Anna Marie Sale Weds Robert Hoopes
Anna Marie Sale and Robert D. Hoopes wed in a 2 pm ceremony at First United Methodist Church Winfield. The couple's families and out of town guests attended, with reception and gifts following the ceremony.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1969
Page
3
Anna Marie Sale and Robert D. Hoopes wed in a 2 pm ceremony at First United Methodist Church Winfield. The couple's families and out of town guests attended, with reception and gifts following the ceremony.
Mrs Ann Forsyth, wife of Charles Forsyth, is a longtime Erie resident with seven children. The family runs a 120 acre farm, supports KU sports, and engages in church, Red Cross, and club activities. Mrs Forsyth sews, gardens, and predicts more travel once children grow up.
Heloise shares thrifty craft ideas from a reader on saving gift wrap to create cherished scrapbooks for daughters and future birthday books. A bean prep tip speeds freezing and a lake cabin marking method uses plastic bleach bottles to mark stumps for visibility.
June 3 social calendar lists Sorosis Club salad luncheon at San ta Fe Park at 12:30 p.m. and Vilas Homebuilders EHU in Vilas Church fellowship room. Many groups meet in Humboldt and Chanute venues including Cub and Boy Scout Leaders Round Table, Gem and Mineral Society, Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant, Rainbow for Girls, Leanna Ladies Aid, Mental Health Association, and more. Additional events include Ladies Day Golf at the Country Club and Duplicate Bridge at Home Savings lounge.
California remains the most populous state yet provides about one sixth of the nation’s lumber and ranks third in timber harvesting, reflecting its significant forest resources and industrial output.
The piece notes preferences in timber, highlighting Douglas fir as a swinging redhead and western red cedar as a svelte brunette, using playful color terms to describe wood varieties.
A reader complains of a fiancés revealing peephole dress and Ann Landers advises setting a limit. Another letter discusses a senator’s library loss to loaners and a third humor piece suggests pantyhose as a joke solution. Ann Lander columns urge firm privacy and mailing address instructions.
Janice Mae Dirnberger and Donald Dean Schaeffer wed Saturday in Snyder Memorial Chapel on Neosho Junior College campus. The first ceremony held there, with Rev. William Baldwin officiating, followed a reception in the chapel reading room. The couple plans a Minnesota honeymoon and residence in Pittsburg where the groom continues studies after a four year Air Force service. the bride is a Bethany School of Nursing graduate.
The 12th annual Sam McCoy family reunion takes place Sunday at Santa Fe Park with a basket dinner at noon. Visitors are welcome to attend.
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