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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1956
Page
3
Suzan Charlene Holman wed James Ed win Sheridan in a 2 PM ceremony at First Methodist Church Chanute with Rev. Judd Jones presiding. The couple and families hosted a reception. they plan to live in Chanute after January 4.
The fragment lists individuals and places including iCharles Holman Lecompton Mr and Mrs T K Mullohan Iola Mr and Mrs Charles Haines Salina Mr and Mrs Norman Ju nod Wichita James Studenhofer Strongity Gary Stroud Silver Lake Phyllis Moore Hutchinson and Donna Sheridan Cottonwood Falls.
New Year buffet supper hosted by Phyllis Shook Janny Struthhart and Martha Finney was held at the Shook home 1068 Plum mer. Guests included school friends who graduated in 1954 and now attend various colleges such as Lucinda Pitman Sandra Sutton Sheila Nation Suzy Wallingford from Kansas University Lawrence Carol Wiles Ottawa University Pat Green Emporia State Marilyn Kessinger College of Cosmetologists Pitts.
Marilyn Johnston and Janice Barker of Chanute Junior College attended with Miss Shook from Kansas State College Manhattan. Miss Struthhart and Miss Finney from the junior college were present while Barbara Barker of Maine visited Miss Wiles and Jackie Helm of Pittsburg joined Miss Kessinger.
Shelley Louise Solomon was honored with a birthday party by her mother Mrs. Charles Solomon at 401 E. 1st on Friday afternoon for her second birthday. Guests included Ricky Joe Vaughn Donna Jean Reed Marsha Cindy Kay Wrestler Mina Lou Holcomb Stevie Huffman and Mike Baldwin. Mothers present were Mines Donald Reed Glenn Wrestler and Dale Huffman. Mrs Solomon was assisted by Mrs William Clifford.
The Social Calendar lists activities for January 4 including United Brethren WMA at church 2 p.m. Prayer band 1:30 p.m. Grant Avenue Baptist WMS 1:30. WLCS First Methodist 2 p.m. St Patrick’s Altar Society Junior High cafeteria 7:30. Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle 1:39. WMS First Baptist 2 p.m. Circle 1 hostess. Christian Womens Fellowship groups at 2 p.m. except No 5 Mrs Henry Alford Mrs Leo Gottlieb Mrs Farr Hunter Mrs W M Best Mrs Bill Staggs Malcolm 7:30.
The Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H club met Tuesday night for a Christmas party and gift exchange. Carols filled the hall as 17 members and four guests answered roll call with What I got for Christmas. George Morehead led games while refreshments were served. Leader Mrs. Glenn Hanson attended along with Mrs. Faye Erickson and Richard, Jerry Whitworth, and Buford Anderson.
Mrs. Ella Short hosted New Year dinner with Clarence McKay Al toona T R Short Charles, Mrs. Margaret Jerome, and Millard Reece. Francis Pierpont of Longmont Colorado visits his parents Raymond and Mrs. Pierpont over the New Year holiday and plans to return tomorrow. Hillard Blume hosted dinner for Art Trabue Urbana Paul Moyer Manhattan and others.
Evening guests included Mrs. Blume with her sister and husband, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leonard of Wichita. Weekend visitors were John Fehr returning from Emporia, and Herman Fehr Jr with Paula and family en route from Hutchinson to Kansas City.
Savonburg chapters install Mrs. Ray Bradford and Veral Manson as worthy patrons at open ceremonies. Mrs. Paul Bennett presided as installing officer with assistors Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Olson, and Mrs. Singer. Donations and poems honored Bradford and retiring officers. Refreshments followed. Christmas decor highlighted. Benedict family trip ends after 10 day visit with Paul Campbell and Muriel.
Christmas Eve at the Campbell residence included two daughters and families. Attendees were Mrs. Eddie LaRue of Chanute and Airman LaRue from Hill AFB Utah, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hutchison with Bill and Allen from Nowata Oklahoma, Larry Myers of Chanute, Mrs. Nettie Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Campbell, Cheryl and John Benedict.
A reader asks if a bride should invite a large guest list despite limited space and rely on guests not attending. The answer advises to invite as many as feasible with careful planning and suggests alternatives to manage size while preserving etiquette and invitation etiquette.
Colorful state birds embroidered on a large quilt pattern 7076. Includes diagrams and transfers for every state bird. Quilt measures 72 by 102 inches, double bed size, designed to brighten the home.
Promote the 1955 Alice Brooks Needie craft catalogue offering pages of knitting cro chet embroidery tron ons toys and novel ties. Request 25 cents for a copy and entice readers to order every design in the book.
A column discusses trimming guest lists and asking partners to pare down. It answers wedding questions about courting norms, car use for dances, and who should stand in the receiving line at the reception.
Secretary Benson unveiled a department report showing farmers now receive 41 percent of the consumer's retail food dollar, down from 53 percent in 1945. Rising handling and processing costs along the line from farm to market are blamed, with wage and freight costs up since 1945.
A bronze bell that rang the hour at Red Top Brewing Co in Cincinnati for 94 years will be moved to the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Hebron Kentucky. The 60 inch bell will be used to summon worshippers from the church steeple.
The note instructs sending thirty six cents plus five cents for each pattern for first class mailing to Marian Martin care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. at 232 West 18th St New York II NY. Include name address zone size and style number printed plainly.
If your hamburgers aren’t brown enough to suit you when you broil them, try brushing the meat with vegetable bouquet sauce. The guidance suggests applying the sauce to enhance browning and flavor during cooking.
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