Ehmke Stockton Nuptials in St Patrick’s Church
Judy Ann Ehmke and Walter Stockton married in St Patrick’s Catholic Church Saturday morning at 10 with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore an ice blue satin gown with long sleeves and a bell skirt. the groom wore formal attire. Officiating was Rev Brown with organist Ethel Grillot and singer Anita Shoemaker in Kansas City. The wedding party included maid of honor and Flower girl, and guests wore blue and white corsages as bouquets decorates the altar.
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Judy Ann Ehmke
Walter Flower
Allen Stockton
St. Patrick's Catholic
Rev. Vincent
Donnie Gates
Steve Brazil
Tar Haven
Bill Ehmke
Tom Ehmke
Neil Feld
Ethel Grillot
St. Paul
Anita Shoemaker
Kansas City
Cesar Franck
Marsh
Beautiful Mother
Lambillotte
Helen Wohler
Wichita
Helen Cole
Fall River
Eileen Stover
Cornelia Fortune
Catherine
Marie Ehmke
Miss Ward
Miss Stover
Arkansas
Bedonia
Floyd Cole
Robert Benson
Neosho
Fred Bowles
Stella
Nir
Mins
Leo Wonler
Larry
Bernard Claus
Jolay
Mia
Junior Harvey
Steve
Nancy
Carolyn Pitlet
Topekay
Joe Pitlet
Bernice
Eric
Prank Stich
Earlston
Clarence Nelson
Fredon
Dick Fortune
Johnny
Pauli Lana Piliot
Emporia
Robert Piliott
Mexican Baptists Host Rally and Wedding Details
Mexican Baptist Church members hosted the Central Baptist Youth Association at First Baptist Church for a rally featuring a religious film Mixed Marriages, games, and a Safari Museum trip. The report also lists a wedding reception, outfits, and out of town guests tied to the event.
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Mexican Baptist Church
Central Baptist Youth Association
First Baptist Church
Safari Museum
Dean Mendez
Yadira Gonzalez
Wichita
Women's Association of the Mexican Baptist Church
Social Calendar for December 2 and 3 at Diverse Churches
The Dial Tribune lists multiple church and club events on December 2 and 3. Activities include Missionary Societies at Grant Avenue Baptist and United Brethren in Christ, various circle luncheons and salads, a St Patrick's School gathering, Advent tea, and several club meetings led by Mrs. Finney, Mrs. Wilson, and others across Lincoln and nearby areas.
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D. A. Finney
United Brethren In Christ Church
St. Patrick's
St. Patrick's School
Fas
Women’s Fellows
A Sparks
Lincoln
Phy Taylor
Western
T. x Cronemeyer
Katy
Werson
Washington
Hutton
Women of Grace Episcopal Church
Mothers’ Club
C. E. Nickerson
Santa Fe
Bridge Club
Sterner
Grant
Fred Johnston
Rutter
Royal Neighbors of America
Missionary Prayer Band
Bible Baptist
Fellowship Hall
Bee Grange Meeting
Modern Mothers’ Club
Charlier Winckler
Tennessee
Fairfield School
Plummer
Advisory Committee Elects Officers in Neosho County
Lois O'Malley announces elected officers for the Home Economics Advisory Committee. New officers are Mrs. Leon Carroll president, Mrs. George Fischer vice president, Mrs. Robert Novotny secretary, Mrs. Kenneth Hasty treasurer, and Mrs. James Dutton public relations. They will be installed at the annual dinner January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois O'Malley
Neosho County
Leon Carroll
George Fischer
Robert Novotny
Kenneth Hasty
James Dutton
Bridge Club Meets Four Tables in Chanute
Four tables played bridge at the Chanute Duplicate Bridge Club meeting in the Home Savings Association lounge. Above average scores included Mrs. Jo Payne with Fred Foster at 33 and Mrs. Bob Allen with Bob Ward at 38.
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Chanute Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings Association
Jo Payne
Fred Foster
Bob Allen
Bob Ward
Frank Jones
Ralph Caldwell
George Eaton
Kansas Mothers urge National Prayer Vigil dates set
Two Kansas Mothers of the Year announce a Kansas Prayer Vigil from December 14 to 20. The statewide effort joins a national program begun in 1964, with Mrs. Esther Ebel of Hillsboro and Mrs. Esther Schuman of Neodesha urging 24 hour vigils by churches civic groups and individuals for home country and world.
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Kansas
Esther Ebel
Hillsboro
Esther Schuman
Neodesha
Ebel
Schumat
Olive Ann Beach Contest Seeks Pioneer Kansas Factual Stories
Three cash prizes offered for best factual stories about Pioneer Kansas or a Pioneer Kansan. Entries must be postmarked by midnight December 1, 1964 and sent to Mrs. Frank W. Boyd, Contest Chairman, Mankato, Kansas. Follow accepted contest rules and write on one side of the paper only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Ann Beach
Kansas
Frank W. Boyd
Mankato
Ann Landers letters on etiquette and family issues
A collection of reader questions about grammar on a front door plaque, dating tall husbands, dancing with shorter partners, foster parenting a troubled teen, and a difficult home situation. Ann Landers offers practical, gendered guidance in a genteel tone.
Benedict family visit as Capt Campbell earns missile badge
Mrs. Paul Campbell spent a week in Salina with her son Captain L D Campbell and his wife and family. The senior missile man at Schilling Air Force Base added a star to his missile badge marking four years of missile combat crew duty in the Strategic Air Command. He’s to complete his Salina tour this spring with the Atlas ICBM phaseout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
Paul Campbell
Salina
L. D. Campbell
Larry Myers
Julie
Kent
Fort Scott
Frank Hutchison
Campbell
Schilling Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Leo Gottlieb
S. Tennessee
Knoxville Tenn
Charles Gottlieb
Gottlieb
University of Tennessee
Narcotics Officers Seize Roof Garden Marijuana Farm
Miami, Florida narcotics agents watched Phillip Weinshenker, 20, cultivate a roof garden. They confiscated his marijuana crop of 395 plants in baskets and he pleaded guilty. He received a $1000 fine and three years probation in Criminal Court.
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Miami
Fla
Phillip Weinshenker
Weinshenker
$2 Paid Note Reveals Plausible Conscience Gesture
In Coffeyville Kansas a handwritten note found with two dollar bills explains a Pringle family worker had taken three oranges from a store years ago to settle a conscience matter. The note remained unsigned. The piece appears among Thanksgiving family notices and local society updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Kan
Charles Hill
Yates Center
Pringle
Manhattan
W. J
Hills
Oil output dips per week ending November report Tulsa
U S oil production averaged 68 850 barrels per day for the week ending November 28 the Oil and Gas Journal reported. Last week's survey placed. Midnight Clipper rugged outdoors watch advertised self winding waterproof shock resistant luminous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
U. S. Oi
It's Much Warmer One Mile Up
Salina Kansas AP reports that high altitude conditions were much warmer for pilots than for people on the ground. A weather bureau reading at 5,500 feet showed 60 degrees while ground temperature was noted near 29 degrees with dry air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
Weather Bureau
Regional oil output slips across several states
The weekly oil report shows Oklahoma output at 537,000 barrels, down 42,200 from last week, with average daily production at 1,646,370 barrels. Wyoming produced 376,500 barrels, down 23,500, while Kansas output fell to 293,400 barrels, down 7,200.
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Oklahoma
Wyoming
Kansas
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