Bride Elect Judy Colvin to Wed Elvert Garver
Judy Colvin will marry Elvert Garver on June 18. A bridal shower was hosted at the Schooley home with blue and white decor, gifts, and pictures taken. Attendees included Colvin’s mother and fiancee’s mother, grandmothers, and many friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Colvin
Elvert Garver
Gary Russell
Donnie Schooley
Judy White
Schooley
S. Grant
Leonard Colvin
Earl Garver
Jess Marsh
Jerry Heigler
Charles Walker
Ed Kramer
Mike West
Morris Levi
Tillman Levi
Wayne Colvin
Chase
Sue Weathers
Barbara Petty
Jeanette Whitworth
Sharlena Everly
Barbara Chase
Bernita Clifton
Sharon Gossett
Janet Mintz
Mines
Donnie Reeves
Ray Colvin
A. H. Russell
Henry Barnow
Surprise Birthday Fete for Mrs Ada McQueen
A group of friends hosted a surprise birthday party for Mrs Ada McQueen at her home on Wednesday evening. Attendees included Mrs Simon Brooks Mrs Carl Jenkins Mrs Oneal Smith Mrs Joan Blanton Mrs Mary Riggs Mrs Ruby Hall Mrs Elsie Shue and Mrs Lizzie Mae Davis. Refreshments were served and gifts presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada McQueen
N. Santa Fe
Mmes
Simon Brooks
Carl Jenkins
Oneal Smith
Joan Blanton
Mary Riggs
Ruby Hall
Elsie Shue
Lillie Mae Davis
Mrs. Ira Grogan Leads Prayer Band Meeting
Mrs. Ira Grogan led a Prayer Band session before a Women's Missionary Assn. meeting of the United Brethren in Christchurch. Rev Effie Simon taught Africa on a Bridge. Members and guests numbered 11 plus five children and three visitors. Next gathering set for July 6 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Grogan
Women's Missionary Assn
United Brethren
Christchurch
Effie Simon
Africa
Mmes
A. E. Turner
Elmer Mathews
John Bodin
Elmer Gibson
Edward McKenzie
Grogan
Simon
Bill White
Mathews
Ellen Bailey
McKenzie
Live Wires 4 H Cooking Class Meets Here
The Live Wires 4 H cooking class held its first meeting on May 28 at instructor Mrs. Virginia Larson home Officers were elected with Linda Huffman as president Regina Larson as Vice President Linda Mills as secretary and Cindy Daniels as reporter Judy Daniels assigned duties The correct way to measure was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Larson
Judy Daniels
Linda Huffman
Regina Larson
Linda Mills
Cindy Daniels
Sub Debs Give Bids at Rushing Events and Crafts Ad
Sub Debs Club submitted bids for membership to 15 of 23 rushees after a week of events. Silence day observations preceded a candlelighting ceremony with rushees and actives, followed by parties at Judy Montague’s home and a swimming picnic at Kenneth Keas Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Truitt
Judy Montague
R. J
Kenneth Keas
Frances Brazil
Judy Bower
Miss Truitt
Donna Moon
Rush
Carol Barnhart
Robert Manley
Robert Williams
Dinner meeting highlights taught safe eating habits
Regina Larson led a class meal featuring pan fried steak baked potatoes lettuce salad muffins lemonade and gingerbread with sauce. Sherrie and Cindy Daniels demonstrated proper dish washing followed by Regina Larson speaking on good eating habits Judy Daniels brought the meeting to a close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Larson
Sherrie
Cindy Daniels
Judy Daniels
Plan Installation Of Rainbow Officers
The Order of the Rainbow for Girls will hold open installation of officers at the Masonic Temple at 2 p.m. Sunday. The public is invited. Billie Solomon will be installed as worthy advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Billie Solomon
Dress Pattern Preview for Summer Wrap Dress
Pattern 9015 offers a breezy wrap style in cotton with optional embroidery. Includes half sizes 14 through 24 and yardage for 45 inch fabric. Send fifty cents for pattern and add address, size, and style number to The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. P
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Marian Martin
Marion Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
Marriage Can't Be Based On Sympathetic Feeling
