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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1967
Page
3
The reader shares an ironing system learned in a laundry job that saves time. Steps include ironing cuffs inside out, tackling sleeves first, careful ironing of shirt fronts on a towel for button areas, pockets, and collar, then finishing the outer shirt with a collar final pass.
Charlene Truster and Tom Arthur married at St. Patrick's Catholic Church with Rev. Leo H. Hahn officiating at 11 a.m. The bride wore a satin gown with lace and pearls, carried white chrysanthemums, and was given in marriage by her brother Burt Truster Jr. A reception followed in the church gymnasium. The couple plans to reside in Andale where the bride teaches and the groom works in the Wichita State University art department.
Mr and Mrs Harold Arthur hosted a wedding rehearsal dinner for Charlene Truster and son Tom Friday at the Orchid Buffet. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ron Wiltse and Janae Chanute. Mildred Truster Connie Hottenstein Steve Alcock Bob Bussman Wichita group. Joel Smith Nowata Oklahoma. Kenneth Jeffers Warren plus several Wichita residents.
Pamela Faith Heaton and Richard L. Wolfenbarger wed Aug 19 in a candlelit ceremony at Liberty Baptist Church Pueblo Colorado. The bride, daughter of Loren and … Heaton, wore a white sequined gown. They will reside in Pueblo after a Colorado honeymoon.
Mrs Nathan Hole of Route 4 was honored at a surprise birthday dinner hosted by her daughter and family in Iola. Guests included Nathan Hole Janice Hole Vyrl Fogel Fred Byers Charles Hole Lottie Barker Pearl Fogel Imelda Adelgren and many others from Chanute Overland Park Arma Wichita and surrounding areas.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars met with president Mrs. I. O. Minniear presiding. District officers introduced included Mrs. Hilma Sawyer and district treasurer Mrs. Clara Graves. Hospital chairwoman H W Reynolds announced a sewing day at 309 West 7th on September 12 at 1 pm with donations recorded for three funds and Little League baseball.
The Heaton family reunion took place in Highland Park on Sunday with a basket dinner at noon. Attendees included Elias Heaton Grafton Heaton Harold Heaton Hurley Heaton La Veta Robert Heaton Cherla Charles Heaton Marcia Carl Breiner Ralph Burghart Herbert Shellhorn Ralph Debler Virginia Bob Guy Rush Kenneth Hasty John Homer Romine Floyd Meadows John Monroe Etta Hanson Robert Wilson Jon Cindy Debler and Danny Debler.
Kayettes at Chanute Senior High presented a skit for the sophomore girls on Monday. Portrayed faculty members included Tish Ashley Joyce Baldwin Alice Boaz Barbara Bringle Elaine Cook and Janie Corbitt in the orientation program.
Duplicate bridge play Monday evening saw above average scores by pairs including Mrs Ralph Caldwell with Bob Allen at 53 and Mrs Charles Broad with Mrs Bob Allen at 38. Other teams were Mrs Fred Johnson with Bob Ward at 45 Mr and Mrs George Eaton at 41 and Mrs Clyde Bloom heart with Fred Foster at 41.
Thirty members of the DC chapter of PEO attended a linen shower for Dr. Marilyn Mull at the home of Mrs. Reuben Burkman 911 S Highland. The honoree will wed Sept 9 in Denver and gifts were given to her mother Mrs Helen Mull to take to Denver before the wedding.
Fairfield Grange held a Monday night meeting at Fairfield School with three membership applications. Mrs. Harley Roberts led the lecture and lit the Centennial candle. A state master letter announced a county meeting at the Tioga Hotel Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Watermelon for 62 attendees followed the business session.
Dorothy Waggoner was honored at a bridal shower in the home of Mrs. John Thielen attended by twenty-one guests. The event featured games, prize gifts, and a yellow and white decor scheme with a bride and groom centerpiece. Mrs. Thielen and helpers organized decorations and gifts for the bride-to-be Bill Haden.
Pour leftover soup into ice cube trays and freeze the cubes. Store the cubes in the freezer for quick portions at mealtimes. This method eliminates reheating a full pot and provides ready to use servings.
August 31 events include Ladies Day Golf at the Country Club at 1 15 pm and Sweet Adelines at 910 West Elm at 7 30 pm. September 1 features Wilson Class Sewing and Quilting at First Methodist Church at 10 am. We Who Club at Sawyer Hall at 1 30 pm. Bridge at the Country Club at 1 30 pm. Harmony HDU at Mrs Guy Braden R 2 Humboldt at 1 30 pm.
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