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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
4
A reader defends her weight and cooking heritage in a salon letter to Ann Landers. She recalls Italian family meals, argues food is comfort, and cites her husband’s past compliments about her curves as support against criticism.
Ellsworth announces the engagement of Linda M Sperry daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Sperry to Don G Booth son of Mr and Mrs Donald Booth both of Wichita Coldwater is home to former Chanute resident Sperry now an instructor at Wesley Medical School of Nursing in Wichita Booth is an architect with Law Co Inc of Wichita A fall wedding planned
The Berean Class of Grant Avenue Baptist Church held a wiener roast and covered dish picnic at Highland Park. Harold Neptune opened with prayer and song, devotions led by Ben Nicholas, plans noted for a November 13 Thanksgiving meeting, 30 members and two guests present.
Readers send clever kitchen fixes and life hacks from stringing ginger to scent jars to keep books tidy. Suggestions include burying ginger in wet sand, using raw spaghetti to test cake moisture, and wearing rings off when washing glassware to protect crystal.
Rev Deane Endicott of Grant Avenue Baptist Church delivered devotions on God is Alive at the regular covered dish dinner of the Senior Citizens Club. Ninety six attendees included four new members Mrs Anna Wahl Mrs Goldin Whitworth Mrs Mabel King and Mrs Muriel Palmer. Hostesses from the church included Mrs Deane Endicott Mrs Francis Cottrell Linda Erickson Mrs Gene Horne and Mrs Ray Dennis. Business session was led by president Mrs Paul Pucket. Gladys Hendrix led the flag salute and Henry Hill led songs with piano by Mrs John Reep. Thanks were given to TV Service for the use of a television.
A bridal shower for Miss Cox of 222 S Western was held at the Fellowship Hall of Grant Avenue Baptist Church. Hostesses included Marci Shockey and others. A blue pitcher centerpiece and cake with blue bells were features. Miss Cox wed Roger Dean on September 29.
Friday listings include We Who Club Sawyer Hall 1 30 p m and Chanute Country Club bridge 1 3 p m Golden Shrine White Shrine of Jerusiler Cov ered dish dinner 6 30 p m meeting 8 p m Neosho Valley Extension Home makers Unit Mrs Hugo Larson 1400 W Main 1 30 p m Ladies Fellowship Bethel Baptist Church 7 30 p m Sunday United Nations Association event Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson 420 Rutter 6 30 p m Council of Ministries Otterbein United Methodist Church 7 30 p m
The American Legion Auxiliary discussed planning for the fall conference of Third District members to be held on a weekend in Cha nute. Officers installed included Mrs. George Wilson president and Mrs. Frank Shipley first vice president.
The Mod Mothers Club formed with 15 members assisted by the Autumn Mothers Club. Officers include Mrs Steve Kenzin president and Mrs Fred Holmes Ill vice president. Meetings set for 1 p.m. on the third Thursday. Members invited to Autumn club Sept 27 and fall luncheon Oct 11. Also a low calorie cottage cheese topping recipe noted.
Circles of Christian Women's Fellowship at the First Christian Church held meetings on Wednesday with multiple circles. Circle 1 heard “Our Mission Enterprise Today” led by Mrs. Glen Dormois. 12 members attended. Circle 2 met with Mrs. George Strauch. 17 members attended as Mrs. Albert Benson presented “Who Is My Neighbor.”
The Rainbow E H U plans a noon Friday covered dish gathering at Mrs. Jay Klinginsmith home 212 N Steuben.
Mr and Mrs Howard Winans of 333 N Highland were feted at a Sunday dinner at the Tioga Hotel marking their 50th anniversary. Their son Max Winans and family plus sister Ruby Barnard attended from Denver. other guests came from Suisun, Sedan, Pittsburg, Bartlesville and Fort Scott. A prior dinner at Orchid Buffet included Ruby Barnard Roy Culbertson L G Rice Wells and others.
Freeze apricot nectar and canned fruit cocktail in ice cube trays, then spoon into dessert dishes to serve as a chilled, fruit flavored treat.
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