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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1967
Page
3
Readers share practical kitchen and household tricks. Hints cover making crispy cabbage slaw with cold prep, extra tips on wax use in plastic bottles, fabric softener timing in washers, repurposing ties, lotion as shaving cream alternative, and a note on Heloise’s letter policy.
May 25 1967 events include Sewing Group at the church 9 a.m. Mary Dell Paint Club 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ladies Day Golf 1 15 p.m. Sweet Adelines 910 W Elm 7 30 p.m. Christian Culture Class First Baptist Church Mrs Amy Osgood 2 p.m. Berean Class 616 S Evergreen 7 30 p.m. Thursday Bridge Club 1 30 p.m. May 26 senior citizens rides line 1 30 p.m. We Who Club Sawyer Hall Wilson Class 10 a.m. Bridge Country Club 1 30 p.m. Past Noble Grand Club Rebekah Lodge 1315 S Highland 2 p.m.
Erie May gathering of the Grant EH Unit met with 12 members and two guests. Mrs. Francis Orton led the business session and Mrs. Hazel Cook gave a progress report on the community project. A food preservation public meeting is set for May 24 at 1 30 in the courthouse. An outdoor cookery demonstration is planned for June 8 at 7 30 at the Fairgrounds. The next unit meeting will be at Mrs. Bernard Smith's home with co hosts Mrs. Fern Thames and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Smith will teach the lesson.
The Christian Men's Fellowship of the First Christian Church held a meeting last night with thirty men in attendance. Wilbur Moffat presented the film Miracle of Manhattan about the Billy Graham Crusade in New York in 1947. Wendell McMurray led devotions, Royce Wells presided, Clayton Ward presented a retirement gift to custodian G A Defebaugh, and Rev Bert Sutton gave the benediction.
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Dr J R Hale chaired the Chanute Area Ministerial Alliance meeting outlining plans for the Chanute Area Christian Crusade to be held August 13 27 at Royster stadium with Sterling Huston from Billy Graham association present Church involvement extends to Pittsburg and Fort Scott The alliance backed the June 3 musical concert by Jimmie McDonald and Ted Cornell A Zion Lutheran survey aims to identify local church families for future visitation and a stricter attendance rule for church leagues was urged with officers to meet leaders A June 15 ministers and families picnic is planned at Santa Fe park and June July meetings are suspended Rev Raymond Owen presided at Assembly of God church
A memorial service was held Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple by Hulda Parker Chapter OES.Worthy matron Mrs Joe G Wasser and worthy patron Edgar Gilbert presided. Fay Clopine Cedar Lodge AF and AM and Sunflower Chapter member seated in the east. A purple altar and flower baskets honored members who died this year. Clopine and Mrs Dave Petterson sang No Night There. Invitations were read for district aide visits and Rainbow for Girls installation. Refreshments were served and pictures from the Topeka grand chapter shown.
The Helping Hand Club met at Grady school house with Mrs Ed McAlexander as hostess. Ten members and guests attended a quilting day with a noon covered dish dinner. Names mentioned include Mrs Eunice Campbell Mrs Cordice Lowe Mrs Grace Lembach and Janice Kennedy. The next meeting is planned with Mrs Harry Hunt on June 6. Cake bakers were Mrs Charles Cox Mrs Bob Ellis Mrs Orville Ellis and Ed Fisher.
A bridal shower for Vicky Dunaway was hosted Thursday at Linda Schultz's home 1210 W. 5th. She plans to marry J. B. Baker on June 3. Hostesses included Schultz Sparks Ashley Willcott and Evans. Thirty guests attended with games and refreshments. Drop biscuits shaped in mini muffin pans were noted.
Senior Girl Scouts and guests spent Sunday at Buffalo Lake with a canoeing party swimming and a hamburger fry. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berthot and Mrs. Al Kihm. Forty-two attended.
The Builders Class of the First Presbyterian Church met in the church parlor Monday evening with 13 members present. Mrs. J. A. Groves presided and Mrs. M. R. Wilson gave the lesson Prove All Things Hold Fast that Which Is Good. Hostesses were Mrs. J. Clyde Jones and Mrs. Jim Gilbreath who served dessert from a roses-centered table.
The State Employment Security Division reports 1.2 percent of workers covered by unemployment compensation were jobless in the week ending May 13. This compares with 1.3 percent the prior week and remains above the 1 percent level for the same week last year.
Ruth Gray hosted the BPW Circle of the First Baptist Church at her home 19 S. Kansas on Tuesday. Mrs. Loren Lowe presided, Mrs. Dave Patterson gave devotions, and Mrs. Vivian Arthur presented the lesson. Refreshments served to 14 members. next hostess will be Mrs. Joe Jackson of 25 S. Western.
Benedict area residents hosted and visited relatives in nearby towns including Perry and Coffeyville. New rural mail carrier John Ong from Fredonia replaces retired carriers while postmaster Earl Parsons notes small net gain. Benedict Methodist church added five new members and plans vacation Bible School June 5 to 9. Recent wind and hail caused roof damage. several roofs received updates and repairs.
Lorene Spahn wife of Warren Spahn learned baseball scoring while he pitched and now follows his Oilers. They married Aug 10 in a private ceremony after his discharge. Greg Spahn, their son, stars as a Oklahoma Univ freshman with a .348 batting average.
Debra Dawn Harvey daughter of Leonard and Mrs. Harvey of Buffalo born May 4. Mark Abel Sanchez son of Abel and Mrs. Sanchez of 704 S. Central born May 9. Mitchell Lee Mosely Jr. son of Mitchell and Mrs. Mosely of 1218 N. Garfield born May 18.
A farewell coffee at Highland Park yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Paul Ediger Mrs. Robert Giezentanner and Mrs. Terry Cathers. Mrs. Wayne Wallace and Mrs. Harvey Young served doughnuts and coffee to 17 members and one child.
Chanute Tribune page three from May 24 reports a local item of community interest with names and places readable on page. Details are concise and reflect the newspaper’s midweek local coverage.
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