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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1958
Page
3
A two layer pie combines spicy mince bottom with creamy pumpkin top. Bake 425 degrees for 10 minutes then 350 degrees 35 to 45 minutes until a knife shows doneness. Decorate with cut outs and candy glitters for a playful autumn presentation.
Mrs. M. L. Manners hosted the Priscilla circle in a Wednesday meeting at the First Baptist WMS. Mrs. George Allen presided, Hurla Rush led devotions on Time, and a monetary birthday gift was sent to the circle's missionary.
An Alice Brooks 1949 Needle Craft Catalog ad promotes TV slippers matched to robes or slacks with optional sequined embroidery. It lists pattern 7246 in multiple sizes and urges sending 25 cents for the catalog and 5 cents for pattern mailing. The notice also mentions bullfights as a popular Roman amphitheater attraction in Arles, France.
Advice column recounts 71 year old husband and 68 year old wife arguing over romance. Ann Landers affirms that love can endure with health and emotion in harmony. Also includes questions about a distant father’s lack of affection toward his daughter and a family reunion dispute over bringing guests.
Community events and club meetings listed with hosts addresses and times for Tuesday October 1 1958. Includes Outlook Study club Round Table Study club Hutton PTA Chanute Textile Paint club and several others across local churches and lodges.
Chanute state ESA president Scherel Booe joined Zone 10 in Meade with Delta Omega chapter hostesses. Zone chairman Mary Plager presided as about 50 members and officers including Lois Mayall Midge Foley and Betty Guthrie attended after a 1 PM dinner at Tony's Cafe.
Dr and Mrs C A Campbell hosted a surprise wedding shower Friday for Mr and Mrs John Mein at their home 123 N Forest. Guests enjoyed gold yellow decor, an autograph book with cake cutting advice, games prizes and a two tier cake with wedding bells.
A concise guide explains how advertisements can help consumers verify product safety and value. It highlights checking for official licenses, return policies, and trustworthy seller reputations, with tips to spot red flags in online ads.
The Past Noble Grands club of the Rebekah Lodge met Friday with Ethel Stevens at 923 W Main. Eight members answered roll call and cards were prepared to cheer three ill members. De votions read from Christian Home. Games followed. Mrs Francis Meeker won the afternoon prize. Next hostess Mrs H D Hunter at 606 S Malcolm on Nov 21 with dessert at 1 30 p m.
A hobo chili supper for the Friendly club was hosted Thursday at 1202 S. Plummer by Mrs. Kenneth Cummings. Mystery sister gifts were exchanged. Mrs. Fred Stewart announced her move to Pittsburg. The next gathering will be with Mrs. Bill Staggs at 803 S. Malcolm. Guests included Mrs. Herb Reep, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sharp and Elaine, Robert Kern Jr., Connie.
A social column lists guests including Candy, Mrs Carter Wills, Mr and Mrs Earl Hunter, Mr and Mrs Fred Stewart, Dana and Debbie, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cumings, Charles, Linda and Elaine, Mrs Earl Patterson, Diane Lea and Jada, Mrs Lewis Hottenstein and Connie, Mrs Bill Staggs and Sheri, Mr and Mrs Melvin Faulkner and Kay.
The Senior Mothers club met Thursday in the Memorial building with Mrs. A. C. Wink presiding. She opened with An Old Fashioned Welcome by Edgar Guest. Nettie Miller led devotions. Guests included Mmes. Woodring Wilson Newton Wilson Decker Sharp Shepherd Huckstep Finch Brobst. Three new members welcomed Abbie Eckard Nickerson Lee Embry. Mrs. Morgan spoke on her European tour as refreshments featured fall flowers and an English guard. Book committee members Wink Callon Morgan West Baker Meeker supervised refreshments.
Lois June Traylor daughter of Clinton Traylor Venice California and Richard Lee Drury son of Mrs Harold Drury Route 1 were married September 21 at the Assembly of God church in Iola. The bride is a Lola Junior College graduate and Drury a Chanute Junior College graduate. They reside at 501 North Ohio Avenue Iola where Drury works for the Pet Milk Company. Buffalo steaks are popular in the Black Hills with one drive in offering buffalo chow mein.
Town and Trips notes a Marian Martin printed pattern for Misses dresses with neckline variations from collar to scoop. Pattern 9213 covers sizes 12 through 46 with fabric needs and a price of thirty five cents plus 5 cents per pattern for mailing to Marian Martin The Cha pute Tribune Pastere Dept New York New York address details and customer information required.
Mrs Estel Cottle acted as hostess October 14 at Odense School for a Big Creek HDU gathering attended by five members and a guest Mrs Patterson of Savonburg. Mrs Patterson led a lesson on mending. The next meeting will be at Odense School with Mrs Vivien Johnson as hostess.
Mr and Mrs Willis Stroup hosted a dinner Sunday honoring the 16th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Howard Webb and celebrating Mrs Stroup’s birthday. Eric joined the event with family friends in attendance.
The Chanute Tribune notes Martha Stroup’s sixth birthday in Chanute on October 20, 1958. Guests included Mrs. Stroup, Mrs. Webb and their children Charles and Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Webb, Donald Malcolm, Aiva Stroup, and Erie residents Martha and Sandra.
Practical etiquette guidance covers seating a woman to the right of a male companion when possible, honoring a guest-of-honor on the host’s right, and a military rule of senior officers. It also advises mailing birth notices only to new recipients and never by typewriter, urging handwritten invitations responses.
Rigatoni served with meatless Italian tomato sauce and a cottage cheese parsley mix. Cook pasta, heat sauce, fold cottage cheese with parsley and salt, then plate with cheese on the side. Serves 4 to 6.
Wring towels in water, spread on the carpet and iron over it to use heat and steam to kill the grubs. For avoiding blueing streaks, add a little salt to the next laundering.
Merle Norman Cosmetics invites shoppers to a new Clara's Hat Shop location. A try before you buy demonstration promises to reveal each customer's beauty potential. Address is 16 S Lincoln with phone 2299.
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