Christie Camp Is Engaged to Terry Dye
Engagement announced for Christie Camp daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Camp of Chanute and Terry Dye son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Dye of Ava Missouri Camp is a 1967 Chanute High School graduate attending Neosho County Community Junior College and employed by Ben Franklin Dye is Ava High School 1965 graduate attending Southwest Missouri State College and employed by Chanute Wholesale Florists No wedding date set
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Christie Camp
Terry Dye
Clifford Dye
Ava
Claude Camp
Miss Camp
Chanute High School
Neosho County Community Junior College
Ben Franklin
Dye
Ava High School
Southwest Missouri State College
Chanute Wholesale Florists
Hints From Heloise On Practical Everyday Tips
Readers share quick fixes for everyday chores and craft ideas. Tips include draining bacon grease with foil and tissue, improvising curtain rods with elastic, preventing shoe laces from staining, reinforcing worn fabrics with nylon net, repurposing dresses as jumper outfits, and labeling name tags for personal ID inside purses.
Mrs David Elected President of Church Women United
Mrs David was elected president of Church Women United at yesterdays morning meeting at St Patrick s Catholic Church. Mrs Ray Hutchison retiring president presided and read the doxology. The assembly will meet in Garden City March 3 4 and 8 with officers and committee chairs named for world day and leadership education. A one act play Two in a Trap was performed by Mrs Jerry Steele and Mrs David. Coffee was served by the women of St Patrick s Church.
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David David
Church Women United
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Ray Hutchison
Palmer Forslund
Edgar Rains
James Hamilton
Paul Parsons
Dick Crowl
Neil Ashley
Forslund
Frank Coble
Joe Balch
Jerry Steele
David
St. Patrick’s Church
Dinner Meet Shows Art Demo and Regional Delegation
The American Association of University Women held a dinner meeting in the Orchid Buffet with Mrs. Clifford Gibson introducing speaker Mrs. Pascal Grimes who demonstrated pastels and created an autumn scene. Mrs. Eldon Vaughn announced the nominating committee and that she would serve as delegate to the Southwest Central Regional meeting in Houston April 5 to 7.
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American Association of University Women
Clifford Gibson
Pascal Grimes
Grimes
Eldon Vaughn
Garry Church
Harold Cutrell
Harry Steeves
Vaughn
Houston
Tex
Lillard Parks
Charles Rubow
Young Arthur
Merlin the Magician
Kansas
Edwina Swope
Mmes
Jerry Steele
Jack Sparks
T. H. Cronemeyer
Virgil Akins
E. J. Eyestone
Iola
John Downing
G. E. Adelgren
Bible Quiz: Key Questions From Exodus to Psalms
A compact quiz feature lists questions on Exodus chief character, methods of bringing a palsied man to Jesus, the two foundations parable moral, Nathanael’s doubt, and Psalm 23, with scoring cues for four, three, and two correct answers.
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Egypt
Joseph
Cham
Ham
Solomon
Pharaoh
Nathanael
Jesus
Phone the Tribune if you can reach your carrier
The note advises calling the Tribune via the provided phone line if the carrier is unavailable. If the contact cannot be reached during the day, dial HE 1 3400 after p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Gay Nineties party draws three hundred guests
About 300 people attended a Gay Nineties costume party Saturday night at 15 N. Highland. Hosts were Dr. and Mrs. Don Abbuehl Dr. and Mrs. Donald Ray and Dr. J. W. Kensett. Out-of-town guests came from Kansas City Hutchinson Emporia and Fort Scott.
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N. Highland
Don Abbuehl
Donald Ray
J. W. Kensett
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Emporia
Fort Scott
Abbuehl
Kensett
Charles Musselman
Marge Nation
Harold Doty Heads Stores
At a dinner honoring H. W. Doty retirement as Foodtown Stores president, James A. Watson teased top management shifts. Harold F. Doty will succeed as president with Gale V. DeVere joining as vice president Operations. The event included Carl C. Raugust James H. Wille and William C. Ferris, all Minneapolis-based, plus about 50 business and civic leaders. Foodtown began in 1935 and had 26 stores in 1966. it now operates 27 across Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma.
