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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1956

Page

3

Local Wedding Guests Travel From Several Cities

The wedding attendance included out of town guests such as Mrs. Pearl Malson Mr and Mrs Gail Malson Linda Mr and Mrs Earl Reinhardt and sons Bill and Gene Chanute Mr and Mrs A J Elliott Earlton Mrs Ken Prickett Omaha Ned Mr and Mrs John Elliott Karen and Nelson Wichita.

Pearl Malson Chanute Gail Malson Linda Earl Reinhardt Bill Gene A. J. Elliott Earlton Ken Prickett Omaha Ned John Elliott Karen Nelson Wichita

Malson Moorman Nuptials in Hutchinson Congregational Church

Carolyn Kay Malson daughter of Mrs. Marvin Dixon Hutchinson and Kelley Malson of Garden City married Fredrick Lee Moorman son of Mr. and Mrs. John Moorman Hutchinson R 3 at 1 30 PM Sunday in Hutchinson Congregational church The ceremony featured pink gladioli greenery and candleabra The Rev J Henry Hornung performed the vows Harold Moorman and Mrs Charles Ebeling provided music The bride wore petal white Chantilly lace and tulle with a coronet of sequins and pearls The veil was imported illusion and she carried a cascade of pink roses The bridal party included maid of honor Mrs Glen Heidebrecht best man Ted Dean Nicker son bridesmaids LaDonna Malson and Mrs Joe Hollowell ushers Sam Mood Wichita Earl Wright Charles Roth and Glen Heidebrecht flower girl Nancy Moorman taper-lighters Bruce Moorman The reception was assisted by several Mrs Elliott Rinehart Nininger Murray Judy Nininger Bonnie East Pat Moore and Carol Heidebrecht They plan to live in Hutchinson where Moorman works for Plains Inc and the bride is employed by Lerner Vogue Both attended Hutchinson Junior College The bride and her parents are former Chanute residents.

Carolyn Kay Malson Marvin Dixon Hutchinson Kelley Malson Garden City Fredrick Lee Moorman John Moorman Hutchinson Congregational Church Glen Heidebrecht Ted Dean Nickerson LaDonna Malson Joe Hollowell Sam Mood Wichita Earl Wright Charles Roth Nancy Moorman Nelson Elliott Bruce Moorman

Erie Chapter Honors Ruth Stafford and Guests

Erie Chapter No 136 OES honored Ruth Stafford district 16 aid, along with Ruth Chansler and Katherine Munger at a meeting in Erie. Attendees from Chanute Sunflower Chapter included Munger Ed Peterson Rensing Hanson Meeker Camerell. Friendship night attendance from Eva No 18 in Independence noted.

Erie OES Ruth Stafford District 16 Ruth Chansler Katherine Munger Chanute Sunflower Chhapter Munger Ed Peterson Joe Rensing Etta Hanson Francis Meeker John ‘Camerell Harold Cox Tom Wilson Sunflower Eva Independence

Dress pattern 9014 half sizes by Marian Martin

Simple sewing pattern description for a Marian Martin dress pattern 9014 offering half sizes 14 to 24. Notes bodice with tucks skirt flare and hip pockets, designed to fit with no alteration issues. Size 16 requires about 3 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric.

Marian Martin

Advertisement for pattern mailing and address instructions

Notice instructs mailing of thirty five cents plus five cents per pattern to Marian Martin care of The Chatote Tribune Pattern Dept in New York. Readers must print name address zone size and style number plainly for 1st class mailing.

Marian Martin Chacote Tribune West I1th St New York II N.Y

White Shrine Honors Beach At Reception

Don C. Beach was honored with a reception by Golden Shrine No. 8 in the Masonic Temple. A 225-guest three course dinner featured beach decor and a program with songs, solos, and a Rainbow Girls act. Open house followed at Beach’s home with numerous guests from across the region.

Beach Don C. Beach Shepherds Masonic Temple Golden Shrine No. 8 Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Shelton Propst PWOS Ralph Fleming Melvin Wilson WOS J. D. Lightfoot Gus Mauss PSWHP Shrine Edith Magner Fleming Aubrey Conrow Sam Willis Floyd Kelley John Billings Humboldt Helen Cooley WHP Parsons Robert Koch Edna Petterson Allan Colgar Walter Treloggen Rainbow Girls Carolyn Loveau Billy Soloman Cooley Don Beach W. Main

Victory Home Demonstration Unit Meeting Recalls Picnic Idea

Seventeen members answered roll call at the Victory Home Demonstration Unit meeting held yesterday at the home of Mrs. Homer Waggoner. Mrs. George Morehead presided with a good grooming lesson by Mrs. Charles Carter and a recreation led by Mrs. Morehead. Guests included Mrs. Merle Ruggles and Mrs. Fred Bower. The July meeting will be at Union Valley school.