Ann Landers advises that love cannot be taught or forced. A 21 year old woman explains she never loved her 23 year old fiancé who asks for marriage, while his offer to build a home and teach her to love him only causes distress. The column warns against marrying for pity and urges ending dating to avoid long heartbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Phil
Ann
Edith Jones Presides At Evangelical Guild Meeting
Mrs. Edith Jones presided Thursday afternoon at the IC Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren church. Eleven members and guest Mrs. Lillie Rowley met at Mrs. Ernest Wahl’s home. Devo tions by Mrs. Lyle Clark and a door prize won by Mrs. Funk. A donation to the Mark Bright fund and Fourth of July favors for Neosho Manor residents planned. Mystery sister gifts exchanged. refreshments by Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Wahl. Next meeting July 7 at church annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Jones
IC Guild
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lillie Rowley
Ernest Wahl
W. Ltd
Lyle Clark
L. O. Funk
Mark Bright
Neosho Manor
Mary Edwards
Wahl
UCT Auxiliary Meets for Dessert at Maple Leaf
Ten members and a guest of the UCT Auxiliary met Thursday at the Maple Leaf for a two o clock dessert. Mrs. John Walters, senior counselor, led a short business meeting and a donation was made to the Mark Neosho Memorial Hospital Bright fund. The group worked on hospital scrapbook projects. The next meeting will be a picnic for Council and Auxiliary members at 6:30 p.m. June 15 in Santa Fe Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UCT
Maple Leaf
John Walters
Mark Neosho Memorial Hospital
Bright Fund
Council
Santa Fe Park
Daily Transit Hospital Notices and Births
Daily hospital notice lists visiting hours and age limit plus yesterday admissions and dismissals for several patients. Births today report a girl to Becks and a boy to Dalings. Police traffic citations note five drivers posting $5 bonds for speeding and a stop light violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Murreel
Earlton
Teresa de la Torre
S. Steuben
Michelle Jerome
Gordon Smith
W. Mulberry
Loyd Barry
South Mound
Clyde FE. Rousch and Son
N. Grant
Evelyn Spurrier
W. Main
Lena Clements
Humboldt
Floyd E. Ellis
Judson Wilson
W. 4Th
Clint Keller
Earl Ikehorn
S. Highland
Robert McAlexander
S. Ashby
Billy D. Beck
N. Garfield
Owen Daling
Walnut
Guy Car Baker
Leslie OD. Brooks
Thayer R
Harold Swigger
Coffeyville FE
B. Howell
Community group meeting notes and travel pictures
Mrs Heilman led recreation as refreshments were served. The next meeting is July 7 at 8 p m at Big Creek church. The lesson will cover international relations. Mr and Mrs Henry Watkins and Eric will share photos from their Mexico trip.
Social Calendar June 5 1960 Community Events
Sunday events include Great Books Discussion Groups at Grace Episcopal church with social hour at 7 30 p.m. On Monday June 6 1960 Rebekah Lodge meets at Odd Fellows hall with refreshments at 8 p.m. Duplicate Bridge club gathers at Tioga Hotel at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boof
Grace Episcopal Church
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
P.m
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Eight Couples Compete in Scotch Foursome at Country Club
Eight couples played a Scotch foursome Friday night at the Country Club. Mrs. F. G. Hooker and Jay Tabor won first with 41, while Sheila Conn and Ed die Ranz won second with 44. Mrs. Hooker and Tabor will chair the event next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
F. G. Hooker
Jay Tabor
Sheila Conn
Eddie Ranz
Leamona Hostess Highlights Goals and Exchange
Mrs Charles DeWeese hosted the Leamona Home Demonstration unit at Chanute with nine members and five children present. President Lloyd Rensing chaired, and the advisory board announced hiring a county nurse as the year’s project. UNESCO will sponsor a Mexican student to Chanute Junior College next year, living with Dr. and Mrs. Reuben Burkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leamona
