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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1964

Page

3

Vivid Colors in Fall Fashions Parade

Fall fashion features long felt need fulfilled with gaiters or spats in black red beige. Stores show stretch material knee highs worn with wool skirts to guard against winter chill. New sew materials include bonded acetate tricot wool coatings and fake fur in gray black beige white. Double knits flood ready to wear alongside vivid colors emerald green wine red boysen berry and navy. Blazers in red white navy pair with charcoal skirts while contrast dominates sportswear.

Oliver and Chelsea

Taylor Reunion In Santa Fe Park

The annual Taylor reunion gathered Sunday at the north shelterhouse of Santa Fe Park. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Cook of Colorado Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Woods of Ulysses, and numerous other family members and friends from Wichita, Emporia, Garnett, Altoona, and nearby towns. The lengthy list features Leatha Duvall, Argyle Butcher, Linda, Linda, and many Taylors such as Lewis, Lew Jr., Roy Ogle, and Verlynne and Bobby, among others.

Taylor North Shelterhouse Santa Fe Park Merrill Cook Colorado Springs Andrew Woods Ulysses Alonzo Butcher Barbara Jones Minnie Mitchell R. C. Beaver Marwin Young Gary Sandra Wichita Jack Noah Rayanne Leanne Joanne Altoona Leatha Duvall Garnett Argyle Butcher Linda Emporia Lewis Isis Stanfield Elma Ames Bertha McConnell Roy J. Ogle R. M. Webb Norma Lantz Lloyd Taylor Lew's Taylor, Jr Bill Taylor Vyrl Eller Art Ogie Barchers Verlynne Bobby Ida AicCoy Silas Hummer Bennett McCoy W. W. Wood W. C. Dean Anc h*Orville Wels Florence Tayor He Tayior

Thinking Out Loud About Fall And Other Small News

A column notes the approach of fall with cooler days and autumnal changes seen in downtown stores. A six month old bloodhound pup visits an office, and a sidewalk bazaar is praised as highly successful. Charlie the cat, newly relocated to Columbia with the Walters family, dies in a clash with another city cat and is buried in the back yard, mourned by four daughters and Hazel the basset hound.

China Charlie Columbia William Walters Hazel

Scott-Notestine wedding rehearsal dinner hosts

Notestines Mr and Mrs Noble Notestine of 1018 S Larson hosted a Saturday evening rehearsal dinner at Hereford House in Neosho Missouri for the Scott Notestine wedding party.

Noble Notestine S. Larson Scott-Notestine Hereford House Neosho

Karen Scott and Kent Notestine Wedding at Neosho First Methodist

Karen Scott and Kent Notestine exchanged vows at 2 pm Sunday in Neosho Missouri First Methodist Church. The couple, both of Neosho, were attended by Mr and Mrs Arthur Scott and Mr and Mrs Noble Notestine. Bride wore Chantilly lace and silk organza gown with pearl seed crown veil. Reception followed in church parlor. After a Colorado honeymoon they will reside at 310 East 7th. Groom works with his father at Notestine Goodyear Store 21 North Lincoln.

Karen Scott Kent Notestine First Methodist Church Ne- Neosho Arthur Scott Eosho Noble Notestine S. Larson Chantilly Colorado E. 7Th Notestine Goodyear N. Lincoln

Texans Are Honored At Thielen Home

Mr. and Mrs. John Thielen hosted a wiener roast honoring Mr. and Mrs. Joe Waggoner and their children Danita Jo and Tommy David of San Antonio. The Waggoners visited Homer Waggoner and family along with multiple relatives and friends including Fred Bower Opal Homer Waggoner and others.

John Thielen R. 1 Joe Waggoner Danita Jo Tommy Davidson San Antonio Tex Homer Waggoner Fred Bower Opal Ars Dorothy Henry David Tony Collins Douglas Randy Deborah Kay A.r Lonnie Rhodes Marc Mike Kevin Gene McMillen Sandra Linda Judy Alice Gienn Lee Kent

Bartholomew and Kernick Plan August Nuptials

Nancy Carol Bartholomew and Edward Lee Kernick announce their wedding set for August 29 at 3 PM in the Federated Church, Erie. Parents of the bride are Mr and Mrs Boyd Bartholomew of Erie, with the groom's parents listed as Mr and Mrs Melvin Kerrick of McCune. Nancy is an Erie High School graduate who studied at Chanute Junior College and works in Kansas City. Edward is a McCune High School alumnus who attended Parsons Junior College and is employed by James Construction Co in Oklahoma City.

