Jean Marie Beyma Weds Glen Laymon in Humboldt Church
Jean Marie Beyma became the bride of Glen W Laymon in a candlelight ceremony at Humboldt Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Charles H Minsch. The couple, their families, and out of town guests attended a reception later in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Marie Beyma
Glen W. Laymon
Humboldt Methodist Church
Charles H. Minsch
Norman J. Beyma
Humboldt
Roy Schoefflin
R.J
Margaret Blattner
Bonita Boty
Richard Mailes
Bonnie Headley
Opal Franklin
Richard Kaufman
Pamela Nessel
Women's Society of Christian Service
Stark Suburban Sound
Wichita
Kansas Gas and Electric Company
N. Madison
Bonita Doty
Cheryl Martin
Chanute
J. C. Thorton
J. C. Thorton, Barston; Ginger Stangi, Bonnie Headey, and Margaret Bistiner
Pittsburg
Sally Nord Emporia
Terry Johson
Topeka
Stephen Wellert
Kansas City
Marlene Johnson
Fort Scott
Bryan Maitles
Clinton Sherman Afb
Okla
Lois White
George Emery
Hutchinson
Eugene Jones
Don
Robert Heimar
Practical Household Hints From Readers
A collage of home tips from readers on keeping organ keys clean using velveteen, patching piano cushions, avoiding humidity in instruments, heat water for thickening mixtures, packing warm wraps, feeding birds with grapefruit shells, fixing squeaky shoes with talcum, and organizing immunization records with children's birth certificates for easy reference later.
Ike's Grandson Gives Ring To Dick Nixon's Daughter
Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower, both 19, announced plans to marry after graduation in 1970. David, Dwight D. Eisenhower's grandson, gave Julie a diamond ring from Mamie Eisenhower, after discussing it with his grandmother. They spoke on Smith College campus, with Julie a sophomore and David a Amherst College sophomore.
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Ike
Dick Nixon
Northampton
Mass
Julie Nixon
David Eisenhower
David
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Julie
Richard M. Nixon
New York
She
Smith College
Baldwin House
Amherst
Amherst College
Mamie Eisenhower
John
Deud
Denver
Eisenhower
Phoenixville
Christian Culture Class Meets at First Baptist Church
The Christian Culture Class of the First Baptist Church met in the educational building yesterday afternoon with President Mrs. H. M. Wood presiding. Mrs. Amy Osgood led devotions and read a poem and a story titled Being Ready for Christmas. Mrs. Beth Shepherd led the program. refreshments were served to 11 members by Mrs. Alta Allen, Mrs. Osgood, and Mrs. Shepherd.
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First Baptist Church
H. M. Wood
Amy Osgood
Beth Shepherd
Alta Allen
Osgood
Shepherd
Who's Who Meets The Who's Who Club
The Who's Who Club met yesterday at Mrs. Ola Lock's home at 1009 W 2nd with six members present. They discussed a Christmas gift exchange and scheduled the next meeting for December 14.
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Who's Who
Ola Lock
W. 2Nd
New Citizens Born This Month List
New citizens include John Charles Rubow born November 6 son of John and Mrs. Rubow at 624 S Evergreen Shari Renee Schultz born November 14 daughter of Wayne and Mrs. Schultz at 109 N Central Michael Francis Burghart born November 15 son of Garold and Mrs. Burghart at 628 S Central Donna Ann Streeter born November 15 daughter of Donald and Mrs. Streeter Humboldt Shonda Lee Hand born November 16 daughter of Darrell and Mrs. Hand at 1014 S Washington John Russell Stewart born November 18 son of Kelly and Mrs. Stewart at 206 S Kansas Jeffrey Wayne Wade born November 24 son of Clifford and Mrs. Wade Savonburg.
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John Charles Rubow
John Rubow
S. Evergreen
Shari Renee Schultz
Wayne Schultz
N. Central
Michael Francis Burghart
Garold L. Burghart
S. Central
Donna Ann Streeter
Donald L. Streeter
Humboldt
Shonda Lee Hand
Darrell Hand
S. Washington
John Russell Stewart
Kelly Stewart
S. Kansas
Jeffrey Wayne Wade
Clifford Wade
Savonburg
Neosho Valley Busy Bees Distribute Pins and Plan December Event
Four H club Neosho Valley Busy Bees distributed membership pins at a Wednesday meeting. Royce Adams received a purple seal at the achievement banquet. A covered-dish supper and gift exchange are set for December 16 at the Home Savings community room with program items led by Steve Lopeman including talks and demonstrations by Adams, Anderson, Gorton, Erickson, and Smith.