Charles DeWeese
Chanute
Lloyd Rensing
Neal Heilman
Clyde Russell
Unesco
Mexico
Chanute Junior College
Reuben Burkman
Earl Reinhardt
State leadership camp highlights for Future Homemakers of America
Janet OConnor and Carol Clements attended a state leadership training camp for the Future Homemakers of America in Goddard. The notice lists several relatives visiting for a funeral, police reports, and upcoming gatherings including Aetna Life Corps Regionnaires in Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet O'Connor
N. Lafayette
Carol Clements
S. Santa Fe
Future Homemakers of America
Goddard
Major League Opens Tonight In Chanute Summer Baseball
Chanute summer baseball schedules a full slate with 29 local teams and about 450 players aged eight to 17. The VFW Major League opens at Highland Park at 7 pm with First National Bank versus Bank of Commerce and Consolidated Oil against Ash Grove. Coffeyville visits City Park for Chanute Legion opener at 2 pm. Don Papst to start for Chanute. Six games set for Monday across four leagues along with Teener League Night Two at Royster Stadium and Pee Wee and Beginner league contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
VFW
Little League
Highland Park
First National Bank
Bank of Com
Merce
Consolidated Oil
Ash Grove
Coffeyville
Chanute American Legion
JayCee
Orley's Cafe
City Park
Self Service
Penney's
Wilson's Clothiers
Munger's
Eub
Potter's Hatchery
Nation's Cleaners
IGA
Community notices and hospitality events in Humboldt area
After an auction sale Mrs. Kaufman hosted 19 members and two guests. Visitors included Mrs Ina Kelley and Mrs Ernst Karns. Various locals shared gatherings at the Rensick home and with the Center Grove Ladies Aid. Plans announced for June 15 meeting, and travel and visit details across Humboldt, Iola, Manhatan, Onaga, Fergus Falls, Mingot, and Oklahoma City.
Humboldt High Drama Honors Award Recipients
Humboldt High announced stage and acting awards for drama students led by J F Brucel. Garry Wright received lights and curtain, Sandy Wolford stage manager, Ed Pinkley service award for Afterwards, Kay Nash for original program design, and seniors Charles Hiller Terry Kidd JoAnn Coltrane Jane Magill Janice Blattner Bill Pullman Shirley Leonard Doug Davis won acting honors. Funeral services for Lloyd Bauer attended by family from Tulsa Topeka Coffeyville Haven and others. The MBS club met with Mrs Roy Kaufman with lesson on How You Worship and will resume Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Brucel
Garry Wright
Sandy Wolford
Jack Porter
Warren Walkerm
Paul Finney
Gerald Headly
Charles Hiller
Terry Kidd
JoAnn Coltrane
Jane Magill
Janice Blattner
Bill Pullman
Shirley Leonard
Doug Davis
Properitto
Ed Pinkley
Humboldt
Tri-Valley League
Kay Nash
Lloyd Bauer
W. V Bauer
Tulsa
W A. Cardle
Nina
Beth
Topeka
Rufus Bauer
Coffeyville
David Bauer
Jerry
Randy
Mike Chanute
Arthur Stephen
Haven
MBS Club
Roy Kaufman
Dale Kaufman
Millard Cress
R. B. Wil
Centerville Picnic Set At Erie Golf Course
Erie residents plan the Centerville township picnic tomorrow at the Erie golf course clubhouse with a covered dish dinner. Rosa Morrison and daughter visit Jackson Mississippi relatives. Craig graduates in mechanical engineering from Kansas State and heads to Wright Air Development Division. several locals travel for summer work and camp trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville Township
Erie Golf Course
John FE. Craig
Ernest Craig
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Wright Air Development Division
Dayton
Ohio
Bob Hill
William S. Hill
University of Kansas
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn
Local families share summer plans and visits in Chanute
