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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
3
Shirley Mil dred Caudell and Milford Mac Driskill wed in a double ring ceremony at the Full Gospel Church on Friday evening at eight. The Rev Dewey Speers officiated as relatives and friends gathered for a reception at the bride’s home.
The 5th to 7th grade group from Earlton school toured Coffeyville on May 20, visiting Dalton Museum First Federal Savings Bank and Page Milk Company plant before a Independence picnic and park rides. Mothers accompanying the group included Mmes Moran Buster Cramer James Gibson Powers Bailey. Preschoolers Danny Kathy Cramer and Greg Buster with their teacher Beverly Seefeldt.
Mr and Mrs Jerome Bloxham and children Teresa Stephen and Joseph of Denver visited here last week with Mrs Bloxham s parents Mr and Mrs Ira Barber 215 N Lafayette. They returned home Saturday.
Ernest Brazen of 211 N Garfield is at Mercy Hospital Fort Scott where he has been a patient for about a week. He is progressing satisfactorily.
Eleen Flottman and Mr and Mrs W C Bryant and Marilyn of Kansas City spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ernest Flottman of Rural Route 1.
Dan Bird of Okmulgee Oklahoma traveled Thursday afternoon to Earlton with his cousins Byron and Bessie Fackler.
Mrs Mary Walkley entertained dinner guests Sunday including her brother and his wife, Mr and Mrs. followed by missing surname in Earlton, reflecting a quiet family gathering reported in local society notes.
Thursday and Friday visitors to Mrs Hazel Steeves in St Joseph Missouri included Mr and Mrs Lee Ward. Memorial Day guests at Mrs C L Campbell in Bartlesville Elsmore Raytown and Tulsa areas included multiple Reed Bellot Campbell Earl Reed Louis Reed Donna Marilyn Melody and Jerry Rea. Afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs L A West of Humboldt and Mr and Mrs Guy Adams of Welda.
Roger Allen Lapham of Fort Worth Texas visited his grandmother Mrs A R Jackson at 122 South Garfield over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Ward and their children from Lexington Missouri spent the weekend visiting Donald Ward’s parents at 121 North Lafayette and his in laws Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Stover of Route 1. The trip connected both sides of the family and extended ties across the region.
Mr and Mrs Billy Ward Grosch gather family including Danny Dennis Robbie Dean Newton and Mr and Mrs Leslie Klauman with Kennie for a reunion or celebration at a listed location 227.
Tuesday June 2 events include Rebecca Circle at EUS Church seven four, Cub and Boy Scout Leaders Round Table at Murray Hill School seven, Gem and Mineral Society at Federation Room seven thirty, Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Mui tant at GCOF hall eight, Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Temple six thirty and more. Wednesday June 3 covers St. Anne's Women of Grace, Friendly Thimble Club, Women's Missionary Society units, United Presbyterian Women circles and Rainbow Veterans Memorial Building dinner details among many group meetings scheduled in the afternoon and evening.
A list of newborns with parents and birth dates including Emily Lynn May 2, Charles Russell May 15, Corrine Renee May 17, Deidra Lynn May 17, Melissa Sue May 18, William Charles May 19, Louis Paul May 21, David Alan May 22, Jimmy Alan May 25, and Tracy DeAnn May 26, with parental names and residences across multiple towns.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Walters and Mrs. Francis See hosted a Covenant Women birthday dinner and meeting in the church annex. Mrs. Henry Buscher gave the lesson and Mrs. Ronald Olson led in prayer. Business session and closing prayer were led by Mrs. See.
S Wilson visited Mrs Amanda Klauman Rural Earlton on Memorial Day. Mr and Mrs A B Olson 111 S Allen returned from New Orleans where they attended their grandson Donald A Olson's graduation from Jefferson Parish High School for boys. He ranked in the top ten and received an $800 annual scholarship from the LSU Alumni Association. Mrs E W Miller Janice and Marianne Parsons joined the Olsons.
Mr and Mrs Vernon W Barlow announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jane to Roy E Slagle son of Mr and Mrs Elmer W Slagle of Hugoton The wedding is set for June 20 at the First Presbyterian Church Humboldt Mary Jane Barlow a Kansas State University graduate 1963 BS mathematics has taught at Edgewater Junior High Denver CO She is a Kappa Alpha Theta member and Stephens College alum Slagle earned a 1962 BS in mathematics and works for Firestone Tire and Rubber Co Akron OH
Cub Scout Pack 1 met Thursday at the Presbyterian church Den 2 led by Mrs Jesse Collier with the opening ceremony. Indians smoking the peace pipe and a serpentine dance by Den 3 were part of the program. Cubmaster awarded Wolf badges to Edwin H Bideau Ricky Good Doug Pennington Ronnie Burkman Robert Hutchison Bryan Tennis and Jerry Williamson with various arrow points. Den 5 closed with an Indian dance around a camp fire and parents discussed summer plans.
Lawrence AP reports three new five year directors for the University of Kansas Alumni Association Robert H. Malott John F. Eberhart and Kenneth S Adams Jr elected by mail ballot Elections announced Sunday Malott son of former Chancellor Deane W Malott and Eberhart have served one year terms filling vacancies Balfour S Jeffrey Kansas Power and Light Co Topeka will be president next year succeeding Eugene W Morgan Kansas City
Kansas City area weather report shows high and low temperatures and rainfall figures for the 24-hour period ending at 6 a.m. Local observers recorded temperature range and precipitation amounts, with readings from multiple stations around the city.
The Tribune invites wedding notices to be filed promptly with the woman’s page editor. Notices should arrive within two days of the ceremony for full publication the next day, with brief forms acceptable for out of town weddings. Include sender name and phone. photos optional via portraits or studio cooperation.
Seventeen couples participated in the Scotch foursome at the Coun try Club Saturday morning. Winners included low gross by Mrs. Ed Ashley and Joe Vandiver, Lola low net to Mrs. Richard Cloke and Dr. E. O. Morris, and second low net to Barbara Blackwood and Glen Shook. No. 4 high by Mrs. Cleo Congdon and Bake Wood. High on No. 7 to Mrs. Bake Wood and Lee Murren Humboldt. Special award to Mrs. Keith Dodd and Cole Leverenz. Ladies Low Ball Handicap Sunday event had 18 entrants with low net to Mrs. Frank Shaffer and Mrs. Ralph Taylor. Second low net to Mrs. Robert Allen and Barbara Blackwood. Low total on Nos. 4 and 7 to Mrs. Cleo Congdon and Mrs. Rex Truitt.
Barbara Ann Smith and James Lee Morgan were united in marriage at the First Nazarene Church in Coffeyville on May 23 at 7:30 p.m. The ceremony, performed by Rev. Sam Stearman, featured a double ring service with four seven-branch Swedish steel candelabra adorned with white bows and greenery. Barbara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Smith of Coffeyville, wore a peau de soie gown with bateau neckline and long sleeves. Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Morgan of 1705 S. Highland, participated in the ceremony with his bride.
Fay Wolfe daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Wolfe wed Donald M Thomison May 18 at 4 30 pm in Blackfoot Idaho Methodist Church The Rev Overlan officiated Attendants Mrs Ann Wellcott and Tom Roy Bride a Thayer High School graduate worked in Chanute Navy machinist mate first class Thomison attends Idaho school They will reside at 25 Kirby Blackfoot Arizona noted as Grand Canyon State Details cover wedding attire and post reception at Hotel Dale The couple previously and groom Morgan had other hometown ties and service histories
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