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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1968
Page
3
Sunday brunch is an American tradition inviting family and friends to relax and enjoy a meal. A cottage style guide outlines cooking sausage links bacon eggs tomatoes and cheese in a skillet to create a complete brunch platter with clear steps and amounts.
A reader complains of a freeloading relative and seeks tactful eviction. Ann urges frankness and bluntness, saying tact won’t solve the issue and urging direct confrontation with the relative. The column also notes a letter about bicycle safety and cites thanks to Ann Landers.
Chanute Tribune publishes from 13 15 S Highland Chanute Kansas with Dwight McCreight publisher Terry Murphy editor Dwight Wallingford Mer Editor Wayne J Smith advertising manager Mrs R D Markham carrier supervisor Leon Dixon composing R Fmn Dorsey Osborn press stereo Fmn AP news dispatches local AP news access rights.
Lavina Ross Fowler reviews a Gospel writer noted for the Sermon on the Mount and Jesus genealogy, highlighting themes of kingship, customs from Sea of Galilee visitors, and a banquet after an apostolic call. September 21 marks a feast day for the author.
Forty five attendees gathered in the church fellowship room for a covered dish dinner business meeting and quilting session. Mrs Helen Reese led devotions and Eve Johnson read Mama's Bank Account. Gertrude Stevens presided. Members voted to buy new Christmas hymns for the chimes. Etel Older welcomed as new member Mamie Heinze invited as guest. Reese led a song fest to learn songs in the new hymnals. The group cut one hundred dirty bags for the Red Cross. Johnson chaired the serving committee.
Mrs. William Hartzell hosted the Grant Homemakers group at the Stark Methodist Church dining room Wednesday evening. The Standard of Excellence was updated and plans were discussed for Homemakers Day at Central Park Community Building. Mrs. Wilma Goff presided with Mrs. Frances Orton giving the lesson on Community Health IQ. The next meeting will be with Mrs. George Simons on Erie Route 3.
The George L. Hendricks American Legion post sponsors dances for high school students after home football games. The first event was held after the Red Devil season opener with Northeast, with dancing starting immediately after the game and ending at 11 30.
Ruth E Spurling of R J Thayer announces her engagement to Dewayne A Miller son of Mr and Mrs Jake Miller also of R J Thayer. Ruth Spurlings father is R C Spurling of Chanute. The wedding date has not been set.
Rural Grange elected officers at a Thursday evening session in the Grange hall. Master Nathan Hole presided. Officers named include Don Cox mast er Ora Ritterhouse overseer Doris Stitt lecturer James Prosser steward Larry In graham assistant steward Arthur Coonrod chaplain Eula Hole treasurer Wayne Stitt Secretary Dean Kepley gate keeper Pearl Fogel Ceres Pat Cox Pomona Vinnie Chard flora Louise Coonrod assistant steward Sarah Ritterhouse executive committee. Plans to attend the state Grange meeting in Pittsburg in October. Watermelon was served.
Mrs. John Crownover presented Look for the Label at the Laurel Mothers Club meeting Friday afternoon. Hostess was Mrs. Buford Allen of 1202 S. Edith with co-hostesses Mrs. Kenneth Simmons and Mrs. Wilford Aday. Door prize went to Mrs. Joe Jones. Twelve members attended. The October 4 meeting will be with Mrs. Earl DeVries, 1910 E. Allen.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary meets Memorial Building at 7 30 p m Builders Class at First Presbyterian Church parlor 7 30 p m Fairfield Grange meets Fairfield School Past Matron's Club Sunflower chapter OES Mrs J O Purviance 1023 S Highland 7 30 p m Tuesday BPW circle First Baptist Church Vashti chapter OES Community Center 7 30 p m Sweet Adelines 910 W Elm Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 a m to 4 p m Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Lounge 7 15 p m First Baptist Church BPW Dorothy Johnson 208 N Lafayette Quest Club luncheon Tioga Hotel 1 p m
Elsmore Rur al Town Day returns with a children’s parade at 1 30 PM followed by all age contests. A white elephant auction at 3 PM, a free bean feed at 4 PM, a concert by the Iola band at 7 30 PM and a dance at 9 PM complete the lineup.
Keith Moffatt of Chanute elected treasurer of Mi Ni Ci No Lodge of the Arrow at Camp Wilderness fall conclave. Steve Brotton of Chanute named unit elections committee chairman. Comachique chapter picks Joe Phelps of Erie as vice chief and Nick Allen of Chanute as secretary. The lodge also elected 1969 officers.
Engagement announced by Mr. and Mrs. K W Brant of R1 for their daughter Patricia Kay Brant and James Bailey son of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Bailey of Earlton. Patricia Brant studied at Chanute High and attended Kansas State College of Pittsburg last year and works for Southwestern Bell. James Bailey graduated Thayer High School and attended NOCJC two years with military service and employment at Santa Fe railroad. Wedding set for October 26.
Dear Heloise shares home layout tweaks replacing a dining and living room to create a larger dining area enabling bigger gatherings. Readers Bob Coleman and Mrs Geo offer practical tips to mix up setups and avoid rut. Mary Wood adds a tip for stripping TV antenna wire insulation with a lit match.
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