Canty-Payne Wedding Vows In Las Vegas
In Las Vegas Nevada at the Little White Chapel on July 12 Mary Lou Canty wed Glen Richard Payne son of Mr and Mrs Fred R Payne of Boone North Carolina The Rev J C Whitehead officiated The bride wore pastel blue Chantilly lace with tulle overskirt and seed pearl crown She graduated from Emporia State College and taught home economics in Colorado The groom attended Appalachian State College served in the Korean War and works in Los Angeles The couple honeymooned in Mexico and reside in Los Angeles
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Little White Chapel
Las Vegas
Nev
Mary Lou Canty
Glen Richard Payne
Fred R. Payne
Boone
N. C
Bryan Canty
Buffalo
J. C. Whitehead
Emporia State College
Colorado University
Colorado
Appalachian State College
Los Angeles
Mexico
How Can I Clean Egg stained Dishes Effects
Dishes stained with eggs should first be rinsed in cold water before soaking in hot water. This makes cleaning easier. Perspiration stains on washable clothes can be removed by soaking in strong salt water prior to laundering. Colored handkerchiefs resist fading if soaked in cold salt water before washing. Ink that has thickened can be restored by adding a little vinegar.
Knit Knacks: patterns for knitted pets from Alice Brooks
Knitting guide offers 3 animal patterns about 8 inches tall using rug cotton. Pattern 7141 includes charts and directions for two flat pieces, with pricing and order details from The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. Includes a catalog offer and mention of multiple craft designs.
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Alice Brooks
Bend
Piluse
Grant WMS Studies Mexico During Coffee Meeting
A Mexico program was presented at a Grant Avenue Baptist WMS coffee hour on Wednesday morning. Mrs. Leo Cox portrayed Miss Jones, a returned missionary, and was quizzed by a panel including Mrs. Howard Sharp Mrs. Glenn Shockey and Mrs. Neil Kepley. The event featured devotions by Mrs. Robert Cox and a violin solo In the Garden by Dean Youngberg. Forty five members attended with hospitality by Mrs. Leo Cox and others.
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Mexico
Grant Avenue
Harold Neptune
Dean Youngberg
Blaine Marks
Robert Cox
Mmes
Leo Cox
Lloyd Lantz
Charles Anderson
Independence District Seminar at Altamont and Neodesha
Plans for the WSCS bazaar and dinner were laid for October 23. The Independence District Seminar will be held at Altamont on September 9 and at Neodesha on September 10.
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Independence District
Altamont
Neodesha
WSCS
Feedbag Fashion Apron Pattern for Misses Sizes
Marion Martin offers a Printed Pattern 9201 for a kitchen apron made from a 109-lb feed bag or fabric remnants. Includes misses sizes Small to Large with fabric requirements and a mail order instruction to Marvin Martin Pattern Dept in New York, plus pricing details and mailing instructions.
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Marian Martin
Marvin Martin
Benute Tribune
New York
N. N.Y
Youth Mission Report At WSCS Breakfast Meeting
Mrs Gordon Gray led devotions with the theme My Life in March of Missions at the WSCS 9 30 breakfast in the Methodist church fellowship room. Janet O Connor reported on the School of Missions for Youth in Kansas City in June. Linda Owens was absent due to illness. About 65 members enjoyed garden flower decor and Naomi Circle served breakfast. Dell Reed joined the society. Announcements included Middle East study on Aug 17 at 5 40 p.m. with Mrs John Hemphill.
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Gordon Gray
Fellowship
Methodist Church
Art Holmes
L. D. Perry
Janet O'Connor
School of Missions For Youth
Linda Owens
Kansas City
Miss Owens
Society
Skabo
Linda Rhodes
Naomi Circle
Don Shoemaker
Dell Reed
Middle East
John Hemphill
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Letter to The Chanute Tribune
A reader complains Ann Landers advice was wrong in a column about a wife with roaming husband. The letter from Disturbed Wife cites marriage with three wives and a restless partner. A second letter from Hahn Air Force Base in Germany laments Americans’ drunkenness abroad and praises home. Roy S. A. from Peoria writes about travel observations and happiness myths in Europe. Readers are invited to request Ann Landers booklet How To Be Date Bait via Chanute Tribune.
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Ann Landers
Corker
Lan- Ann Landers Ders
Ann
Hahn Air Force Base
Germany
Peoria
Ill
America
Europe
Italy
Roy S. A
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle Weighs Gifts of the Spirit
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle met at Zion Lutheran. Rev W T Niermeier delivered Gifts of the Spirit lesson. Eleven members named favorite hymns. Visiting committee reported 13 calls. Two layette sets prepared for World Relief. Fall Festival float committee chosen with Light of the World theme. Hosts were Mrs Eugene Maxwell and Mrs Glenn Doepke.
