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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1972
Page
4
A Sunshine Cake recipe fills the page with detailed instructions for a rich custard and whipped cream filled cake baked in a 10 inch tube pan. The write up also notes a Christian Culture class birthday observance at the First Baptist Church with a covered dish dinner and Bible readings.
A humorous Q and A exchange discusses Paris urinals and social norms, contrasting old and new practices. A reader describes a husband and his indispensable business partner as they commute and work together, hinting at workplace closeness and potential complications.
Community notices list events and deadlines for Thursday October 5 including Sweet Adelines at 910 W Elm 7:30 PM First Presbyterian Church circles auction and social 9 AM Senior Mothers Club Central Park Building 9 PM Royal Neighbors of America North Malcolm Community Center noon covered dish and more. Also includes local society letters and advice columns.
Mrs. Paul Patterson hosted Ruth Circle of the Baptist Missionary Society at 902 S. Grant on Tuesday evening. Fourteen members attended with three guests Dale Sneeringer Clark Dickin son and George McCann. Sidney Olson led the meeting Elsie Ivins led devotions presenting Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread and Jessie LeVan gave the lesson Faith and Work from Mission Magazine.
At the first meeting of Junior Girl Scouts Troop 33 on September 27 at Murray Hill School two patrols were organized. Patrols named The Rose Bunch and The Dingaling Sisters are led by Diana Serpan and Jackie Yowell with Rita Navarro and Sandy McDaniel as leaders. Susan Lesher is treasurer and Jana Jones scribe. Mrs Dell Dupuy and Mrs Tony Dye serve as troop leaders.
Alpha Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Chi held September activities including a get acquainted coffee hosted by Jane Lind with members and guests. Carolyn Fitzmorris won a prize and each guest received a personalized coffee mug. A going away coffee for Sue Bottiger was hosted at Carol Sperry’s home and Bottiger received a charm. The month closed with a couples party for husbands and wives featuring a wiener roast and a hayrack ride.
The Logan Pals 4 H Club meeting drew about 40 members and adults for a weiner roast in Cannon Park followed by a brief business session. A new officer slate was announced for the coming year. Installation is planned for October 24.
Reader Mary R. Aren describes a simple method to form small tart shells using a plastic pill bottle to press pastry into pans and edge it neatly. Read Mrs RK’s door fix with a knob and wood stop to spare the screen door.
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