Judy Aikins and Marvin Wallis wed in Wesleyan ceremony
Judy Elaine Aikins and Marvin Edward Wallis exchanged wedding vows at Wesleyan Methodist Church on Saturday with a chancel display of white gladioli and green stock. The bride wore a lace and taffeta gown with a scalloped neckline and long sleeves, accompanied by a pearl necklace and a silk illusion veil. Family and friends attended a reception in the Home Savings lounge. The couple plans a brief trip before settling in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Elaine Aikins
Marvin Edward Wallis
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Ted Manly
Lisa Atkins
Wayne Yarnell
Mark Atkins
Marvin
Glen Atkins
Home Savings Lounge
Jerry Wallis
Richard Wallis
Linda Wallis
Charles Brooks
Loyal Yarnell
Elmer Bammann
Wichita
Wallis
Chanute High School
Westview Nursing Home
White City High School
Raish Couple Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Humboldt
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Raish marked their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at Humboldt Methodist Church. Family members guided guests, served cake punch and coffee, and a floral display framed the event. Earlier attendees from the 50 year ago wedding included Mrs. Rob ert Burrows Mrs. Gertie McMillen Mrs. Lena Klotzbach and Kenneth Sharp.
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Humboldt
Arthur Raish
Humboldt Methodist Church
Jess Splane
Chanute
Junior Mcintyre
Lawrence Dietrich
Laura Dietrich
Susan Mcintyre
John Franklin
Robert Burrows
Coffeyville
Gertie McMillen
Lena Klotzbach
Kenneth Sharp
Harvey Lassman
Martin Mueller
Christian Culture Holds Yule Dinner at Orchid Buffet
The Christian Culture Class of the First Baptist Church held its annual Christmas dinner at the Orchid Buffet. Mrs. George Allen and committee hosted. Carols were sung and the Luke Christmas story read by Mrs. Ralph Chapman. Mrs. Allen read The Silver Mule and led a gift exchange followed by a mystery pals reveal.
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First Baptist Church
George Allen
Luke
Ralph Chapman
Allen
Cosmos Club Christmas Party at Maple Leaf
Decorations followed a Christmas theme for the Cosmos Study Club annual party at the Maple Leaf. A turkey dinner, games, and a gift exchange were enjoyed. Hosts were Mrs. Dean Geeding and Mrs. Noland Carrier. Next meeting with Mrs. Amy Osgood on Jan. 17.
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Cosmos Study Club
Maple Leaf
Dean Geeding
Noland Carrier
Amy Osgood
Junior MYF Meeting At Local Church
The Junior High Methodist Youth Fellowship met at the church Sunday night with Cindy Baily in charge. Gifts were delivered to an adopted needy family and refreshments served to 13 members by Christy Smith and Kim Follmer. Leaders were Mrs. Ed Hartman and Mr. and Mrs. John Bashor.
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Junior High Methodist
Cindy Baily
Christy Smith
Kim Follmer
Ed Hartman
John Bashor
Social Calendar for December 22 23 1966
Local events list with Mary Del Paint Club at North Malcolm Community Center from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. On Friday December 23 senior citizens meet at Memorial Building at 1 p.m. Wilson Class gathers at First Methodist Church at 10 a.m. and Who’s Who Club meets at 2 p.m. at 1305 S Edith.
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Mary del Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Zack Baker
S. Edith
Senior Citizens
Memorial Building
Wilson
First Methodist Church
4-H Club News Brightens Christmas Fellows
The 4-H club held its annual Christmas party Friday at Zion Lutheran church. Members caroled at Humboldt and Cha nute nursing homes and packed Christmas pinatas with candy and toys for young patients at Neosho Memorial and TB hospitals. David Zumalt led activities and Jaquetta Edwards organized refreshments.
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Up and Atom
Zion Lutheran Church
Humboldt
Chanute
Neosho Memorial
David Zumalt
Jaquetta Edwards
Candlelight Service By Wesleyan Guild
The Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist Church held a Christmas candlelight prayer service at 6 p.m. with 36 members and seven guests including Dr. and Mrs. Wagoner and Mrs. Noltensmeyer. A 6:30 p.m. turkey dinner followed as Mrs. H C Cutrell led opening prayer. Bossom of the meeting announced a WSCS gathering January 17 at 6 p.m. with dinner and New Life Mission service to follow. Carols, a film strip The First Christmas, and devotions on Rest Your Heart were shared.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Charles Cox
Linda Campbell
H. C. Cutrell
Duff Wagoner
Mamie Noltensmeyer
Miss Campbell
Robert Briley
Milo Johnson
Judy Kay Wilson
Earnest Wilson
Guild
WSCS
New Life Mission
Hazel Slane
Shower Honors Nancy Slane
A bridal shower was held Sunday at Paula Whitworth’s home for Nancy Slane. Co-hostesses were Linda Allen and Betty Stevenson. Nancy Slane and Jerry Elrod are to marry January 15. Guests included Mrs Harry Smith, Parsons. Mrs Jim Roberts, Woburn. and many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Slane
Paula Whitworth
Linda Allen
Betty Stevenson
Miss Slane
Jerry Elrod
Harry Smith
Parsons
Jim Roberts
Woburn
Mass
Tom Tiegreen
Gayland Smith
Hazel Slane
Ray Elrod
William S. Slane
Sam Allen
Tom Stevenson
Fred Ellison
Junior Marsh
Buzz Schaberg
Ruth Whitworth
Virginia Sparks
Charles Ballou
David Dudley
Kenny Jeffers
Terry Cathers
Marsha Hutchison
Bonita Doty
Nancy Pennington
Paula McMurray
Jackie Spence
Reece Naff
Kathy Ostrander
Karen Bergen
Vickie McCullan
Margaret Sale
Carol Kern
Judy Ricketts
Teresa Welch
Louise Highbaugh
Sandy Fisher
Shirley Trumbell
Linda Osborn
Jeanne Guy
Betty Earnest
Linda Vinckier
Doris Diver
Jean Kay Huffman
Jolly Go Getters Host Pot Luck and Gift Exchange
Members of the Jolly Go Getters and guests Mr and Mrs Fred Delano and children attended a Monday pot luck supper. Group singing opened the meeting and Marcia Walters read the Christmas story before a gift exchange was held.
