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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1958
Page
2
Global briefs report Khrushchev’s support for French Communists opposing De Gaulle’s proposed new constitution as protests flare and violence erupts in parts of France. De Gaulle campaigns in eastern and northern provinces ahead of Sunday vote.
Mrs. Ruby V. Barnett of Chanute sends a lemon jelly recipe with lemon zest juice egg butter and sugar. It is boiled and stirred until thick while judged by Mrs. Kermit Adelgren a high school home economics teacher for publication prizes.
Two U S airmen died Saturday when a train struck a motorcycle at a crossing near Tachikawa Air Base outside Tokyo. A A three C Jerry L Lawson of Beloit Kansas and A3-3C David L Bolstridge of Dover New Hampshire were the operators.
Mrs H Craig Graham and Mae Wheeler entertained members of the Christian Culture club at an 8 o clock breakfast. Fifteen members and two Tulare guests were served at yellow mums centered tables. Mrs O A Klingner led a brief business session and honored Mrs Floyd Stacy on her 50th wedding anniversary. Program chair Mrs Ford Johnson handed out yearbooks and outlined the year's study. Next meeting set for Sept 30 with Mrs Klingner.
Past Noble Grands of the Rebekah Lodge held a covered dish luncheon honoring members with July August and September birthdays. Mrs L J Junod of 508 S Ashby hosted and honored guests included Mmes C H Bates Nathan Hole F E Howerton Rosa Stevens O S Ritter and H H Hollenshead with more to be announced.
Francis Meeker presided in absence of officers. Members and guest Mrs. Ethel Cox attended. The lesson read by Mrs. Junod. cards sent to three ill members. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Hollenshead. Next meeting set for 2 p.m. Oct 17 with Mrs. Ethel Stevens.
The WMS group at The First Church of God met Thursday for work. Members cleaned the sanctuary and knotted a quilt. A luncheon for 10 members and three children followed. Mrs. Gregory led scripture and devotions. Envelopes for Christ's birthday offering and Pathways to God were shared. A rummage sale was planned.
Mrs. Gerald Umbarger led a lesson on milk and its uses at the Earlton HDU gathering held at her home on Wednesday. Five members attended Play Day at the Armory last week and the unit voted to send Mrs. Lloyd Myers to the National Convention in Wichita on October 14.
The guide says usually the same guests should be invited unless a serious reason like death or severe reverse prompts a greatly simplified ceremony and a cut down guest list. During a date, you stopped in a store so I could buy a newspaper.
A reader asks about paying for cigarettes, proper finger bowl use, gift price apologies, responding to thanks, and decorating with unlit candles. Advice emphasizes paying if nearby, dip one hand at a time, avoid mentioning price, respond politely, and candles are acceptable even when unlit.
Childs handy helper doll patterns teaching a 32 inch laundry shoe bag doll that hides laundry in a skirt pocket and stores shoes. Embroidery transfer pattern 7122 with directions. Send 25 cents for catalog copy and 1st class mailing to The Chanute Tribune Arts Dept New York 11. New 1959 Alice Brooks Needle Craft Catalog features crocheting knitting embroidery quilts dolls weaving and cutout doll activities.
Julie Ann Grennell and several other newborns are listed with parents and residences. Julie Ann Grennell born Sept 11 at Neosho Memorial Hospital to Glen and family of 803 South Washington. Other newborns include Kevin Charles Eagle, James Leroy Rowan, Lucinda Ellen Brazil, Russell George McMurray, Debra Diane Yockey Eric, Richard Allen March, Brian Kirk Fairchild, and Jerry Dee Beck Jr. with birth dates Sept 4 to Sept 14 and associated parental addresses.
The third annual Pinkley family reunion was held yesterday in the Shelter House of Santa Fe park. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Capps North Kansas City Mo Mrs. Maude Pinkley Mrs oretta Myer Mr. and Mrs. Pete McCarty Humboldt Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mathis and family Neo desha Mrs. Earl Barnhart and children Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pink ley and family rural Chanute Mr. and Mrs. David Doane and family Fredonia Mrs. Robert Refro and children Tulsa Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart Neosho Mo Mrs. Lloyd Bennett Ellinwood Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robbins and daughter Wichita.
A short Q and A card covers common errors. It notes that in the sentence the word out and nowhere are redundant and should be omitted. It gives the pronunciation of myrrh as muhr and identifies metallic as misspelled. It defines tige as a trace mark or visible vestige and seeks a word beginning with 1cu meaning rapidly performed.
Scout News reports Troop 25 of Roosevelt school meeting with leader Mrs J J Spilman at 1519 S Highland. Brownie officers elected for three weeks are Babetta Spilman president JoAnn Hall secretary and Phyllis Crabtree treasurer. An outing is planned for Sept 27 and songs were sung. A standard marinade made from vinegar or lemon juice salad oil salt pepper and seasonings such as bay leaf garlic and onion is described for meats fish poultry and vegetables.
The Buffalo Homecoming will feature a parade at 11 a.m. with floats voting prizes of 2 dollars per float, a first prize of 10 dollars, and a second prize of 5 dollars. Free beans at noon, hot lunches by local churches, afternoon races, a team pulling contest at 2 p.m., a ball game at 4 p.m., and a 7 p.m. talent program. An American Legion dance opens at 9 p.m. Oct 8 is deadline to send entries to Max Deets.
Marian Martin pattern 9357 offers a slim casual dress with a flipover collar curved yoke and hip pockets. Available in wool persey cotton or no iron blends, sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40 42 with size 16 needing 3 1 4 yards of 45 inch fabric. Send 25 cents plus 5 cents extra for each pattern for postage to Pattern Dept. Chaunce Tribune.
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