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Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Royce Adams
Home Savings Community Room
Steve Lopeman
Adams
Frank Anderson
Kenneth Adams
Susan Gorton
Rodney Erickson
Susan Smith
Social Calendar Dial HE 14100
Sunday December 3 includes St Cecilia Music Club vespers at First Methodist Church 4 p.m. Brotherhood Train men meet at Carpenters Hall 1 30 p.m. Monday December 4 features Shakespeare Club 1066 S Plummer 1 30 p.m World War I Veterans Auxiliary dinner Memorial Building 6 30 p.m. Sweet Adelines 910 W Elm 7 30 p.m Rebekah Lodge 1000F Hall Women s Arts and Crafts Central Park Community Building 9 a.m. to noon Chanute Cycle Club track 7 30 p.m Cosmetology Club Majestic Beauty Salon 7 30 p.m Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Building 7 15 p.m.
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St. Cecilia Music Club
First Methodist Church
Brotherhood Potge
Carpenters Hall
S. Malcolm
Shakespeare Club
Lester Lawrence
S. Plummer
Westview
Sweet Adelines
W. Elm
Rebekah Lodge
Women's Arts and Crafts
Central Park
Chanute Cycle Club
Cosmetology Club
Majestic Beauty
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Sorghum Valley Grange Plans Christmas Program and Gift Exchange
Sorghum Valley Grange met in Grange Hall with Master E W Maxwell presiding. The centennial candle was lit, and members voted to donate to Elm Acres Children's Home in Girard. A coyote drive was planned, and a Grange Credit Union was discussed. Dec 13 will feature a Christmas program and gift exchange.
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E. W. Maxwell
Sorghum Valley Grange
Grange Hall
Elm Acres
Girard
Grange Credit Union
All-Night Meeting by Spoof Society in Kill Devil Hills
The Man Will Never Fly Memorial Society plans a workshop and cocktail party from 4 p.m. December 15 to 10:30 a.m. December 16, timed to the Wright brothers anniversary on December 17. The spoof group motto is Birds fly, men drink, and it was founded nine years ago as a spoof of the Wright observance.
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Kill Devil Hills
N.C
The
Wright Brothers
Heloise Offers Parsley Tips For Fresh Kitchen Garnish
Heloise suggests planting parsley in small pots for the kitchen window to keep a winter ready garnish for meats. She notes she welcomes mail and will answer reader questions whenever possible despite high volume.
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Heloise
Bluebird CBS Past Matrons Meet at Stevens Home
Past matron group of Bluebird CBS met at the home of Mrs. Charles Stevens with Amy Stevens as co host. Mrs. Wendell Wilhite led the business session as fifteen members attended with prayer and a Bible verse focused on thanks. Next meeting December 29 will be a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. John States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
A. J. Mannen
Jay Ann
Eudora
Roy Mannen
Dixie Offenbacker
Gerda
Bluebird Cbs
Charles Stevens
Amy Stevens
Wendell Wilhite
Ruby Robertson
Calvin Clinesmith
Miss Stevens
Frances Riley
John States
Tribune Phone Contact for After Hours Reach
A notice instructs readers to call their Tribune carrier if unavailable. If contactable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Chanute Tribune Friday Briefs Highlight Local News
A compact Chanute Tribune item sketches December 1 1967 happenings on page three. Readers get a snapshot of community notices and regional updates from Chanute and surrounding areas.
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Glen Laymon
Virginia Beyma
Annette Reaves
Alan Reaves
James D. Kaufman
Kenneth Beyma
Bryan Mailes
Fiji
Emmary
Amelia Harrison
Doris Bradshaw
Roberta Schlachter
L. A
Laura Proulx
M & M Cafe
Santa FE
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Spoof Society
Ora Harrison
Allen Monument Company
Dominion Electric Free
Maker
Kensington Portable Radio Phonograph
Kress
Eva Aulin
Rome
Jack
Jane
van Buren, Ark
Mrs
Clifford Tinney
R. C. Mannen
Pam
Iola
A. J. Mannens
Keith Willoughby
K. R
Jimmy
Colby
Wayne Stockebrand
Tonkawa
W. J. Pringle
Tioga Hotel
Bidg
Accutron
Spaceview
Phillips
Chanute Tribune
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