Nancy Sparks Weds David A Dudley
Nancy Sparks and David A Dudley were married in a Sunday ceremony at First Methodist Church. Dr Duff Wagoner officiated at 3 pm with white gladioli altar decor and an organist program. The bride wore a white wool suit with white accessories and carried a white orchid on a lace Bible. Linda Sparks served as maid of honor with a yellow wool suit and white carnations. Dennis Riley of Humboldt was best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy A. Sparks
David A. Dudley
Duff D. Wagoner
First Methodist Church
Wayne D. Sparks
Dale Dudley
Humboldt
Floyd Oberg
Linda Sparks
Dennis Riley
Ger
Winter Vacation Trends And A Humboldt Wedding
Cold winter days spark travel fantasies with glossy seed catalogs and travel folders. Ski culture grows with racks on cars, while Alaska remains a future fun idea. A Humboldt wedding features Mrs Sparks and the groom Dudley with blue and white decor, guests from across Kansas and beyond, and a reception at the bride’s home.
Essay Contest Participants Share UNESCO Update
Thirty two high school students in the county are taking part in the UNESCO essay contest. Mrs Hazel Meeker reported at UNESCO meeting held Monday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Felix Bouray. Edith Lee Francis gave progress on the essay fund drive as a covered dish dinner preceded the business session.
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Unesco
Hazel Meeker
Felix Bouray
Edith. Lee Francis
Social Calendar of events in Tioga area
Thursday features the Bridge Club at the Pine Room Tioga Hotel with Mrs Ted Ahi ers at 1 p m. Grey Ladies meet at Memorial Building Court Room at 9 30 a m. Friday January 3 annual meeting of Council of Church Women at Presbyterian Church with nursery at 1 30 p m TOPS Determinettes Sewyer Hall 1 30 p m Bridge Goeetry ne 1 30 p m Wilson Class at First Methodist in the morning.
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Bridge Club
Ted Ahiers
Pine Room
Tioga Hotel
Grey Ladies
Memorial Bidg
Council of Church Women
Presbyterian Church
Sewyer Hall
Goeetry
Wilson
First Methodist
Ladies of the GAR Welcome New Member and Gift to Scouts
Mrs Emery L Lewis led the Ladies of the GAR in a Memorial Building meeting. New member Anna McNary was initiated. They voted to rejoin UNESCO and to present a flag to the Boy Scouts at St Patrick's Church. Clara Miller installed new officers. Lewis won the door prize. Twelve members and one guest Janet Cottrell attended. Next meeting will be a salad luncheon.
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Emery L. Lewis
Ladies of the Gar
Memorial Building
Anna McNary
Unesco
St. Patrick’s Church
Clara Miller
Lewis
Janet Cottrell
Murray Hill PTA Study Group Discusses School Fitness
Murray Hill PTA members gathered Tuesday morning in the cafeteria. Jerry Steele spoke on the current physical fitness program in our schools. Mrs. John Ammerman, with assistance from Mrs. Jerry Steele and Mrs. Lonnie Rhodes, served refreshments to 21 members and Principal Delbert Tolbert.
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Murray Hill
PTA
Jerry Steele
John Ammerman
Lonnie Rhodes
Delbert Tolbert
Ministerial Group Makes Assignments in Chanute
The Chanute Ministerial Alliance held a meeting at United Brethren in Christ Church arranging 1964 committees with 11 ministers present. Chairmen include Pittenger, Sneeringer, Hunt, Wagoner, Mathis, Baldwin and others. monthly devotional duties listed. leadership training spring courses planned. census survey progress discussed. next meeting Feb 25 at Colfax Baptist Church.
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Chanute Ministerial Alliance
United Brethren
Christchurch
C. Edgar Rains
Claude Pittenger
Community Service
Community Council
Dale Sneeringer
William T. Hunt
Duff Wagoner
Jack Mathis
William Baldwin
Walter Purcell
Raymond Owen
Floyd Thuston
E. M. Pearson
Alliance
LaMoine Waldron
Colfax Baptist Church
Ed Redfield
Helping Hand Club Elects New Officers At Savonburg
Savonburg Helping Hand Club met at Mrs. Bert Cox home for a full day session with a noon covered dish meal for 11 members and 14 guests. New officers elected include Flora Rowson president Art Oehlart vice president Ed McAlexander secretary Worth Waltermire Chanute reporter Hurley Heaton Erie reporter George Wright flower committee Earl Pugh John King and Robert Ellis. Next meeting set at Mrs. Ellis with cake bakers named Lloyd Whitworth Pugh Rowson and McAlexander.
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Savonburg
Bert Cox
Flora Rowson
Art Oehlart
Ed McAlexander
Worth Waltermire
Chanute
Hurley Heaton
Erie
George Wright
Earl Pugh
John King
Robert Ellis
Ellis
Lloyd Whitworth
Pugh
Rowson
McAlexander
Fag Ads Dropped by New York Radio Station
Independent radio WMCA announced it will drop cigarette commercials during most evening programming starting Friday. The move reflects a broader push by outlets to reduce tobacco advertising exposure to listeners during peak listening times.