Nancy Carol Bartholomew Edward Lee Kernick Federated Church Erie Boyd Bartholomew Kernick Melvin Kerrick McCune Miss Bartholomew Erie High School Chanute Junior College Kansas City McCune High School Parsons Junior College James Construction Co Oklahoma City

Influence of Mothers in the Church Lesson Report

Mrs. Robert Huse led a Covenant Women meeting at the Evangelical Covenant Church annex with the topic influence of mothers in the church. Mrs. Emma Larson and others attended the Wednesday session in Savonburg’s parish gathering.

Savonburg Robert Huse Covenant Women of the Evangelical Covenant Church Annex Emma Larson

Dear Ann Landers Advice Columns From 1943

A Chanute Tribune reader asks how to curb a blunt carpenter father’s hurtful jokes about friends and a fan seeks help naming a second child. Ann Landers suggests measuring twice and to name the boy after the father, noting middle names matter for yelling.

Ann Landers Nancy Landers Fan Houston

Formal Initiation By Les Des Club

The Les Des Club held the 1964 pledges formal initiation in the Community Room at First National Bank Monday evening. Billie Whitworth welcomed the pledges and their mothers, Carol Cornish named pledge queen, and officers for the year were elected with Whitworth as president and Cornish as activities and other posts. Fifteen attendees including eight pledges and one sponsor enjoyed refreshments. initiates listed include Debbie Bendler and Carol Cornish among others.

Les Des Club First National Bank Billie Whitworth Carol Cornish Debbie Barker Rita Meredith Sherry Stemple Holly Harris Paulette Bowyer Twila Roberts Linda Butler Ways and Means Sandy Acree Pat Parker Debbie Bendler Dale Stemple Susan Coots Marsha Dent Jackie Prickett Lana Rollow

Social event recap with local attendees and hostess

George Demerrieman and Mrs. Mary Ellen Walter assisted. Business was conducted by Mrs. Francis Lee. The hostess was Mrs. Henry Reuscher who served refreshments to 16 women and four children. A comfort was tied and other hand work done.

George Demerrieman Mary Ellen Walter Francis Lee Henry Reuscher

Social Calendar Highlights Busy Wednesday Schedule

On Wednesday August 19 the Social Calendar lists multiple club meetings and events. Friendly Thimble Club at 2 pm at 1015 N Grant, Dorcas Circle at 9 am on Sante Fe, WSCS and church group activities, Wilson Class Party at First Methodist 6:36 pm, and several 9:30 am sessions at various locations, plus a covered dish lunch at Santa Fe Park.

Lovells Dewson N. Grant Dorcas R. R. Cofion Methodist Church Wilson First Methodist Church Presbyterian Church Charette Worley Frank Cobl Edith Thompson Richard Worley Grece Hill Bob Henry Fores Ote Snherp Wilford Aday Plummer Ave Town and Country Santa Fe Park Rural Homemakers Chaincomers Coffee Earl Gehrt Rutter

Circle meets at Grant Avenue Baptist Church group meet

The Esther circle at Grant Avenue Baptist Church convened Monday evening at 1407 South Edith, led by Mrs. Hugo Larson. Mrs. E M Pearson delivered the lesson These My People by Lilly Dickson, with devotions by Mrs. Edna Rush. Nine members and two guests attended Mrs. Ronald Sanders and Mrs. Bernice Greisel.

Esther Grant Avenue Baptist Church Ed Young S. Edith Hugo Larson E. M. Pearson Lilly Dickson Edna Rush Ronald Sanders Bernice Greisel

Definition of cultured sour cream

Cultured sour cream is cream to which a harmless lactic acid producing bacteria has been added. The cream must contain at least 18 percent butterfat.

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