Wilson Malm Wedding Reported At Presbyterian Church
Ruth Ann Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold J Wilson married Lt Donald R Malm son of Mr and Mrs E E Malm in a 2 pm ceremony at the Presbyterian church Reverend William Hunt officiated The couple will reside in Salina and he is stationed at Smokey Hill AFB with out of town guests listed from Enid Oklahoma Topeka Salina Wichita and Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ann Wilson
Harold J. Wilson
S. Highland
Donald R. Malm
E. E. Malm
Livermore
Calif
Presbyterian Church
William
Arthur Eltzholtz
Howard Hollenshead
Malotte
Grieg
Soeacind
Na Puckett
Phyllis Switzer
Marvin E. Fowler
Topeka
Fred Watkins
Salina
Mick Kesner
Roy Hawley
Tioga Inn
Janice Greve
Genny Mayfield
Ralph Deitrich
California
Drisdell Studio
Social Calendar for Wednesday July 15 1956 BPW Events
Social calendar listings include BPW Club meeting at Tioga Hotel with James at 645 pm Sunflower HD Unit led by Mr T E Ogden at 1427 8 Evergreen and a 9 am Coffer event. Mrs W E Wilson hosts a Methodist church birthday dinner covered dish at 6 30 pm and the Builder's Class at Highland Park hosts a picnic dinner at 6 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW Club
Tioga Hotel
James
Sunflower HD
T. E. Ogden
Evergreen
High Prairie Pioneer 4H Club Plans Booth At Fair
The High Prairie Pioneer 4H leaders and junior leaders met at Sharon Nelson’s home to map out goals for a Wilson County Fair booth on August 15 16 and 17. A nominating committee selected in state officers for the coming year and will present them at the September meeting. They planned a food sale and served refreshments to 12 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Prairie Pioneers
High Prairie Pioneer 4H
Sharon Nelson
Wilson County
Annual Picnic Dinner for Sunflower Past Patrons Held
Forty members their families and guests gathered for the Sunflower Past Matrons and Past Patrons annual picnic at the Masonic Temple. Covered dish dinner served. Invited guests included Mr and Mrs Wendell Bowyer and Mrs Paul Engle. Committee members were Mr and Mrs Neal Munger Mr and Mrs E W Edwards with Mrs Junior Fritz assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Wendell Bowyer
Paul Engle
Neal Munger
E. W. Edwards
Junior Fritz
Neysa Dean Honored With Bridal Shower
Neysa Dean was feted at a bridal shower hosted by Marilyn Kessinger at 125 S. Wilson. Blue and white carnations and blue tapers framed the decor as guests played games and prizes were awarded to Toni Sharp and others. Attendees included Miss Dean and her mother Mrs. Lyle Dean along with a long list of relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neysa Dean
Marilyn Kessinger
S. Wilson
Janice Struthhart
Toni Sharp
Conrad Walsh
Lyle Dean
Miss Dean
Mmes
Rose Dean
V. I. Kessinger
Doralee Groves
Marlin McCune
Jack Riegle
Kermit Nelson
Martha Norton
Haines City
Fla
Carol Wiles
Ramona Puckett
Donna Dean
Helen Dean
Donna Sallee
Pat Green
Sherry Houser
Judy Ashley
Beverly Hansford
Janice Burkett
Sandra Sutton
Suzy Wallingford
Martha Finney
Jeanne Arnold
Phyllis Switzer
Marilyn Johnston
Patti Sue Offenbacker Celebrates Third Birthday Party
Patti Sue Offenbacker daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Offenbacker was honored on her third birthday with a morning party at 15 West 7th. Ice cream cake and favors plus a Sunday picnic were part of the festivities with relatives from Rose Buffalo and Wichita attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patti Sue Offenbacker
Ed Offenbacker
West 7Th
Herschel Eagle
Rose
Roscoe Offenbacker
Buffalo
M. H. Harinett
Connie
Candy Kern
Bobby
Dale
Gale Bolen
Debby Myer
Ricky Wilson
Marla Kay Eagle
Terry
Sandy French
Melvin French
Robert Kern
Marvin Eagle
Patti
Marla Kay
Bud Hatch
Craig and
Brenda
Yates Center
Charles Eagle
Becky
Wichita
Ten Couples Play Mitchell Movement at Tioga Hotel
Ten couples played a Mitchell movement at the Duplicate Bridge Club meeting last night in the Tioga Hotel. North South pairings with above average scores included Mrs. Frank Jones and Mrs. Elva Stone at 69 percent, while East West scores went to Mrs. Frank Burris and Mrs. Lea Mitchell at 59 percent, Dan Forbes and Bill Gardner at 55 percent, and Mrs. Maude Hudson with Mrs. May Pendarvis at 54.5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioga Hotel
Frank Jones
Elva Stone
Frank Burris
Lea Mitchell
Dan Forbes
Bill Gardner
Maude Hudson
May Pendarvis
Pattern Request Notice for Chanute Tribune Arts Dept
The notice asks readers to send twenty five cents plus five cents per pattern for first class mailing. It directs mailing to The Chanute Tribune Arts Dept P O Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York New York and requires printing NAME ADDRESS ZONE AND PATTERN NUMBER plainly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Two Free Patterns In New 1956 Alice Brooks Book
The ad promotes two free patterns printed in the Alice Brooks Needlecraft book of 1956. It promises dozens more designs to order, all easy and fascinating hand-work for home use. Readers are urged to send 20 cents to obtain a copy of the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Laura Lee Redden Birthday Honored by BYF Group
Laura Lee Redden's 17th birthday was celebrated with a swim party and covered dish supper in City Park hosted by the BYF of the First Baptist Church. Attendees included Gene Baughman Carol Wiles Marilyn Costin and others. committee members were Judy Jordan Joyce McLaren and Joe Waggoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Lee Redden
City Park
First Baptist Church
Gene Baughman
Carol Wiles
Marilyn Costin
Coleen Babcock
Sandra Nicewaner
Don Grogan
Gary Grogan
