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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1955

Page

3

Shively Payne Wed In Yates Center Church

Florence Shively daughter of Mr and Mrs Hoyt Lamb and Carl Payne son of Mr and Mrs William Payne married at 4 p m Friday in the Methodist church at Yates Center Rev Vernon Dillon officiated Both graduates of Benedict High School they reside on a farm recently bought from R A Bennett west of Roper

Benedict Florence Shively Hoyt Lamb Carl Payne William Payne Roper Yates Center Vernon Dillon Benedict High School R. A. Bennett West of

Zion Lutheran Circle Seeks Christmas Lesson at Church

Zion Lutheran Ladies circle met Wednesday afternoon at the church. Pastor Fred erick H Pralle read the Christmas story from Saint Luke and showed color slides. Guests Mrs Robert Brinkman and Mrs William Benson joined as new members. Mrs Harold Watts elected 1958 president. A Christmas box was packed for elderly members.

Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle Frederick H. Pralle Saint Luke Robert Brinkman William Benson Joe McCullough Homer Brinkman Harold Watts Elmer Ladd Robert Lassman Uruguay Paraguay Kenneth Hasty Joe Dodd

Christmas Drama At WMA Meeting

A dramatization of the Birth of Christ was given at the WMA meeting in United Brethren in Christchurch. Participants included Mrs. Herbert Neely, Mrs. Ira Grogan, Mrs. O F Simon, Mrs. Don Cornell, Mrs. Elmer Gibson, and Mrs. Bill Holman. A reading titled A Christmas Incident was by Mrs. Gibson and carols were sung. Mrs. Fred Gillihan played O Holy Night, and Mrs. John Bodin led the call to worship. Mrs. George Warner gave devotions, and dessert was served by Mrs. Grogan and Mrs. Holman.

Christ WMA United Brethren Christchurch Mmes Herbert Neely Ira Grogan O. F. Simon Don Cornell Elmer Gibson Bill Holman John Bodin George Warner Grogan Holman

Yule Play Featured By Grant Women

A Christmas play Give and Take was a highlight of the Grant Avenue Baptist church Womens Missionary society meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Main parts were played by Esther Erickson Vernon Youngberg and Gene Webber with Mrs. Glenn Shockey presiding and devotions by Mrs. August Seaholm. A piano organ duet Fanta Christmas Fantasy was performed by Mrs. Blaine Marks and Mrs. Raymond York. Hostesses at coffee were Mrs. Charles J. Anderson Elmer L. Locke and Joe Turner with a green cloth serving table lit by red and green tapers in a Swedish carved candelabra. Holiday décor included holly and Christmas baubles.

Womens Missionary Society Grant Avenue Mmes Esther Erickson Vernon Youngberg Gene Webber Glenn Shockey August Seaholm Blaine Marks Raymond York Mmes, Webber, L. E. Henry A. E. Anderson Mmes Charles J. Anderson Elmer L. Locke Joe Turner Sweden

Prayer Band Meets at Bible Baptist Church

The Women’s Missionary Prayer Band at Bible Baptist Church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Smith of 107 N Western. Christmas hymns followed by prayer were led by Mrs. George Wright. Devotions were given by Mrs. Ernest Kober. Refreshments were served by the hostess. A gift was presented to Mrs. Kober, the president, from the band.

Women's Missionary Prayer Band Bible Baptist Church Smith N. Western George Wright Ernest Kober Kober

Miss Fahrney Engaged to Cadet Dick Curl

Harrisburg announces the engagement of Mary Lou Fahrney to Cadet Richard Lee Curl. Mary Lou is a Lower Paxton High School and Marjorie Webster College graduate employed in Harrisburg by United States Steel Homes. Curl, Cha nute High School graduate, served in the Army before entering West Point as a senior. a June wedding is planned.

Mary Lou Fahrney Harrisburg Richard Lee Curl Ira S. Fahrney Curl West Point H. G. Curl Mary Lou S. Lafayette Fahrney Lower Paxton High School Marjorie Webster Washington, D. C United States Steel Homes, Inc Chanute High School Army

Grace Episcopal auxiliary held meeting in Sawyer Hall

Mrs Dean Gough president gave a year in review at Grace Episcopal auxiliary gathering in Sawyer Hall Wednesday afternoon. Devotions were by Mrs Charles Broadwell. Reports came from multiple members including Mrs Ulrich and Mrs Bailey on the bazaar and others on department activities.

