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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1962
Page
3
Readable excerpt outlines outdoor cooking with foil packets for meals in the backyard. Advises packing vegetables and proteins, adding salt pepper butter and herbs, cooking over coals, and serving from foil edges. Promotes a 1950s home economics bulletin and contact for the bulletin.
Mr and Mrs Don Huffman were honored with a pantry shower and picnic in Highland Park. Attendees included Clement White Nina Faye Dwight Olson and many relatives from Buffalo Hayworth Humboldt Earlton Muskogee and Forest City among others.
Mr and Mrs Alton A Fletcher of Wichita announce the engagement of their daughter Gwendolyn Ann to Warren W Bennett son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Bennett. Gwendolyn is a Southeast High School and Vernon School of Cosmetology graduate working in a Wichita beauty shop. Bennett is an East High graduate with US Marine Corps service and a University of Wichita student employed locally. He is grandson of Mr and Mrs Charles Bennett of 1011 N Forest.
Ricky Good son of Dr and Mrs W Good 204 E 9th was honored by his mother Saturday morning with a party for his seventh birthday A baseball and glove cake was featured Invited guests included Ronnie Burkman Danny Baker Billy Mullins Denis Mueller Dale Dalton Richard Reid and Samson Stoll
The Girls' Guild of the First Baptist church met Thursday evening at Dorothy Waggoner's home. After a meal served by Mrs. Homer Waggoner, the group enjoyed softball and horseback riding. Miss Waggoner led devotions, and Joyce Umbarger was elected president with Jeanette Arthur as vice president and Linda Skaggs as secretary. Lela Mc Gee served as reporter, and Mrs. B. F. Wyatt spoke to the group. Attendees included nine members, Mrs. Waggoner, and five guests.
Two Southwest Missouri State coeds from Kona Hawaii Violet Izuno and Elaine Hayama both 20 and 21, are studying elementary education at SMS and living in a cooperative off campus house with 18 other girls. They promote Hawaiian products locally and have earned money through promotional advertising during trips to Chanute for a grocery store and bank.
Rural School closed the term with a basket dinner and student program. Come to the Fair served as the musical comedy theme. Students wore costumes and formed a dance team with boys dressed as girls. Sue Stevens crafted the Indian headdresses for the program.
Seven Cub Scouts attended the Den 1 Pack 3 meeting with den mother Mrs. Ben Walker at 320 S. Wilson. Dodge ball was played and the group made insect cages as The Living Circle led by Don Phillips closed the meeting.
A hostess usually waits until all guests finish before clearing plates. If a guest is very slow, she may remove others' plates first. Men at public dinners do not rise for a guest unless the age difference is very large.
Ann Landers shares reader letters about pilots, plumbers, and other workers. A woman fears a pilot husband cheats. responses say fidelity varies by person, not occupation, with anecdotes from flight crews, engineers, and spouses illustrating trust, risk, and concern in marriage dynamics.
A set of grammar and vocabulary queries with concise corrections and pronunciations. Topics include near usage, de trop pronunciation, misspelled options, meaning of me lange, and a hu- word meaning to direct economically.
Advice column request directs readers to mail problems to The Chanute Tribune with a stamped self addressed envelope. Copyright 1962.
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