Hole-Wilson Wedding Vows At Pittsburg
Margaret Jean Hole and John R. Wilson wed in a 9 o clock July 25 ceremony at Our Lady of Lourdes Pittsburg with Rev. Adolph Stimel officiating The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan Hole and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Leo R Wilson The ceremony featured traditional music by Agnes Diller and a vocal by Sharon Thom The couple plan a Lake of the Ozarks honeymoon and reside in Pittsburg R 3 The bride a Chanute High School graduate taught in Neosho County and Erie Junior High The groom a Pittsburg State College student recently returned from 19 months overseas duty in Japan Out of town guests included Mrs Nathan Hole Wayne and Janice Mrs Fred Byers Chanute and Mr and Mrs Don Wilson Lola
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jean Hole
John R. Wilson
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
Pittsburg
Adolph Stimel
Nathan Hole
Rt. 1
Leo R. Wilson
Agnes Diller
Sharon Thomas
Vyrl Fogel
Lake of the Ozarks
Ladies Day Golf and Card Games Scene
Social calendar for Monday August 4 1954 lists Ladies Day Golf at the Country Club at 1 30 p m. Duplicate Bridge Club meets at the Tioga Hotel at 7 30 p m. Chanute Saddle Club event set for evening hours.
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Tioga Hotel
Chanute Saddle Club
P.m
Jewelry Giraffe Embroidery Pattern
Pattern 7012 features a 21 inch tall charming giraffe suitable for jewelry storage. Includes embroidery transfer of face and simple directions to assemble a one place holder for necklaces bracelets earrings and rings on horns and ears.
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Alice Brooks
Two FREF patterns in Alice Brooks Needlecraft 1956 book
The ad promotes a 1956 Alice Brooks Needlecraft book offering FREF patterns for readers. It invites buyers to send 25 cents to obtain a copy featuring stunning designs for personal use and home decor, with dozens of other easy, fascinating hand-work designs available to order.
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Alice Brooks
CWF Circles Hold Meetings At Church And Homes
The Christian Womens Fellowship met in five groups Wednesday at the church and members’ homes. Topics included Frontiers of Sharing and Examine Our Faith with devotions from The World Call. Rummage sale plans were discussed and hostesses served refreshments to members and guests.
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Christian Womens Fellowship
The
First Christian Church
World Call
James Evans
Henry Alford
W. N. Chickadonz
Mmes
C. E. Galbreath
Joe Holladay
A. E. Batts
H. L. Smith
Carl Kelley
Greta Atchley Engaged To Voyn A Peterson
Greta Atchley to Voyn A. Peterson announced by her Tulsa and Kansas City families. Peterson son of D. A. Peterson of Petrolia, served four years in the US Air Force and works for Douglas Aircraft Company. The wedding is set for August 17 at 7 30 p.m. at Parkland Baptist Church in Tulsa. They will reside in Tulsa.
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Greta Atchley
Voyn A. Peterson
J. C. Jones
Tulsa
E. V. Atchley
Kansas City
D. A. Peterson
Petrolia
Miss Atchley
American Petroleum Institute J
Peterson
US Air Force
Douglas Aircraft Company, Inc
Highland Park Devoted Mothers Club Party Summary
The annual Children's Party of the Devoted Mothers Club took place yesterday morning in Highland Park. Nineteen members, 40 children and two guests Mrs R D McCune and Debby of Lakeland Florida attended. balloons, cookies, and punch were served.
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Devoted Mothers Club
Highland Park
R. D. McCune
Debby
Lakeland, Fla
Local club breakfast meeting and style revue notes
A group announced a general meeting next week at 8 30 am with a breakfast. Mrs Marjorie Heaton led the lesson and Mrs Mabel Wolfe conducted devotions. Hostess Mrs Norma Ellis served dessert to 16 members. Jones Clough and Chapman sang Come to the Fair. A tea followed the Style Revue with Sharon Cohoe and Sally Jones pouring. There were 35 guests.
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Marjorie Heaton
Mabel Wolfe
Norma Ellis
Go Everywhere dress pattern for misses sizes 12 to 48
Marianne Martin offers a sundress with a sleek bodice and a bolero for coverage. The pattern 9102 suits many occasions with a travel friendly midseason look and fabric guidance for sizes 18 and up to 48.
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Marian Martin
Pattern request for 1st class mailing add-on
The notice requests thirty five cents in coins plus 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. It directs send to Merian Martin care of The Chaute Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 1st St New York 11 NY. Include Print NAME ADDRESS with ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
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Chanute Tribune
Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York II
N.Y
Merian Martin
Chasute Tribune
West 1Sth St
New York
Buffalo Boosters 4 H Club Style Revue Held at Church
The Buffalo Boosters 4 H Club held a Thursday afternoon program in the Buffalo Methodist church basement. Readings and demonstrations featured sewing lessons by Marilyn Chapman Lorene Pierce Judy Clouth and Linda Carlson with items such as dresses skirts blouses aprons and towels. Demonstrations included hemming sewing on buttons and a facing with Miss Chapman Carlson and Clough. A violin solo Long Long Ago by Susie completed the program.
