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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1968

Page

3

Linda Black Shines as Soloist with Kansas City Civic Ballet

Erie native Linda Black daughter of Mr and Mrs Milford Hall of Erie was chosen for a major soloist role in the Menuette of Mozart Symphony No 40 presented by the Kansas City Civic Ballet. In her second season she earned high praise from a Kansas City Star critic and will direct a junior company choreography this spring while also having signed to perform regularly at Starlight Theater.

Linda Black Milford Hall Erie Kansas City Civic Ballet Music Hall Kansas City Ballet Company University of Missouri At Starlight Theater

Belles Lettres Reading Club Closes With Easter Story Luncheon

The Belles Lettres Reading Club held its closing salad luncheon Tuesday afternoon at 602 West Main, hosted by Mrs. Fred Johnson. Mrs. Harold Black presided, leading the Club Collect, and Mrs. Richard Ashley presented the Easter story "As Is Thy Faith" to twelve members.

Belles Lettres Reading Club Fred Johnson W. Main Harold Black Richard Ashley

Vern Fowlers Observe 50th Anniversary

The couple held their fifty year celebration with a guestbook table service and a lace covered serving table. Janice Schooley performed accordion selections. Numerous out of town guests from Chanute Walnut Iola Larned and other Kansas towns attended the event.

Ronnie Richwine Kurt Wayne James Ara James Elmer Robinson Calvin Harford Chanute Leona Jackson Milbern Kelly Maurice Schooley Warren Schooley Tom Weston Harold Olson Walnut Elmer Owen Roy Colbertson Virgil Watts Sam Fisher Tom Nett Lillie Ewing Helen Garrison Iola George Kelsey Larned K. A. Stewart Kansas City Dale Kelsey Emporia Kennth Kellerman Garnett Paul Bennett Hutchingon Leonard Bolinger Dennis George Fannen Gravette Ark

Social Calendar notes local club meetings and events

The calendar lists Peace and Progress BHU First United Methodist Church 1:30 p m. Cee Grove Ladies Aid noon covered dish. UPW sewing First Presbyterian basement 9 a m. American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building dinner 6 30 p m. Sweet Adelines 910 W Elm. Mothers Club others and out of town events. Hobby Club 406 W 1st 2 p m. Rainbow EHU 822 S Grant 1 p m. Wilson Class sewing quilt luncheon 12 30 p m. Senior Citizens Memorial Building covered dish 11 30 a m rides 8 15 a m 7 p m. Woman’s Club Sawyer Hall Brige Country Club 1 30 p m.

Peace and Progress Marion Wise First United Methodist Church Cee Grove Ladies Aid Ralph Debler UPW First Presbyterian Church American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building Sweet Adelines W. Elm Mothers Club Don Mitchell Hobby Club Elsie Cartwright EHU Dorothy Wilem S. Forest Rainbow Ehu Ory Gordon S. Grant

Mrs Koch Hosts Quest Club Meeting

Mrs Norman Koch of 402 N Steuben hosted the Quest Club with co host Mrs Wilfrid Cavaness guiding the business session. The lesson on Mount Athos and Cyprus was taught by Mrs Ralph Beach. New member Mrs Iva Jones joined and 17 members were served refreshments. A future meeting on April 23 will be at Mrs Roy Williams 601 N Grant.

Norman Koch N. Steuben Quest Club Wilfrid Cavaness Robert Perry Mount Athos Cyprus Mediterranean Sea Ralph Beach Iva Jones Roy Williams N. Grant

Community Notes From Vilas and Midway Gatherings

Vilas Lutheran Church Women met to plan a sunrise Easter service at 6 a.m. with breakfast, and a hobo supper for Midway seniors on April 29. Also announced is the April 17 district meeting at Mulvane. Irene Gates Evelyn Larson led the lesson. a letter from Geneva Switzerland was read. Refreshments followed. MIDWAY PTA met with Dwight Olson presiding and devotions by Leon Engleman. The grade school band played before announcements on PTA Region Nine conference April 23 and an instrumental music clinic at Midway April 7:30 p.m. The sixth grade won the room prize. Refreshments served in the lunch room. ODENSE Extension Homemakers met April 3 at Mrs Herbert Schultz Erie. Mrs John Bebbington presided. National Extension Homemakers Week planned for May 5-11. Mrs Richard White spoke on personalized interiors. Eight members and guest Mable Thorton attended. May 2 meeting planned with Mrs Beggington rural Erie.

Vilas Midway Dwight Olson PTA Leon Engleman Independence Odense — Extension Homemakers Herbert Schultz Erie John Bebbington National Extension Homemakers Richard White Mable Thorton Beggington

Heloise fixes colored coconut for banana pie

Heloise suggests tinting shredded coconut by shaking coconut in a water and yellow food coloring solution inside a clean jar. Use appropriate jar size, let it sit, and optionally replace some water with lemon extract for extra zip. A few days chilling improves color.

