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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1959
Page
3
A festive pumpkin chiffon pie with a ginger sour cream topping. The filling blends pumpkin milk eggs brown sugar and spices folded into whipped egg whites then set in a baked shell and finished with a ginger scented sour cream topping.
Mrs. Wally Waldrip received a wedding shower hosted by Mrs. Alfred Nilges, Mrs. B. H. Korphage, Mrs. L. F. Erickson, and Mrs. Warren Waldrip at 719 S. Ashby. Guests included Mrs. Ralph Waldrip and Miss Nanette Waldrip among others. gifts came from multiple families and groups. The Duplicate Bridge Club, organized here, will meet Fridays at 1:15 p.m. in the Pine Room of the Tioga Hotel, open to the public.
Pattern notes advertise Santa head appliques for gifts and window decorations with Pattern 7068, price 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for first class mail. Marian Martin pattern 9357 for misses casual dress with two sleeve versions, size range up to 42, price 50 cents plus 5 cents mail. send orders to The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. in New York.
Dear Ann Landers offers guidance on a blended family crisis as a stepfather resents his wife’s son, and other letters discuss teen dances, caring for an aging aunt, and family tensions. The column emphasizes seeking outside counsel and preserving independence for the elderly.
The Lincoln School second grade Brownie troop met in the film room Tuesday afternoon after school with 15 Brownies and two leaders, Mrs. E B Rowson and Mrs. G J McGee. They opened with the Brownie promise roll call and story then sang taps to close. Den 4 Pack 6 gathered at Mrs. Verlin Smith 415 S Ashby where seven cubs and the den mother joined a painting session ending with the living circle.
Chanute study clubs met for luncheons and first meetings of the season. David Parker, Chanute High School and Junior College speech teacher, presented Brigadoon and played recordings. New year activities listed for Cosmos, Outlook, Sorosis, Athaneum, Round Table, Who's Who, Twentieth Century, Twenty-Fourth Century, and Reading clubs with meetings, hosts, and next dates.
Thirteen members of the Jolly Maids Home Demonstration unit met at the North Malcolm Community Center with Mrs. Carl Jenkins presiding. Mrs. Marjorie Price presented the lesson Foundation Garments. Mrs. Fred Demps hosted, assisted by Mrs. Floyd Smith. Halloween motifs decorated the serving table. Mrs. J. T. Johnson received the door prize and plans were made for November meeting with hosts Mrs. Carl Landis and Mrs. Castor Perrin.
Mrs. Esther Erickson gave the opening prayer at the Dorothy Tiegreen Guild gathering at Grant Avenue Baptist Church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Robert Herman led the meeting. Mrs. Warner Tiegreen spoke on The Meaning of Church Membership and Baptist history. Hostesses were Mrs. Ellie Belt and Mrs. Gilbert Wilson. Sixteen members and a guest, Mrs. Ralph Ford, attended. The next meeting is scheduled for November 10.
Twenty members of the Senior Mothers club met Thursday in the Memorial building with one guest present. Mrs. Robert Callon presided and Mrs. George Allen led group singing. Mrs. Allen gave the devotions The Lord Reigneth and Mrs. Francis Meeker presented the lesson on how the song The
The club adopted the Star Spaneed Banner as the national anthem and subscribed to Sunshine magazine for the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital. Mrs. G. C. McLaren served as chaplain and gave the closing prayer with Mrs. E. W. Stone and Mrs. L. P. Burris providing coffee cake and candy.
Listings of local gatherings and meetings across Humboldt Tioga Hotel First Methodist church and area groups. Includes 50 50 class dinner at First Methodist 6 36 p m and multiple homemaker and hobby clubs with times from 1 15 p m to 7 30 p m.
Mrs Harry Johnson presided at a Barathea Service Guild meeting of the Evangelical United Brothern church held Tuesday evening at 702 N Grant. Mrs Floyd Byers assisted, Mrs Bob McLaren delivered devotions a poem and an article and led prayer. The group voted to buy more supper service for the church kitchen. Mrs Marion Johnson and Mrs McLaren led Bible quiz games. Refreshments were served to 22 members.
Mrs. Harold Claus presided Tuesday evening at a Ladies Auxiliary of the Patriarchs Militant meeting in the IOOF hall. Brig. Gen. Edgar Gilbert presented Alberta Hannawald of Pratt as reviewing officer and past president of the Department Assn. of Kansas. Mrs. Jean Lance of Fort Scott conducted inspection. Gilbert drilled. Lance presented a gift to Hannawald. Harold Claus and Raymond Henderson were in hospital. refreshments served by Mrs. Edgar Gilbert. Garden foliage shaped like a T decorated the table.
Ed Parr secured a first place in a bridge competition headline noting his win. The brief item records parr as winner without additional details.
Local sports and community notes summarize events from Chanute and surrounding area. Residents hear updates from schools, clubs, and civic groups, highlighting upcoming meetings and recent activities in the town.
A social event at the country club last night saw Mrs. James Lucas place second and Lester Purdy third in the proceedings. Mr. and Mrs. LaRue Delp served as chairmen, with advertisements read aloud to attendees.
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