Crawford-Rogers Vows in Church
Hazel Eileen Crawford became the bride of James Hugh Rogers at the First Presbyterian Church with double ring vows. The ceremony featured white gladioli, music by Harold Tarpley, and a lace gown with pearls, veil, and the bride carrying her grandmother's Bible with an orchid bouquet. They reside in Warren Ohio after a reception and travel outfit, with out of town guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Eileen Crawford
Don G. Crawford
S. Katy
James Hugh Rogers
Velma Beasley
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Giezentanner
Harold Tarpley
Dave Petterson
Chanute High School
Kayetts
Rogers
North Electric Co
Warren Ohio
Francis Ave
8. E
Warren
Ohio
Ben T. Foster
Barbara Barker
Iola
Tom Jerome
Shawnee
Harold J. Rogers Sr
Harold J. Rogers Jr
Kansas
PTA Discussion on Parent Teacher Conferences
Murray Del Tolbert spoke to the PTA Study group at Murray Hill School Tuesday morning. Mrs. Ruth Ruggles led the meeting in the school cafeteria with refreshments provided by Mrs. Clifford Gibson and Mrs. Charles Phillips for nine attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray del Tolbert
PTA
Murray Hill
Ruth Ruggles
Clifford Gibson
Charles Phillips
Study Club hosts Japanese flower arrangement talk
In a Queens Club session at 1313 W Main Mrs. Robert Perry demonstrated a Japanese flower arrangement. Mrs. Ralph Morgan spoke on Japan’s cities and natural resources. Christmas tree decorating at Neosho Memorial Hospital was announced. Refreshments served to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Perry
Qeest Club
Don Beach
W.main
North American Indians lesson at 20th Century study club
Refreshments were served preceding the meeting at the home of Mrs. R. R. Elder on West Main. Mrs. Lowell Kreider assisted. Mrs. Leo Gottlieb gave the devotions. Mrs. Lucy Garton presented the lesson on North American Indians and described collections of Indian art and artifacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th Century Study Club
R. R. Elder
W. Main
Lowell Kreider
Leo Gottlieb
Lucy Garton
Art and Literature Club Plans 50th Anniversary Lunch
January luncheon marked the club's 50th anniversary during the Art and Literature meeting. Mrs. Robert Allen and Mrs. W. G. Bodley served dessert to 17 members. The 17th Century study continued with discussion of Racine Moliere and Corneille led by Mrs. Howard McNeill and a brief Louis XIV background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allen
S. Larson
W. G. Bodley
Racine
Moliere and
Corneille
Howard McNeill
Louis XIV
Round Table Study Club Meets at Mrs Riley Home
The Round Table Study Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. W. H. Riley’s 515 West Sixth Street. Fourteen members attended as Mrs. Paschal Grimes led games for a fun day with prizes and refreshments provided by Mrs. Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Study Club
W. H. Riley
Paschal Grimes
Paul Parsons
Riley
Outlook Study Club Meeting At Mrs Purdy's Home
Mrs Lester Purdy hosted the Outlook Study Club on Tuesday afternoon at 505 N Forest. Twelve members and one guest Mrs Cliff Spence of St Louis attended. gifts were donated for the Parsons Children's Home. Mrs H H Bauer led a review of Esther and Me by Will Rogers. Roll call by Mrs Marlin Blackston. The critic was Mrs Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Purdy
Outlook Study Club
N. Forest
Cliff Spence
St. Louis
Cleo I Dalter
Eric
Parsons Children’s
H. H. Bauer
Esther and
Will Rogers
Marlin Blackston
Dalton
Social Calendar Thursday December 2 in Humboldt
community events listed for December 2 include Advent tea at First Church of God hosted by Mrs Frank Bockover, Women of Grace Episcopal Church tea at Sawyer Hall, and various group meetings at churches and clubs. Activities feature chess, sewing, bridge, and Christmas party plans with multiple hosts and locations across Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS First Church of God
Frank Bockover
Humboldt
Advent
Women of Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
United Presbyterian Women’s
Sweet Adelines
Zion Lutheran Church
Royal Neighbors of America
Bible Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Rural Grange Meeting
Aan Pate
S. Highland
Seamona
Big Creek Chapel
American Association of University Women
Charlies Rubew
Modern Mothers Club
Stuart Hoofnagie
N. Kansas
B. F. Wyatt
W. Elim
D. Mitchell
Larson
Curling celery by peeling and chilling technique
To curl celery start with clean ribs cut into four inch pieces. Split one end of each piece into thin strips stopping an inch from the other end. Drop into ice water so the split ends curl.
They're Still Oddballs Here by Ann Landers
An assembled reader letters page discusses Ann Landers style replies, roles in marriage across cultures, a sister’s troubled marriage, and parenting by example. The column notes a 1965 copyright and invites readers to send problems to The Chanute Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annn Landers Ciety
Australia
Interested
Hartford
Ann Landers
Bank
Chanute Tribune
Christmas Crafting by Scout Den 3 Pack 201
Cub scouts finished Christmas gifts for mothers Monday at the Presbyterian church. Dr. Robert Giezentanner taught knots with a quick undoing method as the living circle and cub scout promise closed the ceremony. Den mother is Mrs. John Hutchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Robert Giezentanner
John Hutchison
Den
Ben Drews
W. Main
Randy Jordan
Jeff Jordan
Dale Breiner
Cub Scout Promise
Breiner
Past Presidents of BPW Meet for Gift Boxes
Past presidents of BPW gathered Tuesday at Merle Estes home on Steuben Street. Ethel Davidson judged gift boxes with Mrs Roy S Gibson winning first prize. a game saw Mrs Nelle Stevens take top honors. President Mrs Scherel Booe led the business session. Co-hostesses were Elizabeth Pieper Adeline Fortney and Clifford Lukenbill. Next meeting set for March 29 with Booe Petterson and Lightfoot in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Merle Estes
S. Steuben
Ethel Davidson
Roy S. Gibson
Nelle Stevens
Scherel Booe
Elizabeth Pieper
Adeline Fortney
Clifford Lukenbill
Booe
Dave Petterson
George Lightfoot
Church Women Plan Annual Meeting at Grace Episcopal
The Church Women's Council accepted an invitation to meet at Grace Episcopal Church on January 28 for its annual gathering. The executive board met Tuesday afternoon at the basement of First Christian Church with Mrs. Walter Poor leading. Plans include election and installation of new officers and budget approval. The Rev. Doyle L. Frazier offered the opening prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal
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Crawford-Rogers
Jim Saving
Rita Meredith
John Quinn Jr
Beasley
Carol Jeffers
Jane McGettrick
Crawford
Bucilla
D.M.C. Ombre
W. Malan
Dickey
Athenaeum
E. M. Wible
Adlai Stevenson
Art Holmes
S. Allen
Holmes
Ethel Eaton
Outlook
Dial Tribune
North Malcolm Community Center
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Mothers Club
John Akers
Bill
Sis
Detroit
Scout News
Church Women's Council Meets
Tan Tider
A'La James
Puritan Forever Young
Bill Johnson
T.V
TNA
Rock-A-Louners
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