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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1964
Page
3
Betty Williams highlights a weekly market feature with turkey as an all occasion meal and fall produce. Beef and pork prices shift, apples pears peaches and grapes are in peak supply, with apple pancakes, cider syrup, and other seasonal kitchen ideas plus historical note on George Crum and potato chips.
The Zion Lutheran Service Guild met on Tuesday evening at the church. Mrs. Earl Olson led devotions. Mrs. James Rana Bargar shared about a Fort Scott workshop. The fall LWML rally is set for Humboldt on Oct 25. Eleven members and one guest attended, Mrs. Harold Storck was present. Hostesses were Mrs. Cecil Storck and Mrs. Orville Holloway.
Dorcas Circle of the EUB church met Wednesday at Mrs J S Whitteberg s home 220 W 3rd with Mrs W J Strohm presiding Mrs A O Lehman gave devotions and Mrs C E Wilkins led the lesson Under Three Flags assisted by Mrs Anton Westerberg Mrs Frank Percy and Mrs Wesley Hamilton Fourteen members attended.
Mrs. Graham Tells of Trip at Business and Professional Women meeting at Tioga Hotel. She notes European food costs and packaging values, with Belgium higher than the United States. The Charutennay Singers directed by Harold Tarplay performed work songs. Other attendees included Mrs. Fred Fortney, Francine Stacey, and Velma Beasley. Elizabeth Pieper spoke on supporting the Junior College tax levy.
The M. C. Cartlidge circle met Tuesday at the Memorial Building with 11 members present. Mrs. Emery Lewis presided and outlined final plans for the Southeast Kansas District meeting set for Oct 20 in Chanute. Mrs. Lewis drew the door prize.
Mrs Harold Tarpley entertained 12 members and two guests of St. Marys Chapter of Women of Grace Episcopal Church at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Devotions were given by Mrs Glen Diver. The lesson by Mrs Carl Tribble was the second part of When Christians Make Political Decisions.
Members of Sunflower Chapter of OES met Wednesday evening in the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Gilbert Wilson and Glenn Chickadonz as officers. Invitations were announced for friendship nights at Humboldt Erie Walnut Moran Girard and White Church on listed dates. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Ethel Knapp and W. J. Althaber, memoriam read by Mrs. Wilson. Refreshments were served in the dinette by Mr. and Mrs. Walt Treloggen assisted by Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bates. fall harvest decorations complemented the event.
Friday October 16 social calendar lists Chanute playschool activities at 204 East 9th and Santa Fe connected events. The Golden Shrine and White Shrine of Jerusalem host covered dish suppers and gatherings at 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Neosho Valley HD Unit meets at 2 p.m. at 23 Lafayette. TOPS Determinettes meet at Sawyer Hall 1:30 p.m. First Methodist Church hosts Wilson CIS and Faye Country Club events around 1 to 2 p.m. Devoted Mothers Club gathers at 1:10 p.m. Saturday October 1 features Square Dance Club at Alcon School later in the day.
Mrs. Robert Larrick and Mrs. Leo Gottlieb led devotions and a program at the Christian Women's Fellowship meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the church on the topic Science and Religion. Mrs. Forest Clements presided and Group 4 members led the social hour under Mrs. Henry Alfords chairmanship.
ESA meets Beta Delta Chapter of Epsilom Sigma Alpha with a Tuesday evening coffee in Heritage Room of the library. Guests include Mrs. Gerald Gifford, Mrs. Kenneth Lindsey, Mrs. Ray Pearce, Lilyan Freeman, and Opal Franklin. Mary Lou Conway, president, poured. committee in charge was Mrs. Irvin Scarlett and Mrs. Paul Olson.
The Willing Workers 4-H club welcomed Charles Hines Larry Taylor and Mark Neely as new members at Thursday night’s meeting Roll call noted favorite school subjects Janie Dent led group singing Plans were made for a box supper on Oct 24 Officers installed in a candle lighting ceremony President Lynnta Swiler Vice president Jim Neely Secretary Jean Bath Reporter Marsha Dent Junior officers President Judy Boecker Vice president Randy Neely Secretary Sheila Fisher Reporter Gary Kethherside Program numbers included project talk Jane Neely Health talk Carla Rutledge Demonstration Miss Dent Recreation led by Ronnie Heilman Enrollment cards were distributed Refreshments were served
Mrs Oley Apt led a lesson on 50 years of Progress in Extension Service during the Sunny Stone HD unit gathering at the Buffalo Community Building. New 1965 officers were elected: Uden president, Rutherford vice president, Cox secretary, Apt treasurer, M J Clough PR. A public meeting on Finance Planning is set for Oct 22 at 1 30 p.m. at the Fredonia courthouse.
Hulda Parker Chapter OES held a stated meeting at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Vernie Steele and Kenneth Raney presiding. Invitations were read for friendship meetings at Thayer Humboldt and Walnut. Bernadine Russell will present 50 year pins at the next meeting. Yellow roses and tapers adorned the social hour. hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Foy Gibson and Mrs. A. B. Chauncey.
An advertisement for the GALAXON plan claims it suppresses appetite with a tablet to aid dieting. It promises money back if not satisfied and lists CASEY DRUG STORE in Main Mall for purchase with a $3.00 price and a no-questions-asked refund.
The WSCS held circle meetings Wednesday with lessons on Our Basic Freedoms New Nations Their Children and Ours. Circles Martha Mary Rachel Esther Orpha Ruth Naomi and others met at members’ homes around town with devotions refreshments and welcome guests.
Home cook shares a quick method to enhance roast gravy by folding in chopped fresh tomatoes. The tactic brightens flavor with subtle acidity while keeping the meat the meal's focus.
Local paper from Chanute dated October 15, 1964 features briefs and notices across page three. Reports include community events, school news, and civic updates with names and places tied to Chanute and surrounding area.
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