Baugh Coester Wed at Walnut
Betty Ann Baugh and Donald Raymond Coester wed in Walnut Methodist Church in a candlelit ceremony. The reception featured a four seven branch candelabra and a four tier cake with a white swan. The couple will reside at 1605 Broadway Parsons after a trip to the Ozarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna
Vida Coester
Louise Augustine
Helen Goodinson
Nettie Endicott
Ozarks
Broadway
Parsons
Coester
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Pittsburg
Mercy Hospital
Obrien Rock Crusher
St. Paul
Jones-Wellington Vows at Pittsburg
Betty Evelyn Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold C Jones of Walnut and Joseph W Wellington were married Sunday at the Re organized Latter Day Saints church in Pittsburg The couple will reside in Wichita where the groom works for the Department of Internal Revenue The ceremony was conducted by Rev Paul Wellington with a double ring service and a reception followed the church alter decor featured huckleberry leaves and white candles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Evelyn Jones
Harold C. Jones
Walnut
Joseph W. Wellington
Latter Day Saints
Pittsburg
Ward Wellington
Mapleton
Paul Wellington
Shirley Colyear
Joan Trimble
Rosella Dunham
Carol Wilkins
Jon Herod
James Hoisington
Donald Jones
Robert Zill
Wichita
Department of Internal Revenue
Mrs Akers Hostess To Leamona HD Unit
Twelve members met at Mrs Dee Akers home to discuss the picnic basket and plan for play day in Chanute on September 6. Reports covered UNESCO health and grooming topics with demonstrations on manicure and Okinawa items. Next meeting July 5 will cover Health Facilities led by Mrs Marie Wheatley and Mrs Clyde Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leamona HD
Dee Akers
Ralph Reinhardt
Chanute
Unesco
Harry Briley
Earl Reinhardt
Lyle Meyer
Clyde Russell
Marie Wheatley
Russell
How Can I Preserve Brooms And Patent Leather Shoes
Practical tips for household care. Brooms last longer if dipped in hot soapy water on washdays. Patent leather shoes stay supple when rubbed with olive oil glycerine or sweet oil occasionally.
Charles Tripp Family Reunion at Highland Park
Sunday at 4 PM the Charles Tripp family reunion will be held in Highland Park. Relatives visiting from Pl ay a del Rey Florida Kansas City Bartlesville Orlando and Chanute are listed along with local hosts Mr and Mrs Charles Tripp. Don Burroughs and family plan to move to Germany for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tripp
Highland Park
S. Washington
Rosella Birdsong
Dennis
Karen
Playa del Rey
Calif
Don
Goldie Burroughs
Teresa
Brenda
Orlando
Fla
Robert
Shirley Alison
Kansas City
William
Jean Gardner
Charlottte
Bobby
Sharon
Bartlesville
Gene
Ernestine Hinson
Cynthia
Lillian
Independence
Reedy
Mary Atkinson
Melody
Ronald
Wendell
Valarie
Eleanor
Richard
Tommy
LaVerne Tripp
Chanute
Don Burroughs
Germany
Mrs Wood Hosts Culture Class at Home
Mrs Harvey Wood of 304 S. Plum Mer hosted the Christian Culture class of the First Baptist Church in her home Friday, according to local report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wood
Harvey Wood
S. Plummer
First Baptist ‘Church
House Party Attended by Baptist Womens Missionary Society
The state house party at Ottawa midweek was attended by Mrs. Gilbert Gray president of WMS and Mmes Gayel Bender Earl Grogan William Templeton B F Wyatt Floyd Weet Fred Brandon Grace Hill Harriet Lees from Trinity Baptist and Mrs E A Pearson and Mrs Rudolph Sandberg from Grant Avenue Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Womens Missionary Society
Ottawa
Gilbert Gray
WMS
Mmes
Gayel Bender
Earl Grogan
William Templeton
B. F. Wyatt
Floyd Weet
Fred Brandon
Grace Hill
First Baptist Church
Harriet Lees
Trinity Baptist Church
E. A. Pearson
Rudolph Sandberg
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Rainbow Unit Meets Mrs A Diamond at Farm Club Meeting
Rainbow Farm Unit presided by vice president Mrs. A Diamond met yesterday at Mrs. Earl Hunter’s home. Ten members attended with picnic basket ideas. Mrs. W G Fargo and Mrs Diamond led the lesson on The Well Groomed Family. New member Mrs J C Rice was welcomed and birthday gifts were opened. Next meeting planned with Mrs J T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 0. Diamond
Rainbow Farm Unit
Earl Hunter
W. G. Fargo
Diamond
J. C. Rice
J. T
Klinginsmith Meeting Note at Steuben House
Klinginsmith at 212 North Steuben on July 13 at 1 30 hosted a meeting with refreshments served after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klinginsmith
N. Steuben
Fredonia Woman In BPW Office
Miss Anna Reed Abilene will be the new president of the Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs after an unopposed election at the convention with about 500 women from 117 clubs. Other unopposed nominees include Mrs. Vivian Etrick Mrs. Jo Myers and several district directors with one race needing a vote. the three day convention closes Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kas
Anna Reed
Abilene
Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Reed
Fedderation
Dickinson County Social Welfare Department
Vivian Etrick
Liberal
Jo Myers
Fredonia
Doris Embry
Parsons
Pat Wilhite
Wichita
Thelma Havertty
Lawrence
Wanda Lewis
Paola
Helen Stock
Sedan
Catherine Rice
Clay Center
Grace Cooter
Beloit
Lenora E. Smith
Great Bend
Ivah Alexander
Narcatur
Dott Cox
Meade
