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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1962
Page
3
Veteran butcher Henry Clint Bennett urges using hamburger for value and diversification. He notes seasonal meats, smart cuts, and leftovers can stretch a budget. laments modern cooking habits and explains price and quality dynamics in postwar meat markets.
Colfax Baptist church circle of the Women s Missionary Society met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Harry Larson. Mrs Jim McCoy led devotions and gift offering, Mrs Don Horton spoke on scholarship history and named the scholars attending Baptist colleges. Mrs Harry Jackson taught on Haiti mission fields. Mrs Lee Uden and Mrs Larson were appointed to buy a present for the Baptist Student Center at Pittsburg State College. Seven members were served refreshments.
Community listings include Golden Shrine of Jeru salem at Masonic Temple with a 10 class at p.m. Evangelical United Brethren church event at 7:30 p.m. Union Valley PTA at school 8 p.m. Neosho Valley HDU luncheon for Mrs. Harry Larson R3 at noon Lincoln PTA Bean Soup Supper at school 12:30 p.m. TOPS Determinettes no meeting.
The Christian Women's Society Guild met at 110 E Pine with presiding officer Mrs Lorens Nelson. Ten members attended as they discussed the October 10 general meeting and noted Kansas Guild Day on October 7 in Burlington. Karen Kreider and Peggy Dormois will present Mexico trip slides at the next gathering.
The Forget Me Not HOU group met Tuesday at 720 W. Pine with seven members. President Mrs Clifford Holman announced a special meeting for Oct 11 at 1 30 p m in the First National Bank Community room where Shelby Wells will teach Clothing and Textile. Mrs John Doughty won the door prize. Next regular meeting is Oct 16 with Mrs Ora Cheney.
Several groups connected with Grant Avenue and First Baptist churches held Wednesday afternoon sessions. Cards prayers devotions and lessons covered topics from Adoniram Judson to Evangelism in Okinawa. Refreshments and hospitality accompanied small group fellowship for 11 to 13 members plus guests.
The Esther circle met at Mrs. Iva Dent’s home at 809 S Evergreen with Mrs. George Allen presiding. Mrs. Arnold Dixon led devotions on The Church and 75 calls, 27 cards, and 10 reading points were reported.
Den 6 Pack 3 gathered Wednesday at Hutton school as the Cub Scout promise opened the meeting. Members sang songs and worked on space scrapbooks before closing with the law of the pack. Den 4 Pack 100 Mrs Pete New 814 W 10th and
Readers share noisy neighborhood woes and gift etiquette in a Chanute Tribune letters page. Topics include loud children with duck calls, daughter’s tuition, and a wedding gift labeling mix up.
The Berean class of Grant Avenue Baptist met for a wiener roast and hayrack ride at the Irvin Umbarger farm Tuesday night. Esther Erickson presided as president and announced the annual church clean-up for October 16. Gene Webber gave devotions to 40 members present.
The Ruth Circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met Wednesday afternoon at 1012 S Lafayette with host Mrs Bernice Greisel. Devo tions by Mrs Frank Hotchkiss titled Palm Tree Christians and a lesson by Mrs Oliver Catterson on Adoniram Judson were shared. Ten members and one guest Mrs Blaine Marks attended. Roll call featured a scripture verse mentioning teacher or learning.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service study group met with Mrs. Dell Reed at 602 S Highland Tuesday morning to learn about life in Taiwan Formosa. Next session with Mrs. Leland Crapson at 126 S Larson begins at 9 a.m.
The rural school met Friday with 39 attendees for a business session and election. Elected officers include President Mrs. Robert Lopeman, Vice President Mrs. Alan Rollow, Secretary and Reporter Mrs. John J. Hart, Treasurer Mrs. Merle Kennin, and Flower and Card Chairman Mrs. Richard Fately. Games were played and watermelon served.
The Friendly Thimble club met with Mrs. J. B. Taylor at 722 S. Grant for a 1 p.m. luncheon presided by Mrs. Harvey Beck. Members shared devotional memory verses, sent cards to absentees, played games, and seven members plus visitor Mrs. Tony Biele attended. Next meeting is with Mrs. Bertha Stratton at 502 W. Ist on Oct 3.
Seven members of Den 4 Pack 100 finished their fossil and rock collecting at the old brick plant Tuesday. Refreshments were by Mike New. The next meeting will be at Evangelical United Brethren church annex to make first aid kits.
Grease the broiler rack with a piece of suet before arranging steak or chops. This step helps prevent sticking and adds a hint of fat for juicier results.
Blanche Pearson shares a Morning view from Sunny Acres and a low calorie Sour Cream Pie recipe. The piece describes a 1776 colonial kitchen with a sunrise view of Crotched Mountain and includes detailed bake instructions for a sour cream walnut pie with meringue topping.
United Presbyterian Women gathered Wednesday afternoon at the church with stewardship as the theme. Mrs. Merrill Brock led worship on Stewards of Our Time and panel discussion featured Mrs. Robert Williams with Mmes. Richard Good, D. A. Finney, and Dwight McCreight. Accompanist Mrs. O D Nelson led hymn Service Is Our Watchword, and Mrs. Edwin Rideau dedicated The Fellowship of the Least Coin. District Presbyterial meeting is set for Oct 26 in Yates Center and synodical dates Oct 9 10 and 11 in Overland Park. Mrs. Bruce Burris reported nominating committee. tea served by Mrs. William Walters circle. fall flowers and yellow tapers adorned the tea table.
The Jolly Go Getters 4H Club met Monday with Bruce Hiebert presiding. Twenty three members attended as they elected officers: president Larry Lindberg vice president Cecelia Olson secretary treasurer Nancy Rice reporter Karen Herbert. council Nancy Rice and Larry Lindberg. parliamentarians Linda Smith and Rolland Olson. The program includes group singing project talk by Nancy Rice demonstration by Colleen Grizzle health number by Marvin Elliott and music appreciation by Karen Hiebert.
Local Chanute items from September 20 1962 include community notices and brief updates. Reports cover city happenings, school events and civic notes with concise summaries suitable for a newspaper card.
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