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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
3
Memorial Day marks the start of summer fun with pools opening and patio parties. The article offers barbecuing tips including a glaze for canned ham, chicken marination advice, and quick methods for French fries and onions. It notes prices edging down on ham and pork, with spared ribs rising slightly as cookout season begins.
Past Noble Grands Club meets at Mrs. Robert Radar 204 W. 6th at 2 p.m. The Executive committee of the CWF gathers at First Christian Church 1 30 p.m. Senior Citizens at Memorial Bidg 1 30 p.m rides line call HE 1 1992 8 10 30 a.m. We Who Club meets Sawyer Hall 1 30 a.m. Wilson Class at First Methodist Church 10 a.m. Bridge at the Country Club 1 30 p.m.
Safari Museum board hosted Dr Pascal James Imperato of New York as guest of honor at a dinner for board members held at Dr R W Good's home 204 East 9th Dr Good its president attended with Mrs Good and guests Mrs Belle Leighty and Mrs Anna Lou Mattix Also present were Mr and Mrs Ellis Riegle Mr and Mrs Floyd Naff Mr and Mrs Dale Fairchild and Mr and Mrs Phil Cooper
Mrs. Lee Osborn was guest of honor at a pink and blue shower at the Maple Leaf Tea Room on Wednesday night. Hostesses were Mrs. Herman Honas and Mrs. Jim Gates. Guests included Osborn and local residents as gifts and games were enjoyed.
BPW members met in the Orchid Room of the Tio ga Inn to organize the state convention set for Wichita on June 4 through 6. Mrs. R E Williams led in president’s absence. Mrs. George Eaton reported on civic safety bracelets and tags sale. Mrs. Mildred Hemphill to review a book next meeting.
Mrs C A Sharpe led the lesson Meals and Money for One or Two at the Sunflower HD Unit meeting. Mrs Lloyd Dalton reported on a Wichita workshop. dessert was served by hostess Velma Ogden to 16 members and door prize went to Mrs Homer LaForge.
Mr and Mrs Fred J Smith of 118 S Allen observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary today He and Maude Brown wed in Joplin on May 26 1916 She taught in Galena and Joplin for 17 years He was postmaster at Galena and a Chanute PO clerk for 17 years In 1933 they moved to South Allen Their children include Bryan and Kenneth in Wichita Lois Jenks of Pocatello Idaho and Maurice Eugene who died in childhood
Sunflower Chapter OES held a memorial service at its Wednesday meeting in the Masonic Temple. Ora Cheyney read a memorial. Bert Farmer and C M Cordner sang. Floyd Kelley read names. Katherine Groskinsky and Louis Junod draped the altar.
The final Alpha Chi Chapter Be ta Sigma Phi meeting was held at Santa Fe Park on Wednesday night with nineteen members present for a picnic. Mrs. Robert McGregor won the raffle prize and secret sister gifts were exchanged as committees were announced for the coming year.
Summer picnic supplies rise across markets with chickens hams eggs watermelons and peaches. Beef is plentiful while egg prices fall and watermelons flood in. Weather hurts strawberries in Louisiana and crops in Texas Indiana Kentucky Washington face losses and delayed harvests.
A Chanute Tribune column excerpt features letters to Ann Landers on body image family control and divorce. A frightened reader recalls a loveless marriage and custody battle, while Cinderella advises cutting contact and the Wright Brothers inspire self education and resilience.
The text notes that large capers are especially tasty and commonly sold in jars at supermarkets and shops that stock Spanish style foods. It highlights routine availability in mainstream retail.
Fat Overweight product Galaxon claims easy swallowing tablets to remove excess fat and extend life. Sold by Casey Drug Store with a $3.00 price and a no questions asked full refund policy if unsatisfied. Mail orders processed at Casey Drug Store, 12 Main.
Sorghum Valley Grange held its Wednesday night meeting at the schoolhouse led by master L. McMillen. George F. Morehead was nominated for membership. E. W. Maxwell spoke on insurance claims and policies. A monthly June July August meeting schedule was announced. Mrs. S. L. McMillen directed a program of readings games and stunts. The Wilson County picnic at Butts School on June 5 was announced with refreshments by Mrs. Maxwell.
The BPW Circle of the First Baptist Church met at Ruth Gray's home 19 S. Kansas Tuesday evening with 12 members and one guest present. Mrs. Clara McCandless led the meeting and the devotions. The lesson The Story of Dorcas and Lydia was given by Mrs. Herla Rush. Vendla Kjellander will host June 28.
The Helping Hand group met Tuesday with host Mrs Worth Wal termire at the Grady Community Center. Twenty six members attended the all day quilting session and dinner was served at noon. The next meeting will be with Mrs George Wright R. 1 Erie on June 21.
Members of the Merry Mothers Club entertained their husbands at a patio party Sunday evening at the home of Dr and Mrs Earl Gehrt 1101 S Larson A barbecue supper was served to 13 members their husbands and guests Mr and Mrs Jack Loss and Mr and Mrs John Havorka The evening was spent playing games.
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