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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
3
Betty Williams outlines budget friendly cooking notes with fall produce and pork buys, offering cabbage roll prep, bean and cheese dishes, boxed rice casseroles, and ideas to pair vegetables with meats. Mentions peaches grapes plums apples and popcorn as seasonal buys to inspire weekend menus.
Letter-writer seeks guidance on tipping etiquette. The column advises 15 percent for good service in restaurants, small tips for coffee or lunch counter visits, and varying tips for taxi drivers hotel staff and other service workers. Includes cautions against tipping police and certain professionals and suggests discreet gifts for Christmas.
An advertised weight loss pill GALAXON claims to suppress appetite without exercise or strict dieting. The ad promises a seven day result or money back, with a 3.00 price and a full refund to be returned to Casey Drug Store for mail orders.
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church met in groups yesterday to study Alma Mater City Style on campus work. Group 4 met at 1310 S Grant with lesson by Mrs B M Eastburn. Group 2 hosted by Mrs M M Wise with lesson by Mrs James Treloggen and worship by Mrs James Evans. Group 3 at 529 S Kansas with lesson by Mrs John Bowes. Group 5 at 114 N Central with 14 present and devotions by Mrs Henry. Group 1 hosted by Mrs Ross Cooper with devotions “Live Every Minute” and lesson by Mrs Lloyd Barham. Group 7 at 1701 S Malcolm with devotion led by Mrs Glenn Kiddoo and lesson by Mrs Albert Benson. one guest Mrs F J Baxter of Aurora Colorado.
United Nations slides shown by Francine Stacey at a Women's Society of Christian Service gathering. Stacey, one of several youth travelers on a Kansas Methodist tour, was introduced by Mrs. James Boerwinkle. A humorous visitor from Mars by Mrs. Robert Geiger prompted remarks from president Mrs. Leland Clapson. officers explained duties as past president pin was awarded. Refreshments were served by the Deborah Circle.
The Barathea Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met Tuesday night at 124 S Kansas with hostess Mrs Bill Moffatt and assisting hostess Marion Shike. Mrs Belle Delaplain led the business session and Mrs Bernard Ford presented Bible Studies and Spiritual Rebirth. Mrs Moffatt won the door prize as 14 members enjoyed refreshments.
Mrs Arthur W Baum of Topeka spoke to Grace Episcopal Church women in Sawyer Hall on the history development and use of vestments. She urged that Altar Guild work is a privileged church service and that the Bishop's Altar Guild serves any parish in the diocese.
United Presbyterian Women held lessons for three daytime and two evening circles on Wednesday continuing Look at the Church at Work in the City. The study from One People of God explored urban ministry and city church problems. Program leaders included Mrs. Dunham Hem bree Newton Evans Nay lor Johnson Rawn Knox Burris Petit. Hostesses were Mrs. Koch Brock Hoofnagle Hutton and Nay.
Mrs E L Kay, famed for prize hooked rugs, will teach two sessions at the Launching Pad Arts and Crafts group. First session Monday, second two weeks later. attendees may order frames hooks patterns. Last meeting drew 40 women.
Mrs E W West of Dove Creek announces the engagement of her daughter LaDonna to Larry Smith son of Mr and Mrs Harold Smith of Eric Colorado The bride elect is a Dolores County High School graduate and works at Dove Creek State Bank Smith is a Grant Rural High School graduate and works for the Bureau of Land Management No wedding date set
Dorcas fae First Christian Church hosts 7 30 Mrs RalphGarvin 305 S Lafayette. Wilson Class Methodist Church 10 a m TOPS Determinettes Sawyer Hall 1 30 p m Bridge Country Club 1 30 p m Lincoln PTA executive Lincoln School 9 a m Devoted Mothers Club Mrs Orville Holloway 807 St Rutter 1 15 p m
Mr and Mrs Erick Axcell 418 W Std celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary on Saturday with daughters Edith Axcell in Chicago and Dr James Habegger with spouse in Geneva Ill A brother Robert Axcell from Mountain Home Ark joins for dinner in Chicago A son Walter Axcell and his wife from Topeka visit next week They have seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren
The Altar Society of St Patrick's Church met Wednesday at the school to discuss plans for the annual fall bazaar. Mrs Grace Carroll and Mrs Mabel Carlos served refreshments.
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