Dean Gough Grace Episcopal Auxiliary Sawyer Hall Charles Broadwell Mmes Seth B. Gray William M. Gray Hubert Ulrich Bill Young F. E. Sale Charles Henshall J. S. Sterner Kenneth Keas Kenneth Horton Don McDonald C. G. Bailey Gordon Barker R. M. Wickard Ulrich Bailey Young

Mrs. Cox Elected President Of Tiegreen Guild

Dorothy Tiegreen guild of Grant Avenue Baptist church elected Mrs. Leo Cox as president at a Tuesday night meeting attended by Mrs. Vernon Youngberg. New officers include Mrs. Neal Kepley as vice president, Roy Dixon as secretary, Ruby Nelson as treasurer, Joyce Haines as recording secretary, and Tharp as White Cross chairwoman. Devotions by Mrs. E. M. Pearson and a reading of Christmas In the North Country by Mrs. Glenn Shockey. Esther Erickson presided. refreshments followed.

Leo Cox Dorothy Tiegreen Guild Grant Avenue

Co-Hosts Set Style for 19 Members and Three Children

Mrs Youngberg and Mrs Kepley co host and set style for a group of 19 members and three children, organizing attire and appearances for a social gathering.

Youngberg Kepley

Social calendar highlights for Friday December 9 1955

Christian Culture class of First Baptist church meets at Kay Hotel for 6 30 dinner Miriam circle of Rebekah lodge hosted by Mrs Gladys Franklin 409 N Highland with p m Christmas exchange Rainbow HD unit chaired by Mrs A O Dimon 1131 N Forest hosts 12 noon Christmas dinner Gift exchange Neosho Memorial Hospital auxiliary holds 2 15 in hospital dining room Devoted Mothers club led by Mrs Jim Davis 1015 E Grant hosts 2 p m quilting and sack lunch LA to ORC and B led by Mrs C H Bates 824 E Malcolm with 12 noon luncheon Fifty cent gift exchange Mizpah class Presbyterian church hosts 12 30 covered dish luncheon and gift exchange

First Baptist Ehurch Kay Hotel Miriam Rebekah Lodge Gladys Franklin N. Highland Rainbow HD A. O. Dimon N. Forest Neosho Memorial Hospital Jim Davis Grant W. E. Wilson First Methodist Church C. H. Bates Malcolm Presbyterian Church

Thimble Club Plans Charity Basket for Needy Family

The Thimble Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Tripp’s home with Mrs. Ed Braschler presiding. A short meeting scheduled a December 22 basket packing for a needy family led by Mrs. Pete Rapp. Games followed and a white elephant sale was auctioned by Mrs. Warren Straton. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.

Ole Ball Thimble Club Charles Tripp Ed Braschler Pete Rapp Warren Straton He Hosess

Officers Installed by First Baptist WMS

Following a 1 o clock luncheon, 1956 officers were installed at the Woman's Missionary Society meeting in First Baptist church on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Gilbert Gray, reelected president, was installed with other officers by Mrs. B. F. Wyatt under the theme Fruit of the Spirit. Devotions were by Mrs. W. L. Lee. Mrs. Gray named a new budget committee: Mrs. O. E. Nickerson, Gus Thompson, and Truman Lovett. Twenty-nine members and a guest, Mrs. W. T. Tharp, attended luncheon.

Woman's Mission Society First Baptist Church Gilbert Gray B. F. Wyatt W. L. Lee

Four New Members Voted Into Jolly Go-Getters 4-H Club

Four new members Helen Selle gren Ellen Wilson Virginia Rost and Deanna DeMerritt were voted into the Jolly Go-Getters 4-H club at a Monday night meeting at Clyde Sellegren’s home. Ernie Buscher led the meeting and talks by Les ter Witt Sharon Eberhart Gary Winans and guest John Gorton followed. Future meetings set for Odense school.

Helen Sellegren Ellen Wilson Virginia Rost Deanna DeMerritt Jolly Go-Getters Clyde Sellegren Ernie Buscher Lester Witt Sharon Eberhart Gary Winans John Gorton Odense School

Piano Recital by Mrs Myrtle Nelson Tonight

Mrs Myrtle C Nelson presents piano students from Junior High and Grade Schools in the Federation room Memorial building at 7 30 this evening.

Myrtle C. Nelson Federation Room Memorial Building

OES meeting elects officers at Masonic Hall in Erie

Large attendance at the Erie OES meeting saw officers elected for the year. Olive Collins is worthy matron and John Collins worthy patron with Ester Watkins associate matron and Max Teeter associate patron. Loucile Huffman conducts and Charlotte Bowyer assists as associate conductress. Vera Shepard is treasurer and Wintress Richey secretary in her 25th year in that role. Rebekahs also elected 1956 officers with Kate Wiman noble grand and Mary Rike secretary. Final plans for the December 9 Christmas party were announced with Santa and a gift exchange for IOOF Rebekah members and families. Circle Six Club met with Mrs

OES Masonic Hall Masonic Lodge Olive Collins John Collins Ester Watkins Max Teeter Loucile Huffman Charlotte Bowyer Vera Shepard Wintress Richey Richey John Sands K. G. Hoag Bess Debus Rebekahs Noble Grand Kate Wiman Mabel Hallman Mary Rike Leona Ralston Ioof— Rebekah Santa

