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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1963
Page
3
A reader asks why a partner never blesses sneezes and if the habit matters. Landers explains it is a learned family custom and the man may be unconditioned, advising acceptance or gradual change.
Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates for Neosho County and surrounding Kansas areas. Includes publishing company details and staff roles. Also notes association with the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
On Thursday September 19 1963 Rural HM O Unit hosts Mrs Belle Delaplain at 1806 St Ashby for an afternoon gathering. Senior Mothers Club meets at Memorial Building in the morning. Girl Scout Neighborhood meeting at Methodist church scout room in the morning. Rural Grange meets at Rural School in the afternoon. Thursday Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Carl Wortman at 1:30 pm at 10 W Sixth. On Friday September 20 1963 Laurel Mother's Club hosted by Mrs Eric Anderson at 216 W Highland at 1 pm. Thornburg HD Unit with Mrs Lee Hail at Altoona at 2 pm. Neosho Valley HD Unit with Mrs Harry Jackson at 7:30 pm. Wilson Class at Methodist Church 190 am. Golden Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple covered dish supper 6 30 pm 1st class EUB Church 7 30 pm. Past Presidents LA to B or AT Tops Determinettes Sawyer Hall 1 30 pm.
Fairfield Grange hosts visiting Morgantown grange from Montgomery County for a Monday night meeting at the school. Traveling Pig Trophy went to Morgantown. program led by Stella Romig and Nelle Stevens with music stories slides. Officers named for 1964 include Master George Alford and secretary Leona Roberts. 73 visitors and members were served refreshments.
Mrs J W Halverstadt hosted the Deborah Circle of the Methodist church at 628 S Central Tuesday evening. The lesson was led by Mrs Dick Smith with help from Mrs Lester Marts and Mrs G C Sullivan Jr. Hostess assisted by Mrs Marvin Knapp and Mrs Forest Miller served refreshments to 13 members present.
A former Savonburg resident collected 400 books in Wichita for the new free library opened August 20 with Mabel M. Anderson as librarian. Contractor Sam George and volunteer Virl Nelson aided construction and legal work. The library, in a former building, features a blue turquoise and orange decor, weekday hours 4 to 6 and 10 to 12 plus 2 to 4 on weekdays, and 10 to 12 on Saturdays. Anderson catalogues with the Dewey system. she was raised near Savonburg and has worked in Kansas City and Seattle. The project, aided by the City Betterment Committee and local donors, faced weather and funding challenges but proceeded this year.
Mrs. Lloyd Audiss hosted twelve Grant H D unit members and one guest Mrs Don R Sailors Tuesday afternoon. Roll call involved each member recounting her first day in school.
Modern Study Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Carl Tribble's South Lafayette home. High honors went to Mrs Jay Tabor, second to Mrs John Nation, low to Mrs Robert Ward, with traveling prize to Mrs Ray Radford. Craft exhibit planned for Christmas Fair as unit votes on dessert. Ship elections Oct 14 announced and nominating committee named. Lesson on family life by Mrs James R Dunham. Next meeting Oct 15.
The Wesleyan Service Guild met at the Methodist Church Tuesday evening for a covered dish dinner. Mrs Frank Carter led the business meeting while Mrs Forrest Richardson, chair, presented the program Prepare the Way. New member Mrs Alice Hoobler and guest Mrs Eleanor Walburn were welcomed, and the gathering ended with a candle lighting service.
The Esther Circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met at Mrs. Hildur Wingblade’s home on Monday night. Devotions by Mrs. F. E. Pearson, lesson “Lone Star Mission” by Mrs. Blaine Marks. Mrs. Lloyd Clark showed White Cross work. Presiding was Mrs. Hugo Larson. Refreshments served to 11 members and two guests, Mrs. Jim Gilbreath and Mrs. L. E. Lofgren.
Westminster Class of the Presbyterian Church met Tuesday evening at 217 West Main house of Mrs Roy S Gibson. Mrs A A Baltz led devotions and Mrs Fred Heinze supervised the lesson. Hostess aided by Mrs Edna Peterson and Mrs Maude Williams.
The Bethel Guild of the Evangelistic United Brethren church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Norman Madill's home with four members and one guest, Mrs. Richard Bohling. Bohling lesson covered Hong Kong followed by a friendship packet demonstration. Refeshments were served. next meeting is Oct 15 at Mrs. Bill La Rue's home.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Patriarchs Militant met Tuesday evening in the IOOF with Belle Milby presiding. Mrs Ernest Biggs conducted inspection. The charter was draped in memory of Elzadia Wright and Rose Crain and Lucretia Carver. Members from Iola Fort Scott and Chanute attended.
The Sub Debs met Monday evening at 6 30 in the home of Janie Biele 1109 S Allen Judy Perkins presided A report on Saturday's work was given Sweat shirts were ordered Sally Balch was voted an inactive member The club will again serve at Neosho Memorial Hospital Snack Bar on the second Saturday each month Refreshments for 34 members and one sponsor were served Next meeting will be with Betty Ballou 519 N Highland Sept 23.
A Chanute Tribune fragment advises using light cream as the liquid in packaged pastry mix to yield a rich pie crust. The pastry is also suitable for making turnovers, suggesting versatility in most crust-based desserts.
The VFW Auxiliary met with Mrs. Hillard Blume at 310 N Kansas on Sept 12 with nine members. The group sewed for the Veterans Hospital at Wadsworth and on Monday six members returned to make 50 chair pillows and covers for the hospital.
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