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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1967
Page
3
Heloise suggests frosting window panes using a solution of Epsom salts and beer to create decorative crystals that obscure visibility from outside while still letting light in. She advises clean panes with ammonia first, then apply with tissue and let dry to form patterns.
Bhutan announces two large wildlife sanctuaries in the Himalayas. One covers 148 square miles near the Indian frontier and the other spans 120 square miles high in the mountains.
Mr and Mrs Lewis S Clark announce the engagement of their daughter Connie Sue to Robert L Bussman son of Mr and Mrs Edd Bussman The couple both graduated from Chanute High School and Neo sho County Community Junior College Connie Sue is employed by the First National Bank Bussman attended Wichita State University and is serving with the National Guard at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri The wedding is planned for September 16.
A memorial service was held at Sunflower Chapter OES with Mrs. Ora Cheyn ey and Wesley Thompson presiding. It honored Oradell Carpenter Alta Jones Grace Moore Edith Howerton Bernice Sand Reka Myers and George Bowers. Roses were placed on the altar by three members. Several members gave readings, and Mrs Harold Cox’s birthday was celebrated. Invitations were issued for upcoming Rainbow for Girls and chapter events. Refreshments were served by local members.
A bridal shower for Vicki Dunaway was hosted last night at 319 N Lafayette by Mrs. Bill Gardner with co host Mrs. Vernon Brinkmeyer. Dunaway will marry J B Baker on June 3. Yellow and white decor featured a rose tree on the lace covered table and yellow tapers. Cake and punch were served to 13 guests.
The 7th annual Prairie Country Arts and Crafts Fair takes place Saturday and Sunday at the Triple T ranch a mile west and two miles south of Parker. Last year attendees came from 14 states and 69 towns and cities.
Senior Citizens at Memorial Building with ride calls to 1 4155 between morning and 10 30 a m. We Who Club meets at Sawyer Hall at 1 30 p m Wilson Class gathers at First Methodist Church at 10 a m Bridge at the Country Club at 1 30 p m Past Noble Grand Club at Rebekah Lodge with Mrs Harold K Clause 1315 S Highland at 2 p m Bit and Spur Saddle Club meets at the club house at 7 30 p m
Mrs. Edna Crawford, 81, fractured her left hip in a fall while playing touch football with her grandchildren in Carmichaels Pennsylvania. She was hospitalized in satisfactory condition according to hospital attendants.
A guide to late spring peaches from South Carolina and Georgia notes their harvest timing into August, packing and handling, and a fresh peach cheese cake recipe using ripe fruit. It details de fuzzing, hydro cooling, ripening, vitamin content, and a step by step dessert method with fresh peaches, gelatin and cream cheese.
Scout News Pack 225 met Tuesday at Zion Lutheran Church for a May circus themed meeting. Paul Dent led a flag salute and awards were given for Scout-O-Rama patches and Bear and Silver Arrow honors to several scouts. Upcoming summer events include family basket dinners at Highland Park and Central Park plus a feats of skill event and family skating.
Message instructs readers to contact their carrier by phone and provides an after hours number HE 1 3400 for reaching someone after 6 PM. No further context or entities given.
A Colfax Baptist Church shower honored Mr and Mrs Larry Lansdown hosted by the Young People’s Class. The event for Patty Sue Cooper of Yates Center featured devotions by Myron Cooper and a duet by Anna Jackson and Margaret Uden. Pink and white decor, punch and cake for 50 guests.
Reports were given at a Sunflower EH Unit gathering hosted by Mrs. A C Wink. Fourteen members attended with dessert served by Mrs. Homer La Forge as assistant hostess. Guests discussed the Parsons district meeting on May 3 and topic talks covered family life health safety and citizenship. A door prize went to Mrs. Francis Meeker and Velma Ogden celebrated a birthday. The next meeting is set for June 28 with Mrs. Burtle at 1 30 p m.
Old-fashioned shallow soup plates with rims suit serving fish stew well. Buy crusty French bread as an accompaniment to the stew.
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