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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1973
Page
4
Reader shares a time saving kitchen hack to speed bread rising by placing dough in a hot humid bathroom for about four and a half hours to bake eight loaves two dozen rolls and other items. Also includes two quick home hacks on jeans patches medicine measurement and repurposing deodorant bottles.
Mrs. Richard Worley Jr a missionary to Thailand spoke to the American Baptist Women and their daughters at First Baptist Church Tuesday. The program featured a Thai attire presentation by Janice Worley and a Thai dance interpretation with native music. The group aimed for a 525 annual goal with 366.50 raised and shared a covered dish supper. Special guests included Mrs. Beth Gray and Mrs. Joe Robinson.
Fairfield Parent-Teacher Association members observed a equipment demonstration at the Monday meeting. Teachers Lois Sater Agnes Joan and Francene Johnson explained usage while parents toured classrooms. PTA president Bunny Reinhardt led the business session and plans included a rummage sale and October auction.
Members of Xi Delta Gamma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs Richard Harmon's home to discuss service and Planned projects. Mrs Harmon leaving Chanute received a Beta Sigma Phi silver charm. Mrs Ron Gossett elected corresponding secretary. Diaper project earned a three star achievement certificate from the International sorority office. A new exemplar preceptor degree was read from the Beta Sigma Phi book. A new sorority city council on laws was approved. Refreshments were served to 11 members and guest Mrs Marvin Morgan.
Sunflower Chapter Order of the Eastern Star honors past matrons and patrons including Ruth Caldwell and Dave Evans at the Masonic Temple. A memorial service for several members was held as officers presented a skit and gifts. Invitations go out for friendship nights and future pin presentations with plans for 50 and 25 year recognitions.
Mr and Mrs William F Becker celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at Evangelical Covenant Church in Savonburg with a reception and program. A display of Becker portraits and their German wedding certificate highlighted the event with church members assisting.
Mrs. June Kiddoo food service director for Unified School District 413 presented the school lunch program to the Hutton Roosevelt PTA. She stressed nutritional requirements and flavor amid rising costs as Jeff Tucker and Ronnie Stephen son led a Cub Scout flag ceremony.
Mrs. Bill Holman led the United Brethren Women’s Missionary Association lesson on Witnessing Women at the church annex using Matthew 25 31 40. A picture story titled The Tator Tale illustrated roles and members shared how they witnessed with prayers refreshments followed for ten members and three guests.
A wedding guest recounts a demand for reimbursement after missing the ceremony. The bride claims guests who RSVP yes but do not attend should pay for their portion of the dinner, citing $300 in debt. The column offers guidance on handling the situation and etiquette.
Federation of Santa Fe Women honored members with summer birthdays in Carpenters Hall. Those recognized included Mmes. L. I. Stevens George Wilson E. M. Mendenhall H. G. McNeal and Albert Boman. Mrs Stevens named courtesy committee chair. Eighteen members attended the potluck dinner led by Mrs Tom Boman with a decorated birthday cake on display.
Social calendar item for Saturday September 15 lists the Do-Si-Do Square Dance Club at Central Park Building at 8 p.m. The brief announces calendar actions and social notices with scheduling details.
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