Berg Johnson Nuptials in Thayer Neodesha Church
Betty June Berg and Dale A. Johnson wed at 2 30 PM in Bethel Church of God Neodesha in a double ring ceremony with 150 guests. Bridesmaids wore blue and Nile green dresses, reception followed, couple to reside in Independence. The bride teaches in Montgomery County Dist 5a. groom works for the Kansas Highway Commission at Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Betty June Berg
Roy A. Berg
Dale A. Johnson
Carl Johnson
Bethel Church of God
Neodeshia
Dwight Berkstresser
Marilyn Williams
Mulberry
Wayne Coltrain
Neodesha
Nancy Coonrod
Chanute
Dwight Beckstresser
Charles Coltrain
Dwight Beckstresser Jr
Carol Johnson
Judy Lowry
Neva Sloniker
Betty Sloniker
Altoona Rural High School
Chanute Junior College
Mongomery County
Neodesha High School
Kansas Highway Commission
Independence
Hira Lal feature reviewed at Christian Women’s event
Mrs Jim Robinson of Florence reviewed Hira Lal at a spring tea of the Christian Womens Fellowship in the church. Leta Mae Brown wrote the book about 30 years a living link missionary in India. Devotions were by Mrs M C Taylor. the welcome was by Mrs Henry Alford. special numbers included You Can’t Go Wrong sung by Sally Baird with piano by Mrs Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Robinson
Florence
Hira Lal
India
Christian Womens Fellowship
Leta Mae Brown
Kansas City
Kas
Frank Haynes
S. Santa Fe
M. C Taylor
Henry Alford
C. A. Deay
Sally Baird
Hot Springs
Ark
Robinson
The Green Cathedral concert features six singers and piano
A vocal program titled The Green Cathedral was performed by Mmes. W H McMurray E D Horne Fred Montague Glenn Defebaugh Dale Dahlgren Bert Campbell and David Elliott with Mrs. Charles Chauncey at the piano. About 115 attendees enjoyed tea at pastel tables with spring bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Green Cathedral
Mmes
W. H. McMurray
E. D. Horne
Fred Montague
Glenn Defebaugh
Dale Dahlgren
Bert Campbell
David Elliott
Charles Chauncey
BPW Honors New Members at Tioga Hotel Dinner
New members were recognized during a candle light ceremony at the Business and Professional Women club dinner in the Tioga Hotel ballroom. Marie Gibson led the event with Pauline Barker and Gladys Eaton assisting. Seventeen new members were named including Winona Alcock Nana Taylor Leona Scofield Beatrice York Carol Johnson Sylvia Pack Ora Frankeberger Vera Harms Lou Lucas Mary Helen Allen Lillian Allison Ruth Spencer Misser Rebecca Shapter Eleanor Crumley Irene Arnold Mary Jane Banks Marian Fagin. Dorothy Goltry presented this year’s scrapbook to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Womens Club
Tioga Hotel
Marie Gibson
Pauline Barker
Federation Club
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Gladys Eaton
Mmes. Winona Alcock
Nana Taylor
Leona Scofield
Beatrice York
Carol Johnson
Sylvia Pack
Ora Frankeberger
Vera Harms
Lou Lucas
Mary Helen Allen
Lillian Allison
Ruth Spencer
Misser Rebecca Shapter
Eleanor Crumley
Irene Arnold
Mary Jane Banks
Marian Fagin
Dave Petterson
Ada Livingston
Dorothy Goltry
Sym
Topflight leadership fosters single midyear meeting plan
In the business session the group voted for one meeting in July and August on the fourth Wednesday. Mae Wheeler announced an executive board gathering at Mrs. Effie Isham’s home at 7 30 next Wednesday. About 40 people enjoyed red floribunda rose tables while Adeline Fortney and Petterson led group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Wheeler
Effie Isham
Adeline Fortney
Petterson
Circle Meets Circle 2 of Womens Society
The Womens Society of World Service met at the EUB church with Mrs. Frank Percy presiding. Mrs. P A Swan led the lesson Go Tell It Above the Noise of the City assisted by James John Jordan Ernest Wahl and Claude Carver. Mrs. Swan reviewed chapter 1 of the book When.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 2
