Lacen Clines Wedding Vows in Home Ceremony
Karen Mae Lacen wed John Earl Clines in a family home ceremony at 1:30 Sunday. The couple plans a Rockaway Beach honeymoon and will reside in Chicago where the groom works as a Santa Fe crane operator.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1956
Page
3
Karen Mae Lacen wed John Earl Clines in a family home ceremony at 1:30 Sunday. The couple plans a Rockaway Beach honeymoon and will reside in Chicago where the groom works as a Santa Fe crane operator.
Mrs Estil Cottle presented the lesson at the Leanna Aid gathering at the Leanna Christian church at noon. Mrs Robert Lopeman assisted with the lesson and delivered devotions using SEW EASY PRETTY. The article notes a sewing craft pattern, size ranges and instructions for a Jiffy wrap halter.
The notice instructs sending twenty five cents plus five cents per pattern to The Chanute Tribune Arts Dept at P O Box 1A Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NY. Include name address lone and pattern number in print clearly.
Readers are invited to order the Alice Brooks Needlecraft book featuring dozens of patterns printed for 1956. The offer includes designs for home use and personal projects, with easy, fascinating hand-work. requests ask readers to send 25 cents for a copy.
Mrs. Cottle acted as hostess as members spent the afternoon discussing duties. The gathering concluded with a decision to hold an ice cream social and set August 6 as the date for the next business meeting.
A bridal shower for Maxine Fickel was hosted Saturday at the Alfred Elliott home near Earlton by the EUB church. Guests enjoyed a life scrapbook gift, tea, and cupcakes, with attendees and gift givers including local families and friends from Earlton and nearby towns.
Carolyn Joan Heck daughter of Clyde and Mrs. Heck of Thayer married Jim Leroy son of Lester and Mrs. Leroy of Chanute in a Thayer Christian church ceremony attended by immediate families. Rev. Sam Reed officiated. The couple will reside in Chanute where he works at the Chanute Wholesale Meat Market.
The note outlines fabric needs for pattern 9041 Misses' sizes 12 to 20 with blouse 2 yards 35 inch, skirt 3% yards, shorts 1% yards, and mentions hospitality, a bread-and-butter letter, and gift ideas. It also covers etiquette for hosting and handshakes with single sentences on cocktail duties and crossing between people with apologies.
The notice requests thirty five cents plus 5 cents per pattern for first class mailing. Send to Marian Martin care of The Tribune Pattern Dept. 132 West 18th Street New York NY 10011. Include full name address with zone size and style number.
Hanna Circle WSWS EUVB church hosts at 7 30 p m Mrs Dave Brotton 2028 Kan sas. Cihu Club First Church of God Highland Park hostess Mrs Robert Gahman 1 39 p m. Peace and Progress HD Unit Mrs Marion Wise 1002 W th 2 p m. Tioga HD Unit Mrs Roy D Johnson Kt 2 2 p m.
Mrs. Forrest Thompson and her son Myron of Las Vegas Nevada were hosted for a picnic at Santa Fe Park in Chanute on Tuesday evening. Local hosts included Mrs. G P Vandegrift, Mrs. Lois Jones and Virginia Koester, Mr. and Mrs. C H Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sharp, Dewey Dillman and Keith Wright. Mrs. Vandegrift is mother to Mrs. Jones Mrs. Miller Mrs. Sharp and Mrs. Thompson.
Nancy Tate and Larry M Clemens wed in Miami Oklahoma on July 6 with both families announcing the marriage Mrs Clemens will be a Chanute High School senior this fall Clemens works at Continental Can in Coffeyville and the couple live on 3 East Main in Chanute
Autumn meeting of the Chanute Textile Paint Club at Carpenters Hall enjoyed a noon sack lunch. Fourteen members attended as they painted floral designs and quilt blocks.
The reader asks about proper manners after spending a weekend at the fiancé’s parents’ home. Guidance covers greetings, gift etiquette, guest behavior, respect for household rules, and how to handle future visits with tact and consideration.