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Pittsburg
H. W. Doty
Foodtown Stores, Inc
James A. Watson
Red Owl Stores, Inc
Doty
Watson
Carl C. Raugust
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc
James H. Wille
William C. Ferris
Foodtown
Red Owl
Minneapolis
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Harold F. Doty
Progress
Gale V. DeVere
Charleen Rose Weds Richard A. Long
Charleen Louise Rose and Richard Arlen Long were married at the Baptist Church in Spring Hill at 7 p.m. Saturday with Rev. Howard R. Curry officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Rose, wore a winter white wool dress trimmed with crocheted lace and carried a white Bible with pink tea roses. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Long of Spring Hill. The ceremony featured a traditional wedding march and was followed by a church basement reception with white tablecloths, pink bows, and a three tiered cake. The couple will reside in Kansas City.
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Charleen Louise Rose
Richard Arlen Long
Baptist Church
Spring Hill
Howard R. Curry
Richard C. Rose
N. Lafayette
Walter L. Long
Ellen Cline
Pat Parker
Chanute
Lena Lloyd
Susan Coots
E. B. Brockey
Garnett
Kansas City
Louise Fickel Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
Louise Fickel was honored January 20 with a surprise party celebrating her 15th birthday. Hostess Mrs. Ron Nicholson of 1107 South Santa Fe oversaw games and refreshments for guests including Mary Guinette Jackie Ratcliff Monica Savedra Joni Thummel Debbie Van Lueween Barbara Kern Margaret Fickel and Mrs. Paul Fickel.
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Louise Fickel
Ron Nicholson
S. Santa Fe
Mary Guinette
Jackie Ratcliff
Monica Savedra
Joni Thummel
Debbie van Lueween
Barbara Kern
Margaret Fickel
Paul Fickel
Bridge Winners at Country Club After Five Tables
Five tables of bridge were played at the Country Club yesterday with winners Mmes Floyd Johnson Joe Sutcliffe Richard Cloke and Roy Williams taking top honors.
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Mmes
Floyd Johnson
Joe Sutcliffe
Richard Cloke
Roy Williams
Senior Citizens Meeting Draws 48 Attendees
Forty eight members and guests attended the Senior Citizens meeting Friday afternoon in the Memorial Building. After a short business meeting, the High School Advanced Physical Education class presented songs instrumental music and a reading. Games were played before cake and punch. Women of Grace Episcopal Church served cookies and coffee.
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Memorial Building
Grace Episcopal Church
Kemmerer Stark Plan Nuptials in Salt Lake Ceremony
Mary Kemmerer of Salt Lake City Utah and John Conway Stark of Ogden Utah announce their engagement. The bride to be is a BYU graduate and Jordan School District teacher. the groom is a Weber College attendee. The wedding is set for February 21 at the Salt Lake Latter Day Saints Temple.
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Charles Kemmerer
Humboldt
Mary
Salt Lake City
Utah
John Conway Stark
John D. Stark
Ogden
Stark High School
Brigham Young University
Jordan
Stark
Weber College
Salt Lake
Latter Day Saints
Ella Jean Seefeldt Honored on Seventh Birthday Party
Ella Jean Seefeldt was honored on her seventh birthday with a Friday afternoon party given by her parents Mr and Mrs Harold Seefeldt at 1101 N Kansas. A seven tiered cake was served to guests Linda Tasche Cara Fairchild Christie Davidson Susan Tammy Wilson Jamie Linda Marrs Teresa Baker Eddie Ronnie and Barbara Seefeldt.