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Buffalo Boosters
Buffalo Methodist Church
Marilyn Chapman
Lorene Pierce
Judy Clouth
Linda Carlson
Lenny Harvey
Miss Chapman
Miss Carlson
Miss Clough
Susie
Etiquette Answers On Condolence Visits And Social Etiquette
Brief condolence calls should last about ten to fifteen minutes unless invited to stay longer. A woman should remove her hat at private home parties and may keep or remove it in public. A guest eating only the apple filling over crust is not rude if diet or preference explains it.
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Bridge
Carol Lea Thielen Shower Honored Before Aug. 11 Wedding
Mrs. George Morehead and Mrs. Homer Waggoner hosted a bridal shower for Carol Lea Thielen at the Waggoner home near Chanute. Thielen is to marry Lonnie Rhodes on August 11. Guests included the honoree, her mother Mrs. John Thielen, grandmothers Mrs. Barney Thielen and Mrs. Fred Bower, and many relatives and friends.
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George Morehead
Homer Waggoner
Carol Lea Thielen
Waggoner
Chanute
Miss Thielen
Lonnie Rhodes
Gene McMillen
Hazel Rhodes
Mmes
F. H. Fuller
McMillen
Sandra
Linda
Judy
Alice
Jack Brown
Hattie Reynolds
Lucy Muecke
W. S. Biggs
Henry Biggs
Clarence Ericson
Reuben Willis
Melvin Willis
George Sheffler
Glen Hanson
Rolla Hydorn
Ivan Lock
Fred Cole
F. H. Prosser
Robert Smith
Harve Johnson
Charles Berthot Sr
Fred Hansen
Mary
Ruth Ann
Raymond Myers
Cheryl
William Arthur
Marvin Wiles
Diane
Dorene
Barstow
Calif
Clara Thielen
Opal Bower
Mary Joe Arthur
Marsha Foster
Sharon
Dorothy Waggoner
Ralph Me
Minimy
Dick McMinimy
Harmony HD Unit Hosts Santa Fe Park Picnic
The Harmony HD Unit held a family picnic at Santa Fe Park on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Moore of Iola as guests. A brief business meeting followed a report by the fair booth committee. Plans were made to clean the schoolhouse on August 22 at 8 30 a.m. Don't Be a Litter Bug was presented by Mrs. Moore. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Guy Braden on September 7.
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Harmony HD
Santa Fe Park
Lee Moore
Iola
Ray Rush
Fair Booth Committee
Moore
Guy Braden
Corned beef hash sandwich with chili sauce method
Open and flatten the hash from a can. Slice the roll into four portions and brown them in butter. Serve the toasted buns with the browned hash and a dollop of chili sauce.
Mrs Oshel Hosts Big Creek Unit Meeting
The Big Creek HD Unit met at Mrs. Murl Oshel's home for the second Foundation Garments lesson. Leaders Mrs. Fred Pugh and Mrs. Oshel showed garments from the county extension office. several items were modeled by members.
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Big Creek
Murl Oshel
Fred Pugh
Oshel
County Extension Office
Pugh
no more insidious characteristic than hypocrisy
A clipped fragment notes the phrase no more insidious characteristic than hypocrisy followed by the word Dexterity suggesting a discussion of moral traits. The readable text provides no clear event or person to anchor a larger news item.
Mrs Williams Wins at Ladies Day Bridge Club
The Ladies Day Bridge Club met yesterday at the Country Club forming three tables. High score went to Mrs John Williams. Mrs Frank Burris won second and Mrs Glen Shook third. Mrs Carl Kelley hosts next Friday and Mrs Louie Ingle was hostess yesterday.
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Ladies Day Bridge Club
Country Club
John Williams
Frank Burris
Glen Shook
Carl Kelley
Louie Ingle
Seafood Salad in Shells with Mayonnaise and Capers
Prepare seashells lined with seafood salad. Spread mayonnaise over the top and press hard cooked yolks through a fine strainer to dust the surface. Garnish the dish with capers for a briny finish.
Errors in a short English practice prompt
The questions ask about word use pronunciation spelling and definitions. The sentence contains redundancy co operate together and until completed. Surcease is pronounced sёr-sees. The misspelled word is erruption. Insidious means stealthy harmful or sly. A de word meaning skill adroitness is dexterity or deftness.
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