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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1964
Page
3
Betty Williams offers party menu ideas for watching conventions with sandwiches on varied breads and iced tea. Recipes cover chicken olive, corned beef horseradish, crab avocado, plus low cal cheese options, veggie dressings, petits fours from frozen cakes, and simple year round beverages. Also includes power outage tips and a market roundup of pork beef and fresh produce.
Ines Arlene Honaker and Barry Walker united in marriage at Jeddo United Brethren Church at 9 30 am Saturday. The Rev Rob ert Huse officiated the double ring ceremony with seven branch candle arrangements and floral decor. The bridal party included Alice Ard as maid of honor and Max Turner as best man, with a reception to follow in the fellowship hall. Following a Missouri trip, they will reside in Colony. The bride, a Elsmore High School graduate, wore bridal satin with lace and a chapel train. the groom is a Colony High School graduate employed by Charles Martin. Dates, places and numerous out of town guests listed.
Members of the WSCS met in circles on Wednesday at various locations. Rachel circle gathered at Santa Fe Park shelterhouse for 13 members. Esther circle hosted 16 members and four guests. Mary circle met at Jo Payne's home with 23 attending. Martha circle met at Carrie Pollock's home with 13 members.
The digest lists events at Carpenters Hall Miriam Circle and Rebekah Lodge with noon luncheons, Senior Citizens at Memorial Building with covered dish, TOPS Determinettes at Sawyer Hall, Bridge at Country Club, Wilson Class at First Methodist, Dorcas and Any Man's Classes at Christian Church picnic, Rainbow Home Demonstration Unit hosted by Mrs James Gordon at 822 Grant. Phone numbers HE 1 4100 and HE 1 1992 provide ride inquiries.
Seven members and two guests of the Leanna Ladies Aid met at the Christian church on Tuesday. Mrs. Dale Rice introduced a new lesson series on Spanish American people, assisted by Mrs. J. H. Alford, Mrs. Estil Cottle, and Mrs. Fred Pugh. Mrs. George Alford led the worship service. The next meeting is set for August 4 at Mrs. Pugh’s home.
Fred Harris of the Chanute Chamber of Commerce spoke to the Business and Professional Women's Club at Tioga Hotel, urging urgency for Kansas to match national economic growth. He described a New York World’s Fair trip with Gov. Anderson, praised the new Department of Economic Development, and noted talks with Eastern industry leaders. Adeline Fortney announced the executive board meeting for July 22 at 7:30 p.m.
The Women’s Golf Association held a two session event at the Country Club with 25 players. Morning low net winner was Mrs Merle Kelly. Afternoon awards went to flight winners: Championship low gross 38 Mrs Robert Allen low net 32. A flight low gross 37 Mrs Richard Ashley. B flight low net 36 Mrs Glen Shook. Lorene Carson low gross 47. C flight low gross 56 Mrs Alvin Cramer. D flight low gross 58 Mrs Richard Cloke. Dinners and refreshments were chaired by Mrs Keith Dodd and Mrs Frank Shaffer.
The Leaders' Council of the Third District Business and Professional Women will meet at Tioga Hotel Sunday in Independence. Director Cristelle Wells will preside, with coffee and registration at nine o'clock, a training session for district club presidents at 9:30, and workshops led by state officers from 10:45 to noon. Geraldine Hopkins of Columbus will lead a segment.
The Christian Women's Fellowship held a general meeting at the church with 45 members and five guests. Officers and groups discussed program coordination, social activities, and finances as Rita Waldron and Carol Waldron performed trumpet and piano solos. A separate police report noted a minor two-car crash at Garfield and Mulberry involving a Dodge and a Chevrolet with minor damage.
The three Dimon daughters of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Dimon 1131 N. Forest and their families gathered at their parents’ home. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wood and family from Hammond Indiana, Mrs. Jean Fuller and Debbie Ball from Tulsa and Martin Ball, and Beverly Dimon from Chicago.
Total carloads moved on Santa Fe System lines for the week ending July 4, 1964 reached 32,867, up from 31,188 the same week a year earlier. Line loadings were 21,294, up from 20,504, and cars received from connections totaled 11,573, up from 10,684. Santa Fe moved 36,371 carloads in the preceding week of this year.
Mrs Nora Haas of 1321 S and S Grant entered St John s Hospital in Tulsa on Thursday for a cataract operation.
Mrs. John Null of Overland Park travels to visit her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. George R. Sheffler, at 517 West Elm.
Mr and Mrs Ronnie Sturdivan arrive from Phoenix Arizona to visit their parents Mr and Mrs Paul Leslie at 326 W 3rd and Mr and Mrs Raymond Ingle at 601 N Lafayette. Mrs Sturdivan plans to attend the Chanute High School graduating class of 1954 reunion.
Sharon Smith of 1523 S Ashby told police yesterday her red billfold containing identification papers and about $100 was lost or stolen on Sunday.
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