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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1966
Page
3
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The Wilson Sunday School Class held a covered dish dinner at the First Methodist Church on Sunday noon. Mrs. Harold Miller led the meal with Rev. Duff Wagoner giving the invocation. The group organized gifts for three baskets for needy families and presented gifts to teachers and staff. Carols were sung with Hazel Slane on piano. 45 members and guests attended.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Peterson hosted the Berean Class at their home 615 S Lafayette Thursday evening. Officers were installed with Mrs Dale Sneeringer presiding. The group planned yearbooks for 1967 and enjoyed a Christmas carol sing along and refreshments for 18 members and three guests.
The Laurel Mothers Club met at Mrs Don Ward’s home for its annual Christmas luncheon with co hosts Mrs Wilford Aday and Mrs Joe Jones. A gift exchange and a food basket adoption followed the meal. The next meeting is set for January 7 in the Heritage Room.
The Kayettes of Senior High School visited Bryants Westview and Neosho Manor nursing homes on Thursday. Christy Berthot played two clarinet solos, Elaine Cook read, and the group performed a short skit. Tray favors were prepared for patients' dinner plates.
Eric Anderson was named denner at a Saturday session with Mrs. Jerry Thompson and Mrs. Everett Carter. Kelly Carter is assistant denner, Monte Thompson keeper of the diary, and Jerry Shields newsman. The group sang carols and delivered a fruit basket to a Westview Nursing Home resident.
The Chanute Bit and Spur Saddle Club held its annual Christmas dinner and gift exchange at the clubhouse with 44 members and seven guests present. Marvin Wolfe, president, conducted a short meeting and introduced new officers. After the gift exchange, 17 riders completed a five mile trail ride before coffee and dessert. The next meeting is scheduled for Jan. 27, 1967.
Virginia Shard Cutrell and Don Stephen Romine exchange wedding vows at the First Methodist Church before family and friends. The ceremony featured candles, lace, and wine red accents with a reception held in the church parlors. The couple, both from Burlingame, plan to live in Honolulu for three years as Romine joins the Air Force. out of town guests from several towns attended.
The Gemini 7 Mariners Club hosted a Christmas dinner in the church parlor with hosts Mr and Mrs Paul Ediger. The Rev Robert Giezentanner showed The First Noel film, carols were sung, children donated toys for the church nursery, and a brief business meeting was led by skippers Mr and Mrs Floyd May.
Mr and Mrs Leo Fairchild hosted the Philathea Class of the First Baptist Church at a Christmas noon dinner. Eight members attended with guests including the Rev and Mrs Dale Sneeringer at 1307 S Santa Fe.
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Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Romine of Burlingame hosted a rehearsal dinner Saturday night at the Orchid Buffet before the marriage of their son Don Stephen Romine and Virginia Shard Cutrell. Guests included Miss Cutrell and Don Romine along with H P Cutrell Ken Du Bois David Mundell Carol Stevenson Carolyn Sigler Carol Brown Shirley Romine and others.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower had surgical stitches removed at Walter Reed Army Hospital one week after gall bladder surgery. The incision healed well and he is progressing on a selective diet, though visitors remain limited. No departure date set. he hopes to be home in Gettysburg for Christmas.
Frank Buttram, an oilman who helped pioneer petroleum geology and built a fortune, died in an Oklahoma City hospital at 80 after a stroke. He rose from poverty to wealth, supported philanthropy and civic work, with services set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the First Christian Church in Oklahoma City.
A luncheon salad combines small cooked shrimp with a bold spicy marinade and sliced avocado. The dish highlights seafood flavor with creamy avocado for a light, zesty meal.
Linda Lee Strong and Harold L. King Jr. exchanged wedding vows on December 12 in Vancouver Washington. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey L Strong of Portland Oregon, works at a Portland bank. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Harold King of Portland, is in the Armed Services and will be stationed in Korea. They will reside in Portland.
The Dec 20 1966 social calendar lists Gem and Mineral Society Feder ation Room 7 30 p.m Ladies Auxiliary IOOF hall 8 p.m Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 6 30 p.m Women’s Division Tioga Hotel noon lunch Wesleyan Service Guild Methodist Church dinner 6 30 p.m prayer 6 p.m Chanute Toastmasters Memorial Building 7 30 p.m Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 a.m. to 4 p.m Round Table Study Club Mrs Grimes Lincoln 623 Bocmnes Christmas dinner Maple Leaf 6 30 p.m. On Dec 21 Queen Esther Class First Christian Church Mrs Howard Parsons 407 W 4th 2 p.m.
The Future Homemakers of America met Friday at the high school with vice president Marsha Dent in charge. Mar lene Feld called roll. Yearbook pictures will be taken Tuesday. The FHA decided to adopt a family for Christmas. Miss Dent spoke on What you do With Your Leisure Time and showed crafts she made and knit.
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