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Ella Jean Seefeldt
Harold Seefeldt
Kansas
Linda Tasche
Cara Fairchild
Christie Davidson
Susan
Tammy Wilson
Jamie
Linda Marrs
Neodesha
Teresa Baker
Eddie
Ronnie
Barbara Seefeldt
Paint Club Elects Mary Dell
Paint Club in North Malcolm Community Center elected officers at yesterday’s meeting. Ethel Green became president, Ruth Putnam vice president, and Dean Martling secretary treasurer. Eleven members attended and a noon sack lunch was served. Members practiced matching colors of textile paints.
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Mary Dell Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Ethel Green
Ruth Putnam
Dean Martling
Mrs Wyatt Heads Todays Mothers Club
Mrs Bernard Wyatt was elected president of the Todays Mothers Club at a Thursday meeting held in her home at 815 West Elm. New officers include Mrs Ralph Beach as vice president secretary Mrs Beauford Eastburn as secretary and Mrs Don Beach as treasurer with Mrs Paul Wells as reporter. The next meeting is set for April 25 at Mrs Howard Hurst 925 South Wilson.
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Bernard Wyatt
Todays Mothers Club
W. Elm
Ralph Beach
Beauford Eastburn
Don Beach
Paul Wells
Helen Ackerson
Kansas
Gordon Martin
Charles McQuinn
Howard Hurst
S. Wilson
Hulda Parker OES to Host District Meeting
Hulda Parker chapter 385 Order of Eastern Star hosts district meeting Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Masonic Temple. Mrs. Ellis B Webb and Mrs. Edgar Gilbert lead a school of instruction, buffet supper at Orchid Buffet, and Webb visits at 8 p.m. Members and visitors invited. Electa Club in charge of reception.
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Hulda Parker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ellis B. Webb
Pratt
Edgar Gilbert
Webb
Hulda Parker
Order
Electa Club
Bit and Spur Plan Shodeo and Events in Chanute
Cha nute Bit and Spur Saddle Club met Friday with Jerry Neely as president. Dues were announced for spring. new members Mr and Mrs Bill Blair and Eric welcomed. A March dance was planned. Shodeo set for May 25. Father’s Day show in June. Delegates from Iola Yates Center Uniontown Pleasanton LaCygne attended. Ernest Karns elected association president. summer shodeos planned.
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Chanute Bit and Spur Saddle Club
Jerry Neely
Paul Taylor
Bill Blair
Eric
Chanute
Kansas Western Horseman Association
Don Nichols
Iola
Ernest Karns
Dale Steinman
Chanute Club
Yates Center
Union Town
Pleasanton
LaCygne
Social Calendar Highlights for January Events
Readouts list events: RN Club at Ashley Clinic seven thirty p.m. Chanute Textile Paint Club at Malcolm Community Center from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Athenaeum Heritage room at two p.m. The Round Table hosted by Mrs. J LeRoy Barker at two p.m.
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Ashley Clinte
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Orth Malcolm Community Center
Athenaeum
Heritage Room
Round Table
J. LeRoy Barker
Chanute Tribune Briefs from Page Three
Local brief notes report early 1968 happenings in Chanute Kansas with community items, civic updates, and notices reflecting daily life on January 29. Names and places typical of small town reporting appear in concise form.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Johnson
Heluse
Heloise
F.M
Vera
L.D
Mrs. K. Fitzpatrick
Bonnie Gates
Norma Kleinert
Church Women United Meet
A. Alessi
IBM
Atta
Queen
Automation Machine Training Center, Inc
Coneys
Charley's Pizza Inn
E. Main
Harold Doty Heads Stores
Wilson Davis Paint Store
Charleen Rose
Richard A. Long
Kathy Harris
John Bell
Overland Park
Mary Kemmerer
Paint Club
Mrs. Wyatt
Mothers Club
Hulda Parker Oes
Bit
Spur
Dia
Robel
OFC Ee
Cannon Towels
Bates
J, Lacy
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