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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1966
Page
3
Sheryl Gaye Tasche and John Brown exchange vows at Colfax Baptist Church in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. E. M. Pearson. The couple, with families from Petrolia Hendersonville and beyond, plan to reside at 218 S. Steuben after a short honeymoon.
Wednesday events include Sunflower HD Unit meeting at 1 30 p m at 72 S Lafayette and OES dinner at Masonic Temple Tioga Pictote. Thursday lists Chanute Playschool enrollment coffee at the school 10 a m and several clubs with times and hosts across city venues. The day features bridge at 1 30 p m United Presbyterian sewing group 9 a m and multiple mothers clubs with addresses and hosts.
Christine White of Galesburg will tour Washington and visit the United Nations in New York as part of the Neosho County United Nations Association program. She placed second in a essay contest earning a $25 college scholarship. Her first place winner Bill Hutchison could not join the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam George announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Sue George to Gary Fewins of Savonburg. Linda Sue is a 1965 graduate of Joint Rural High School Stark and the IBM Training School Kansas City. Fewins is a Elsmore High School graduate who served three years in the Army and works at H K Porter Co Inc. The wedding will be May 20.
Mr and Mrs Claude Camp announce the marriage of their daughter Diane to Earl Patterson Jr The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dale Sneeringer in the study of the First Baptist Church on Monday Attendants were the bride and her parents and immediate family guests The couple resides at 22 2 W Main
The Menninger Foundation has 30 days to file briefs in Shawnee County District Court to challenge being listed on tax rolls. County assessor John Towle had placed the foundation on the tax rolls, but the suit argues the organization is nonprofit and the property is used for charitable benevolent and educational purposes.
A mother daughter tea honoring ninth grade and high school graduates was held Sunday afternoon at the First Baptist Church. Corsages were given to Gailard, Jeanette Arthur, Donna Small, Dorothy Waggoner, Patty Donovan, Linda Soderquist, Cindy Tolbert, and Linda Umbarger.
Mrs. J. R. Wasser reviewed an article by Presbyterian minister S. C. Morrow on what his commandery means to him as a minister during the Electa Club gathering Monday afternoon. Hostess Mrs. A. B. Chauncey at 711 S. Lincoln was assisted by Mrs. Wasser and Mrs. R. F. Cornelson. Myra Brobst poured and a dessert course followed. Mrs. Junior Zimmerman to entertain May 16.
Senior High Kayettes Club hosted a Mother-Daughter Tea in the Little Theater at Chanute High School with an April Showers program. Carol Cornish performed a dance while Marilyn Ehmke Helen Young berg and Nancy Plummer sang. Officer results announced: Lena Lloyd president Lynn Evans vice president Dorothy Raple secretary Marilyn Sandage treasurer.
Fresh coriander is commonly sold in Chinese and Spanish food markets and is also called Chinese parsley and cilantro.
Dear Ann Landers responds to hair color impact on marriages and a teen driving tragedy. She advises switching hair back to avoid fights while condemning teen driving risk and notes parents' difficult experience with a drowned daughter after a driving incident.
Anonymous note suggests someone borrowed parents car and offers a prompt for Ann Landers to address the problem. Readers are invited to send questions to The Chanute Tribune with a stamped self addressed envelope. Copyright 1966.
Tonight at Highland Park tennis and Royster Stadium host a Royster 7th-grade invitation at 3 p.m. Handicapped events occur at Launching Pad from 2:15 to 3:15. Archery and track events also listed at Launching Pad and Royster Stadium.
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