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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1966
Page
3
Readers share tips from turkey steaks to quick shoe shines. Ideas include freezing turkey breast as steaks, using gloves as ribbon-changing aids, cutting slippers into dust mops, decorating chipped tubs with water lily decals, and using a teapot for watering plants and an earband to keep a dog’s ears clear of food.
The Business and Professional Women’s Club met at the Tioga Hotel with Mrs. Dora Lukenbill presiding. Third District Director Mrs. Lora Mae Blaser of Parsons spoke on keeping organizations young and active. The group voted to donate to the Annual Halloween Program and to sponsor two youths at the State Youth Power Conference. National Business Women’s Week plans were announced along with a Tioga Hotel breakfast. Members reported on the Fall Conference in Neodesha.
A birthday party honoring Elks members born in July August September and October was held Thursday at the Elks building. A 6 30 p m dinner preceded bridge with high scores by Mrs Nezell Cowan Mrs Bud Ber tram Mrs Edward Harden dorf C L Fisher Bob Kent and George Lightfoot.
The Strugglers Bridge Club met Wednesday evening at 317 S Rutter for two bridge tables and a dessert. High score went to Mrs John Weilert, low to Mrs Robert Jenkins, with guests Mrs Tom Murrill and Mrs Pete New. Hostess for the November 2 meeting will be Mrs Don Booe of 317 S Wilson.
The Cincinnati Reds have dropped 20 of their first 30 one run decisions this season, highlighting a troubling trend in tight games for the team and its pitching staff.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Gibson celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at home 21742 W Main from 2 to 5 p m. They wed Oct 12 1916 in Pittsburg and moved from Girard to Chanute 1922 to run a family business later merged with Koch Brothers Chapel as Gibson Koch Chapel. They have two children Clifford Gibson and Mrs Carl E Johnson and five grandchildren.
A dramatic presentation based on Up the Down Staircase was staged in the Little Theater under Glen Bacus at the October Student National Education Association meeting. Performers included Steven Brooks, Terry Carnahan, Bob Crumline, and Anita Harvey.
Delta Study Club met Thursday at 1305 W Main in the home of Mrs Phil lip Cooper with assisting hostess Mrs James McGrath. Mrs Gus Nelson gave a book review Secrets of Charm by John Roberts Powers and Mary Sue Miller. Mrs Dean Foster presided at the business meeting followed by refreshments for 15 members.
Honored guests at a Tioga Hotel family dinner Wednesday evening included Clifford L. Gibson and his wife along with Nancy and John Gibson and other relatives and friends from Fort Worth Texas Topeka Rossville Santa Barbara San Diego and additional local associations.
WSWS circles of the Evangelical United Brethren church schedule a 6:30 fellowship on Oct 23 preceding the evening worship. Dr. Siu Choh Leung of Hong Kong will speak on the Mission to North America. Circle activities include lesson studies, business meetings, and refreshments with several hosts and locations noted for Rebecca Esther Dorcas Ruth circles.
WSCS circles met Wednesday at the First Methodist Church and at members' homes to study The Third Dimension of the Population Explosion by Lyle E. Schaller. Officers were elected and 13 to 19 members attended the varied circle meetings with guests.
Thirteen members answered roll call with a disease their children have had at the Holly Mothers Club meeting held Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Dick Purdy. Mrs. Wayman Dunlap gave the lesson The Creeping Disease and discussed diabetes facts and treatment. A salad course was served by Mrs. Herbert Fox and Mrs. Charles Stroh.
If you cannot reach your Tribune carrier use the after hours contact HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. The notice instructs callers to phone the carrier and provides the alternative number for evening access.
The Memorial building hosted an American Legion Auxiliary gathering with a covered dish dinner and Halloween decor. Mrs. Kenneth Cummings presided, Mrs. Walter Welch joined as a new member, Gold Star mothers received gifts, a memorial gift to Capt. W. L. Schultz was sent, and a Junior High Halloween project donation was made. Plans for the Veterans Day parade on November 11 and an all day sewing event on October 21 for the Wichita Veterans Hospital gift shop were announced.
Mrs. Marion Page hosted Beta Sigma Phi with Mrs. Don Elder assisting. Fall rush plans, parties, invitations, and name tags were set. Mrs. Dave Toland and Mrs. John Koop reviewed the Ritual of Jewels. Buzz Schaberg named Valentine queen candidate. Meetings moved to the first and third Wednesdays starting in November. door prize won by Mrs. Todd Hampton.
The Earlton Ladies Aid group gathered Thursday afternoon in the fellowship hall with Mrs. A J Elliott as hostess.
Calendar items include the American Legion Auxiliary meeting in Fairfield at 3 p.m with refreshments at IOOF Hall and the Ladies of Elks gathering at Central Park Pavilion at 9 a.m. Chanute Cycle Club meets at the track at 7:30 p.m. plus several arts clubs and a music club event in Federation Room and at Mrs. Richard Good’s home.
Mrs. John Osborn led the prayers and Mrs. Leona Tennis gave devotionals. Mrs. Elliott taught the lesson titled With Our Youth Fellowship. Mrs. Alva McClaren, president, led the business meeting. A plate luncheon followed, served by the hostess, and Susan McLaren offered the closing prayer.
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