Womens Society of World Service
EUB
Frank Percy
P. A. Swan
James
John Jordan
Ernest Wahl
Claude Carver
Barathea Guild Meeting At Barathea Service group
The Barathea Guild of the EUB church met Tuesday night with Mrs. John Jordan at 114 Forest, assisted by Marion Shike. Miss Shike led devotions on “Answered Prayer.” Mrs. John Erickson presided at the business meeting. Refreshments followed for 20 members. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barathea Service Guild of
EUB Church
John Jordan
Forest
Marion Shike
Miss Shike
John Erickson
Mariann Staton Weds Vernon Brinkmeyer in Chanute Ceremony
Mariann Staton daughter of G A Staton Petrolia and Vernon Brinkmeyer son of Mrs Ed Brinkmeyer Wichita wed Sunday afternoon at Evangelical United Brethren church. Rev Paul Life officiated with pink and white gladiolas. Attendants included Joan Ford maid of honor and Bill Brinkmeyer best man. The couple plans a home on 216 W Pine after June 15 and previously attended Chanute High School and MFA Refinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariann Staton
G. A. Staton
Petrolia
Vernon Brinkmeyer
Ed Brinkmeyer
Western
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Paul Life
Elmer Oliver
Judy Oliver
Johanna Hill
Joan Ford
Bill Brinkmeyer
Wichita
Gene Nicewaner
Gary Conklin
Nancy Watt
Glenda Johnson
Donna West
Sherry Houser
Mmes
Allen Cochran
Gerald Thurman
Allen Thurman
Harry Dill
W. Pine
Chanute High School
MFA Refinery
Leo Kirkwood
Ottawa
Amos Mason& Lagro
Indiana
Francis M. Brinkmeyer
Carl Brinkmeye
Independence
Wayne Cannon
Pamela
Debra
Sherry Ann
Houston
Tex
B Brinkmeyer
Rebecca
Dale M. George
Hammond
O. L. Staton
Coffeyville
H. F. Crowder
C. A. Croll
A. L. Statonsha
Oscar Gluck
Thayer
Crowder
Sandra Kay
Advance Voice Pupils In Spring Musicale Featured
Dr. Edith Rideau Normelli presented her advanced voice pupils in a spring musicale at Memorial Federation room Tuesday evening before a large audience. Mrs. Edith Young hosted. Highlights included pieces from No No Nanette and varied ensembles with Wayne and Padilla among performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Rideau Normelli
Federation Room of Memorial
Normelli
Edith Young
Kathryn West
Sharon Calhoon
Anita Weber
Diana Weber
Terry Joe Pittser
Mike Wemmer
Larry Ladd
Larry Calhoon
Davy Crockett Outfit Pattern Promises Quick Sew
A sewing pattern offers a three piece Davy Crockett set for children with fringe trim jacket frontier pants and cap. Includes pattern 9118 sizes 4 to 12 and yardage requirements for 35 inch fabric and cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy Crocket
Marian Martin
Davy Crockett
Pattern order form instruction from The Chanute Tribune
A mailed order instruction requesting thirty five cents in coin for a pattern add on five cents per pattern for first class mailing. Addressed to Marian Martin care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept New York NY, with fields NAMF ADDRESS ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER to be printed plainly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sena Tyent
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
Best Dressed Named LOS ANGELES
Tony Curtis and Joan Caulfield named best dressed man and woman by the California Fashion Creators group representing 375 apparel manufacturers. Los Angeles event noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Tony Curtis
Joan Caulfield
California
Nirschl Born Wed at Walnut in Catholic Ceremony
Nirschl and Born families announce the May 28 wedding at St. Patrick's Church Walnut. Nirschl daughter Shirley Ann wore lace over taffeta with a pearl crown veil and red carnations while A McRobert Born wed Vernon Born in Air Force service. Reception at Shamrock Hall followed by a dance and departure for Spokane Washington Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Shirley Ann Nirschl