Victory Home Homer Waggoner George Morehead Charles Carter Morehead Merle Ruggles Fred Bower Union Valley School House

Erie teen among candidates for Neosho County dairy princess

Margaret Knetzer of Erie R 3 is among candidates for the Neosho County dairy princess contest on June 16. At 19, she is 5 feet 5 inches and weighs 115 pounds. A Erie High School and Chanute Junior College graduate, she plans to teach in Chanute elementary schools next term and has been active in 4-H and Methodist youth work. She attended Girls State in 1953 and was Erie football queen in her freshman and sophomore years. her family has dairy interests spanning 30 years.

Margaret Knetzer Erie R. 3 Neosho County Erie High School Chanute Junior College Chanute Miss Knetzer Erie

Shower honors Mrs. Goodnough on visit from west coast

Mrs. Lawrence Goodnough of San Diego, visiting with her husband, headlined a miscellaneous shower at 905 N. Garfield hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartholomew. The event featured a patriotic sea theme, gift table with a lighted ship, games with prizes, and punch and cake. Several relatives and friends from Wichita Kansas City and San Diego attended or sent gifts.

Lawrence Goodnough West Coast Fred Bartholomew N. Garfield G. C. van Nice Humboldt Goodnough Delores Brown Chanute Ray Brown SN Goodnough U.S. Naval Forces San Diego Edith Jones Diana Osborn van Nice Charles Bartholomew Lawrence G. Goodnough Leo Plake Wilford Kansas City John B. Bartholomew Barbara Kester Wichita H. L. Goodnough Dorothy

Local SocietyNotes Highlight Community Figures

The item lists residents and notable names including Hays, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Van Nice, Mr. and Mrs. AL Good, Mrs. George Wheat, Mrs. Homer Byers, Mrs. Charles Tripp, Mrs. Carl Keys, Araminta and Karen Brown, reflecting social entries in the community.

Mond Hays J. A. van Nice AL Goodwin George Wheat Homer Byers Charles Tripp Carl Keys Araminta Karen Brown

Hayworth Family Reunion Honors J A Hayworth in Kansas City

A Kansas City Sunday family reunion at Swope Park celebrated the birthday of J A Hayworth of Hickman Mills. Attendees included numerous Hayworths and relatives from Humboldt Independence Butler Paris Liberty Gardner and Kansas City with many children and spouses present.

Swope Park Kansas City J. A. Hayworth Hickman Mills Hickman F. C. Hayworth Humboldt

House warming for Nathan Holes in Chanute area

A house warming Saturday night honored Mr and Mrs Nathan Hole in their new 3 bedroom ranch home nine miles southeast of Chanute. Guests included Gene Lance Fort Scott Ernest Cloud Milton McClintick Emmett Dowling Clarence Shively Walnut Roy Riffe Walter Meeker Eric George Neely Jerry Randy Edna Fergu on Drusilla Troutman Silas Hummer Forest Frederick Bill Martha Jess McCoy Lew Snowden Carl Rutledge Art Trabue Barston Frances Marie Vaughan Pensacola Fla Mari vin Young Alonzo Butcher Lary Baker Lee Pat Joe Lawrence Miller Thea Bogish Wichita Ira Lowmaster Galesburg Lee Ward A L Spence Bruce Jacquette Lavonburg John L Gilmore Glynn Stirewall Urbana T W Haynes Lester Sommers A C Barker Edgar Gilbert Walter W Myers Charles O Beck Ray Dennis Fred Hummer Orlie McCoy W W Wood L H Ingraham Rex King Harold Lowe Clyde Pauline Darrene Leon Bpence Linda Steven Phyllis Vyrl Feger LeRoy Hunt Theo Baker Kay W H Armstrong Fred Cole Irene Moore Ruth Schulenberg Jean Lester Wayne Janice Kay Hole Florence Taylor Chanute.

Nathan Hole R. J Chanute Hole Gene Lance Fort Scott Mmes Ernest Cloud Milton McClintick Emmett Dowling Clarence Shively Walnut Roy Riffe Walter Meeker Eric George Neely Jerry Randy Edna Fergu Drusilla Troutman Silas Hummer Forest Frederick Bill Martha Jess McCoy Lew Snowden Carl Rutledge Art Trabue Barston Frances Marie Vaughan Pensacola Fla Marivin Young Alonzo Butcher Lary Baker Lee Pat A. C. Barker Edgar Gilbert Walter W. Myers Charles O Beck Ray Dennis Family Fred Hummer Orlie McCoy W. W. Wood L. H. Ingraham Rex King Harold Lowe Clyde Pauline Darrene Leon Bpence Linda Steven Phyllis Vyrl Feger LeRoy Hunt Theo Baker Kay W. H. Armstrong Fred Cole Irene Moore Ruth Schulenberg Jean Lester Wayne Janice Kay Hole Florence Taylor Herman Fehr W. H. Taylor

Chanute High School Class of 1921 Plans Reunion

The Chanute High School graduating class of 1921 schedules a 35th reunion with a 6 p.m. banquet at the Tioga Hotel. Fifty members from across the U S and Kansas will attend, including nine Chanute residents. Three former teachers Mabel Hudson Jeanette Wickstrom and Adeline Hill Fortney will join as guests.

