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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1966
Page
3
Plan a thrifty Italian dinner party with beef balls in tomato sauce served over spaghetti or rice. The dish stores ahead, cooks quickly, and offers rib sticking flavor. Includes beef meatball and sauce recipe with oregano basil Parmesan and parsley.
Sunflower Chapter honored past matrons and patrons at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday. Recipients included Kenneth Caldwell and D. C. Beach among others, each receiving a rose and gift. A district 16 caravan plans a visit to the Masonic Home in Wichita on Oct 30. Invitations listed for Walnut Nov 7 Lavenburg Oct 19 Thayer Oct 20 Buffalo Oct 26. The charter was draped in memory of Lella Lennan and Herman Kopper. Refreshments were served. tables featured dahlias from Isa Romine.
Zion Lutheran Guild met in the church basement with Mrs. Neil Nelson presiding. Mrs. Glen Allison led devotions and Mrs. Ralph Burghart taught on Ebenezer Gift Appropriated for Missions. A Christian Growth workshop report from Oswego featured New Guinea mission slides. Quilting was the evening project and a future clothing drive to send overseas was planned. Mrs. A. H. Alcott hosted refreshments for three guests and eleven members. Mrs. Mein became a new member.
Vickie Reed was honored on her tenth birthday with a dinner and party at the north shelterhouse of Santa Fe park last night. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Vester Reed hosted the event with games, prizes, and favors. The celebration featured red and white decorations, gifts, and a cake and ice cream served by Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Mable Shook. Guests included Jennie Giacoma Teresa Giacoma Peggy Giacoma Claudette Winder Donna Lea Kathy Williams Barbara Kiddoo Marilyn Shook Beth Drake Jeanine Burkman Diane Blake Janae Berthot Sharon Stork Jenice Woods Debbie Phillipps Leon Shook and Vester Ray Reed.
Heloise Cruse shares an emergency instant mashed potato tip adding dehydrated onions to the cooking water for a crunchy, seasoned potato dish. She suggests optional grated cheese for special occasions and notes she welcomes reader mail for future hints.
Den 4 Pack 27 Cub Scouts met Wednesday with den mother Mrs. Ralph Taxter at 214 N. Grant. New officers were elected and a song was practiced for the next pack meeting. Clint Ellis served refreshments.
Porterville Methodist church plans its 88th anniversary with a weekend of events. The fall festival starts Friday at 8 p.m. A Sunday basket dinner at noon precedes a 2 p.m. informal service featuring Rev. H. Hahn. Former pastors and friends’ letters will be read. Letters or mementos may be sent to Mrs. Lee Herrin in Savonburg.
Roosevelt and Murray Hill PTAs held weekly meetings with principals, teachers, and parents. Speakers covered civil defense, educational amendments, new education laws, and fire prevention. District four PTA attendees included Harold Anderson and Mrs. Van Winkle with upcoming chili burger supper and fall chicken noodle fundraiser noted.
Wesleyan Methodist Church invites attendees to Homecoming Day with Rev. C. W. Dunbar speaking at 2 30 p.m. and Rev. Harold Young and Rev. R. L. Makin delivering morning and evening sermons. Music by the Willard Lloyd family and the Mankin duo. A noon basket dinner will be served in the Fellowship Hall.
In Hodeidah Yemen the city alternates between summer emptiness and winter crowding due to heat and humidity. May temperatures peak around 113 degrees with 80 to 100 percent humidity driving residents to Sanaa 10 000 feet up. Winter brings rain and cold in Sanaa while Hodeidah sees an influx of visitors seeking warmth.
The notice directs readers to contact their Tribune carrier by phone if unavailable, advising to call HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for reachability and assistance.
St Marys Chapter of Episcopal Church Women met at Mrs Paul Kings home at 120 S Tennessee Wednesday afternoon. Mrs William Gray gave devotions on Love and was assisted by Mrs Kenneth Horton and Mrs Stanley Lewis. Mrs Stan Cannon and Mrs Harold Tarpley led the lesson and discussion on How to Become a Bishop Without Being Religious. Mrs John Sherman presided and announced weekly work days through Dec 1 Advent Tea and gift sale planned in Sawyer Hall. Twenty five members attended.
The Neosho Valley Coin Club held a Wednesday meeting at the Memorial Building with Bill Lock presiding. Prize winners included Mrs. Gilbert Trumbull for a proof set and Everett Hole for a penny. Additional dollar prize winners were John Zahm, Iola. Charles Heaton. Jack Slater. and Joe Welton. Glen Fogel and Everett Hole conducted the auction. Refreshments of doughnuts and coffee were served to 18 members and seven guests.
Social calendar listings show events across town including lunches at Carpenters' Hall and Memorial Building, meetings at IOOF hall and Sawyer Hall, a bridge session at the Country Club, and a children’s theatre at the high school auditorium all scheduled for Friday October 14 1966. Named organizers include Miriam Circle Rebekah Lodge and Rainbow EH Unit with contact notes for rides and times.
The Quest Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Don Rankin at 609 S Highland. Eighteen members answered roll call and discussed New Devices for Riot Control from Nations Business magazine. The lesson The Land Italy was given by Mrs E S Cornish.
The Sorghum Valley Grange met in the Grange hall with master S. L. McMillan. E. W. Maxwell outlined new insurance policies for farmers. Degree work was presented by four candidates. Quail hunting season discussed. Founders day and fire prevention week observed. No meeting on the 26th. regular meetings resume November 9. Refreshments for 20 members served.
Hulda Parker chapter OES held a stated meeting at the Ma sonic Temple with Hulda Parker Mrs Imelda Adelgren and Vernie Steele presiding. Invitations read from nearby chapters and a Golden Wedding reception for Roy S Gibson was announced along with memorials for Marie Chapple Juanita Carter Lilla Vernard and Herman Kopper. A 30 day charter drape and social hour followed with decor and hostesses named.
Les Des gathered Monday evening at Linda Butler’s home 408 S Ashby. Candy was distributed for the candy sale and refreshments were served.
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