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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
3
Fall brings hearty beef stew ideas using cheaper cuts like chuck and round with long simmering. The recipe serves eight and adapts with vegetables in season then suggests pie crust twist and frozen strudel options. Also notes new disposable tissues and fall food prices across meats, produce, and frozen pastries.
Friday events feature a covered dish lunch and bridge at Cha Aute Country Club with Koon coordinating and rides via HE 1-1992. Also listed are Deteminattes at Sawyer Hall, Wilson Class at First Methodist, Laurel Mothers Club, Past Noble Grand Club, and related gatherings with times around 1 p.m. and noon.
A serving suggestion describes half filling sherbet glasses with frosty seedless grapes and topping them with sour cream and freshly grated nutmeg for a cool, creamy fruit treat.
Mrs Bob Holder entertained Alpha Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi last night at 1106 Tennessee. Plans were made for a pledge party on October 7 and a letter was voted to be sent to the congressman opposing any change to the Pledge of Allegiance. Mrs Roy Hawley led the lesson on Definition of Happiness and Self Analysis. next meeting scheduled for Santa Fe Park on October 7.
Jerry Steele spoke at the Murray Hill Study Club on last year’s fitness results and outlined after school activities for 5th and 6th grade boys. The Tuesday meeting in the school cafeteria was attended by 28 members, Steele, and Principal Del Talbert. Coffee and doughnuts were provided by Mrs. Clifford Gibson.
A fellowship meeting at Trinity Baptist Church Tuesday evening included a basket dinner before the gathering. Mrs. Raymond Parker presided, Mrs. Glenn Eastburn led devotions, and Mr. and Mrs. Eastburn hosted 22 attendees.
Sub Debs held an informal meeting at Betty Ballou's home at 519 N Highland Monday evening. Plans were made and records chosen for the Teen Hop. The city jail will be painted next week with assignments by Paula Whitworth, chairperson, and Mary Beth Banta hosting the next meeting.
New officers for the Future Homemakers of America were installed Wednesday at the Senior High meeting led by Sherry Zillner past president. Officers are Mary Neiley president Karen Bidding vice president Adele Davis secretary Lynette Davis treasurer Connie Hottenstein historian.
The First Baptist Church circle of BPW met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Glenn Burgess’s home. Mrs. Joseph Cole presided, prayer by Mrs. Loren Lowe. White Cross quota filled with a scholarship donation. Devotions by Elsie Ivans on "Within the Walls." Eleven members attended including Ruth Grey. Kansas will host October 27 meeting.
Spread party-size slices of salty rye bread with sweet butter and toast in a very slow oven. Delicious served with salads.
Business and Professional Women's Club met in the Tioga Inn Pine Room with Mrs. Clifford Lukenbill presiding in place of President Mrs. Adeline Fortney. The group announced the fall conference set for October 4 in Coffeyville and reported on the Wichita Leadership Council Meeting attended by Dr. Margaret Wolf, Mrs. Scherel Booe, and Mrs. Lukenbill.
The Sunflower Chapter of OES held a Friendship Night with the theme Rainbow of Friendship at the Hasanic temple. Guests from many towns attended. a skit titled Rainbow of Friendship was presented by officers, with solos by Mrs. Cordner and Mrs. Groskinsky. The event featured rainbow decorations, a pot of gold centerpiece, and a refreshment table led by Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Taylor assisted by several members.
FRANKFORT Ky AP the attorney general says a public school teacher has authority to search a pupil for good cause and may confiscate items such as cigarette lighters and pocket knives good for safety and discipline in schools across Kentucky.
The Great Books Discussion Group starts its sixth year Sunday at 7 30 in the Heritage Room of the library with Prometheus Bound. Stan Rawn and James Boerwinkle return as co leaders and meetings occur the second and fourth Sunday evenings monthly. Anyone may join. reading the book before each meeting is required.
A simple serve notes tomatoes chilled to crispness pair beautifully with Roquefort or Blue Cheese Dressing, highlighting a tangy contrast that brightens the dish and enhances the cheese’s bite. The combination invites a refreshing starter or side with minimal prep.
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