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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1958
Page
3
The article outlines multiple pizza fillings with yeast crusts and a base of tomato sauce and mozzarella. It suggests shrimp, hamburger, pepperoni, or mushroom options and even a combined four-slice method, with baking at 425 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes and serving with salad and coffee.
The 38th Howell reunion gathered Sept 14 at Santa Fe Park with dinner at noon. Opal Howell led a business meeting as songs, pledge, readings, and group singing followed. Attendees included Ollie Rilley Tulsa Ralph Howell Caney Don Clifford Sedan Arnold Bailey Wichita Burrell Howell Leonard Williams JoAnn David Kansas City Marie McDonald Nora Strack Dale Harold Strack Nelda Jo Floyd Strack Harold Strack Glen Strack John J Jordan Michael Barry Timmy R Johnson Della Bailey Opal Howell Estel Howell Chanute. Visitors were Fred Strack Chanute and Eddie Johnson Caney.
Mrs. Kenneth Tebow led a prayer service for Wesleyan Service Guild members at the Methodist church Tuesday night. Twenty eight members attended with six guests including Peggy Smith and Mrs. J A Johnson. Mrs Slane was welcomed as a new member. highlights from the Fifth Assembly in St. Louis were shared.
Friendly Thimble club met Wednesday at 905 N Garfield with devotionals and Bible verses. Eleven members attended a three month birthday dinner for Mrs. Charles McKellips and Mrs. C P Rhoades before praying together. Next gathering set for Oct 1 at Mrs. Fred Dicks home. Members advised to bring tea towels.
Mrs. Clifford Holman hosted a Tuesday dinner meeting of the Forget Me Not HDU. The group completed a lesson on Use of Milk and planned a tea towel and first aid project for the school. Nine members attended with four visitors. Two members will attend the National convention in Wichita in October. The unit won a blue ribbon at the county fair. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Jess Daughty on October 21.
Members of the Bound To Win class met at the EUB church with Mrs. Wesley Hamilton and Mrs. Frank Hathaway as hostesses. Mrs. Claude Carver presided, roll call answered with A Common Courtesy, devotionals by Mrs. S. G. Moffatt, prayer by Mrs. Arthur Carlson, treasurer reported memorial dedications for the new church including a pew and balcony windows, article Present Day Crisis read as Bible lesson, 14 members and two guests served refreshments.
Trinity Baptist Church held a Tuesday family night with a covered dish dinner attended by 32 people. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Glenn Eastburn. Leon Eastburn gave the devotional Missed Opportunities. A business meeting planned a dinner and Christmas party for the next gathering.
Mrs Eva Trabue hosted a party at 402 West Fifth for the Faithful Workers class of the United Brethren church. The event honored her sister Mrs Hannah Wright on her 86th birthday with parish members in attendance.
Mrs. Walter R. Wright hosted the Westminster class gathering at the First Presbyterian Church. Fifteen members attended as Mrs. Ralph Drake led the meeting and Mrs. W. R. Stauffer gave devotions on The Meaning of Faith, followed by a summer program discussion.
Members shared experiences from vacations while refreshments were served by Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Merrill Moore, Mrs. B. M. Dunham, and Bessie Apt.
Sam McAlister was elected president of the Junior Baptist Youth Fellowship at Grant Avenue Baptist Church. Other officers include Lana Belt as vice president Marilyn Tiegreen as secretary Ruth Tiegreen as treasurer and Leah Babcock and Jean Kay Huffman as group captains.
Mrs Parsons presided at the United Presbyterian Women’s Association meeting. The lesson titled The Church Must Educate for All of Life was given by Mrs Parsons. A skit This Is Your Life Mrs Churchwoman was performed by several members. Officers nominated for 1959 include Mrs Williams president and other vice presidents secretaries and treasurer. Circle 7 served tea and the Executive board met for a sack lunch.
Mrs. Ernest Johnson hosted 45 AAUW members and guests at 1121 S Highland. The St Cecilia Music club presented a demi-opera Collector's Piece with Mmes D A Finney Morris Chambers Glenn Defebaugh and Robert Briley. Miss Nation provided organ selections. Mrs Nelle Stevens outlined Dollars for Scholars Fair on Sept 20 and the fall workshop Oct 18 in Prairie Village.
The Outlook Study club honored their husbands with a Tuesday picnic in the Shelter House at Santa Fe Park. Committee members Mimes Floyd Johnson George McCune and M. R. Wilson organized the event with numerous couples in attendance including H. M. Bauer Marion Blackston Charles Broadwell La Rue Delp Fred Foster Albert Endres F G Hooker E R Parr Jo Payne Kenneth Wright Carl Stevens and Gordon Gray.
Mrs. Fred Harris of 1292 W 2nd hosted a birthday party Tuesday honoring her son David on his fourth birthday. Guests included Andy Smith Susan Foster Mindy Ashley Todd Jones Tyson Smith John J Ferguson Patty Liz Henshall Kirk Johnson and Nancy McGrath.
Mrs. Joe Carter was elected president of the Wilson class of the Methodist church at a meeting last night. Offiers elected included Mrs F L Burtle as vice president Mrs Myra Brobst as treasurer and Mrs Mabel Comstock as secretary. Refreshments were served.
Friday activities include Past Noble Grands club of Rebekah Lodge honoring July August and September birthdays at 12 noon. Wilson class quilting at 10 am. Dorothea I Dix tent meets 2:30 pm. Confraternity Mothers at St Patrick School 7:30 pm. Ladies Day bridge Chanute Country Club 1:30 pm. Neosho Valley HDU Village Creek 10 am. Laurel Mothers club meets 1:50 pm. Address 509 Ashby. Saturday brings steak dinner 7 pm Chanute Country Club. Do Si Do Square Dance at Alcott School 7 pm.
The article advises sprinkling a bit of sand in the bird bath bottom to prevent slipping and encourage use. It notes canaries may avoid baths if the bottom is slick.
A nine year old asks why pills act as they do and about experiments. Ann explains pills work from ingredients and tested effects, not brains, and notes pets cause damage in homes is the host's responsibility. The letter ends hinting at teenage guidance from Ann Landers.
The Chanute Tribune in 1958 advertises a booklet titled How To Live With Your Parents. Readers are instructed to mail 20 cents in coin with a large stamped self-addressed envelope to Ann Landers at The Chanute Tribune for personal problem guidance.
A covered dish dinner occurred Monday as Rebekah Lodge met with Mrs. Ethel Cox presiding. A Kansas Children’s Service League donation was given. A letter from Mrs. Agnes Eaton announced an Oct 15-16 Salina assembly. About 53 members attended. Birthdays honored included Mines, Hole, Ritter, Meeker, Hanson, Christie, Burghart, Howerton, and Moore. The Past Noble Grands club will host July to September birthday dinner Friday at Mrs. L. J. Junod’s home. The next lodge meeting starts at 7 30 p.m.
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