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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1964
Page
3
Betty Williams presents poultry as a daily staple with turkey and chicken ideas. Includes Curried Turkey Salad, roast turkey guidance, jellied chicken loaf, green beans dish, low calorie puddings, and dessert tips. Notes pork, apples, grapes, cantaloupes, and pears as seasonal market items for fall.
Friday schedule lists Laura Mothers Club informal meeting and meals at Highland with Mrs. Joe Jones, Neosho Valley HD Unit and Mrs. Paschel Grimes, Golden Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem at Masonic Temple with covered dish dinner and 7:30 pm meeting, Past Presidents luncheon, ey Determinettes class, Sawyer Hall, Country Club bridge at 1 30 pm, First Methodist Church 10 am, AAUW Membership Coffee Saturday September 19 with Mrs. Howard McNeil at 9 30 am.
The Junior Kayettes executive board met at Kathy Taylor's home on Wednesday night with Miss Taylor presiding. Mary Bob Martin reported plans for the membership drive while Connie Buzard announced the club will distribute FBI safety coloring books to kindergarten and first grade students nationwide. Delegates chosen for the Kayette conference in Independence on Oct. 6 are Miss Taylor, Mary Ellen Walker, Miss Buzard, Myna Holcomb, Gale Coots, and sponsor Mrs. Virgil Atkins. Refreshments were served.
Mr and Mrs G R Lowe of Erie will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 4 p m at their home two miles north of Erie Their daughter Lucille Mitchell and other children plan to be present and the couple have 20 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren The couple were married September 21 1904 in Erie and spent most of their life nearby except six years in Oregon
Mrs Zenard Holcomb, 26, went into labor while cashing a check at a market in Los Angeles. A market cashier placed the newborn on scales for weighing. the boy tipped the scales at 7 pounds. Dorothy Childs, 29, assisted in delivering the child before police or ambulance could arrive. The event occurred during a market stop on a Wednesday.
Mrs. William C. Hensley led the Wednesday afternoon United Presbyterian Women program in the church parlor assisted by Mrs. C. H. Decker and Mrs. Fred Heinze reviewing Thunder of Bare Feet Come Out the Wilderness Black Like Me and Cry the Beloved Country. Mrs. Charles Newton presented the Mission Yearbook of Prayer. Mrs. R. W. Good led the business meeting with Mrs. Arthur Evans in charge of the Fellowship of the Least Coin and its meaning. A Synodical meeting in Wichita on October 13 14 and 15 was announced with plans to attend. Mary Martha Guild members hosted the fellowship tea with Mrs. Dave Petterson pouring from a lace covered table centered with a yellow floral arrangement and yellow candles.
Grant Avenue Baptist Church circles held meetings on Wednesday. The Ruth circle met at 1610 W Main, led by Mrs. C A Patton with devotions by Patton. mission sketches followed by white cross work. nine members and one guest, Mrs Blaine Marks, attended. The Dorcas circle met in the church annex with 15 members and four guests, led by Mrs Dean Strack. devotion by Mrs Loyd Lantz. mission program by Mrs C L Moulton. Hannah Circle hosted by Olga and Ruby Nelson at 820 N Steuben. Mrs Esther Erickson presided. devotions by Mrs Lewis Hottenstein. Harold Neptune gave the missionary lesson. white cross work and refreshments served to 13 members and one guest, Mrs J W Nelson. Also a recipe for marinated sliced cucumbers with salad greens and garnish.
The First Baptist Church circles met Wednesday with multiple units hosting gatherings. Charlotte Worley circle at 809 Evergreen hosted 14 members and four guests. White Cross activities filled quota. Edith Thompson circle met at 110 W Mulberry with 12 members. Grace Hill Circle discussed Within These Walls. Mrs. Wiggans hosted Band ages for missionary work and refreshments were served.
Members of the Builders class of the First Presbyterian Church gathered in the church basement for a salad supper on Wednesday evening. Hosts were Mrs. W A Coonrod, Mrs. W F Baughman, and Mrs. E Null for 13 members and two guests, Mrs. George Garrison and Mrs. Rolla Waldrip. Mrs. C D Nelson noted the event. A tea and book review was planned for Nov 13. Mrs. Craig Erickson led the lesson and devotions, opening with a Bible quiz.
Mrs Bstil Bake hosted a Beta Delta chapter gathering of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at her Humboldt home Tuesday evening. Eight members and sponsor Mrs O A Klingner enjoyed sack lunches and a dessert course served by Mrs Irvin Scarlett and Peggy Conway. Prizes were won by Mrs Bake, Marcella LaSalle and Mrs Paul Oson after games.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Patriarchs Militant met in JOOF Hall Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Faye Lantz presiding in Mrs. Ernest Biggs absence. Mrs. Irene Moore and Col. Gene Lance Fort Scott conducted inspection and showed slides of the Peace Garden Gate dedication. The garden between Manitoba and Minot North Dakota is a project sponsored by IOOF Lodges.
David Doepke’s eighth birthday was celebrated with a wiener roast at his parents’ home in Humboldt on Tuesday night. Guests included Francis and Lorna Jackson, Earl and Bernice Seefeldt, Elna Bomberger, Scott and Craig, Floyd and Esther Hanson, Cheryl, Richard, Barbara, Robert, Donna, Irvin and Arlene Lassman, Linda, Diane, and Kenneth. A further party was held for his second grade classmates at Villa School.
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