Cleaning the fowl with a lemon inside and out yields whiter juicier meat. Boiling water with a tablespoon vinegar aids tenderness.
A list of five English usage questions and solutions. It corrects a sentence punctuation, gives pronunciation guidance for foliage, identifies a misspelled word innundate, defines foible as a personal flaw, and gives a word beginning with po meaning existing in possibility potential.
Navy and Coast Guard units scoured the tidewater region for two F7U Cutlass jets from Oceana NAS Princess Anne County. Pilots Cmdr. Chester W. Gates Jr. of Baldwin City Kansas and Lt. (J. G.) William M. Austin were identified by the Navy.
Grace Kelly arrived in Paris on a shopping trip with Prince Rainier of Monaco. She declined to confirm pregnancy rumors, saying they did not start, while Rainier stood beside her in silence. A small press turnout watched the couple alight from a train and shop for Parisian fashions.
Senator Kefauver challenged Vice President Nixon's choice of Pakistan as the base to attack India’s relations with the Soviet Union. He cited tensions between India and Pakistan over neutrality and arms aid amid the broader Cold War dynamics.
Many sailors believe a cat on board brings luck on voyages and steadies the crew during long trips at sea, a tradition rooted in maritime superstition and folklore.
The Supreme Soviet unanimously approved a Moscow appeal urging world parliaments to support Soviet disarmament proposals and end nuclear tests. Premier Bulganin and top officials attended, Khrushchev absent at first but present at the joint session. Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and Empress Soraya attended, with Kim Il Sung also present.
Rozella Switzer of McPherson, a postmaster and noted for race relations work, will represent Kansas at a Rutgers University workshop for community leaders in human relations scheduled July 15 to 21. Robert M. Jones, regional director of the Kansas Brotherhood Chapter, National Conference of Christians and Jews, announced the selection. Switzer has led the McPherson post office since November 30, 1950, and was the 1954 winner of the [text incomplete].
The Kansas Brotherhood honors a man for befriending a group of Negro students from Nigeria West Africa enrolled at McPherson College. The award recognizes his outreach and support during their study.
Jacob I. Lindsay 86 of Thayer died at 11 30 last night in Michael Rest Home Iola after hospital care in Chanute and Iola He was born April 17 1870 in northeast Missouri a farmer and blacksmith he married May Osburn October 31 1887 in Erie She died in 1945 Surviving are a son Frank a Humboldt brother and six grandchildren nine great grandchildren and one great great grandchild Two children preceded him in death Funeral arrangements by Engel Funeral Home Thayer and burial in Thayer cemetery tentative
Albert Herman of Oswego suffered a fractured skull when a fishing line tangled in a tree across Pumpkin Creek and the embedded sinker struck him on the head. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in Parsons for treatment. The story also notes the Kansas Holstein Friesian Assn 1956 cattle sale at Iola on Sept 5, expected to draw over 1,000 cattlemen and families.
A car driven by 17 year old Judith A Greathouse of Petrolia skidded on loose gravel and overturned in a ditch about three miles west and north of here Monday night. Miss Greathouse and two young women in the car were not injured. the 1950 Plymouth sustained extensive damage.
Mrs Clayton Osborn owner of the car and mother of Miss Great house said the accident occurred on a little used road shortly before 8 p.m. Neosho Falls Charles Peres of Lola escaped injury Sunday night when a car he was driving in hot rod races here overturned and was demolished in the Trophy Dash.
Six members met Tuesday at Grace Episcopal Church with den mother Mrs. Fred Gerardy. They visited Santa Fe Park for a weiner roast accompanied by Mrs. Gerardy and den chief Phillip Gerardy with assistant den mother Mrs. Harlin Lovett. Bobby Moran kept the buckskin.
West Big Creek locals share weekend and weekday visits as Lloyd Locke Jr. and others spend time with relatives in Humboldt Chanute Wichita and nearby towns. Birthday celebrations for Larry Laver with cake and ice cream mark social gathering.
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