Bible Quiz Reflections on Faith and Teachings

A theological excerpt questions quotes and verses about deception sin forgiveness and key biblical scenes. It asks about who is deceived by deceit the meaning of Passover the lion in Daniel and the limits of public charity with Matthew verses. It ends noting four or three correct answers and directs to see Bible for more.

Daniel

St Cecilia Music Club Meets In Federation Room

Mrs Art Holmes presided at a Monday meeting of the St. Cecilia Music Club in the Memorial Building Federation room. Members performed vocal ensembles and solos including pieces by Dykes Pale strina Handel Mendelssohn and Faure with accompanists Miss Lusk and Mrs Geiger. The Kansas Federation of Music Clubs convention is set for April 17 19 at Manhattan with a May 13 closing luncheon at the Orchid Buffet.

Art Holmes St. Cecilia Music Club Federation Memorial Building P. L. Forslund John D. Dykes John Hargrave Bert Farmer Mmes Paul Haight Helen Reese Spencer Finney Dave Evans M. R. Wilson Holmes Larry McCune Palestrina Teschner James Lusk Redeemer Handel Robert Geiger Lusk D. A. Finney Edna Petterson Mendelssohn W. H. McMurray Ray Hutchison J. W. Holladay Kenneth Brown Faure Geiger All the Saints

Round Table Study Club Holds Williams Home Meeting

Round Table Study Club's 16 members gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Williams home 218 East 11th. Hostesses assisted. Eva Johnson received the gavel naming her new president as programs featured colored slides on India by Mrs. Harold Bergman. Next meeting slated for October.

Round Table Study Club Robert Williams Eva Johnson Mmes J. LeRoy Barker W. H. Riley W. M. Haines D. Propst Williams Harold Bergman

Irises Made of Yarn at Women’s Arts and Crafts Meeting

The Women’s Arts and Crafts group will craft irises from yarn Monday from 9 a.m. to noon. Attendees should bring one knitting needle size five to eight, glue, and a ruler. Forty six women attended the last session. supervisor Mrs. Andrew Nelson gave the report.

Andrew Nelson

Sherry Lee Mosley Weds Joe Croisant in Candlelight Nuptials

Sherry Lee Mosley and Joe Howard Croisant married in a candlelit ceremony at St. Peter's Lutheran Church Humboldt. The Rev. Herman Seyfert officiated a double-ring service with white gladiolus and candleabra altar. The bride wore peau de soie gown with Chantilly lace, a fingertip veil, and red bacarra roses. Attendants included Artisha Mosley as maid of honor and De Etta Croisant as bridesmaid in turquoise satin gowns.

Sherry Lee Mossey Joe Howard Croisant St. Peter's Lutheran Church Humboldt Herman Seyfert George B. Mosley Orville Croisant Jody Painter Bacarra Artisha Mosley de Etta Croisant

Fabulous Flippers to Play Memorial Auditorium April 16

A musical program by the Fabulous Flippers, eight Lawrence area artists, will be presented at Memorial auditorium on April 16 at 8 p.m. The lineup includes Terry Wierman Danny Hein Dennis Laever Dennis Fredericks Jerry Tammen Jack Blackett Joe Ruddick and Bob Martin performing on trumpets saxophones guitars electric organ trombones drums and vocal arrangements.

Fabulous Flippers Lawrence Area Memorial Auditorium Terry Wierman Danny Hein Dennis Laever Dennis Fredericks Jerry Tammen Jack Blackett Joe Ruddick Bob Martin

Wedding Details Include Travel To San Juan Puerto Rico

The bride wore a yellow light wool suit with white accessories and the groom’s mother wore green. A reception was hosted with Mrs. Alva Bock, Mrs. Frank McFarren, and Mrs. Robert Coldwell at the table and Mrs. Fred White, Mrs. Dean Lee at the gift table. The couple will reside in Pasadena Texas after a trip to San Juan Puerto Rico where the groom works for Delta Airlines.

Reaves Alva Bockover Frank McFarren Robert Coldwell Fred White Dean Lee San Juan Puerto Rico Pasadena Tex Delta Airlines

Also Mentioned on This Page

Belles Lettres Wee Vern Fowlers Cortes de BuPent Fredemark Mrs. Koch Heloise Coconut Linda Schultz Ebur S. Schultz W. 5Th Kansas Wichita Patricia Stevens Miss Schultz Wichita State University Corfam Williams Home Arts and Crafts Hans Sherry Lee Mosley Joe Croisant Annette Reaves Linda Diane Hottenstein Leon Reaves Jerry Croisant Alan Reaves Fred Card Robert Thomas Mrs Beltoneng Aid Service Kans Leland L. Stephenson Tioga Hotel Kas Best One Hearing Service Seventeen Bill Johnson New Highland
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