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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1964
Page
3
Betty Williams outlines cauliflower cooking to avoid overdoing it and offers Cauliflower Pudding with white sauce, Parmesan, and nutmeg plus a buffet style version using ham and tomatoes. The column also covers self rising flour biscuits, new phosphate leaveners, and seasonal produce like cranberries, grapes, cantaloupes, and baking trends for fall.
United Presbyterian Women circles met in homes on Wednesday with lessons on Africa and changes in modern life and a final chapter in Colossians and Philemon as the guide Be What You Are. Announcements of fall meetings were made and refreshments served. Circle 4 hosted by Mrs Dwight Mee Creighton and Circle 5 by Mrs Amos Wink. Circle 3 met in the church parlor with Mrs James B Hutton presenting the Bible study. The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church gathered in the church fellowship hall, led by Mrs Kenneth Summers with “Sharing Basic Freedoms.” A junior college tax levy explanation was presented by Mrs Alex Mih and district meeting set for Oct 20 announced, tea hosted by Mrs Howard Jenkins and Mrs Duff Wagoner with autumn decor. Orpha circle hosted by Mrs Buford Fisher.
The regular monthly meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society of Grant Avenue Baptist Church convened Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Blaine Marks presiding. Mrs. Ralph Toland gave the love gift. The program featured Mrs. Gene Webber, Mrs. Hilda Wingblade and Mrs. C. A. Batton, with duets by Mrs. Marks and Mrs. Toland and by Mrs. Harold Neptune and Mrs. Joe Thurman. Mrs. Dale Sneeringer spoke.
The Rev. Richard Lintner spoke on The Problems of Aging at a Women of Grace Episcopal Church meeting in Sawyer Hall. Dale Steinman outlined plans for an every member coffee cass this fall, with Mrs. Kenneth Keas presiding and Mrs. John Sherman Jr. giving devotions. Hostesses were Mrs. Harlan Lovett and Mrs. F. E. Sale, who served refreshments after.
Mrs. William T. Hunt presented slides from a trip to England at the Shakespeare Club gathering in the Heritage Room of the library. Nine members attended. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Stanley Rawn on Oct. 19.
The First Baptist Church Women's Mission Society met in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ray Hutchison presiding in the absence of the president. Devotions titled How Big Is God were given by Mrs. Dinty Wyatt. Mrs. Frank Coble gave the love gift. The Latin America lesson used two film strips shown by Mrs. Del Tolbert. The Charlotte Worley circle hosted 28 members with a Halloween colored tea table decoration.
Roy Marks one of 25 seniors at Ottawa University, student teaching in Ottawa public schools and helping in elementary and junior high music classes. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. R Blaine Marks, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wiggans, rushed to Fort Worth, Texas, for their ill son Lynn who has been released and is recovering. Other notes include the Veterans of World War I district meeting in Parsons on Oct 18, Mrs. Myrtle Martin undergoing surgery in Wichita, Linda Ranz, 16, injuring in a Main and Western crash, and siblings involved in the accident Steve Allen, Larson, and Miss Ranz. Stanley Whitworth, 17, sustained facial cuts.
Wednesday group meetings of the CWF studied the Puerto Rican migration to the United States in a lesson titled Rosey and the Card File. Devotions centered on Interdependence and Charity. Refreshments and mission bags for children accompanied the sessions.
Mrs. Quentin Nelson state PTA president addressed the Rotary Club at Tioga Hotel on public school financing equal educational opportunities for all including the handicapped and stronger school and community services. She cited family breakdown and efforts to curb liquor smoking air pollution and quackery as topics. A major problem identified was moral spiritual and civic apathy and the PTA aims to foster constitutional understanding and reduce international tension among youths with several visitors present.
Mrs. T. C. Ward hosted the Athenaeum gathering at 121 N Lafayette Tuesday. Assisted by Mines Carrie Pollock Earl Wible John Newman and W A Woodring, luncheon was served as tables featured autumn flowers. Mrs. Felix Bouray led the lesson on Moving America with the meditation by the hostess.
The Associated Press reports grocery chains across the nation feature red meat and poultry for freezer stocking and weekend meals. Beef varies by region with hindquarters prominent east and price dips of 3 to 4 cents on the West Coast. Pork, veal, and varied poultry items are highlighted with prices such as boneless shoulder roasts at 69 cents and legs at 49 cents per pound. Eggs and vegetables also show price shifts with typical buys listed for cauliflower lettuce peppers squash and more.
Vilas VILAS-Vilas Homebuilders gathered with 17 members and 11 children at Mrs Robert Olson’s home Tuesday with Mrs Edgar Sutchison assisting. Officers elected for 1965 were Robert Olson president Neil Nelson vice president Harold Olson secretary Milton Dorris treasurer and James Bentley public relations. Marilyn Schaus spoke on Fashion Forecast and traffic safety was reported by Axel Larson.
Friday events include Rainbow HD Unit Mirlem Circle Rebekah lodge and Senior Citizens luncheon with covered dish at Memorial Building. TOPS Determinettes Sawyer Hall Wilson Class First Methodist Church and Hobby Club Lafayette host meetings with bridge and tea options. Transportation calls HE 1-1992.
The Up and Atom 4H club met at Alcott School with 18 members and eight parents. Robert Lassman and wife were chosen as community leaders and officers were installed. The annual achievement banquet is set for November 21 and a Halloween party was planned. Program items included group singing led by Dee Ann Tharp and talks by Julie Brune and Chester Day. Patty Lassman led recreation.
The Patriarchs Militant group met in regular session Tuesday evening in JOOF Hall with Mrs. E. Biggs presiding. Mrs. Irene Moore led the inspection. Plans were made for the review in November and several members plan to attend the Grand Lodge session in Manhattan October 10 to 15. Members from Fort Scott Iola and Chanute attended.
The article lists department heads and roles including John Hovorka advertising Dwight Wallingford news Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben B Nicholas mechanical Dorsey Osborn press. Printed evenings except Sunday entered as second class matter postage paid at Chanute KS Chanute Kansas. Member Audit Bureau of Circulations.
An advertisement offers the GALAXON weight loss plan without a prescription. It includes a tablet that suppresses appetite, claiming easier dieting and weight reduction. Priced at $3.00 with a full money back guarantee if not satisfied, sold by Casey Drug Store 121 EB Main Mall.
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