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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
3
Betty Williams outlines Labor Day cookout options with ground chuck, ham, and stuffed spareribs. Recipes cover herb stuffed spareribs with sauerkraut and a molasses mustard glaze, plus indoor baking alternatives and grilled fruit skewers. The piece also notes canned goods, frozen pies, and seasonal fruit and produce from Illinois and Colorado markets.
Joe Wenger of Sabetha spoke at the Women's Society of Christian Service guest day on The Church's Mission Among the New Nations. He was joined by his wife and two African students, with music and social hour details noted along with regional guest churches.
Zion Circle met in the church basement Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Kenneth Hasty presiding. Mrs. Russell Zimmerman was welcomed as a new member. Roll call answered by 16 members. A workshop to be held in Fort Scott was announced for Sept. 25. Mrs. Ben Drews and Mrs. Galen Thorsell served refreshments.
Mrs Galen Thorsell led a family living lesson at the Vilas Homebuilders unit meeting attended by 13 members and eight children. Mrs Dwight Olson presided, Mrs Charles Reaves led singing, and a play and craft day was announced for Oct 7 with location TBA. Mrs Olson gave a safety insecticide talk. Election of officers will occur at the next meeting. Mrs Thor sell drew the door prize. Hostesses were Mrs Milton Dorris and Mrs Olson.
A reader mailbag features Ann Landers advising on neighborly advances and stepparent conflicts. Letters discuss flirtatious teachers, stepmother boundaries, and gift etiquette amid a 1960s Midwest community setting. The column preserves a dated tone and moral guidance style.
Senior Troop 105 met at the high school with leaders Mrs Wall and Mrs McGehee. Officers elected include Patrol leaders Holly Harris and Helen Youngberg, assistant patrol leaders Donna Morgan and Debbie Myer, treasurer Kathy Moore, and scribe Elaine Cook. Planned activities include hospital snack bar duties on the first, second and fifth Saturdays, a Fall Festival parade float, and a October capping and rededication ceremony.
Wanda Sue Butts and Charles Duane Pollman wed in a one o clock Church of the Nazarene ceremony on Aug. 22 with Rev. Joe Bozeman officiating. Parents are Mr and Mrs Joel J Butts Cherryvale and Mr and Mrs Carl Pollman Humboldt.
Christian Women's Fellowship met in multiple groups. Group 2 met at 125 Wilson for coffee with 13 members and one guest Linda Wise. Group 4 gathered at the church for a 2 pm session. Group 6 met at 610 S. Malcolm with 14 members. Group 3 heard Karen Kreider’s Mexico trip photos. Group 1 met at 1113 Santa Fe for 9 am coffee with 12 members.
Harmony HD Unit and Mrs Clifford Webb host Friday events in Rural Humboldt with TOPS Determinettes at Sawyer hall at 1 30 p m, Bridge at Country Club 1 30 p m, and Wilson Class at First Methodist Church 10 am.
ESA meets Mrs Paul Olson on Star of the Home Woman Power during Tuesday Beta Delta chapter gathering at First National Bank lounge. Mary Lou Conway presides as plans for Mystery Week October 5 to 10 are laid out. door prize drawn by Marcella LaSalle. A back to school party is planned for September 15 at Mrs Irvin Scarlett's Humboldt home.
United Presbyterian Women held circle meetings studying New Nations and Colossians. Circle 4 hosted 15 members led by Roy Chapple withDwight McCreight. refreshments by the hostess. Circle 5 gathered 11 in the church parlor at 2 pm with M R Wilson teaching and Blanche Petit presenting the lesson. Circle 3 enjoyed a salad supper in the church parlor. W T Warren led the Mission Yearbook of Prayer and Carl Breiner led Bible study with Jim Honeyman delivering the lesson. fourteen members attended. Do not wash meat, just wipe it with a damp cloth.
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