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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1958

Page

3

Bourays Host UNESCO Meeting and Round the World Dinner

Mr and Mrs Felix Bouray hosted a UNESCO gathering with Mrs Carter Brookhart presiding and a silent prayer. Pictures of Japanese pen pals for Hutchinson students were shown by Henry Watkins and Eric. Fourteen Pittsburg foreign students will attend the October 24 Round The World dinner in Erie. The State Executive Board met September 20 in Emporia with 80 percent of foreign students never in an American home and Neo sho county holding the largest state membership. Clayton M Crosier was re elected executive secretary. Cards for UN International Children's Emergency Fund will be sold by the committee headed by Mrs F L Burtle and others. The next meeting will feature a dinner at the Erie Federated church with 22 members and guest Esther Ysusi.

Felix Bouray Edith Unesco Carter Brookhart Henry Watkins Eric Matsuyama City Japan Hutchinson Pittsburg Erie Walter Meeker Watkins Emporia Neosho County Clayton M. Crosier United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund

Pattern 7234 transfer Santa head apron pattern

Pattern 7234 transfer Santa head applique cap apron directions. Takes less than a yard. Reed thirty-five cents in coins for pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for mailing. Read to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. P.9 Box 1463 Old Chelsea Station New York 1. NAMF ADDRESS. Our 1959 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog offers crochet knitting embroidery quilts dolls weaving. Send 25 cents for catalog copy.

Reed Cains Chanute Tribune Household Arta Dept Old Chelsea Station New York Alice Brooks

Cooking Methods Change Greatly in 1907 Cookbook

A 1907 cookbook once owned by Mrs. Richard Markham reveals drastic shifts in cooking methods over 51 years. It details long boiling times for vegetables, early icebox refrigeration, and elaborate 12 course menus with desserts and whipped cream, contrasted with modern guidance for brief boiling and fresh ingredients.

Richard Markham S. Highland Markham Harry Main Oklo Walter M. Lowney Company Boston Pamela Highland Tribune

Sunday Dinner for Smith Relatives in Anaheim Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith of Anaheim Calif visit relatives in Chanute addressing Mrs. Harold McNeal at 1401 S Edith. Guests include Clarence Smith Coffeyville James Perry Carol Diane Bell Perry Rich Hill Mo E D Keith Earlsboro Okla Hazel Asher Davenport Okla Harold Robinson Eskridge E M Smoykefer H E Asher Harold McNeal Susan Hannah Judy Joanie Homer Waggoner David Patrick Myers Jim Luellen.

Dale Smith Anaheim Calif Harold McNeal Edith Clarence Smith Coffeyville James Perry Carol Diane Bell Perry Richhill E. D. Keith Earlsboro Okla Hazel Asher Davenport Harold Robinson Eskridge E. M. Smoykefer H. E. Asher Susan Hannah Judy Joanie Chanute Homer Waggoner David Patrick Myers Jim Luellen

Past Matrons Meet With Mrs Peterson

Mrs Ed F Peterson hosted a Monday evening Past Matrons club meeting of Sunflower chapter CES at 602 N Steuben with co host Mrs A E Land. Mrs Paul Wells gave devotions and Mrs Neal Munger presided as 19 members and four guests answered roll call. Mrs Floyd Kelley led the program and Mrs T O Ward spoke on Grandma Moses. Refreshments were served.

Ed F. Peterson N. Steuben Sunflower CES A. E. Land Paul Wells Neal Munger Floyd Kelley T. O. Ward Grandma Moses

Girl Suspects Boyfriend Of Sticky Fingers

Dear Ann answers two reader questions from 1954: a young woman worries a boyfriend is stealing money and a mother confesses lack of warmth for one of seven children. Ann advises a treasure hunt to test the first, and urges honest self-reflection plus professional discussion for the second.

Ann

Area VEW Auxiliary Meets Here

An area meeting of the VFW Auxiliary was held Monday in the Memorial building with Mrs. Francis Meeker presiding. Officers and guests from multiple towns attended as four projects for the year were outlined and commitments for hospital and charity work discussed. The next meeting, October 13, will feature a covered dish dinner honoring July to September birthdays.

VFW Memorial Building Francis Meeker Iida Walden Concordia Department Kansas Mahala McGinnis Lyons Maxine Wallace Neodesha Third District Adda Mosburgh Marie Couch Chanute Glen E. Burgess Thelma Puckett Wichita Couch Wadsworth Hospital S. Wilson Hillard Blume McGinnis Department State Wallace Walden Clara Graves Department State Poppy Ruth Workman Vina Beech Norma Reach Darlyne M. Reed Mary O'Hara Thelma Sawyer Gladys Lortz Parsons Alberta Gentry Delores Hewitt Daisie Walters Helen Almond Independence Byrle Haynes Roy Babcock Meeker

Thornburg HDU Meeting Led by Mrs Joe Morton

Mrs Joe Morton hosted a Thornburg HDU session on September 19 with Mrs W H Morton presiding and opening the meeting. A poem The Flag was read by Mrs Ray Vining, roll call cited A Trait I Admire In Others with 12 members and a guest, a letter from the Institute of Logopedics in Wichita received, and the unit voted to donate sheets and school supplies. A Sunshine box will be sent to a former member in hospital.

Joe Morton Thornburg HDU W. H. Morton Ray Vining Carl Stone Institute of Logopedics Wichita

Church ladies plan Oct 17 covered dish dinner

In Wichita a church group met in October with Mrs. W. A. Fair presenting a floor covering lesson. "School Days" was sung as hostesses Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Roy Wiles served refreshments in school themed paper sacks. Over $200 from an ice cream social will fund church renovations. Next meeting hosted by Mrs. Wiles in Chanute on Oct. 17.

Wichita W. A. Fair Morton Roy Wiles Ethel Reno S. Kansas

Half Size Outfit Printed Pattern by Marian Martin

Time saving sew ing pattern for half sizes includes a step in jumper and blouse designed to slim the figure and fit without alteration. Pattern 9078 lists sizes and yardage. mail thirty nine cents plus five cents for first class mailing to Marian Martin Pattern Dept. The Chronicle Tribune, New York. Include name address zone size and style number.

Marian Martin Cha Onte Tribune West Ath St New York N. N.Y

Social Calendar for Thursday September 1958

Today's Mothers Club meets at 2 pm with Mrs. Ellis Rieg le at 1202 West First. Alpha Chief Beta Sigma Phi issue a rush party at 7 30 pm with Mrs. Floyd West Jr at 506 West Second. Kum Dubble class hosts a Methodist church covered dish dinner at 6 30 pm. Cottage Grove Ladies Aid with Myrtie Johnson in rural Humboldt asks all members to attend in the afternoon. Rural Homemakers HDU led by Mrs. Ernest Kepiey hosts all day activities at Rural Route 1.

Mothers Club Ellis Riegle Beta Sigma Phi Floyd West Jr Rush Methodist Church Cottage Grove Ladies Aid Myrtie Johnson Humboldt HDU Ernest Kepiey

Bethel Guild Works at Church for EUB Project

Work night for Bethel Guild members at the new EUB church preceded a September 16 meeting. Ten members and two guests attended with Mrs. Paul Life as hostess.

Bethel Guild New Eub Paul Life

Cocoa and chocolate origin and composition

The article explains that cocoa and chocolate originate from the tropical ca cao tree. Cocoa beans, almond sized, grow in hard pods. Chocolate has more fat from cocoa butter than cocoa powder, but both derive from the beans.

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