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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
3
A homey feature combines a meat balls recipe served on small baked biscuit buns with a guide to party fare for election night. It includes steps for making meat balls and a tangy barbecue sauce, plus shopping notes on plastics, pudding mixes, fruit, and fall produce from a local Associated Press roundup.
Combine equal parts flour and fine white corn meal to make a coating for small whole fish. Dust the fish evenly with the mix before frying to achieve a crisp, light crust.
Dr. Margaret Wolf received a 50 year pin at the Hulda Parker Chapter CES meeting in the Masonic Temple. Mrs. John Russell presented the honor and noted service to the chapter, and Wolf received a life membership card. Guests from Neodesha Erie Pa Buffalo chapters attended. a social hour followed with a gold satin cloth centerpiece and a gold balance scale display.
Mrs. Fred Fortney led the BPW business session in the Pine Room of Tioga Inn on Wednesday night. Members were asked to bring white elephants to the next meeting. Fortney and several members reported on the Coffeyville district meeting. Mrs. Earl Loveall was elected secretary to the Community Council. Christmas giving plans were discussed with Miss McDonald and Mrs. Booe tasked to assist Alice Boecker.
Mrs Jesse Barker entertained the Bound to Win Sunday School class of the EUB church at her home on Lafayette Street Wednesday afternoon. Co hostess was Mrs Carl Burtch. Refreshments served to 23 members with Mrs Frank Percy presiding. Devotions by Mrs Edna Hall and a Nature lesson by Grace Boman included slides illustrating her talk.
A baby shower for Mrs Herbert Wood was hosted Saturday night at Mrs Ralph Drakes home 531 N Central. Guests enjoyed games prizes and refreshments with a stork centerpiece and roses. Attendees included Mrs James Madden Mrs Wayne Lope man Mrs Charles Elbert Mrs Kenneth Wood and others.
The engagement of Mary Jane Truitt to Raymond W. Pearson II is announced by her parents Rex E. and Mrs. Truitt of 305 N. Steuben. Truitt teaches at Ridge View Elementary in Prairie Village after attending the University of Kansas and Delta Delta Delta. Pearson, son of Mrs. R. W. Pearson of Kansas City Kansas, attended KU and Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and works with Fidelity State Bank. The wedding is planned for November 28 at First Methodist Church.
Cathy Jean Billbe daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Billbe 712 N Kansas was honored on her 1th birthday by a party in Highland Park Wednesday evening given by her mother Favors were bubble gum and Halloween noise makers Cup cakes fruit salad and cakes were served after games were played Those present were Rita Bar ney Cathy Byers Debbie Nott Dixie Zimmerman Joanna Erickson Michael Brenda and Janet Kinney Rebecca Powell Jeanne Johnstone Denise Noland Jerry Richard and Linda Billbe
Mrs Violet Jeffers as worthy matron and Glenn Chickadonz as worthy patron presided at Sunflower Chapter OES meeting. Jeffers read a full poem and shared Halloween thoughts. Members were entertained with treats in Halloween dress by Jay Klingin Smith, Melvin Wilson and Fay Clopine. Refreshments served by Wesley Thompson and assisted by Mannoni Bates and Bates. Tables decorated with fall flowers and Halloween symbols. games were played.
Helen Anderson oversees a women’s physical fitness class with six enrolled at Tuesday night’s meeting. Next session is Tuesday at 8 pm in the Senior High School gym, with 10 to 15 minutes of exercises before games like volleyball and kickball. Participants should wear gym attire and may call the Launching Pad or Recreation Commission or register at the next meeting. A minimum of 12 attendees is required to continue, with weekly meetings planned through November and a six week session starting after the new year.
Social calendar item lists TOPS Determinettes at Sawyer Hall 1:30 p.m. We Class at First Methodist Church 10 a.m. Bridge at the Country Club 1:30 p.m.
Norma V. Summer, administrator at Neosho Manor nursing home, was named Administrator of the Year at the 14th Kansas Nursing Home Association convention in Topeka. She is the outgoing president of the group as more than 150 licensed Kansas nursing home administrators attended the two day session. Honorable mentions were given in various size categories.
Serving refreshments to 12 members. The next meeting will be at 9 am in the home of Mrs. Ray Westling at 515 W. 7th on Nov. 18.
The Girls Guild of the First Baptist Church met Monday evening for a bike hike to the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Waggoner on R 1. The gathering opened with singing and devotions led by Mrs Dale Sneeringer counselor. A Thanksgiving luncheon was planned for the next meeting. Mrs Waggoner served hot dogs potato chips and baked beans. The girls were returned to town by Mr Waggoner in a pickup truck.
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