Powell-Puckett Vows at Parsons
Beverly Joan Powell and Mitchell Lewis Puckett were united in a double ring ceremony at Central Avenue Christian Church Parsons. The couple known by families plan futures with Pauls and Kansas State College ties noted.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1967
Page
3
Beverly Joan Powell and Mitchell Lewis Puckett were united in a double ring ceremony at Central Avenue Christian Church Parsons. The couple known by families plan futures with Pauls and Kansas State College ties noted.
Erie couple Mr. and Mrs. Morris Raney announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Mar dell Raney to Larry Robert Weidert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Weidert of Erie. Linda is a 1967 Erie High School graduate and works for Henry M. Smith Grain in St. Paul. Weidert attends Neosho County Community Junior College and works for Neosho Valley Creamery. No date set.
Center Ridge Evangelical United Brethren hosted a Chanute area youth rally. Rev. Melvin Owen spoke. six area churches participated with 36 youths and 15 sponsors. Elaine Buttermore presided over the business meeting. Refreshments were served.
Community listings show meetings and events for June 8 and 9 1967. American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building dinner 6 30 p.m United Presbyterian Women Sewing Group church 9 a.m Ladies Day Golf Country Club 1 15 p.m Sweet Adelines 910 W Elm 7 30 p.m Thursday Bridge Club Mrs E D Hardendorf 611 S Central 1 30 p.m Tioga BH Unit Mrs Henry Myers 202 S Highland 2 p.m Peace and Progress EH Unit Mrs Roy Wiles 117 S Larson 2 p.m Friday June 9 Miriam Circle Rebekah Lodge Santa Fe Park 6 30 p.m LA of B of LF and E Carpenters Hall luncheon 12 30 p.m IOOF hall 7 30 p.m Senior Citizens Memorial Bldg covered dish lunch rides 8 11 30 a.m We Who Club Sawyer Hall 1 30 p.m Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 a.m Bridge Country Club 1 30 p.m Rainbow EH Unit Mrs Charles Rickerson 622 S Malcolm 1 30 p.m Hobby Club Mrs Pearl G Hooker 816 N Grant 2 p.m
The Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant held a regular Tuesday evening session in the Odd Fellows Hall presided by Mrs. R. L. Christie. Frances Cloud of Fort Scott led the inspection and drill practice while Mrs. Belle Milby and Janice Hole served refreshments.
Wilbert I. Buntin of Erie attends the combined state vocational agriculture teachers conference and Kansas association convention at Manhattan this week. He will present a lesson on Boundary Lines of a Farm on Friday morning. More than 200 teachers and supervisors participate.
Jerry Hovorka son of Mr and Mrs Jack Hovorka 1014 S Tennessee celebrated his 5th birthday Tuesday evening with an outing in Santa Fe Park Guests at the cookout were Mark Crawford Mark Murrill Danny Haight Eddie Elder Jeffrey Hovorka Mark Haight and Jay Havorka assisted with games and entertainment following ice cream and cake.
A picnic at Highland Park yesterday paid tribute to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Greenfield and family from Reed City Michigan visiting relatives in the area. Attendees included numerous local residents and extended family members from Kansas and nearby cities.
Mr and Mrs L E Kreider of 605 S Lafayette attend Karen Kreiders graduation at the University of Kansas Lawrence where she earns a BS in secondary education. She will serve as resident director at McCollum Residence Hall this summer.
The Chanute Cosmetologists Assn held its regular monthly meeting Monday evening at Majestic Beauty Salon with six members present. Mrs. Jack Colborn chaired. The next gathering is July 10 with a pre meeting dinner at Orchid Buffet, followed by demonstrations by a cosmetic company at Majestic Beauty Salon.
Slides of the 1966 department meeting were shown by Martin Geeding to members of the Veterans of World War I and Auxiliary in the Memorial Building. A covered dish dinner served 85 members. district leaders from Pittsburg Oklahoma City Chanute and Iola attended. Next meeting planned for Humboldt with a covered dish dinner.
The Chanute Community Theater Group needs at least 17 cast members for this year with only three roles filled. Three comedies and one melodrama are scheduled. Enthusiasts should attend next rehearsals Tuesday to Thursday from 7 30 to 10 p.m. at the Launching Pad.
Mrs. Wilbur Thompson led the Victory EH Unit at Mrs. Glen McLaren’s home 703 S. Plummer with 12 members attending. Reports from chairmen on civil defense international relations cultural arts mental health and safety were given along with workshop updates. A booth for the Neosho County fair under Mrs. Prosser was planned and the mobile art van is set to visit Chanute on July 8 and 9.
Harmon-Schooley reunion held at Highland Park on Sunday featured a basket dinner at noon. Attendees included Edmond Grub and family Siloam Springs Arkansas Flora Keef Cleaver Missouri Mable Wesner Cleaver Missouri Rupert Harmon Springfield Missouri Carol and Gayle Miller Maryville Missouri Lysle Stout Pampa Texas Clifford Holley Larey Parsons Kansas Floren Johnston Altamont Floyd Cre ar Hume Missouri A B Ryder Katheryn Rider Wichita Rufus Barnard Humboldt Ethel Brennan Etta Compton Kansas City Norman Youngberg Rick and Pat Lawrence Missouri.
The engagement of Holly Harris to Bill Goodwin is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Joe E Harris of 401 South Ash by. Goodwin is the son of Mr and Mrs A E Goodwin of 221 South Steuben. Harris attends summer school at Kansas State Teachers College in Emporia while Goodwin, a 1967 graduate of Junior College, will attend KSTC Emporia this fall.
Directions to reach the Tribune by phone if the primary line is unavailable. If the call cannot be completed during business hours, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
The Vilas Lutheran Church Women held a Sunday gathering led by president Mrs. Clarence Nelson. Mrs. Gates reported and the group voted to cover part of youth camp Washunga and Leadership school costs at Bethany College. Devotions by Mrs. A F Solomonson and a prayer lesson by Mrs. H Anderson closed the meeting followed by a pot luck lunch for seven members and four visitors.
The article lists newborns in the area, including Rebecca Lynn Savidge at 1524 S Central on May 21, Ann Nicolette Orozco at 121 S Kansas on May 26, Rhonda Leigh Embry at 203 E 10th on May 28, Richard Anthony Dela Torre Jr at 1017 S Forest on May 30, Mary Whitney St Clair at 1105 St Larson on May 31, and Amy Jo Barnby at 317 S Rutter on June 4.
Some cooks experiment by adding horseradish from a bottle to blue cheese dressing. The mix may enhance the flavor for a household marinade or sauce.
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