Christmas dinner and officer elections in Cen terville township

A Cen terville township covered dish dinner and annual Christmas party featured a gift exchange and new officers: president Mrs John Hines vice president Mrs Grant Hines secretary treasurer Mrs Virgil Watts and reporter Mrs Oliver Craig. Next meeting Jan 5 with Mrs Oliver Craig hosting. County Attorney Charles Forsyth leaves for Topeka and Kansas City for legal business returning Sunday. Erie Ministerial Alliance hosted at Christian church with several pastors as guests. G C Freeby elected to the Kansas Ice Cream and Milk Assn board, previously president. Erie Red Devils lost to Oswego 41 86 at Oswego. Don, son of Dr and Mrs E C Bryan, with the Army, to take a furlough starting Dec 16 and spend much time in Switzerland. Constable Everett McGowen attended Chanute on business. Erie Assembly of the Order of the Rainbow for Girls met at Masonic Hall with reports on address-label sale totaling 81 boxes. sale runs to Jan 10. Friendship Night invited by Iola assembly next Monday at 7 30 p m with guest officers planned. Plans for guest night at Jan 2 meeting of the Hastern Star updated.

Virgil Watts Centerville Township John Hines Grant Hines Oliver Craig Charles Forsyth Topeka Kansas City Erie Ministerial Alliance A. W. Swanson The Christian Church J. M. Torrence Charles Barr Clint Mitchell G. C. Freeby Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn Kansas Ice Cream & Milk Assn Freeby Erie Red Devils Oswego High School Oswego E. C. Bryan Don Switzerland Everett McGowen Chanute Erie Assembly Order of the Rainbow Masonic Hall Elaine Ferguson Iola Assembly Loretta Green Beverly Bailey Fidelity Glen Dietz Erie

DeMolay and Rainbow Girls Plan Christmas Dance

The DeMolay boys invite Rainbow Girls and guests to a Christmas dance with decorations arranged by the Rainbow girls. Formal initiation will include a meeting and refreshments. The date will be announced later.

DeMolay Rainbow Girls

County Board Delays Action on County Assessor Post

Independence board has yet to take action on appointing a full time county assessor. Neodesha witnessed resignation of Ida Rankin after 43 years on the Public Library Board. C A McCullough named to replace her, continuing a civic movement started in 1912. Christmas services noted in Independence.

Board of County Commissioners Neodesha Ida Rankin C. A. McCullough

Local plants host holiday parties and candy shipment

Wiggins and Sons will host factory holiday parties for Boeing Wichita Phillips Bartlesville Bendix Kansas City workers. About 18 000 pounds of candy in red stockings were shipped to Boeing this week. Coffeyville to pay 41 employees owed December 5 checks after mayor said council agreed to transfer from surplus light department funds to cover the shortfall. Iola moves to finance a $900 000 revenue bond for municipal power plant addition via city commission action.

Wiggins and Sons Boeing Aircraft Factory Wichita Phillips Petroleum Co Bartlesville Bendix Aircraft Corp Kansas City Boeing Coffeyville Denver Hargis Topeka Paul Wilson Wilson Hargis IOLA Iola City Commission

Chanute Merchants to Meet Neodesha in City Court Showdown

Chanute independent club faces Neodesha at 8 tonight on the Senior High School College court. No admission charge. Chanute starters include Ronnie Fowler Neil Moore Mert Criss Bob Johnson and Ward Barnett.

Chanute Merchants Neodesha Chanute Ronnie Fowler Neil Moore Mert Criss Bob Johnson Ward Barnett

Collapse of Commies Urged by Legion Head

J Addington Wagner national commander of the American Legion urged that U S efforts must focus on the collapse of the Communist movement rather than coexistence He spoke prepared remarks for delivery before the AFL CIO merger convention saying the United States cannot win the cold war by negotiating with communism and urged mental readiness to resist any attack.

New York i J. Addington Wagner American Legion United States Wagner

Day Unnoticed In Japan Pearl Harbor 14 Years On

Tokyo marks Pearl Harbor Day with sparse attention as the attack anniversaries the conflict 14 years past. Officials note no major ceremonies on the Japanese side while veterans reflect on the war’s long arc.

Tokyo Japan

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Shively-Payne Zion Lutheran Circle Miss Fahrney Dick Curl Mrs. Cox Tiegreen Guild W. Main Davy Crockett Davy Crockett Lively WMS Erie & Vicinity Circle Six Club Out-Our-Way Plummer Kansas Legion St.joseph Thrift U. S Uncle Sam First National Bank F.D.I.C Footflair RED Cross Haggerty American Girl Freeman and City Club Romeo" Slippers Harrison
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