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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1964
Page
3
A Chanute Tribune reader recalls Ann Landers advice on a faked pregnancy and a lawyer who defends a pocketed quarter. The column ends with Desperate asking for yard cleanup guidance and a prompt solution from Ann Landers. Copyright 196)
Neva Leah Crawford and Charles M. Stout wed in a 2:30 pm ceremony at Sharon Baptist Church Wichita. The bride, daughter of Herman Crawford Humboldt and Mrs A R Stout Siloam Springs Ark, wore white nylon tulle with Chantilly lace and a pearl coronet. Attendants wore pink chromespun dresses, reception followed with pink and white decorations. The couple will live at 140 N Hydraulic Wichita after a wedding trip.
The Harmony HD Unit and Mrs. Mildred Wheatley host a Friday gathering at 3 p.m. at 2-1:30 p.m. Four Saquero HD Unit with Mrs. Bilton Mintz. TOPS Determinettes hold a Santa Fe Park breakfast from 5 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bridge at Country Club 1:30 p.m. Dorcas Class at First Christian Church with Mrs. Ette Hanson, 505 W. 3rd, 7:30 p.m. Sunday June 7 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at 100F hall 2:30 p.m.
Betty Williams writes about kittens’ season and feisty naming games then shifts to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Burris’s New York World’s Fair trip. They offer practical tips for visitors, including walking shoes, hotel reservations, transit options from Times Square, and admission pricing. They note Vatican and Mormon exhibits, moving platforms, and many dining options at the fair.
Mrs Ellen C Pierce and Kenneth L Mellon of Fredonia were united in marriage at the United Brethren church in Chanute in an eight o'clock ceremony. Rev C Ed Rains officiated before baskets of white and pale pink gladioli. The couple will reside in Fredonia after a short wedding trip. Mellon is vice president of the Kansas Bank Note Company and Mrs Mellon previously operated the Self Service Grocery Store in Fredonia.
Mrs Hole hosted 28 members and guest Mrs Lottie Barker of the Royal Neighbors of America Thursday afternoon at her rural home. A covered dish luncheon followed. Mrs Ora Ritter of Oracle led the meeting. A memorial service for Mrs Harold Williams was held. A picnic was planned for July or August at Santa Fe Park.
The Ever Ready 4-H club beginners cooking class met with assistant leader Mrs. Stanley Lundine, R. J., and junior leader Lois Barnhart. Members Debbie Chaney, Vicki James, Ruth Jones, Candy Barr, Vicki Rauhoff, Melody Barr, and Miss Rauhoff prepared ham burgers pudding vegetable lemonade. Next meeting is June 17 at 11 a.m. at Katy Park with mothers as guests.
Kathleen H Wheeler was honored on her second birthday with a party at her home at 1209 W 7th Thursday afternoon. Her parents are Mr and Mrs B D Wheeler. Refreshments of birthday cake and ice cream were served and presents received. Those present were Mrs John Killan William Johnson John Koop Paul Walcht Gary Lantz James Benton and Jose Gonzales. The children were Mike Killan Jennifer Johnson Beth and Oru Koop Judy and David Haight Debbie and Lloyd Lantz Jose Gonzales Robin and Mary Benton.
Zion Lutheran Church circle met Wednesday afternoon in the church hall with Mrs Galen Thorsell presenting a lesson from Women of the Bible The meeting included reports on the May Dodge City convention by Mrs Roy Wall Mrs Robert Lassman Mrs Art Oehlert and Mrs Kenneth Hasty It was reported 17 bags of clothing were packed for World Relief in May Refreshments were served to 10 members by Mrs Bud Edwards and Mrs Irvin Lassman
The second crafts session in the summer women’s arts and crafts program runs 9 a.m. to 12 noon Monday at the Launching Pad. Rose Mary Herold says the session will feature seed pictures. Vera Booe leads and asks attendees to bring wood patterns seeds glue and tweezers. Women who did not finish chipped glass pictures at the first session may continue. Twenty women attended the first session.
The Women s Golf Association played all day Tuesday with a noon luncheon. Winners were Mmes. Robert Man ley A L Cramer Robert Al len John Nation Keith Dodd Charles Broadwell E O Mor ris and David McCune. Chair men were Mrs Bob King and Mrs Dodd. Twenty three women entered. Scotch foursomes will play Friday at five in the evening.
Mrs. Lewis F. Clagg named queen for the month of May at a TOPS Determinettes breakfast in Santa Fe Park. Fifteen members and one guest attended. Top contestants Dorothy Boles Mrs Cragg and Salome Harmon led since April with plans for another contest ending August 7.
The note explains yield from raisins and suggests choosing a No 16 scoop for a measurement around s cup, indicating kitchen-scale guidance for portioning.
Published evenings except Sunday: entered as second ciess matter. end postage held at the post office, Chanute, Kansas. Member Audit Bureau of Cirrculations MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is entified ex clusively to the use for republication of all the local news printed in the news paper as well as e &P news dispatches Benew saa
The Missionary Society of the First Church of God met at Mrs. Mattie Mein's home 1720 S Santa Fe on Thursday afternoon. Vice president Mrs Joseph Adams presided the lesson was given by Mrs Mary Rutherford and Mrs Randall Bell with prayer led by Mrs Carrie Elmore. Refreshments were served to 12 members and one guest.
PEO Chapter DD gathered at 9 30 AM Thursday at Mrs C H Pankratz home 519 S Evergreen. Dr Marilyn Mull received special recognition for earning her medical degree from the University of Kansas. Mrs Dwight McCreightt president reported on the Kansas State Chapter convention held last week in Hays. Entertainment committee aided Mrs Pankratz.
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