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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1965
Page
3
Advice column excerpts from 1965 discuss divorce outcomes and parental influence. Letters describe custody beliefs, parental authority, and a mother’s provocative dress impacting teens, with Ann Landers offering measured guidance and social context.
Wanonia Ruth Wilhite daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Wilhite Humboldt wed Tommy Joe Smith son of Mr and Mrs Rex Smith 1420 Central Thursday evening at St Peter s Lutheran Church Humboldt Rev Herman Seyfert officiated Lynn Seyfert played wedding music Bride wore pink lace over satin with scalloped neckline Maid of honor Lynda Lassman blue brocade dress Best man Carl Wilhite reception following in parents home Three tier cake decorated by the bride s father served by Diane Lassman Punch poured by Patricia Brinkman Couple to reside in Chanute where groom works for Hudson Oil Company.
London reports show Hardy Amies lifting hems a full inch above the knee for autumn and winter designs while Norman Hartnell sticks to knee length for day wear. Fashion editor Jean Rook predicts Paris will match or exceed the trend as shows spread from Rome and Florence to Paris and London dolls toy with three to four inch hems.
A Sunday dinner at Zion Lutheran Church basement honored Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker of Rio Vista California. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jess Olson Altoona and many relatives from Chanute and nearby towns.
Monday evening duplicate bridge at the Home Savings Lounge produced top pair results with Mrs Ralph Caldwell and Mrs Murray Shively scoring 482 points. Close behind were Mrs Clyde Bloomheart and Fred Foster with 41, followed by Mrs Bob Allen and Bob Ward with 39, Milton Holloway Jr and Farrell Coy with 37, and Mr and Mrs George Eaton with 35.
The Navy announces six mothballed vessels to return to active duty in the Pacific, including four rocket-launching ships. Repose hospital ship and two rocket ships are being readied at Hunters Point in San Francisco, two rocket ships are being refurbished at Long Beach, and the USS Kula Gulf escort carrier is activated in Philadelphia.
George Dufek Jr owner of the Coast to Coast store attended the regional fall and winter meeting in Kansas City. He and his wife joined 2,200 other Coast to Coast store owners from 17 midwest and western states for two days of general and group merchandising sessions.
The note suggests using dry vermouth as a substitute in many recipes that call for dry white wine. It highlights practical culinary substitutions and emphasizes flavor balance considerations.
Mrs Lyia Waggoner Scott of Petrolia observed her 90th birthday with a Saturday party in her honor. Decorated cake cards flowers and a handkerchief shower highlighted the celebration with sister Fanny Waggoner Hole sister-in-law Beth Waggoner and Sylvan Waggoner among the guests.
Betty Lou Butcher and the Rev Boyd Curtis Latimer were married at St Mark's Episcopal Church Tulsa. Attendants included Rebecca Butcher and Frank D Butcher escorted the bride. Best man was Rev Donald George from New Orleans.
Past Matrons and Past Patrons of the Hulda Parker chapter held a Monday picnic at the north shelterhouse in Santa Fe park. Chairmen were Mr. and Mrs. Junior Zimmerman. Thirty seven members attended.
Wanda Lou Masters and David L. Cooper exchanged wedding vows Saturday evening at Grace Episcopal Church. The Rev. Richard J. Lintner officiated as Harold Tarpley played music. A reception followed in Sawyer Hall with Mint green maid of honor Carolyn Sue Masters and best man Don Papst. Out of town guests included Jack Masters and the Garnett and Wichita families.
Lee Ann Groves returns from Oklahoma City after two weeks with grandparents Eugene and Geyer. Duttons host dinner for Ira Dutton and Ken Dutton families at 1219 S Evergreen. McKellips family departs for Wichita after visits with Mayfields and Duttons. Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital patients entertained by Dale Schiesser and Westerners. Adelgren family hosts weekend guests including Debra and Gayle McCrary from Glendale. Jos Adams and family visit Wellington to see daughter and son in law Trembly. granddaughter Trisha Ann Trembly accompanies them home.
The calendar lists events from July 1 1965 and July 22 1968. It includes Wilson Class Party at First Methodist Church at 7 30 p m and various church circles and classes at United Presbyterian, Christian, and Baptist churches, with times from 2 p m to 9 p m.
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