 20 participants in Kansas State College of Pittsburg eighth NSF Summer Institute in Biology Chemistry and Mathematics funded by an $81000 NSF grant. Participants will live on or near campus receive travel allowance and stipends up to $600 plus $120 per dependent. Gardner has taught at Midway since 1962 and was a former commercial pilot before teaching.
Mrs. Ernest King presented a demonstration of modern math while Mrs. Charles Bruner spoke on health. Mrs. Dale Steinman led parliamentary practice and Mrs. Harold Redburn organized recreation. refreshments were served by Mrs. Steinman and Mrs. Bruner.
The Camphoppers Club displayed its new flag and name plates at a weekend camp show in Pittsburg hosted by the Strip Pitters in Lincoln Park. Eleven families attended and two new families joined as members, including Gene Graves family and George McCune family. The next meeting is set for June 10 11 at Farlington Lake.
Rosemary Scarberry daughter of Mrs. Virgie Bock and Junior Ogilvie exchanged wedding vows May 6 at the Methodist Church in LeRoy. The couple are residing in LeRoy, with the ceremony held at 420 E. 12th.
Police investigated a second panty raid at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia. Vandalism included broken dormitory and car windows, a sit-down on 12th Avenue, and a flag burning. Estimates of participants ranged from 30 to 80 by officials, with higher student counts claimed. several College of Emporia students were involved.
A reader suggests using light cream instead of milk in fish chowder to improve flavor and richness for a Sunday night supper gathering.
Troop 109 Sixteen Brownie Girl Scouts spent Saturday at Independence park and zoo with Mr and Mrs Roger Toomey and others. Den 3 Pack 235 held a flag salute at First Baptist church while Roy McCoy spoke on wolf achievement. Clown acts were practiced for the pack circus as Rick Bell served refreshments. Rhon Davis led the closing law of the pack.
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