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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1971
Page
3
A vintage torte recipe contrasts with cake its nut crumb crust and rich filling. Instructions show creaming butter and sugar, adding yolks, coconut milk, graham cracker crumbs, baking powder, salt and vanilla, then folding in stiff egg whites and whipped topping, finishing with almonds.
Seven Cub Scouts met with Mrs. John Robie to discuss fire prevention at home and in the pack. Denise Estes and Kathy McCabe assisted. Also noted are event details from the We Who Club lunch and various birthday, anniversary gifts, prizes, and awards.
The 4-H club named a favorite autumn sport in a fall roll call. Officers installed include Mike Corbett president Norman Jordan vice president Linda Collins secretary treasurer John Alford reporter. Ronald White elected song leader. The group formed a singing unit and meets the second Thursday each month at 7 p.m. Refreshments were provided by the Bill Shook family for 15 members eight parents and one visitor.
New officers were elected for Progressive Extension Homemakers Unit at Mrs. Ted Sipe's home. President Mrs. Delbert Uden, vice president Mrs. Don Geist, secretary Mrs. Kelly Snipes, treasurer Mrs. Barbara Hutt, and public relations chair Mrs. Sam Vongvisith. Geist led a civil defense lesson noting Chanute fallout shelters and a disaster action checklist. Lyle Anderson led the business session with 12 members and three guests.
Ruth Burdick led a Who's Who Study Club meeting at Mrs. Ola Lock's home 1009 W 2nd. She shared experiences and showed maps and photos from a Europe trip visiting 10 countries. Thelma McKissen presided and members voted to move November meeting a week earlier due to Thanksgiving. Refreshments were served to 10 members and a guest.
The Art and Literature Club met at Mrs. Robert Allen's home to study composers Robert Schumann and Johannes Brahms. Mrs. Dwight McCreight led the session with a lesson, and members listened to recordings after. Fourteen members answered roll call.
Mrs. Roy Gibson recounted her Europe tour for the BPW Club on Wednesday at the Tioga Hotel. Chanute residents joined Kansas Masonic orders on the trip. Ruby Nelson welcomed as transfer member from Iola BPW. Youth conference planned for Nov. 13 at Iola. Club to sponsor a representative to the all day conference. Members voted a contribution to Child Care Inc.
Sunflower Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, conferred five degrees at a Tuesday session in the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Sam Willis presided, with Jay Klinginsmith assisting, and music by Mrs. Koch, Farm er, Heady, and Davidson Jr. A memorial tribute honored three deceased members.
Heloise readers share practical hints from handling diabetes friendly celebrations and home hacks. A granddaughter crafts a circular unsweetened gelatin cake with a candle hole to honor a diabetic grandfather, while other tips cover pattern storage, chicken and dumplings seasoning, toddler shirts as drag rags, busy households, and woodwork cleaning with lemon rubbing.
Letter from a Sche nectady theater cashier defends box office staff from being blamed for showtimes and parking mix ups. She explains cashiers aim to give courteous service and correct change while not setting ticket prices or being responsible for newspaper errors.
A dense listing of social events and meetings across Chanute and nearby areas includes Duplicate Bridge Club at Home Savings lounge 7 15 p m and various clubs at Central Park building and North Malcolm Community Center. Community groups such as Womens Arts and Crafts Shakespeare Club Neosho County Association for Retarded Children and many mission and extension clubs meet through Tuesday with dinners parties and study sessions noted.
Erie notes a birthday dinner and housewarming for Mrs. George Wright who recently moved there. Daughters Mrs. Roy Riley Humboldt and Mrs. Boyd Bartholomew hosted. others including Mrs. Cecil White of Portland telephoned. Four generations attended with many relatives listed.
Mrs. R O Wicker led the Marjorie Sharp Circle of the First Baptist Church in a Wednesday study at Mrs. P L Forslund home. She linked a 17th century New England spinning wheel to a nonviolent revolution in Northern Thailand begun in 194 with agricultural missionaries at Chiengmai. Twelve members attended and rolled bandages for White Cross.
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