Charles Nirschl
A. Mc Robert Born
Amos Born
St. Paul
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Frank Baumstark
Joan Born
Clell McClung
Mary Smith
Mary Jane Nirschl
Shamrock Hall
Born
Marilyn Carrol
Clara Ann van Leeuwen
Kathryn Richard
Marilyn Sue Jacquinot
Leonard Jacquinot
Ellen Little
Joyce Nirschl
Nirschl
Shamrock Club
Spokane
Wash
An Air Force Base
Leanna Aid Club Met for Luncheon and Bible Study
The Here & There LEANNA Leanna Aid group met with Mrs. Harry In gels to quilt for the hostess. Seven members answered roll call with Bible verses. Guests included Rev. John Foust and Mrs. Mary Smith. Next meeting is July 12 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanna
Leanna Aid
Harry Ingels
Robert Lopeman
John Foust
Mary Smith
Lopeman
Pound Party Honors Rev Life Return as Pastor
A midweek prayer service at Evangelical United Brethren church preceded a pound party honoring the Rev. Paul Life his wife and children Laurice Dean and Donna. Spring flowers and white tapers decorated the gathering as a token of appreciation for his return to pastorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Paul Life
Laurice
Dean
Donna
Life
Church ladies host tea with Barathea Guild members
Mrs Elmer Robison and Mrs Melvin McGuire supervised the tea table with Wilbur Moffatt assisting alongside the Barathea Service guild. About 70 people attended the church event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes
Elmer Robison
Melvin McGuire
Wilbur Moffatt
Barathea Service Guild
Modern Etiquette Q&A: Grapes to Gifts and Ring Timing
The Q and A covers manners for removing grape seeds discreetly with fingers, sending birthday thoughts to a bereaved family, and wearing an engagement ring promptly after engagement is announced.
Social Calendar Friday Events in LA to ORC 1955
Social calendar items list Friday June 10 1955 activities across Los Angeles to Oregon City including Miriam circle Rebekah lodge Mizpah class at Presbyterian church Philathea class First Baptist Mrs C E Rowley hostess location 923 N Grant and Mrs W E Wilson sewing sack lunch schedule 2 pm to 4 pm events in churches and halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORC
Charles Finney
Grant
Miriam
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
C. E. Rowley
N. Grant
W. FE. Wilson
Methodist Church
Queen Elizabeth Opens Session of Parliament
Queen Elizabeth opened a new session of Parliament in London amid Britain's deep industrial crisis. She pledged Commonwealth resources to peace and urged continued close cooperation with the United States, mentioning the 12 day railroad strike.
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London
Britain
United States
Bed rail extender for supersize bedding now popular
A simple metal rail extender lengthens bed rails to fit larger mattresses. Available in six eight and ten inch lengths in popular wood tones. No protruding parts and easy to install. Widely stocked in furniture and department store bedding sections at low cost.
Doan's Pills Offer Relief for Dozing Backaches
Nagging backache headache or muscular pains from overexertion or stress may respond to Doan's Pills. The ad cites relief through pain easing soothing bladder comfort and mild diuretic action aiding kidney function. Millions have used Doan's Pills for over 60 years to feel better and sleep more peacefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doan
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Story of India
Alice Brooks
Werner
Mariana Staton
Drisdell
BPW
Wsws Circle
Barathea Guild
Odds and Ends
SV Amt
W. Main
Foodtown
Litwin
W. L. Douglas
Chanuie
Charles O. Pillot
Chanute, Kas
Ladies’ Wranglers
Stocktons Frontier Egul
White
Mati
Multeen
Mozart
Nancy Donaldson
Green Pastures
Stickles
Haydn
Queen Elizabeth
ST. Loui
St. Louis
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