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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1956

Page

3

Davis Wedding Held Saturday In Chanute

Mary Agnes Davis and Richard L. McKinney wed at St Patrick's Catholic church Chanute in a double ring ceremony at 8 am. The couple and families are named with guests from Chanute Erie Aurora Virgil Walnut St Paul and Bariton. Attendants included Mrs John Clapsaddle and John Clapsaddle. McKinney will attend guided missile school at Lowry AFB.

St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Mary Agnes Davis Paul E. Davis S. Malcolm Richard L. McKinney Lowry Afb Denver Colo W. L. McKinney Eric Peter Finnegan Anita Weber Carl Wortman Billy Berthot Richard McGowen M. Ignatius St. Patrick's School John Clapsaddle St. Patrick's Hall Art Gaughan Henry Hanson Virgil Paul Fickel Earlton Maribelle Berthot Patty Berthot Peggy Lewis Pat Keenan McKinney Chanute High School John Sherman Jr Richard L. Ashley Erie High School Town G.F. Davis John Davis Aurora W. J. McKinney Raymond Mery Lero John Clapsaddie Dickie M. McGowen Richard Elmer McKinney Jerry Parsons LeRoy Davied Doris Gerald Walnut St. Patrick's Catholic Church Drisdell

Talk by Mrs. Snoddy at Future Nurses Club meeting

Mrs. Rose Ann Snoddy USNR retired nurse and medical librarian spoke on flight nursing at Senior High School. She described flight training promotions pay and navy uniforms. Phyllis Solomon presided as president with a program committee named for 1957 58. Ten members and two sponsors attended. Also included is crochet scarf pattern and girls clothing patterns.

Rose Ann Snoddy USNR TB Hospital Future Nurses Club

Jackie Iona Jones Birthday Party Honors Girl

Mrs. Bobby D Jones hosted a birthday party for her daughter Jackie Iona on her sixth birthday after school at 714 S Lincoln. Guests enjoyed fruit jello, white cake, and hot chocolate while Jackie opened gifts and played games with friends Gale Bolen, Dale Bolen, Gregory Barnard, Stewart Butcher, Tommy Pugh, Jimmy Rains, Randy Simpson, Melody Atkinson, Bobby Marie Jones, Raye Ruth, and relatives including Earl Pruitt Vicky Hatfield Linda DeMent Mrs R L Smith and Mrs D B Grayson.

Bobby D. Jones Jackie Iona S. Lincoln Gale Dale Bolen Gregory Barnard Stewart Butcher Tommy Pugh Jimmy Rains Randy Simpson Melody Atkinson

Choral-Aires Perform At Neosho County Unit Event

Sixteen members of the Wilson County Choral-Aires under director Mrs Walter Guenther sang at Neosho County Unit Achievement Day in the Memorial Building. Mrs W T Blackwood of Buffalo accompanied on piano. Members plan a 1 p.m. Dec 17 gathering at First Baptist Fredonia followed by Christmas carols at the County Nursing Home and St Margaret's Hospital.

Wilson County Choral-Aires Walter Guenther Neosho County Memorial Building W. T. Blackwood Buffalo Evangelical United Brethren Church Ray Russell Alto First Baptist Church of Fredonia County Nursing Home St. Margaret's Hospital That City

Turkeys Roast 3 2 to 4 Hours At 325 Degrees

A five to eight pound turkey requires three and two to four hours roasting time when the oven is set to 325 degrees. The guideline helps home cooks estimate cooking duration for small turkeys during holiday meal prep.

Social Calendar shows multiple club gatherings in Laurel

On Friday December 7 1956 the Laurel Mothers Club meets at 1 30 p m with Mrs Merle Venus at 1268 Larson Dorothea L Dix tent DUV Memorial Building hosts 230 p m activities LS of B of LF BE at Odd Fellows Hall at 130 p m ACT and Ladies Auxiliary hold annual banquet and Christmas party at Tioga Hotel with Rev Judd Jones as speaker Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary meeting postponed to December 1

Laurel Mothers Club Merle Venus Larson Dorothea L. Dix LF & BE Odd Fellows Hall ACT Tioga ‘Hotel Judd Jones Neosho Memorial Hospital

Unit Yule Party At Thompson Home

Mrs. Wilbur Thompson hosted the Christmas party for the Victory Home Unit on Tuesday. Guest Katrie Boogert spoke on Holland, followed by singing and unit creed. Officers were installed for the year and a gift exchange closed the meeting with refreshments for 20 members and eight guests.

Wilbur Thompson R. 2 Victory HE Katrie Boogert Chanute Junior College Holland George Moorehead Marguerite Grannemann Kansas TB Hospital Thompson Homer Waggoner Joe Hilton James Edwards Harold McNeal Miss Boogert Joan Davis Mmes Grannemann Dan Bower Sr

Yale Pageant Presented by Baptist Women's Group

Mrs Harold Neptune vice president of the Grant Avenue Baptist Women's Missionary Society presided at a Wednesday meeting. The program committee presented a Christmas pageant with participants Mmes Leo Cox Roy Dannelley Warren Algers Mmes Cox Blaine Marks Virgil Powell Esther Erickson and Barbara Ellis as soloist with Mrs Ralph Toland on piano. Hostesses included Mmes Vernon Youngberg Glenn Shockey Howard Sharp Max Tharp and Anna Lock. forty were present.

