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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1964
Page
3
Carol Goff and Alfred Ludlum wed at the Methodist church in Stark with Rev. Wayne Newlin officiating. Attendants included Deloris Goyette as matron of honor and Vernon Goyette as best man. The couple plans to live in Kimball after both graduates from Stark and Moran high schools.
Friendly Thimble Clvic and Lois Ard list 2 p.m gatherings. Circles meet at various homes and churches including First Methodist WSCS and United Presbyterian Women. Multiple groups such as Sunflower Chapter and Grace Episcopal unit meet through evening. PTA meetings and clubs like Neosho Valley Coin Club and American Legion Auxiliary also scheduled with times from 1:30 to 9:45 p.m.
Mr and Mrs Sherman Goff hosted a wedding supper for Carol Goff and Alfred Ludlum after the ceremony on Saturday. A three tiered cake decorated by Mrs George Simmons was served. Attending guests included Mr and Mrs Arthur Ludlum Alfred Shirley Gary Howard Ludlum Chanute Field NL Mrs Emma Ludlum Mrs Stella Laver Ray Mrs Florence Watts Mrs Don Romine and family and Mr and Mrs Cernon Goyette.
Mrs. F. A. Prosser helped install Victory HD unit officers at a Monday meeting hosted by Mrs. Howard Mc Neill. New officers are Wilbur Thompson president Homer Waggoner vice president secretary treasurer John Thielen public relations and Robert W. Smith. Fifteen members and one guest attended as Mrs. Thompson led the session. A lesson on window treatment was presented by Mrs. Glenn Hanson and coffee was served by the hostess.
Mrs Don Rankin spoke to the Shakespeare Club at Mrs James Allen home 214 E 9th about her three month around the world cruise. She will lead the next study play Julius Caesar and provided questions for members to answer.
Applications are being accepted for Nurse Aide Classes at Neosho Memorial Hospital to begin by February 1, 1964 or earlier. Completion may lead to employment but positions are filled from successful graduates. Interested applicants should contact Glen Dormois, Administrator, Neosho Memorial Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Ray Barnhart announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Ruth Barnhart to Ivan Dale Cunning son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Cunning of Kansas City Missouri Mary Ruth is a senior at Chanute High School and Ivan is a senior at Van Horn High School Kansas City No wedding date has been set
The Guild of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met Monday night with Barbara Webber at 301 S Lafayette. Marilyn and Ruth Tiegreen led an evaluation of the program as attendees discussed it. Hostess Jean Kay Huffman, assisted by others, served refreshments.
Local Chapter No 799 of the National Association of Retired Civil Employees met Monday at 719 South Malcolm for a covered dish luncheon with 16 members present Ed Wolfe led the business session and Chaplain Harry Lewis gave the invocation followed by a flag salute The main item was adopting by laws The next meeting is scheduled for February 3 at Mrs O A Klingners home 1207 West 5th
The Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday evening in the Home Savings Association lounge. Four tables produced above average scores led by Mrs. Charles Broadwell and Mrs. Murray Shively with 36. Prairie Village pair Woody Brenner and partner 35 followed by Wayne Duty couple from Iola with 34. Mrs. F G Hooker with Margaret Bloomheart scored 33 and Cleo Congdon with Fred Foster 32.2.
In Los Angeles Senator Abraham Ribicoff says he is not a candidate for the Democratic vice presidency. The 53 year old former secretary of welfare in Kennedy's cabinet was in the city to deliver a speech and noted that other men are more qualified for the post.
Bhubaneswar India AP: Prime Minister Nehru aged 74 canceled all engagements for today due to fatigue per an official spokesman. No further details provided.
Addis Ababa AP dispatch reports Emperor Haile Selassie accepted Premier Khrushchev s invitation to visit the Soviet Union. The date for the trip was not announced.
New York AP reports soprano Mary Costa completed a career arc from TV ads to the Metropolitan Opera debuting as Violetta in La Traviata. Costa has sung with San Francisco Opera since 1960 and provided the voice of Sleeping Beauty in the Disney film, while not appearing in TV commercials.
MADRID AP Henry Ford, board chairman of the Ford Motor Co., arrived from Lisbon with his party for what members described as a week's vacation.
In Life magazine first memoir installment MacArthur recalls 1899 West Point hazing case. He refused to name upper classmen, fearing denial of admission and end of his dreams. He says he would not reveal names unless ordered, even then risking dismissal. President Johnson says he plans a regular White House schedule.
A 1963 Chanute Tribune Dear Ann Landers column features readers seeking practical advice. A mother overwhelmed by four children is advised to hire part time help. a 49 year old woman assesses social norms about bowling. a working woman faces co workers who dodge repayments, with guidance to respond firmly and politely.
New York reports Press Week shows by the New York Couture Group and American Designers reveal couture costs are steep for the average income woman. Even ready to wear remains out of reach for many, with designers Adele Simpson and Donald Brooks featuring bold, attention grabbing outfits and loud fabrics requiring larger wardrobes.
The Veterans of World War I auxiliary and Barracks met in the Memorial Building with Chaplain Ernest Crawford giving the invocation at a covered dish dinner. District Commander S. D. Propst announced a district meeting in Coffeyville on January 26 and invited the Lola group to attend the Lola World War I Veterans meeting in February. After dinner, Mrs. H. J. Rauhoff led the auxiliary meeting, and plans were made to buy materials for wheelchair straps for veterans hospitals. The group reported 64 members for 1964. Mrs. Bill Rensick served birthday cake for her husband’s birthday.
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