The Chanute Tribune notes Adell wins an all expense trip and delays travel for a Miami vacation. Mrs. Ross DeBus visits Lufkin with daughter and family. Gregory and Terri of Topeka stay for a weekend with Mr and Mrs Leon Whitworth and attend a relative's wedding in Savonburg. Audrey Ewen visits Wichita relatives. Tom Hudsons buy Vincent Horton residence on North Main and plan to sell former home. Capt and Mes AEF Dickerson and Mark of Wichita return home after visiting Mrs Ha ger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Amos
McGowen
East 4Th
James EF. Pierce
West 7Th
Leon Whitworth
Chanute
Erie
Wilderness
Coffeyville
Merle Smith
Leonard Treadway
Dale Adell
Topeka
P McKinnie
Robert Whitworth
Gregory
Terri
Savonburg
Audrey Ewen
Wichita
Tom Hudson
Vincent Horton
North Main
Hudson
Capt
Mes Aef
Dickerson
Mark
Trixie Hager
Death of Effie Jemima Johnson at 72 in Topeka
Effie Jemima Johnson 72 died this morning at Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital. She lived at 1599 Harrison Topeka and was born November 17 1887 in Irving. A Trinity Methodist Church member in Topeka she is survived by three sisters Eva Johnson Milo Johnson of Chanute Amanda Williams of Grand Junction and a brother William Johnson of Blue Rapids. Funeral 2 pm Monday at Padden Funeral Home Frankfort with burial Antioch Cemetery Marshall. The body lies in state at Johnson Mortuary until Monday morning. Memorials may be made to the Patient's Benefit Fund at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Jemima Johnson
Southeast
Frankfort
Antioch Cemetery
Marshall
Johnson Mortuary
Last rites for Harry Saar held at Roy Gibson Funeral Home
Funeral service conducted Friday afternoon for Harry Saar at Roy Gibson Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Life presiding from Evangelical United Brethren church. Interment followed at Elmwood cemetery as pallbearers J. J. Wasser, Sam V. Dixon, W. W. Mitchem, M. W. Drisdell, Glen Dormois, and Os man Bates served. Music by Mrs. Dale Stemple Mrs. Ethel Reno and Mrs. Elmer Oliver sang Ivory Palaces and In The Garden.
Reserve Unit In Training Heads To Louisiana Camp
Twenty seven members of the U S Army Reserve unit at Humboldt depart for two weeks of summer camp training at Camp Leroy Johnson near New Orleans Louisiana The Shore Platoon attached to the 662d Transportation Company of Emporia will join the group at Emporia Travel by bus to Topeka for flight to Louisiana The main body is expected to return by plane on June 18 arriving in Topeka about 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army Reserve
Humboldt
Camp
Leroy Johnson
New Orleans
662D Transportation Company
Emporia
Topeka
Louisiana
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Alice Brooks
N. Steuben
Carol Berthoz
Linda Bower
Marilyn Caldwell
Jeanie Casey
Peggy Dormois
Elaine Durham
Andrea Evans
Julie Hanson
Mary Kay Hasty
Cindy Harris
Barbara Hunt
Karen Kreider
Deedra Lucas
Sonja Nelson
Sandy Park
Karen Poos
Linda Rhodes
Diane Weber
Linda Wiggans
Pam Wilson
Margie Wortman
Linda Youngberg
Pat Tayloe
Jane
Betty
Akron
Guild
Daily Transcript
Peoples Cleaners
N. Highland
A. B. Chauncey
eorTe” Laundry
Brotton Laundry
Harry Saar
Logan Prichard
Frank Shoaf
Malcom Saar
Ray Martin
Kansas City
Kas
Thais McNeil
Oklahoma City
Jack Prichard
Glen Ryer
Ed Klewer
Caney
Gladys Harper
Coyville
T. D. Saar
John R. Cassel
Denver
Cassel
Harry B. Davis
Leonard Wehlage
Tennessee
Ed Campbell
Garfield
Campbell
G. L. Tasche
Edith
Thomas Spence
Washington
A. H. Krone
W. 7Th
Aetna Life Corps of Regionnaires
Broadmoor Hotel
Colorado Springs
Krone
Melvin Bradfield
Bradfield
L. C. Bradfield
Dolph Martin
Martin
Joe Turner
Kathy
University of Kansas Medical Center
William Roneick
F Ii
Starkey
Iola
Strong City
Lazy R Ranch
Ed Rensicks
Gayla Jo Cress
Onaga
J. A. VanNice
David
Janie
Susan
Gardner
Chanute, Kas
F.D.I.C
Erie & Vicinity
Rosa Morrison
Seth Nation
Jackson, Miss
Sam Shackelford
Shackelford
Nation
The
Miami
Fla
Adell
Ross DeBus
Lufkin, Tex
Helen James
Effie Jemima Jearson
Floyd Lt. Johnson
Fred L. Iot
Johnson
Mortuary
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