Harold Neptune Grant Avenue

Methodist Group Executive Meeting Highlights Christmas Activities

Mrs. L. D. Perry presided at the Women's Society of Chi service executive committee meeting at First Methodist Church. New youth secretary H E Campbell and Christian social relations secretary Clarence Shelton were introduced. A clothing donation to Hungarian Relief was voted. Open house at the parsonage is set for December 16 from 2 30 to 5 p.m. The general meeting featured group singing, devotional by Mrs. Miller, and a prose poem Faith for All Children. Students from Hutton and Murray Hill sung carols. Members and guests were welcomed. The Rev Judd Jones presented a film Children of the World. The worship center was arranged with flowers and an open Bible. Refreshments were served by Circle Adah with tea service by Mrs E W Edwards.

L. D. Perry W. E. Lewis Art Holmes A. A. Miller M. B. Chambers Hutton and Murray Hill School Pamela Mannie Joyce ‘Haskins Terry Jones Kathy Rosel Ann Kepley Mmes Marion ‘Manion Calvin Webb S. L. McMillen Judd Jones Danny Kaye Paschal Grimes Circle Adah E. W. Johnson E. W. Edwards

WSWS in Meeting With Mrs Hanke

The Womens Society of World Service of the Earlton Evangelical United Brethren church met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Julius Hanke Earlton. Mrs R V Fickel president conducted the meeting and read a letter from Mrs Marie Biggs Iola.

Womens Society of World Service Earlton James Buckles

Modern Etiquette Q and A on Bridegroom’s Parents and Loans

Advice on duties of the bridegroom’s parents before the wedding including visiting the bride’s family and giving a generous wedding gift. It also covers borrowing books with consent and passing them along, and proper reaction to hot food with a quick water sip.

Scouts Meet at Grace Church Den for Christmas Gifts

Den 5 Pack 9 of Grace Episcopal Church met Tuesday at Mrs. Fred Gerardy's home with eight members and Ricky Morris as a guest. Mrs. Harlin Loveatt assisted. the group completed Christmas presents for their mothers and enjoyed treats afterward.

Grace Episcopal Church Fred Gerardy Ricky Morris Harlin Loveatt

Meeting closes with flag salute and Buckskin keeper

The gathering ends with a flag salute led by Jeff Talbot, noted as the keeper of the buckskin. The brief scene reflects ceremonial homage within the group.

Jeff Talbot Buckskin

Engagement Is Announced for Vida Lee Mires and Joe Walker

Mr. and Mrs. Royce Mires of Adams Oklahoma announce the engagement of their daughter Vida Lee to Joe Gwin Walker son of Mr and Mrs Homer O Walker 620 West Main. Vida Lee is a senior in Adams high school and Joe Walker is a Chanute High School graduate now employed as a clerk in the ATSF Railway general office in Topeka. Marriage vows are planned for June.

Royce Mires Adams Okla Vida Lee Joe Gwin Walker Homer O. Walker W. Main Adams High School Walker Chanute High School Atsf Railway Topeka

Language Quiz: Correcting Five Common Errors

Questions cover phrase accuracy the correct pronunciation of demonstrative mispelled word occulist spelled occultist meaning horrific and a word starting with po meaning ostentatious demeanor The provided answers identify fixes omit line of stress second syllable wrong spelling hor rific meaning frightful and pomposity as the term for pompous behavior.

How Can I Clean and Flavor Practical Tips

Practical Q and A on cleaning coffee pots with soda and boiling water weekly, releasing molasses from measuring cups by greasing or flour-dusting, and cleaning white serge with soap wort roots. It also notes using only yellow lemon rind for flavoring to avoid bitterness.

Charter membership and nickel polishing advice from readers

A reader asks if a charter member remains so after leaving or joining another group of the same name. The response: a charter member is defined as joining at organization start and remains a charter member regardless of activity or later affiliations. A second reader asks how to brighten nickel. the answer suggests using a cloth with water and ammonia and notes metal cleaning products are available at hardware or grocery stores.

Miss Sage Laura Sylvia Sage Mae

Grandparents Often Named Godparents for Grandchildren

Readers ask about proper roles for grandparents as godparents and how to locate military addresses, with answers advising traditional practice and procedures. Other inquiries discuss starting a nursery school and obtaining materials from Kansas State College, University of Kansas, and the National Association for Nursery Schools.

Sylvia Ruth Miss Sage Betty Kansas State College University of Kansas Lawrence National Association For Nurs

Draft term details and information sources for readers

Miss Sage asks if draft term is two years or 18 months and learns the term is 11 and a half years. Revisions note exceptions where draftees may be released after 21 months depending on individual circumstances. Dear Miss Sage asks where to write about volcanoes and is told Yellowstone Park Company in Helena Montana and the Helena Chamber of Commerce offer an informative booklet and pamphlet.

Practical nurse correspondence courses and Kansas license

A reader asks if a practical nurse course by correspondence leads to a Kansas license. The answer states that one could not obtain a license to practice as a.

Pear Sylvia Kansas Maurine

Nursing course offered at KU Medical Center in Kansas City

The Chanute Tribune notes a two year nursing program now available at the KU Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. After completion, state exams must be passed to secure licensure. Practical nurse work via correspondence study is possible but unlikely to ease licensure, and work without a license cannot receive physician or hospital recommendations.

Kansas KU Medical Center Kansas City Kan

Lima beans with onion and brown sugar delight

Cooked dried lima beans seasoned with onion and brown sugar offer a sweet savory side to pork dishes and desserts the dish balances flavors.

Home Made Candy Peanut Brittle and Nuts Sale

A local ad advertises peanut brittle made with raw peanuts by Hourhound Candy Th. priced at 35e per pound with bulk options described as 400 units available.

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