Chanute High School Tioga California Oregon Texas Illinois Arkansas Michigan Iowa Oklahoma Missouri Wisconsin Kansas Chanute Milo Johnson Mabel Hudson Jeanette Wickstrom Adeline Hill Fortney

Ladies Day Golf At Country Club

Twenty five women competed in handicap play at the Ladies Day Golf event at the Country Club. Mrs. Raymond W. Radford tied Nancy Nelson for first with 39s in the championship flight. Flight winners: A Mrs. Lyle Holman 39, B Mrs. Bruce Burris 40, C Mrs. C. A. Wood 38, D Mrs. C. H. Bailey 45. Radford chaired the event with Mrs. Dean Gough assisting. Next Tuesday Marge Cook will be Ladies Day chairman.

Raymond W. Radford Nancy Nelson Lyle Holman Flite Bruce Burris C. A. Wood C. H. Bailey Radford Dean Gough Marge Cook

Leanna Church Ends Bible School

A two week Bible school at Leanna Christian Church ended with a picnic dinner Friday. Sunday school program featured the four smallest classes singing and others conducting quizzes. Teachers included Estil Cottle Kenneth Ingels Floyd Roberts Gene Pool Fred Pugh Robert Lopeman Janice Laver and George Alford. Forty two enrolled.

Leanna Christian Church Bible School Mmes Estil Cottle Kenneth Ingels Floyd Roberts Gene Pool Fred Pugh Robert Lopeman Janice Laver George Alford Earl Dean Alford

Tiegreen Guild Plans Benevolent Gift After Supper

The Dorothy Tiegreen Guild of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met at Santa Fe Park for a covered dish supper with 12 members and four children. Mrs Shockey gave the blessing, Mrs Cox presided, devotions were read from Isaiah and The Garden of My Soul, and prayer closed by Mrs Youngberg. The guild voted to send 25 dollars to Bacone to help furnish a cottage.

Joe Turner Glenn Shockey Dorothy Tiegreen Guild Grant Avenue Baptist Church Santa Fe Park Shockey Leo Cox Edward McGeehee Isaiah Vernon Youngberg Bacone

Etiquette Guide on White Stationery and Dinner Announcements

The guidance recommends white stationery for men and advises announcing at a large dinner toward the dessert phase. The father of the bride-elect should rise to propose.

Etiquette Question on Place Setting for Knives and Forks

A guide answers a question about proper place setting noting knives or forks should never be propped against the plate. The correct practice is to place the entire implement on the upper right edge of the plate with the handle on the table.

Betty Bob

How Can I Fill Pin Cushions With Coffee Grounds

A home craft tip suggests using dried coffee grounds to stuff pin cushions. The grounds resist packing, helping maintain cushion shape and fullness.

How to make a varnish remover and reuse inner tubes

A reader asks for varnish remover tips. The answer recommends dissolving one quart of caustic soda in three quarts of warm water and applying with a coarse sponge. It also suggests cutting old inner tubes into mats for use under flower pots.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Marvin Dixson Malson-Moorman J. Henry Hornung Harold Moorman Charles Ebeling Earl Rinehart Larry Nininger Don Murray Judy Nininger Bonnie East Pat Moore Carol Heidebrecht Bride Juanita Mauss Carrie Coe Peoria Howard Barton Buffalo Harry Cole Oak Park JIL Berneice Merrill SWHP Detroit Marguerite Dutsch Tulsa Anne Eastman Minneapolis Elfielda Schilau Chicago Rauss Thomas Durham N.C Dc Black Wiseman Tyle News Style News Valve News Penney Penney's Towncraft Mrs. Goodnough Hayworth Homer F. Brinkman David Chapute George McKaska Clarence Fads Roberta Terry Peggy Jackie Clarence Jr W. C. Eads Margi Lou Herbert M. Dutton Mike Shellie George MacDonald Danny Wayne Tinsley Cathy Owen Kearns Charles Ferris W. E. MacDonald Charles A. Ferris Ray Hayworth Leslie Steve Floyd Tinsley Clyde Hayworth Sail Aulgur Paul Benford Carl Tinsley Baby Pat Ferris Robert L. Hayworth Buttler Johnnie Ramsey Paris Ted Marsh Theodra Rebecca Liberty Bill Koppitz Sharon Richard Hickman Millis R. Eugene Willis Nanci Brian Capri Gardner Nathan Holes Leanna Church Ends Bible School Tiegreen Guild Meets Carnegie Johnson Furniture MAIN Lincoln Chanute, Kansas Lucien Lelong Sirocco Balalaika Sweetpea Muguet N. Lincoln Tioga Specialty Shop
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