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New York
WMCA
Middendorf brothers back in Lawrence for enrollment
Humboldt Ron Middendorf returned to Lawrence to help enroll for the second semester at Kansas University. Bob Middendorf plans to return tomorrow for enrollment. They visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Middendorf and David during the mid term vacation. Ron will attend the first Kansas Student Leadership breakfast at the Student Union with Gov. John Anderson as speaker.
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Ron Middendorf
Lawrence
Kansas University
Bob
Ray Middendorf
David
Ron
Kansas
John Anderson
Know Your Peas and Beans Calorie Guide Card
A %-cup serving of green beans a -cup serving of lima beans and a 1 3-cup serving of green peas each count for 50 calories. This handy chart helps readers gauge portions and energy intake for common legumes.
Study Clubs Mark 48th Birthday Celebration
The Art and Literature club celebrated its 48th birthday Tuesday at Mrs. Reuben Burkman’s home 911 S Highland. Members shared birthday cake and coffee. roses were presented to Mrs. Burkman and two charter members Mrs. Martha Villepiqne and Mrs. A F Leverenz. Mrs. Randall Diver gave a lesson on Religious Leaders of the Reformation citing St Theresa Loyola Popes and the Jesuits. Officers elected were President Mrs James Blessing Vice President Janet Kickstrom Secretary Mrs Charles Hensall Treasurer Mrs Carl Pate.
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Art and Literature Club
Reuben Burkman
S. Highland
Burkman
Martha Villepiqne
A. F. Leverenz
Randall Diver
St. Theresa
Loyola
James Blessing
Janet Kickstrom
Charles Hensall
Carl Pate
Echo 2 balloon sighting times released by NASA
NASA released a schedule of possible Echo 2 balloon satellite sightings for January 29 to February 1. The list gives hour date city horizon angle and movement direction across southeast Kansas, detailing both east and west passes at multiple times.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kansas
Christmas Seal Sales Short of Goal at Local School
Tuberculosis Christmas Seal sales totaled $2,531.25 this year, reported by the office practice class at the Senior High School and Junior College overseeing donations. The campaign aimed for a $2,600 goal, leaving a shortfall of $68.75.
Quest Club Meets Remembers Inca Empire Lesson
Mrs. Fred A. Johnson led the Quest Club meeting on The Incas Empire Builders of the Andes with 14 members present. Hostess Mrs. Roy Williams at 601 N. Grant welcomed attendees as the group discussed next year study topics and elected officers including President Mrs. Eileen Rankin and Secretaries Mrs. Don Beech and Mrs. Robert B. Perry.
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Fred A. Johnson
Quest Club
Andes
Roy G. Williams
N. Grant
California
Don C. Beech
Ralph Morgan
Eileen Rankin
Morgan
Don Beech
Robert B. Perry
Belles Lettres Study Club Meets at Mrs Weiners Home
The Belles Lettres Study Club met at 1021 S Tennessee Tuesday afternoon with 12 members present. Mrs Edwin Riedeau presided in the president's absence and plans were made for a guest tea on February 11. A dessert course was served by the hostess.
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Belle Lettres Study Club
Carl Weiner II
Tennessee
Edwin Rideau
Hulda Parker OES Meets in Temple
Hulda Parker Chapter of OES met Tuesday evening at the Masonic temple with Mrs. Vern ie Steele and Kenneth Raney as officers. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Ida B. Wilson. The worthy matron received birthday gifts. Mrs. Roy Nicewaner handled refreshments and Mrs. Eva Disney decorated the serving table with flowers and yellow tapers.
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Hulda Parker
OES
Masonic Temple
Vernie Steele
Kenneth Raney
Ida B. Wilson
Roy Nicewaner
Eva Disney
Six Vietnamese Convicts Found Guilty of Spying for U.S.
A North Viet Nam military court convicted six men of spying for the United States and sentenced them to four to fifteen years in prison, according to the New China News Agency.
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Tokyo
United States
New China News Agency
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Connie Schleicher
Judy Harry
Emporia
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Chanute High School
Kansas State University
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Dudley
Humboldt High School
Iola
Dean Brock
Floyd Sparks
Eric
F. L. Ballard and
Drisdell Studio
Dial Tribune
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Ladies of the
GAR
1St Christian Church
William B. Wallace
William Rensick
Coffeyville
Rensicks
Wallace
C. H. Slater
Carol Chambers
Lori
Tulsa
Frank Lindsey
Arthur Jackson
Harvey Weide
Steven
G. A. Stout
Charles Ablard
Methodist Church
Harold Peterson
Girard
Max Ludlum
Georgia Ludlum
Wichita
Ludlum
C. N. Wilkerson
Floyd Slater
Yates Center
John Hartwig
Hartwig
Peter Shoes
B.c.d.eee
Arrison
East Main
W. Main Pho
Belles Lettres
Hulda Parker Oes
Temple
S. Central
Ripon Loafer Sox
Cotton Crew Sox
Clothiers
Bill Johnson Furniture
North Highland
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