Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings Sept 11 1963
Wednesday and Thursday listings show Methodist Church Women’s Society activities across Circles led by Mrs Wall Pate Briley Poor Corn Dorst Rader and others with meetings at 2 p.m. and 1:15 p.m. plus Christian Women’s Fellowship ACT Council and Auxiliary Esther group Neosho Valley Coin Club Sunflower Chapter OES BPW and church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service
Martha
W. &. Corn
N. Evergreen
Oana Dorst
West Oak
Robert Rader
West Eim
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Christian ¢Church
ACT Council and Auxiliary
Carpenter’s Hall
Esther
EUB
Neosho Valley Coin Club
Memorial Building
Sunflower Chapter
OES
Masonic Temple
Tioga Hotel
St. Margaret's
St. Mary's
Grace Episcopal Church
Library Reports Strong Yearbook Response and New Additions
Mrs Seth Gray reports a strong response for back issues of the Pioneer Elms and Panther yearbooks with a list of Chanute Senior High graduates since 1881. Missing pieces exist for certain years in each title. several donors contributed multiple volumes. The library also plans a display of old yearbooks and announces new art reference volumes and additional general new books arriving for checkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Gray
Pioneer
Elms
Panther
Chanute Senior High
Blanche Petit
Curtis Hupp
H. F. Swain
James Butin
F. A. Jenner
Mabel Hudson
First Lady Ngo Dinh Nhu to visit U S mid-October
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu, powerful first lady of South Viet Nam, says she will visit the United States in mid October but has no plans to attend the U N General Assembly session. She stopped in Bangkok en route to a parliamentary conference in Belgrade, Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Thailand
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Ngo Dinh Diem
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United Nations, N.Y
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
United Nations
Soviet Union
Fedorenko
U.N. Committee of Peaceful Uses
Ben Bella Named Algeria President by Acclamation
Algeria's ruling Front for National Liberation uses approval of a new constitution to push elections aside and nominate Premier Ahmed Ben Bella as president by acclamation. Ben Bella has served as premier for a year and is the sole presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Front of National Liberation
Ben Bella
Gravy as a liquid substitute in meat loaf mix
A reader suggests using leftover gravy as the liquid in meat loaf mix. This tip keeps moisture and boosts flavor, offering a practical reuse for gravy instead of discarding it.
Santa Fe Women Elect Officers at Brunch
The Santa Fe Federation met at Carpenters Hall for a 9 oclock brunch. Tables had garden flowers. Mrs Ross Miller hosted and was elected president along with officers Mrs Miller Mrs L I Stevens and Mrs H M Bauer. One guest Mrs Rebecca Wickware of Kansas City attended as business plans were set for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Federation
Carpenter’s Hall
Ross Miller
Miller
L. I. Stevens
H. M. Bauer
PTA Activities at Roosevelt and Fairfield Meetings
The Roosevelt PTA hosts a Tuesday basket dinner at the school. Fairfield PTA met last night with Mrs. Fred Taylor presiding. Mrs. Henry Alford gave devotions. Bob Crumline and Judy Irwin played piano solos. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Anderson spoke on life in East Pakistan. Pie and iced tea were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Pta
Fred Taylor
Henry Alford
Bob Crumline
Judy Irwin
C. J. Anderson
East Pakistan
Murray Hill PTA Hosts Welcome Reception for Teachers
The Murray Hill PTA held a reception in the school gymnasium honoring teachers with 350 attendees. Mrs. Charles Lange chaired hospitality, decorations featured a large apple tree and an open book saying welcome teacher, and coffee and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Hill Pta
Charles Lange
Coffeyville
PTA
Nora Knight
Mary-Martha Guild Meets at Church
The Mary-Martha Guild of the Presbyterian Church met at the church last night for a covered dish dinner. A birthday cake was presented to Dr. Fred Shaw. Mrs. W. A. Goolsbee presided, Bertice Gibson led the Bible Study, and Mrs. Dave Petterson spoke on Africa. Twenty-one members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary-Martha Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Fred Shaw
W. A. Goolsbee
Bertice Gibson
Dave Petterson
Africa
Alcott Teachers Are Honored at PTA Reception
A PTA reception at Alcott School honored teachers with 125 parents and staff present. Mrs William Warren's third grade won the banner for most parents attending as Mrs Ray Zumalt led hospitality efforts with help from Mrs Max Tharp. Mrs Kenneth Trumbull served as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott Pta
William Warren
Ray Zumalt
Max Tharp
Kenneth Trumbull
Duplicate Bridge Above Average Scores
Six tables of bridge were played at the Home Savings club room by the duplicate bridge group. Above average scores were made by Wayne Duty Lola and Dan Forbes 87 Mrs Dan Forbes Neodesha and Mrs Wayne Duty Lola 79 Mrs Cleo Congdon and Fred Foster 75 percent Mrs F G Hooker and Mrs Cecile Munger 74 Mrs Fred Johnson and Bob Ward 73 Loren Kennedy Parsons and Orval Roberts Independence 73 Mrs Bob Allen and Mrs Charles Broadwell 72 Butch Forbes Neodesha and Beverly Hull 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Savings Club
Duplicate Bridge Group
Wayne Duty
Lola
Dan Forbes
Neodesha
Cleo Congdon
Fred Foster
F. G. Hooker
Cecile Munger
Fred Johnson
Bob Ward
Loren Kennedy
Parsons
Orval Roberts
Independence
Bob Allen
Charles Broadwell
Butch Forbes
Beverly Hull
Broiled Chicken Prepared With Lemon Butter Baste
Rub chicken with a cut lemon then broil. During broiling, baste with melted butter to add richness and keep the meat moist.