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Fred Delano
Marcia Walters
VFW Family Christmas Dinner Feeds 700 at Masonic Temple
More than 700 persons attended the annual VFW Christmas dinner at the Masonic Temple. Turkey was the main dish and candy and apples were given to children.
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VFW
Masonic Temple
Tribune Phone Callout for Carrier Contact
The notice instructs readers to contact their Tribune carrier or call HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. when the carrier is unreachable. It emphasizes contacting through the listed phone number following business hours.
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Tribune
Mama Santa Helps Steinbach Co. Store Welcomes New Helper
In Brick Township New Jersey Mama Santa greets shoppers with a softer gentler voice Sophie Deptula 53 fills in after the regular Santa fell ill The switch delights most customers including children who call her Mama Santa She says she is Santa's helper and treats youngsters with calm reassurance while rocking upset babies
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Brick Township
N.J
Santa Claus
Mama Santa
Sophie Deptula
Steinbach Co
Mama Santa Claus
Deptula
Santa
Christmas in America and Foreign Lands at First Church
The Christian Womens Fellowship Guild met with Mrs. Bert Sutton to hear Mrs. Charles Arnett present Christmas in America and Foreign Lands. Mrs. Ballou chaired. Mrs. Nelson reported on Special Projects. gifts were donated for a Christmas basket. poems were read. Mrs. Eldon Vaughn led devotions from the Christmas story and the Littlest Angel as the group sang Silent Night. Refreshments by Mrs. Sutton and Mrs. Vaughn served to 14 members and one guest, Mrs. Anna Orr, in a verde center display with a Bible and red candles.
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America
Foreign Lands
Charles Arnett
Christian Womens Fellowship Guild
First Christian Church
Bert Sutton
W. Elm
Charles Ballou
Lorens Nelson
Mrs. Vaughn
Anna Orr
Third breakin at Paola center shocks town
Burglaries at the Winchester Shooting Center in Paola Kansas, the third this year, net an estimated 84 800 in guns shells targets walkie talkies and 233 in cash. The latest break in occurred Sunday night and was found Tuesday.
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Paola
Kan
Winchester Shooting Center
Les Des Meeting Discusses Projects at Elm Street Home
Les Des meets at Kathy Taylor home 219 W Elm Monday evening to discuss money making projects. The group plans a formal next meeting with officer elections.
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Les Des
Kathy Taylor
W. Elm
John Montgomery Named Parade Marshal for Kansas Inaugural Parade
John Montgomery, publisher of a Junction City newspaper, will be grand marshal of the inaugural Topeka parade next month. Robert Brock, the inaugural chairman, says the parade will be one of Kansas' longest with National Guard units and state officials in attendance.
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Topeka (Ap
John Montgomery
Junction City
Robert Brock
Montgomery
Kansas
National Guard
Hints on quick turkey prep and clever reuse ideas
A collection of reader tips for holiday cooking and home crafts. Suggestions include foil wrapping turkey leg ends to prevent skin splitting, using shirt cardboard as show and tell protection, nylon net sachets for fragrance, repurposing old mattress pads into bath mats, glittering nylon decorations with spray starch, DIY oilcloth bibs, and repurposing old belts into durable fashion.
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Heloise
Ladies Auxiliaries Meet Presided By Mrs Christie
Mrs R L Christie presided the Ladies Auxiliary meeting Tuesday evening at the Odd Fellows Hall. Members attended from Fort Scott Iola Humboldt and Chanute.
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R. L. Christie
Ladies Auxiliary of Patriarchs Militant
Odd Fellows Hall
Fort Scott
Iola
Humboldt
Chanute
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Nellie Mae Atkins
S. Santa Fe
Homer Wallis
Eric
Leo A. Heer
Heer
A. M. Calhoon
Donnie Aikins
Enid
Okla
Marvin Aikins
Clarence Aikins
Jerry D. Wallis
Donnie
William V. Smith
Nancy
Margaret
Stark
Richard C. Wallis
Hosea Wallis
Claremore
Oklo
Fred Pugh
Linda
Lavonburg
Anna Aikins
Dean Aikins
Charlies Brooks
Taylor
Mitchel Wallis
Talala
Topeka
Elmer E. Bammann Jr
Memphis
Tenn
Clintton Babcock
Johnson
Cosmos Club
THE
Dial Tribune
Tioga Specialty Shop
Wesleyan Guild
S. Central
Midwest
West Main
CWF Guild
Jesus
Paola Center
Bulova
Accutron
Tioga Hotel Bldg
Heloise Crase
Frances Bragg
E. Schuster
Pat Biesiadny
Chanute Tribune
Bertha Mae
Reclina
Rocker
Charter Group
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