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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1962
Page
3
A recipe for preparing cauliflower crisp tender with a green parsley sauce. Includes steps for cooking time without and with a lid, lemon juice to keep color, and a detailed parsley sauce with butter flour broth or milk. Serves six and pairs with pork roasts and potatoes.
Social calendar lists events for Wednesday September 19 1967 at multiple churches and clubs with details of hosts locations times and host names. Activities include luncheons classes circles and meetings hosted by Friendly Thimble club United Presbyterian Women First Baptist Church Women Missionary Society and Girl Scout Neighborhood meetings among others.
Hosts Mrs. Robert Wells and Mr. Robert Lopeman gave a going away patio supper at the Lopeman home for the Jerry Jones family. The Jones plan to move to Texas and were guests with Deana Chris and Kevin plus extended family and friends.
The Rainbow HDU met Friday at the south shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park for a covered dish dinner with Elk River Homemakers HDU from Independence as guests. Eleven members and 14 guests attended before a Safari Museum visit and light refreshments. Next meeting is October 12 at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Jim Gordon.
A photo caption misidentified a woman as Mrs. Earl Ostrander when she is actually Mrs. Fred Stenger. The correct residents are Mrs. Ostrander at 1317 West 4th and Mrs. Stenger on Poplar Heights Road. The reporter cannot explain the mix up.
The Shakespeare Club met for luncheon at Tioga and at Mrs. Balch's home to start fall activities. Officers elected: Don Abbuehl president, Balch vice president, Boyd Burns secretary, Albert Kihm treasurer. A preview of the play Timon of Athens was given. next meeting is Oct. 1 at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. James Allen.
The Electa club met Monday afternoon at 2172 West Main with hostess Mrs. Roy Gibson. A dessert course was served and Mrs. Marlin Blackston presided. Roll call covered members’ items. social time followed. Mrs. Ed Parr to host next meeting at 517 North Highland on October 15.
The Duplicate Bridge club met Monday at the Tioga Hotel for their weekly meeting. Above average scores were posted by Mrs. Ralph Caldwell and Bob Allen, 66 42, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Forbes of Neodesha, 62, Wayne Duty of Iola and Loren Kennedy of Parsons, 61, and Mrs. F. G. Hooker and Mrs. Charles Broadwell, 59.
Mr and Mrs Ray Dennis announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Jean to James Vincent Baylor son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Baylor The couple plan a spring wedding Baylor works for the city Betty Jean Davis is a Cha nute High School senior
The Southeast Kansas Baptist Association of Business and Professional Women's Circle met Friday at First Baptist Church with 75 women from Caney Parsons Cherryvale Independence Grant Avenue Colfax and Trinity Baptist churches. Mrs. Ray J. Hutchison led prayers. Mrs. Joe Jackson gave devotions. Music by Mrs. Leslie Talbot Mrs. Leland Lowe and Mrs. Richard Barnard. Moza Evans, a retired India missionary, spoke with eight locals assisting. Refreshments were served.
The Chanute Tribune presents a 1962 Ann Landers column excerpt addressing a teenager worried Skippy the dog dislikes her boyfriend Jack, plus letters about icelike husbands, housekeepers with male roommates, and a man hitching a ride with a woman coworker. The notes touch jealousy, marriage, and etiquette with practical humor.
The McCoy descendants gathered at Santa Fe Park for an annual reunion with a basket dinner for 32 relatives and three visitors. Attendees included Myrtle Bane of Peoria and numerous McCoy kin from Eric and Chanute, among others.
The American Legion Auxiliary Past Presidents Parley gathered Monday evening with Mrs. Nort hman Koch at 402 N. Steuben for a 7 p.m. dessert. Mrs. Marvin Seefeldt led a brief business session as canasta provided entertainment. Prizes went to Mrs. Harry E. Anderson Mrs. Cheslie McConnell and Mrs. Louis Junod with a door prize won by Mrs. Carl Wortman. Guests included Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Emery Nobles of Kansas City and Mrs. Elmer Straka of Omaha Neb.
The Vilas Viking 4-H Club elected Sandra McMillen as president Edward Thorsell as vice president Margaret Thorsell as secretary Linda McMillen as treasurer Kathryn Carlson as reporter Marilyn Nelson as parliamentarian and Catharine Thorsell plus Mrs Stevens as council members The meeting led with the 4-H pledge flag salute and Lord's prayer with Elaine Stevens presiding Demonstrations and programs followed including Paula Kay Carlson health talk Nancy Carlson group singing Becky Nelson music appreciation and Pauline Lowe health talk.
Den 5 and Pack 3 gathered Monday with den mother Mrs H E Campbell at 518 S Malcolm. They opened by singing Cubbing Along Together and answered roll call by naming a planet. They worked on projects and closed with the grand bowl.
State of Kansas Neosho County In the Probate Court Jessica Eaton Barker deceased petition by heir J Leroy Barker seeks descent of an undivided one third interest in Lot 4 Block 7 Allen's Addition Chanute and all other property of the estate A hearing is set for October 3 1962 at 10 00 AM in Erie Kansas with defenses due in writing Failure to appear may lead to judgment. Balch Bailey attorneys for petitioner.
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