Village Creek Holds 26th Annual Homecoming
The Village Creek community held its 26th annual homecoming at the center on Sunday with a noon basket dinner. Rev Ed Redfield gave the blessing. Vice-president L. F. Erickson led a brief meeting in which officers were re-elected for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Creek
Ed Redfield
L. F. Erickson
Lessons from Ann Landers on family and responsibility
Summary of reader letters and responses from 1963 discussing hostile families, foster care as a remedy, avoiding toxic relatives, and guidance on pregnant teens and discipline. Voices from readers Mitch Ell and C.A. USA R provide examples. Ann Landers offers moral advice and cautions about overprotective parenting and unwise celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Dinnerware A Possible Health Hazard
Blue dinnerware from Mexico may be a potential health hazard, per Evan Wright of the Kansas State Health Department. A New York housewife prompted FDA tests showing high lead in glaze from a Juarez purchase. Investigations found many sets sold as gifts or souvenirs. no commercial shipments involved. Kansas residents with such ware urged to contact the Food and Drug Division for testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Evan Wright
Food and Drug Division
Kansas State Department of Health
Topeka
New York
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Juarez
United States
Kansas
Erickson Family Program Noted With Readings And Music
Mrs. L F Erickson and Mrs. Craig Erickson arranged an afternoon program featuring a Rev Redfield talk and musical selections by Eric and Beverly Erickson Diane Kepley Debbie Tunnell Debra Kepley Mrs Orval Rose and Myron Cooper. Letters were read from Rev H T Clark Audrey Wilson Barnhart Mrs Kingsbury Stiles and Mrs Niermier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Erickson
Craig Erickson
Redfield
Eric and
Beverly Erickson
Diane Kepley
Debbie Tunnell
Debra Kepley
Orval Rose
Myron Cooper
H. T. Clark
Colorado
Audrey Wilson Barnhart
Kingsbury Stiles
Niermier
Harry Jackson
Ed Kuhn
Kelly Erickson
Don
Eric Erickson
Reuben Uden
Isham Gray
Karen
Lesa
J. T. Ames
Florence Slaback
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Skinner
S. Larson
Milburn Stone
Doc Adams
Gunsmoke
Skinners
Salina
Stone
Skinner's Drug
Delphos
Dial Tribune
Tioga Hdu
Floyd Naff
W. Oak
Holly Mothers’ Club
Homer E Cook
S. Laerson
Presbyterian Church Sewing Group
A.m. W.M.S
First Church of God
Joe Adams
Forest
American Legion Auxiliary
Low Whiting, Jr
Floyd West, Jr
Thelibrary
Dagmar Edqvist
Bride of Pendorric
Victoria
Regene Pernoud
Gilbert Freye
Arthur H. Cain
Consumers’ Union
Ruth Bucher
Cyprus
Frank Clune
P. R. Stephenson
Louisa Rhine
Eric Sloane
Paris Review
Red Cross International
James Avery Joyce
Dalton Gang
Harold Preece
Cumberlands
Harry M. Caudill
Forge of Democracy
House of Representatives
Neil MacNeil
Bruce Catton
Border Guards
Don Whitehead
John
Alden Hatch
Butler
E. S. Turner
Treasury of Scandinavian Design
Global Briefs
Santa Fe
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Pta
Fairfield
Lingathon
Bob Poole
Blue Ridge Quartet
OL Spartansourg
D. v
Plainsmen
Tops
Baton Rouge
la the Seranaires
Chanute
Jack Mathis
Bob Perkins
Dick Bohling
Chuck Chauncey
Phil Carter
Vernons
the Plainsmen
Jack Mainard
Thurman Bunch
Rusty Goodman
Howard Welburn
Larry Denham
Chanute Tribune
Murray Hill
Alcott
Ann
Mitchell
S. D
Vincent
Armed Services
C.A.U.S.A.R
Pan Mey
White Buck Oxford
Youne Mot
Harrison's Shoe Store
East Main
Whisperlight
Ehn Wientiy
U.S
Cdelity
Warren G. Harding
W. Main - HE
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Chanlte
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