Jean Ashley Wins Golf Tourney at Fort Scott
Jean Ashley 16, of Chanute won the Invitational golf tournament at Fort Scott beating women from six towns. She shot five over par 41 for nine holes, repeating a Kansas title win from last week. Nancy Nelson of Chanute was runner up with 42 and Pat Conderman of Iola took third with 46.
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Fort Scoup
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Miss Ashley
Kansas
Nancy Nelson
Pat Conderman
Iola
Joplin
Pittsburg
Kas
Fort Scott
Bruce Burris
E. O. Morris
Charles Broadwell
Mmes
F. G. Hooker
Robert M. Wickard
Dennis Mills
Lyle Holman
Frank Gibson
Jay Tabor
John Nation
Carl Stevens
Lorene Carson
Leif Nelson
A. M. Lockyear
Hillcrest Club
Coffeyville
Chanute Womens Golf Association
Modern Etiquette Q and A on Greetings and Gifts
Advice on promoting friendliness at large gatherings by wearing readable name badges. The maid of honor handles the ring to the bride at the ceremony. Gift sending is discouraged unless engagement exists, with Christmas and birthday gifts sufficient. When accompanying a girl to a theater, the boy should help her first before adjusting his coat.
Dwinell-Unden Wed at Toronto
Betty Jean Dwinell daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur J Dwinell 521 8 Kansas and Bob Uden son of Mr and Mrs Ira Uden of Buffalo were married July 22 at Toronto The vows were spoken by Rev John Jones in his home Witnesses were the bridegrooms brother and wife The bride wore a teal blue street length dress with scoop neckline and full skirt The couple left for a wedding trip to Oklahoma They reside at 101 N Evergreen Mrs Uden is a Cha nute High School graduate and attended Junior College one year She is employed at J J Newberry Mr Uden a Buffalo High School graduate served in the army 1953-1955 and works for the State Highway Department.
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Betty Jean Dwinell
Arthur J. Dwinell
Kansas
Bob Uden
Ira Uden
Buffalo
Toronto
John Jones
Gene Uden
Oklahoma
N. Evergreen
Uden
Chanute High School
J. J. Newberry Store
Buffalo High School
State Highway Department
Transition Shoes Guide For Fall Fashion Trends
After July, fashion turns to fall with transition feather shoes and accessories in stores. Suede uppers in black or navy meet summer cottons and new fall clothes, featuring low and high heel silhouettes, closed pumps, and matte finishes for versatile wear.
Summer to winter fashion leathers set color mood
Textured leathers in calf and kid, sling-back pumps and sandals in reptiles and suedes lead summer to fall and winter wardrobes. Brown tones dominate the palette from parchment to coffee bean with tawny shades, while black suede and burgundy shades headline the season.
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Port
Sherry
Muscatel
Burgundy
How To Make Iced Coffee From Hot Brewed Coffee
The article explains several methods for iced coffee: use two level tablespoons per three quarters cup water, freeze regular coffee into ice cubes, brew double strength with half the water, or chill brewed coffee before serving. It also notes instant coffee as a quick option and suggests butter on bread to prevent sandwich fillings from soaking.
Picnic Near Bartlesville By Oilfield Research
Employees of Oilfield Research Laboratories and their families held a midday picnic at Woolaroo Ranch 12 miles southwest of Bartlesville. They toured the Frank Phillips museum and swam at the Bartlesville pool, then returned home in the evening.
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Oilfield Research Laboratories
Woolaroo Ranch
Bartlesville
Frank Phillips
Carl Pate
Tom
John
Carl McElrea
Fred Stenger
Richard Rose
Kathleen
Charlene
Richard
Boyd Moon
Donna
Steven
Don Shively
Karen
Arthur Dwinell
Nancy
Audrey Baty
Jack Brown
Dolores Ashcraft
Wanda Chaney
Matt Massoth
John Johnson
Phyllis Shook
Okmulgee Laboratories
Leon Brockey
Tony
Judy
Francine
Carol
Chanute
Jean McConnell
Okmulgee
George Davidson
Howard Stitt Honored At Going-Away Party
A wiener roast at Santa Fe park honored Howard Stitt who departs next Wednesday for Lackland AFB San Antonio to attend observer training school. Gift given. guests included Sara McRell Verg Dahlstrom Jeannine Crumline Dean Strack Elaine Strack Carolyn O'Donnell Maxine Fickel Howard Bailey Shirley Hummer Bill Lacen Richard Drury Robert Drury Wanda Laurie Bill McCann and Marva Aziere.
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Santa Fe Park
Howard Stitt
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Sara McRell
Verg Dahlstrom
Jeannine Crumline
Dean
Elaine Strack
Carolyn O'Donnell
Maxine Fickel
Howard Bailey
Shirley Hummer
Bill Lacen
Richard
Robert Drury
Wanda Laurie
Bill
Dorothy McCann
Marva Jane Aziere
Pineapple Ham Spread for Nut Bread Sandwiches
Ground cooked ham mixed with well drained crushed pineapple and mayonnaise makes a sweet savory spread for nut bread. A touch of prepared mustard may be added to the spread if desired.
Patent Pattern Mail Order Note
Send thirty five cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for first class mailing. Send to Marian Martin care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. 252 West Art New York New York Print please name address with zone size and style number.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West Art
T, N.Y
Travel Soap In Tiny Bags For Planes And More
The piece notes compact travel soap bags for washing hands and lingerie on trips by plane train or car. It also reports the U N Children’s Fund promoting a World Children’s Day, with each country choosing its own date and observance to highlight mother and child welfare projects.
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U. N. Children’s Fund
United States
Children’s Fund
Isaacs Resigns as Superintendent of State School for Boys
TOPEKA Dr Dale Isaacs superintendent of the State Industrial School for Boys has resigned effective Aug 1. Dr George W Jackson state institutional director announced Isaacs did not disclose future plans. Dr Melvin Auroff clinical psychologist at the school will serve as acting superintendent.
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Topeka
Dale Isaacs
George W. Jackson
Lutherans Convict Rev Crist in First Northwest Synod Heresy Trial
The Rev. George P. Crist Jr., 31, found guilty on nine counts of deviation from church doctrine and suspended from his pulpit by a seven member trial board of pastors in Milwaukee. He denied the charges and said his formal ministry may end, expressing interest in teaching philosophy at college level.
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Milwaukeep
Synod
Crist
Christ
Jesus
Tragic Death Of Sheryl Ann Allison In Wichita
Sheryl Ann Allison age 2 died in Wichita from strangulation after accidentally swallowing a marble. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. Allison, formerly of Chanute. Funeral services were held in Fredonia at the home of her maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Allison of Hiattville.
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Sheryl Ann Allison
Chester W. Allison
Wichita
Chanute
Fredonia
Carl Walker
Raymond Allison
Hiattville
Aerial Crop Spraying Could Harm Fish in Rivers
Farmers warned to avoid spraying over streams after reports of aircraft dispersing toxins into rivers and creeks. Dave Leahy of the Forestry Fish and Game Commission urged extreme care to prevent heavy fish losses while supporting insect control efforts.
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Prattp
Dave Leahy
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Leahy
Life includes Toxiphone and six pesticides
Leady notes a list of chemicals including Chlordane D D T Parathion Hexachlor and Aldrin as examples of substances in daily life. The remark ends with a nod to patronizing Tribune advertisers.
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