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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1972

Page

3

Holman and Hendrickson Weds at Big Creek Church

Elizabeth Ann Holman and Mark Steven Hendrickson united in marriage at Big Creek United Methodist Church on a Saturday ceremony. Parents listed as Donald Holman of R. 3 and Richard Hendrickson of 222 North Lafayette. Reverend Leroy Foreman officiated.

Elizabeth Ann Holman Mark Steven Hendrickson Big Creek United Donald Holman Richard Hendrickson N. Lafayette Leroy Foreman Offi

Pastor Installed For Twin Valley Parish Churches

The Rev. Jim Swank will be installed as intern pastor at 7:30 p.m. in First United Methodist Church Fredonia. Swank, a student at Evangelical Theological Seminary, Naperville, Ill, will serve Altoona New Albany and Roper churches next year. Participating are Dr. Philip Deever and Rev. Richard Johnson. The reception follows in Fellowship Hall.

Fredonia Jim Swank Twin Valley First United Methodist Swank Evangelical Theological Seminary Naperville Ill Altoona New Albany Roper

Moore Fluker vows scheduled in September

Mr and Mrs Earl Moore announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy to Jacques Fluker son of James The couple plan a September wedding at a local venue in the city.

Women Like Hint for Men Fluker Chapman Miss Moore

A clipped column notes home life details including Miss Moore employed with Blue Cross Blue Shield in Topeka and Fluker a KU senior with ties to Chapman High School. It mentions a Sept 1 wedding at St Patrick’s Dear Heloise and recalls a prior needlepoint of a razor blade tip.

Fluker Chapman Moore Blue Cross Blue Shield Topeka Chanute High School Neosho County Heloise

Household Hints From Heloise Readers

Letters share tips on quick desserts using graham crust and cream cheese layer, freezing for a cold treat. Other notes suggest cutting paper towels in half remains on rack, and using address labels under signatures on checks to save time.

Heloise Anne Meister

Music Club Chorus Hears Tape of Show and Plans

The St. Cecelia Music Club chorus listened to a tape of Hello Broadway the spring scholarship show during a Chorus Koffee at Mrs. Kent Dobson’s home. Mrs. Dobson announced weekly chorus practice begins Monday at 7 p.m. in the Neosho County Community Junior College music room. Seventeen readers attended with two guests, Mrs. Bill Armstrong and Mrs. Lanny Jackson, and Mrs. Dobson was assisted by Mrs. Frank Davidson and Mrs. Bert Farmer.

St. Cecelia Music Club Koffee Kent Dobson S. Larson Dobson Music Room Neosho County Community Junior College Bill Armstrong Lanny Jackson

Social calendar notices from August events

Duplicate Bridge Club at Tioga Hotel 7 15 p.m. Chorus rehearsal at St. Cecelia Music Club NCCJC music room 7 p.m. Builders Class First Presbyterian Church parlor 7 30 p.m. Fairfield Grange Fairfield School refreshments 7 p.m. meeting 8 p.m. Tuesday Aug 29 Ladies Day Golf Chanute Country Club a m Chanute textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center a m to 4 p.m.

St. Cecelia NCCJC First Presbyterian Church Fairfield Grange Fairfield School Chanute Country Club A.m. Chanutextile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center

No barbecue season without barbecued bologna

A recipe instructions piece describes preparing barbecued bologna. It advises scoring a 3 to 4 pound log, anchoring on a spit, attaching to a grill, and brushing with a glaze of red currant jelly hot mustard and cloves. Cook about 45 minutes until glazed and hot, then slice into 10 to 12 servings and use leftovers for sandwiches.

Eye for an eye clarified in Ann Landers letter

The writer explains that the phrase means punishment should not exceed the crime and cites historical context. Readers request corrections after misinterpretation of biblical law. The exchange includes advice about handling unannounced visitors and persistent neighbors.

Ann Landers England Ann Jerome Kestenbaum Norfolk

Rev Sneeringer Leads Ruth Circle Devotions at First Baptist

The Rev Dale Sneeringer discussed Fellowship for Ruth Circle members of the American Baptist Women's Society in the church parlor. Mrs Eva Ramey led devotions using John 10 1 19 and asked How many doors have you opened It was followed by a covered dish dinner with members and five guests including the Sneeringers Basil Vendla and Mrs Nellie Dickinson.

Dale Sneeringer Ruth Circle First Baptist Church American Baptist Women’s Society Eva Ramey

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Big Creek Church Johnson Benjamin Franklin Janis Moore Jodi Coots Betty Crews Mike Hendrickson Jodi Hurford New Strawn Larry Holman Brenda Hendrickson Linda Hendrickson Barbara Holman Sharon Hendrickson Grand Lake Oklahoma S. Steuben Don Divine’s CHS ILC Products Company of Kansas, Inc Chimoute Enoto Nancy Moore Fluk Chapman High School University of Kansas St. Patrick's Catholic Church Gail Jones Jori Jerbel C. E. Waldroop Music Club Tribune Duplicate Bridge Club Tioga Hotel Phil Cooper Insurance Phil Cooper Harold Fulps N. Rutter Chanute T.V. Electronics Herman Honas Dale Huntley W. Main Chanute Chanute Charate Humane Society Newt Chezem, Pres Dr. Kestenbaum Milton Montana Rev Sneeringer Hotel Tioga MFA Insurance Insurance East Main J. L Joe) Bowman S. Tennessee Il W. Broadway Lela, Kansas Pine Ong
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