Suzanne Warden to Wed Robert Ward Jr
Mr and Mrs W S Warden of Kansas City announce the engagement of their daughter Suzanne to Robert Raymond Ward Jr of Erie Pa The couple will marry on July 6 at 11 45 am in St Peter s Catholic Church Kansas City
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1957
Page
3
Mr and Mrs W S Warden of Kansas City announce the engagement of their daughter Suzanne to Robert Raymond Ward Jr of Erie Pa The couple will marry on July 6 at 11 45 am in St Peter s Catholic Church Kansas City
FAP Club hosts L E Norman and Tit N Washington at 2 p m PEO with Mrs Edwin Cathers at 619 Evergreen 2 30 p m Cosmos Club picnic postponed Carpenter s Hall 10 a m Womens Golf Assoc at Country Club 9 a m and 1 30 p m Cheerful Workers Class First Baptist Church 7 30 p m Barathea Service Guild EUB Church 7 30 p m LAPM Odd Fellows Hall p m LA to BRP Odd Fellows Hall 2 p m Order of Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 7 30 p m Read the advertisements
Miss Vivian Lou Roam and Don Randles announce their engagement. The couple plans a June 9 wedding at the Assembly of God church in Chanute with Rev. Paul Life officiating. Randles, a Pittsburg State College graduate, works for the Santa Fe Railway. Roam is employed in Columbus and they will reside in Independence.
Cunningham family of Poplar Heights hosted a buffet supper Saturday night honoring Mr and Mrs Miles Cunningham of Gary and St Louis who visited Mrs O C Cunningham and other relatives in rural Chanute. Other guests included Mrs Cunningham Ralph Reinhardt Mary Heilman Oscar Bell and Larry Elmer Weitzel Beverly Ann and Gaynell of Independence.
Use adhesive tape cut to needed sizes and keep a roll in the kitchen. Tape is handy for mending torn oilcloth, lining drawers, and other quick fixes around the home. For removing bluing stains from linen, apply a small amount of wood alcohol.
An item promotes Pattern 7257 a cross stitch transfer plus a 1957 Alice Brooks booklet with patterns for crochet knitting embroidery and more. It also includes readers questions on etiquette noting hats at day restaurants handwritten notes and announcing engagements via local papers.
Edna Marie Heady 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Heady of Erie is one of nine candidates in the Neosho County Dairy Princess contest. A Erie High School graduate she will attend Chanute Junior College on scholarship next fall. She has long 4 H service including club president and Round Up delegate in 1954 and attended 1955 state 4 H health camp and 1954 music camp. She is a National Honor Society member cheerleader football queen and active in glee club band Thespian Club student council Rainbow Girls Saddle Club choir and Methodist Youth Fellowship district treasurer. Employed as a bookkeeper by Erie Grain Co sponsored by Roy Ewen Implement Co.
Mrs. Fred Hansen hosted a home shower for Amelia Ann Stover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August Stover, R. 1. Amelia will marry Anthony B. Riebel of Humboldt on June 8 at St. Patrick's Church. Guests from Chanute and nearby towns attended and gifts were presented along with cookies and punch.
The senior session of the Episcopal Camp at Camp Wood Elmdale began Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. Attendees include Mrs. Gordon Barker as counselor, Bob Barker, Bill Barker, Mahlon Gray, Seth Gray, Ann McCall, and Barbara Balch from Grace parish. The seniors finish Saturday morning after breakfast, then the junior session starts Sunday afternoon.
A study commission recommended to President Eisenhower a $32.35 million program to raze the old State War Navy building west of the White House and construct a spacious presidential office building with expanded grounds for the president’s staff.
Good results are obtained from using either iron pans or heat resistant glass custard cups for baking popovers. Both vessels yield light hollow-centered shells with crisp exteriors and tender interiors. Careful preheating and batter consistency help ensure even rising and browning.
Printed Pattern 9112 offers a jumper dress and blouse for summer wear and school. Describes princess lines and flare skirt as fashion for a young miss. Includes fabric needs for size 10 and blouse and pattern pricing details with mailing address in New York.
In Nicosia six Greek Cypriots were sentenced to ten years each for possessing arms and ammunition, with a seventh receiving five years for consorting. The men surrendered to a security patrol on April 19 after pleading guilty. In Damascus Syria Lebanon expelled many Syrians as undesirable following last week’s riots.
Reports from the Syria Lebanon frontier describe unusual border checks as Lebanon and Syria exchange retaliatory measures. Prince Abdul Rahman announces becoming Malaya's foreign minister and prime minister at independence. A Wake Island memorial for Japanese WWII soldiers is planned. Hungarian refugees flee Austria, with 32,495 to the United States since last October. Bishop Alfred Blunt dies in York on the eve of the Windsors’ 20th anniversary.
In Budapest the head of the U S diplomatic mission sought permission from the Foreign Ministry to see two University of South Carolina students believed detained in Communist Hungary. The inquirer named Mike A Gilbert of Waterboro and Warren Hair of North Carolina.
Two 20 year old American youths disappeared last Wednesday after leaving an Austrian youth hostel. A girl at the hostel quoted them saying they were going into Hungary for excitement. In Formosa, American authorities lifted curfew and restrictions on U S military personnel following May 24 riots.
The message calls on men everywhere to seek peace within themselves through a true understanding of God before external harmony can emerge. It emphasizes personal spiritual work as the first step toward broader societal calm.
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