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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
3
In this Heloise column readers offer tips from saving pillow slips with towel fabric to sorting trunk boxes for camp, chilling face creams in the fridge, shining chrome with cornstarch, using baby food jars for cereal packs, and cutting paper cups to mix tempera paint.
June 7 schedule lists Victory HD Unit Genemet Waggoner and Mental Health Assn Welfare Office events at Murray Hill School Gem and Mineral Federation and IOOF Hall. Evening luncheons and clubs include Chanute Toastmasters Carpenters Hall and Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Center. Power events feature Women’s golf, Ruth Circle, coin clubs, and church circles with hostess names and locations.
Mrs. Wilma Wells of Route 4 and Verne Carstens of Wichita exchanged wedding vows Sunday morning in the chapel of the First Presbyterian church. The Rev. R. A. Giezentanner officiated in the presence of immediate families and close friends. After a wedding trip they will reside on Route 4. Carstens retired February 1 as Beech Aircraft Company flight operations manager.
Mrs. June Weis of 222 E 7th hosted a rehearsal dinner at the Orchid Buffet Saturday night for Janice Oliver and Jerry Weis who wed Sunday. Attending were Rev Dale Sneeringer, Earl and Mrs Oliver, Ann Sale, Beverly Erickson, Connie Johnson, Philip Oliver, Eddie Maksimowitz, and others from Chanute Kansas City and Chattanooga Tennessee.
Carol Barsby received a 50 year pin from William E. Montgomery at the Vir ginia Lodge No. 315 gathering in Savonburg. Past masters Arthur Myers Melvin Foster Bernard Larson Wallace Erikson and 25 year pins were presented by A C Irby and Armand H. Bishop. About 100 attendees came from Parsons Chanute Moran and Fort Scott with songs by Larry Lindberg and a humorous reading by Linda Mills. Refreshments followed by the Order of Eastern Star.
Nada Eileen Wagoner and Russell Kent Dobson were married at First Methodist Church in a Sunday service officiated by Dr. Wagoner. The ceremony featured white daisies, candlelight, and a processional to classical organ music. The couple, both from prominent local families, plan residence in Dallas after a wedding trip.
Wichita State University awarded more than 735 degrees at its second annual commencement. Gov. William Avery spoke as Emory Lindquist presided with Eldon Sloan assisting. Dallas E. Webster won the William A. Swett prize for top scholastic achievement with a 3.9 GPA and a NAS A traineeship to UW. Cohonors went to Linda Lewis and Sandra Bauscher.
Sandra Byers and Roy Harmon exchanged wedding vows Friday night at 8 o'clock in the Zion Church on Route 2. Dr. Robert A. Giezentanner officiated with members of immediate families present. Attendants were Mickey Harmon and his wife. Parents are Mrs. Leslie Byers and Mr. Harmon. The couple will reside at Tulakes Route 2.
A patio luncheon for 13 members of the We Who Diet Club was hosted Friday noon at 710 W. Beech, the home of Salome Harmon and Dorothy Boles. The meeting was led by Mrs. F. L. Gerardy and included diet contest reports and the admission of new member Mrs. C. E. Franklin.
Best Yet 4 H club held a Wednesday meeting at leader Mrs Harley Kaapps home. Karen Shively Gayla Heilman and others led photography demonstrations and talks. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is June 8 at 1 30 pm at the leader's home for a photography tour. Members should bring a camera and film.
Wichita city commissioner William Tarrant is named the new commandant of the Department of the Kansas Marine Corps League. The appointment places Tarrant in a leadership role within the veterans organization.
The readable fragment lists individuals and places including Jan Denver Mrs Roy Redman Waxahachie Susan Moore Dallas Mrs Charles Dunlap Dave Ranken McPherson Mr and Mrs Larry Dobson Ken Coffing Wichita Jim West Altamont James Curt Neodesha.
Dr and Mrs Elvin Prather and relatives from Manawa Wisconsin and Raytown Missouri visited Mrs Prather and Flottman family in Kansas. Williams sisters from Manhattan and Casper attended a Parson dinner honoring Leo Williams. Roger Erickson, Independence CC graduate, made Phi Theta Kappa and attends Washburn Law after a fast four-year stint. Local groups report meetings and a book review at Tioga Inn Wednesday night.
George Anthony Wheat son of Mrs. George A Wheat 323 West Fifth received a bachelor of arts degree at Wichita State University on Sunday Wheat completed the degree in a ceremony confirming his achievement
The note suggests saving leftover cream from coffee service, whip and sweeten to taste, flavor with salt and vanilla, then freeze for future use. At serving, offer the frozen cream or allow it to defrost as a dessert accompaniment.
Lawrence Kansas AP nearly 3000 University of Kansas graduates receive degrees ending a three day commencement. Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe urges expanded concept for the university as it nears its second century. Wescoe notes a 1.9 million Learned Hall engineering classroom and lab building named for Stanley Learned of Phillips Petroleum Co.
A Friday night bridal shower honoring Elaine Stevens took place at the home of Mrs. Lee Campbell in Altoona with hostesses Mrs. Don Marple and Mrs. Paul Campbell. Miss Stevens is the bride elect of D. L. Stewart of Topeka. guests included family and friends such as Mrs. Charles Stevens, Mrs. Dalton Stewart, Mrs. Nora Wells, and many others. Gifts came from a list of local well wishers including Roy Anderson, Philip Wing, Gene Shockley, and Otho York.
The sixth birthday of Christina Beck was observed with a party in her honor Saturday in Highland Park given by her mother Mrs. Billy Beck. Assisting with the party were Mitzi Beck Sherrie Clifford and Shelley Solomon. Games were played and prizes won by Jill Ann Bentley Joni Noland and Tracy Solomon. Cake ice cream and kool aid were served. Those attending were Wesley Audiss Jill Ann Bentley Danny Clifford Billy Matt Dillon Anita Edwards Rose Ann Goben Rhonda Goodsill William Dean Haynes Clifford and Michelle Jerome Mary Jones Pamela Lee Joni Shari and Tari Noland Patricia Owen Kim Riley Tracy Solomon.
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