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W. T. Niermeier
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle
Eugene Maxwell
Glenn Doepke
Earlton Women’s Society Meets in Fellowship Hall
The Earlton Earlton-Womens Society of World Service of Earlton EUB church met Wednesday afternoon in the church fellowship hall with Mrs. Howard Brant as hostess. Mrs. J. R. Mc Nary led singing, the Lord’s Prayer was recited, and Mrs. R. V. Fickel ran the business session. Bertha Dye taught the lesson, “Strengthen the Church Through Loyalty.” Intercessory prayers were led by Mrs. Walkley. Hostess served sandwiches and iced tea to 10 members and two children.
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Earlton
Vilas Vikings 4-H Club to Exhibit at County Fair
Wilson County 4-H members bustle through August as fair days approach on Aug. 11 12 and 13. The Vilas Vikings report places and activities from home kitchens to sewing rooms as the year’s work nears its climax.
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Vilas Vikings
Sandra McMillen
Gene McMillen
R. J
Vilas Vikings 4H
Wilson County
Fre donia Wilson County Fair Readies 4-H Exhibits
The Vilas Vikings plan full participation at the Wilson County Fair in Fre donia August 11 to 13. 4-H members will show corn, garden vegetables, poultry, swine, sheep and sewing with leaders Mr and Mrs Elmer Anderson guiding displays and judging.
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Wilson County
Fredonia
Jack
Vilas Vikings
Elmer Anderson
Etiquette Q A on name forms and wedding proposals
The guidance covers using Junior when the grandfather is dead and naming rules. It also advises wording wedding invitations for an adopted child and proper thank you note etiquette, noting a folded card with Thank You is acceptable only if a personal message is added.
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Robert H. Turner, III
Margaret Partington
Ellen Marie Tatum
Christian Womens Fellowship Meets In Homes
Christian Womens Fellowship groups meet in members homes with Jamaica as the focus. Group leaders preside, devotions are held, and Jamaica lessons are taught by various members, with February through August activities and upcoming conventions and rummage sales noted.
Churches Grow in Chanuts Tribune Community
The Chanuts tribune reports 36 Christian churches and three missions as of August 7, 1958. Devotions were led by Mrs. Ira Hutchinson. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. C. R. Swan with co-hostess Mrs. Russell Walker.
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Ira Hutchinson
C. R. Swan
Russell Walker
Social Calendar for Friday and Sunday Activities
Social calendar lists events on Friday and Sunday August 8 1958 including Mrs W E Wilson Sunday school class at the Methodist church quilting 10 to 4 Scotch Foursomes at the country club 5 pm Mr and Mrs Joe Vandiver of Iola chairmen Rainbow HD unit at Santa Fe Park in the morning Shelter House Thrift Table for the guild EUB church 2 pm and a foreign students luncheon at the Methodist church 12 noon.
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W. E. Wilson
Methodist Church
Scotch
Country Club
Joe Vandiver
Iola
Rainbow HD
Santa Fe Park
A.m
Prayer Band Meets at Bible Baptist Church Women’s Group
The Prayer Band and Women’s Missionary Prayer Band met at Mrs. Frank Young’s home. They opened with hymns, followed by prayers, minutes, and treasurer’s report. Mrs. Howard Weis gave devotions and read a poem God Understands. Next meeting is September 3 at Mrs. Carl Magill’s home.
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Women’s Missionary Prayer Band
The
Bible Baptist Church
Frank Young
van Til
Howard Weis
Carl Magill
Standard cookie pans for kitchen use
Invest in standard cookie pans sized 14 by 10 inches or 15 by 12 inches with no sides and a single end possibly turned up for practical baking.
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Chanute Tribune
Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N.Y
Glen Payne
WMS Studies
Youth Mission
Ane
Lander
Ladies Circle
Zion Lutheran
Counseling Service
First National Motor Bank
Chanute
Kansas
F.D.I.C
Skorts
Slim Jims
Famous Brand Electric
Famous Brand
Che Edmiston Way
CWF
Christian Womens Fellowship
Jamaica
Rhonda Holman
Joe Holladay
A. B. Chauncey
C. C. Hunter
H. M. Kemmerer
A. L. Locke
Jennie Noyes
C. L. Campbell
Clyde Barker
Dale Dahlgren
T. H. Cronemeyer
S. Katy
Lowell Kreider
Eddie Neyhard
M. C. Taylor
Bessie Crabtree
Earl Hunter
Robin Cobble
H. L. Smith
George Washburn
Mmes. Pearl Brown
H. J. Walters
W. N. Chickadonz
Gertie Adams
Frank Steinmetz
Jack Parkins
Ideals Magazine
Smith
Parkins
Dick Crowl
Sherry Goss
Kenneth Lindsay
Albert Benson
Gerald Rowan
Robert Lopeman
Bill Lock
Eugene Oyler
Charles Wolfe
Oyler
Don Cooper
the Chanuts Tribune
Tioga Hotel
MR. Harrisson
Mgr
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