Richard Fairchild
Bobby Baughn
Marilyn LaRue
Freddy Brandon
Eddie Bender
Ray Plummer
Kenny Kuhn
Judy Jordan
Joyce McLaren
Joe Waggoner
Post auxiliary notes and upcoming meeting date
The report lists a location at 705 W. Oak and a timeline through July 27. It cites July 4 and 7 receipts totaling 139.65 and a July 9 dinner totaling 75. Mrs. Emmett Bickner received a pen and pencil set from the Department of Kansas for recruiting members. Mrs. Viola Lesan led refreshments. An August 22 meeting is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Oak
Emmett Bickner
Department of Kansas
Viola Lesan
Mrs. Wiggans Hostess To Thornburg Unit
Eighteen members answered roll call with A Summer Time Recipe when Thornburg HD Unit met at Mrs. William Wiggans home. The last half of Life Insurance was taught by Mrs. Wiggans and Mrs. William Fail led a quiz on both lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornburg HD
William Wiggans
Wiggans
William Fail
Unesco
John Blanscot
Etiquette guidelines on dining and addressing gifts
The guide explains how to order in mixed company and by gender roles, noting men may order for both when dining with a woman, while hosts let a guest order first when dining with another man. It also covers writing thank you notes to a married couple and using the prefix Miss for girls 12 to 14, with proper etiquette emphasis.
Hospital Party Planned By VFW Auxiliary
Mrs Earl Morgan presided at the VFW Auxiliary meeting in the Memorial Building. The local auxiliary will host a party at Winters General Hospital in Topeka on August 1. Members are to deliver their cookies to Mrs Ross Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Morgan
VFW
Memorial Building
Winters General Hospital
Topeka
Ross Miller
Spice Gems Cookies From Read Advertisements
A recipe offers cookies with flour baking soda salt nutmeg butter brown sugar egg milk oats and raisins. The method directs mixing dry ingredients with butter sugar and milk then folding in oats and raisins, shaping on sheets, cinnamon sugar sprinkle and baking 12 to 15 minutes.
Week's Sewing Buy Pattern 9362 for Misses Sizes 12-20
Marian Martin Snap promotes pattern 9362 for wrap around sundress or cobbler apron in colorful cottons. The diagram opens flat for easy ironing and size 16 requires 4 1/4 yards of 35 inch fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Pattern Add 5 Cents Each For First Class Mailing
Patron requests patterns with 35 cents, add 5 cents per pattern for first class mailing. Send to Marian Martin care of The Chanteuse Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 1st St New York NY. Print disposable name address with zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chasante Tribune
West
New York
N.Y
Friendly Neighbor Club Hosts Covered Dish Dinner
The Friendly Neighbor Club met with Mrs. Harold Lowe for a covered dish dinner serving nine members five guests and five children. Guests included Mrs. Leroy Moreland Luther Scoggens Manuel Fletcher Arthur Schommer and Harold Lowe. An annual picnic is planned for August 19 at Highland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lowe
Peach Grove
Leroy Moreland
Luther Scoggens
Manuel Fletcher
Arthur Schommer
Pyle McGuffey
Highland Park
Eisenhower Promotes Human Welfare In Panama Meeting
In Panama President Eisenhower presses closer ties among American republics focusing on human welfare. He outlines a cooperative partnership plan and a proposed commission to study economic social and technical problems, with Milton Eisenhower likely to head it and a four to five week formation window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Eisenhower
Washington
U. S
United States
Americas
Milton
U.S
Kansas Industries Feel Steel Strike Hits Kansas
The steel strike affects Kansas with the Santa Fe Railroad laying off 130 men in its shops in Topeka and reports of a broader downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topekam
Kansas
Santa Fe Railroad
Labor Strike Impacts Kansas Projects Cited by Officials
Roy L. Warkentin, Kansas labor commissioner, notes higher unemployment comp payments show many workers lack full employment. Gale Moss of the Kansas Turnpike Authority says the strike will barely affect construction since steel for projects is already on site or in fabricators' shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Warkentin
Gale Moss
Kansas Turnpike Authority
El Dorado Workers Approve Union Membership Pact
TOPEKA — Skelly Oil Co and Pipeline Co employees living near El Dorado voted on a maintenance of membership agreement. Seventy six favored the pact, eleven opposed, twelve did not vote. The measure must be management approved before becoming a contract term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Skelly Oil Co., Pipeline Co
el Dorado
Time to End Dissension Warren Shaw Says
Warren W. Shaw urged Kansas voters to end dissension in the statehouse and Republican Party. He argued cooperation between the governor and legislature is essential and pledged to work with lawmakers, the congressional delegation, and the national administration if elected. He spoke while contesting Gov. Fred Hall for the GOP nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kas
Warren W.shaw
Kansas
Statehouse
Republican Party
Shaw
Fred Hall
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Nee Eee Hunt
Carol McCoy
Bill Clark
James Baker
Marvin BE. Fowler
Janet Wilson
Springfield
America
Eeries
ST. Jos
Neysa
Pendleton
Jantzen
E. Main
Mrs. Wiggans
Thornburg
Roebuck
Kenmore Washers & Dryers
Sears
W. Main
the Tribune
Kansas Industries
The
Chanute Tribune
Warren Shaw
Edith Rideau Normelli
Chicago
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