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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
3
A classic baking tip highlights chocolate cinnamon dessert as a warm heart warmer for men. The recipe uses biscuit mix sugar cocoa cinnamon margarine egg milk and vanilla ice cream with a rich cinnamon fudge sauce served over warm or cold cake. Bake at 350 degrees in an 8x8 pan for 35 to 40 minutes and serve 6 to 8 portions.
LEANNA A covered dish dinner at Mrs. J H Alford's home preceded Lean na Ladies Aid at Christian Church with seven members and two guests. Alaska lesson led by Mrs E C Cottle. Next hostess Mrs Eugene Pool. MIDWAY YWCA Oct 4 with Mrs Robert Black presiding. Committees named. fall Y Teens conference Oct 12 at Mid way school. Devotions by Mrs Kenneth Nelson. lesson To Be or Not to Be by Mrs Dale Nelson. Gold seal awarded for 1965 1966. EARLTON Women's Society of World Service met with Mrs Dean Dighero host. lesson Christian Calling to Leadership. 114 attended fall institute. missionary Eldon Nolte spoke via slides from Brazil. Admission notes attendees and out of town guest Mrs Nellie Dryden.
The Church of the Nazarene Sunday School group met Tuesday at 724 S. Grant hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lester Petty. Ellen Lance led devotionals and officers were elected for the coming year: Jim Hamilton president Fred Ellison vice president Mrs Hamilton secretary Dale Eggon treasurer Mrs Ellison social chairman and Petty visitation chairman. Refreshments followed.
The First Baptist Church Womens Mission Society met in the church parlors at 1 30 p m Wednesday with Grace Hill Circle as hostess. Mrs R O Wicker chaired the circle and Mrs Vivian Arthur led the business session.
Hal Davis spoke on The Trials and Satisfactions of Candle Making as a Hobby at a meeting of junior college and high school faculty wives held Tuesday evening at Mrs. Virgil Akins home. Davis showed finished candles while his wife, a faculty wife, helped decorate. Dessert was served to 23. Mrs. Gary Church led the table with carnations. serving committee included Mrs Akins, Clarence Snart, Miles Richart, Harold Tarpley, Charles Carter, Farrell Coy, and Don Tucker.
Eva Johnson led a study on early Germany at the Round Table Study Club on Tuesday afternoon at 1 p.m. A luncheon preceded the program with Mrs Dickinson and others on the serving committee. Miss Johnson traced European history up to 500 A.D. Mrs Kidwell presided.
Officers of the Neosho County Junior College Associated Women Students for the school year include Rita Moore as president, Reece Naff, Margaret Eggers, and Pam Ellis as first through third vice presidents. Sponsor is Mrs. Mariam Mih.
The Chanute Culture Club began its year with a Tea and Talk meeting at 301 S. Plummer hosted by Mrs. D. A. Finney. Mrs. A. B. Chauncey presided as yearbooks were distributed and 13 members plus guest Mrs. Ben Hymal attended enjoying tea rumpot cookies and clove bread. Mrs. George Pinnegar is scheduled as hostess October 18.
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle met in the church basement on Wednesday with Mrs. Marius Phillips presiding. Thirteen members and three guests attended as new member Mrs. Floyd Hansen was welcomed. Officers were elected including President Mrs. Irvin Lassman and secretary Mrs. Edward Hackcroft. A leaked food sale was noted and Kiddie Kits for Lutheran World Relief were to be prepared.
About 40 members from the Grant Avenue Baptist church Junior and Senior Youth Groups attended a wiener roast and hayrack ride at the home of Mr and Mrs Dean Strack in route 3 Tuesday evening.
The column compiles USDA advice on mildew prevention in damp basements and closets. It covers reducing moisture with air conditioning and dehumidifiers, heating followed by venting, using exhaust fans, small closet heating with a light, and moisture absorbing gels like silica gel or activated alumina. It also notes practical reader tips on curb guards for garage doors and greasing aluminum foil for turkey.
St Patrick's Altar Society circles gathered Wednesday to study New Horizon in Christian Living and plan upcoming fall bazaar. DCCW convention announced for October 19 at Broadview Hotel Wichita. St Teresa's Circle met at Mrs Floyd Gates home with lesson by Mrs Ned Allen. United Church Women aid project discussed. refreshments served. St Judas Circle met at Mrs Charles Berthots home. business meeting led by Mrs Ed Ashley with lesson. Columbus Day card party planned for October 12 at 7:30 p.m. St Rose Circle hosted by Mrs Ralph Taylor. liturgy study by ten members. Mrs Clyde Breiner served dinner to St Elizabeth circle. seven members worked on rummage sale. lesson by Velma Thielan. St Christopher circle met in
Linda Elsten daughter of Mr and Mrs George Elsten formerly of Chanute wed Larry Schanaman son of Mrs Dollie Schanaman of Mitchell Nebraska on September 17
Mr and Mrs William D Burnite Jr announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce Elaine Burnite to 2nd Lt John Terrill Casady son of Mr and Mrs Paul Casady. The wedding is set for October 26 in Baltimore.
The First Methodist Church WSCS met in Fellowship Hall with devotions by Dr. Margaret Wolf and a lesson on Living in a World of Nations by Mrs. Art Holmes who also projected slides of the United Nations building. Mrs. Walter Poor presided and announced the district meeting at Parsons on Oct 17 with an invitation to a Fellowship Tea on Oct 19 from Fredonia WSCS.
The Chanute Gem and Mineral Society met in the Memorial Building with 18 members. Mrs. Harvey Stone presided and plans for the Gem and Mineral Show on November 5 and 6 were set. A field trip report to Salt Plains Oklahoma was given. Hank Andre of Iola presented slides on A Field Trip to Tom Miner Basin for Petrified Wood.
Bill Avery declares no endorsement by or obligation to any special interest group. He pledges to represent all Kansas residents and serve the public with neutrality and accountability.
If you cannot reach your tribune contact, use the Tribune number after six in the evening. When the primary line is busy, call HE 1-3400 post 6pm for assistance.
Friday events listed include Dorcas Party at church annex 7:30 p.m. We Who Club at Santa Fe Park North Shelter House 1 p.m cookout. Wilson Class at First Methodist Church 10 a.m. Bridge at Country Club 1:30 p.m. Laurel Mother's Club at Mrs. Wilford Aday 2100 S Plummer 1 p.m. Harmony Unit HDU with Mrs Dean Kepley R 4 1:30 p.m. Ladies Day Golf Final Luncheon at Country Club 1 p.m.
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