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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1964
Page
3
Beautiful Indian summer days spur outdoor meals and tailgate picnics. The column covers indoor barbecue safety, equipment, and recipes like Beef Kabobs with Bay Leaves, plus Halloween candy ideas, apples with caramel, and a fall shopping roundup of pork, poultry, and produce.
The First Christian Church hosts its annual Women's Day with Mrs. Melvin Richey as speaker. A former missionary to the Congo, she and her husband recently returned after four years in Lotumbe teaching sewing and homemaking and directing classes led by Congolese women.
Sue So and Esther Wong addressed 87 Junior Kayettes at Royster Junior High projection room. The program highlighted the United Nations Week theme with poems, scripture, and prayers. Prizes were awarded to membership winners and fundraisers supported world service. October 24 was Kayette Sunday urging attendance at local churches.
Mrs. M. R. Wilson recounted the Stockade Annie story from the church magazine at the Presbyterian Builders Class gathering held Wednesday night at Mrs. Carl Schickhardt’s home 115 N Lafayette. Mrs. C. D. Nelson led the business session. A library book in memory of Jim Gilbreath was ordered by Mrs. Karl Loveall. The Christmas party was planned and 18 members were served refreshments.
Mrs Charles Broadwell hosted the Outlook Study Club at 219 South Steuben Tuesday afternoon with 15 members attending. Refreshments followed a meeting led by Mrs Edwin Cathers. Mrs Lester Purdy reviewed The Snake Has All of the Lines by Jean Kerr. Next meeting set for November 10.
United Presbyterian Women held their monthly meeting in the church parlor on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. R. W. Good presiding and Mrs. R. W. Fisher leading the Mission Yearbook study. A district meeting set for October 29 in Fredonia was announced, and officers for 190 were elected with Mrs. Good as president and a slate including Williams, Hutchison, Lawrence, Finney, and Parsons. Circle I led the program on scholarships and educational opportunities. a tea followed with a lace cloth and fall fruit centerpiece.
The Southeast Kansas District of the Ladies of the GAR met in the Memorial Building with 24 members present. Mrs Clara Miller presided as district president. Irene Jones spoke on the national convention in Providence. Dora Parker was named national representative for the Civil War Centennial. New officers include Dora Parker Parsons president Lucille Henderson Humboldt senior vice president Delia Lane Coffeyville junior vice president Mary Edwards Chanute treasurer Nellie Rule Pittsburg chaplain Clara Miller Chanute patriotic instructor Ethel Warner Coffeyville conductress Violet Biele Chanute assistant conductress Edith Steinman Chanute guard Ethel Lewis Chanute assistant guard Ethel Glore Humboldt historian. The district meeting will be in Parsons in 1965. A sack lunch was served. Humboldt circle furnished cakes.
Friday schedule includes TOPS Determinettes Mrs David Brot ton 204, 1:30 pm Executive committee CWR First Christian Church, 1:30 pm Senior Citizens Memorial, rides call HE 11992, 1% pm Wilson Class First Methodist Church, 10 am Bridge Country Club, 1:30 pm Past Noble Grand Club Rebekah Lodge Ethel and Gertrude Stevens 923 W Main, 2 pm Laurel Mothers Club Tom Morehead 517 W Ind, Merry Mothers' Gaars Don Haw ley 10 N Larson 2 pm. Saturday UNESCO Dinner Hutton School 6:0 pm.
Cecelia Olson presided at the monthly meeting of the Jolly-Go-Getters 4-H club. Group singing was led by Karen Heibert and Linda Smith. Project talks were given by John Alford and Miss Olson and Bruce Cottle demonstrated. Elizabeth Heibert installed new officers. Janelle Spencer joined as a new member.
The Southeast District of the State Federation of Music Clubs will hold an all day meeting Monday in the Memorial Building Federation room. District president Mrs W H McMurray and secretary-treasurer Mrs P L Forslund will preside. State president Mrs L B Gloyne Kansas City Kan first vice president Mrs Roscoe Williams Wichita and others will be on the program. A coffee at nine and luncheon at noon. The St Cecilia Club will present an afternoon of music themed Come to the Fair with hostesses for the meeting.
Hutton PTA members heard Mrs. Alex Mih explain what to know about Chanute Junior College. Wayne Smith presided. devotions by Mrs. Burkman and Mrs. Billbe. Study group chair announced a meeting on November 4 at 9 15 a.m. at Mrs. Wayne Klauman's home, 601 East 17th.
The Queen Esther Class of First Christian Church gathered at Mrs John Bowers home 123 N Forest Wednesday afternoon with Mrs C A Deay presiding. Devotions by Mrs Jim Gordon and Mrs Charles Adams followed by talk on Power of Prayer by Mrs Adams. Refreshments served to 22 members with light snack suggestions included.
A postgame dance at the Launching Pad Friday runs 9 30 to 11 30 p m for senior high and junior college students. Admission is by membership ticket with a fee. The Slippers, a local Chanute band, will perform. Jeans are not allowed and girls should wear skirts.
Three circles of the Grant Avenue Baptist Church met for lunch at the church on Wednesday. Mrs. Glenn Shockey led devotions titled My Heart, Christ's Home. Mrs. C. W. Doyle taught the lesson Heathen Are Our Heritage. The afternoon included white cross work.
Louis F. Bruenger and Agnes Mueller marked their 50 years of marriage with a dinner in Humboldt. The couple wed Oct. 14, 1914, and still farm east of Humboldt. About 125 relatives and friends attended an open house at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
ESA Meets Beta Delta Chapter held a model meeting in the home of Mrs. Clifford Lukenbill at 1110 Tennessee. Mary Lou Conway presided and gave the lesson The Scope of ESA. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lukenbill to Karen Ernest and seven members.
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