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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
3
Linda Lee Stoll and Anthony F. Fazio married in an Evangelical United Brethren Church ceremony. The couple’s families and friends attended a candlelight double ring service followed by a reception. The bride, an occupational therapist, and groom, a psychology doctoral student, plan to live in Amherst Massachusetts.
Miss Jeanice Wellens of St Francis is named Young Career Girl of the year at the Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women closing session in Wichita. She will receive an all expense paid trip to the national BPW convention in Washington July 25 29. Also honored is Miss Lucille Koddoo Coffeyville for the Mary B award. New Kansas BPW officers are Mrs Opal R Helen Wichita president and Ruth F Potter Garden City first vice president.
A Tuesday social calendar lists Hulda Parker Chapter OES at the Masonic Temple 8 p.m. and multiple circles and clubs with afternoon and evening meetings at various local venues including Masonic Temple Memorial Building Maple Leaf Tea Room EUB Church Methodist Church Tioga Hotel and Westview Baptist Chapel.
Carol Helton married James A. Roberts Jr at First Methodist Church in a 7 p m service. Dr Duff Wagoner officiated as Nancy Roberts and Linda Winkler led bridal party. The couple plans home in Lawrence after a wedding trip.
Vilas HD Unit met at Vilas church with Mrs Otho York and Mrs Robert Olson hosting. Marilyn Schaus taught on Selection and Care of Cutlery while Mrs Dwight Olson led recreation. Door prize went to Mrs Robert Olson. cakes donated to TB hospital. Next meeting July 6 at Mrs Milton Dorris’s home.
Willing Workers 4-H club met at Hillcrest school Thursday with 26 members present. Lynnta Swiler was chosen as Dairy Princess. The meeting featured safety project distribution, group singing by Janie Neely, demonstrations and a cake, piano solo by Larry Paulie, project talk by Janie Dent, knitting and washing knits and wools by Mary Neely, guitar singing, and recreation led by Connie Neely. Junior officers will preside at the July 1 meeting.
Mr and Mrs J A Roberts of 414 W Sixth hosted a rehearsal dinner Saturday at the Tic Toc Restaurant in Humboldt for their son James A Roberts Jr and his bride to be Carol Helton. The wedding took place Sunday evening at the First Methodist Church.
A week of vacation Bible school ended Friday at Colfax Baptist Church. Superintendent was Mrs. Donald Anderson. Average attendance was 64 with the offering going to Bethel Neighborhood Center in Kansas City Kansas. The school closed with a picnic at Route 2 church. The Rev. E. L. Redfield is pastor.
Judy Holliday Oscar winner and Broadway film star known for Born Yesterday died in New York at 41 after a prolonged illness. She entered Mt. Sinai Hospital on May 26 after cancer surgery in 1961 and had been ill for years. Holliday was married to David Oppenheim in 1948 and divorced in 1957. they had one child, Jonathan.
State Weather Kansas City reports the 24 hour period ended at 6 am with a high and low temperature and precipitation totals. Readings cover temperature extremes and rain or snow amounts for the period.
Mr and Mrs Omer W Stoll of 1005 S Allen hosted the wedding party after the rehearsal at the Silver Grill Restaurant. Miss Stoll and Anthony F Fazio were married Saturday evening at the EUB church.
The Chanute Community Theater holds its second meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Heritage room of the public library. New members are sought and plays will be read and acted out. Sign ups for a bus trip are welcome with Mrs Don Tucker serving as director.
Spinach is cooked and seasoned with butter then formed into nests on each plate. A poached egg is slipped into each nest and served with buttered toast for a simple fry lunch.
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