Vows United Jodi Coots and Michael Lucke at First Christian
Jodi DeLinda Coots and Michael James Lucke wed on August 10 at the First Christian Church. The ceremony featured Rev. Bert Sutton, candle lighters Joe Defebaugh and Dwight Dickey, and readings by Diane Good and Chris Coots. The bride wore a silk organza gown with Chantilly lace and a six foot train, bouquet of 36 pink wild roses, as Harold Tarply played organ.
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Jodi DeLinda Coots
Michael James Lucke
First Christian Church
Jeff Coots Jr
S. Kansas
James Lucke
S. Highland
Bert Sutton
Joe Defebaugh
Dwight Dickey
Diane Good
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Miss Good
Harold Tar
Gary Lopeman
Gail Pierce
Independence
Michele Myers
Topeka
Linda Miller
Angela
Shannon Coots
Lakin
Dale Shultz
Jack Lucke
Eric
Richard Lucke
Eldon Moran
Jeff Farrell
Daryl Cook
Bennie Rowe
Scott Coots
Chris Coots
Ranndy Haines
Wichita
Doug McDonald
Rita Showalter
Thayer
Phillip Lucke
Omaha
Neb
Chanute High School
W. Oak
Neosho County Community Junior College
Wake Up With Timer and Musty Bureau Odor Fix
A reader asks how to use automatic light timers to wake a person without disturbing others. Another reader reports musty bureau drawers worsened by camphor and seeks an odor elimination method.
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Heloise
Zion Service Guild Display At Zion Church
Zion Lutheran Service Guild held a Tuesday meeting with Mrs. Charles Reaves showing a lace tablecloth to be used at church wedding receptions. Mrs. Emma Johnson led devotions and Mrs. Everett Olson offered the offering prayer and distributed The Women's Quarterly. Members plan a salad supper September 18 for church women and approved a gift to the New Guinea scholarship fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reaves
Zion Lutheran Service Guild
Emma Johnson
Everett Olson
Women’s Quarterly
New Guinea
Johnson
Olson
Foursquare Unit Goes Fishing and Hosts Luncheon
Foursquare Extension Homemakers Unit fished Moran Lake on a Wednesday outing led by Mrs. Roy Johnson who hosted a covered dish luncheon. Rain halted morning activities but post lunch fishing resumed with good catches and a unit booth award at the Neosho County Fair. Eight members attended with guest Charles Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foursquare Extension Homemakers Unit
Moran Lake
Roy Johnson
Neosho County
Charles Wells
Smith-Walker Nuptials Planned for Autumn
Cimarron couple announces the engagement of Mary Sue Smith to Russell L. Walker. Both are 1972 Altoona-Midway High School graduates. Mary Sue works at Cimarron Insurance. Russell is a senior at Southeast Area Vocational Technical School near Coffeyville. A late autumn wedding is planned.
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Major A. Smith
Cimarron
Mary Sue
Russell L. Walker
John Walker
Altoona
Miss Smith
Walker
Altoona - Midway High School
Cimarron Insurance, Inc
Southeast Area Vocational Tech
Otterbein Esther Circle Studies Mission Lesson
Esther Circle of Otterbein United Methodist Church met at Mrs. Charles Burgtorf’s home to study a mission themed lesson on I Corinthians 13. Circle leader Violet Jeffers opened with Thoughts of Happiness. Opal Howell led singing as 17 members attended and refreshments were served.
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Esther Circle
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Charles Burgtorf
Mary Etta Taylor
Violet Jeffers
Opal Howell
Couple Married in Neodesha at First Christian Church
Sheila Frances Wingate of Altoona and Jerry Lee Gray were wed at the First Christian Church in Neodesha on Sunday. The Rev Tom Parish Jr. presided, with Dave Cheshire as soloist and C G Smith at the organ. The bride wore a crepe chiffon gown with empire bodice and lace mantilla, carrying green and yellow daisies.
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Neodesha
Sheila Frances Wingate
Altoona
Jerry Lee Gray
Ralph Wingate
Fred Gray
Tom Parish Jr
Dave Cheshire
C. G. Smith
Odense Extension Homemakers Unit Picnic Planned
Social calendar notes an Odense Extension Homemakers Unit picnic led by Mrs. Larry Lindberg scheduled for Saturday Aug 18 at 7 p.m. The menu features pan fried steaks with watercress, French fries, and tomato casserole with no salad.
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Odense Extension Homemakers Unit
Larry Lindberg
Chanute BPW selects leaders for fall conference
Mrs. Marie Gibson is chosen song leader and Mrs. Edna Petterson the accompanist for the fall conference of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. Jeanette Murdoch requested the leaders from district headquarters. Paul Keller of the Chanute Recreation and Parks Commission outlined new projects and federal funding approval. Wayne Sparks of the Chanute Chamber of Commerce urged BPW to join the chamber to aid Chanute's improvements.
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Marie Gibson
Edna Petterson
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Jeanette Murdoch
Paul Keller
Chanute Recreation and Parks Commission
Chanute
Wayne Sparks
Chanute Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
BPW
Hospital Auxiliary Grants Three $200 Scholarships
Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary approved three $200 scholarships for Jolene Washburn Debbie Grotskinsky and Cynthia Moessinger. At a Monday meeting members discussed equipment purchases including a skeleton for education Monaghan pulmonary function analyzer for respiratory at 1600 and Colour Master chilling unit for physical therapy at 425 in the hospital conference room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Jolene Washburn
Debbie Groskinsky
Cynthia Moessinger
Monaghan
Williams and Fehr Families in Reunion at Highland Park
A reunion of the Williams and Fehr families was held Sunday at Highland Park. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Jones celebrated their 39th wedding anniversary. Attending were 45 relatives.
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Williams
Fehr
Highland Park
Willis Jones
N. Washington
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Zion Service Guild
Frank Argast
Foursquare
Mary Sue Smith
Nical School
Coffeyville
Vicki Bearden
Karen Douglas
Libbie Barbee
Kennie Denney
Okmulgee
Oxla
Tom Schneider
Rick Wingate
Toby Kemper
Church Fellowship Hall
Missouri
Midwaterway
U.S.A
Kansas
State
Southwestern Bell
Q Johnson
Mr. and
Hospital Auxiliary
S. Central
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