Opal Hulen
Violet Frank
Wellington
Chanu-Comers Picnic Planned at Highland Park
The Chanu-comers invite all new residents and their families to a Sunday picnic at Highland Park at 3:30 p.m. Guests should bring their own lunch and a small can of canned food for the clubs adopted man. Officers agreed to disband for July and August with meetings resuming in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanu-comers
Highland Park
Country Club to Host Annual Spring Dance
The Country Club will hold its Spring Dance on Saturday June 16 from 9 30 p m to 12 30 a m. The Rhythm Kings of Iola provide orchestra music for members and out of town guests. Mr and Mrs Bob Ward serve as dance chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Rhythm Kings of
Iola
Bob Ward
IC Class Hosts EUB Church Meeting
The IC class of the EUB church met yesterday afternoon at 2 p.m. in the church with Mrs. Orville Funk presiding and Mrs. Mary Edwards giving devotions. Recreation was won by Mrs. Funk and nine members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Clark
John Roth
EUB
Orville Funk
Mary Edwards
Funk
Etiquette rules for business calls and social rituals
A guide notes that when calling for business the caller may omit Mr and simply say Johnson of the Acme Company or George Johnson. Hostesses should provide new cards or keep spotless originals. Gloves at a small wedding are optional. Avoid placing a hand on a person’s shoulder or arm during talk, though condolence may justify holding hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Johnson
Acme
Johnson
George Johnson
Pattern Request Form for The Chanute Tribune
Instructions to send twenty five cents plus five cents per pattern for first class mailing. Mail to The Chanute Tribune Arts Dept P O Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York Il NY Print name address zone and pattern number clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Two Free Patterns in Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book 1956
Readers are offered two free patterns printed in the new 1956 Alice Brooks Needlecraft book. The ad touts dozens of other designs available for order and invites readers to send 25 cents for a copy of the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Rush Parties By Les Des Rush Parties By Les Des
Rush activities began with a come as you are breakfast at 6 a.m. Tuesday at 129 S. Forest hosted by Mary Brazil and sponsors Mmes. Hazen Patton and Jim Osborn. Evening chicken fry and games followed by a Thursday swimming party and a wiener roast at Santa Fe park. rushees and sponsors hosted a candlelit ceremony at Ruth Chandler’s home 415 West Ltd with speeches, songs, and yellow roses as club flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Brazil
S. Forest
Mmes. F. C
Ruth Chandler
415 West Ltd
Peggy Franklin
Judy Oliver
Mary Jo Brazil
Rosiland Booth
Carman McMinimy
Mrs. Patton
Nancy Willcott
Carolyn Thompson
Dixie Jones
Judy Brazil
Jeanie Brazil
Sandra Greve
Susan Greve
Anita Weber
Linda Ivans
Janice Carlson
Phyllis Carder
Sheriolyn Leavitt
Donna Lucas
Rosalie Hanson
Carolyn ‘Loveall
Colene Booe
Janice Jordan
Pencil making requires 40 materials and 125 processes
A note states that producing a pencil involves 40 materials and 125 processes. It highlights the complexity behind a simple writing tool.
Businessman to Attend Marquette Institute on Consumer Finance
R D Steinman vice president of Chanute Discount Co will attend the fourth annual Marquette University institute on consumer finance June 10 13 in Milwaukee Wis A total of 150 men and women from 12 states have registered for the 1956 session The Church of God 402 S Kansas will host a gospel singspiration Sunday at 230 p m The Cancer Society rooms 12442 W Main will close Mondays for the summer and open Thursdays 130 to 400 p m to receive dressings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Steinman
Chanute Discount Co., Inc
Marquette University
Institute On Consumer Finance
Milwaukee
Wis
Church of God
S. Kansas
The
Cancer Society
W. Main
Rural Grange Receives New Members in Carding Ceremony
Nathan Hole, master, and nine officers presided as two new members were received by demis and one by reinstatement. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Nettie Boecker. A. J. Sommars, an insurance agent, reported as the gathering portion ended with pie and ice tea served by Mrs. Walter Myers and Mrs. A. C. Barker to about 40 members and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Hole
Rural Grange
Demis
Nettie Boecker
A. J. Sommars
Walter Myers
A. C. Barker
Honey Cookies From a traditional recipe
A recipe for honey cookies uses 14 cups flour 42 teaspoon salt 13 cup butter or margarine 42 cup honey 14 teaspoon vanilla 1 egg and % cup chopped walnuts. Method combines wet and dry ingredients then folds in walnuts, drops spoonfuls on a sheet, bakes at 375 degrees about 10 to 13 minutes until lightly browned. Makes about 3 dozen.
Spinach in Onion Ring Casserole
A simple baked spinach dish blends defrosted spinach with a creamy sauce. It is topped with French fried onion rings and briefly baked to brown the topping, yielding four large servings or six small.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Py J.B
Willis
Walnut Methodist Church
Betty Ann Baugh
Mirst Oren A. Baugh
Donald Raymond Coester
Raymond Coester
J.S. Bottoms
Harvey McFarland
Clell McClung
Charles Clark
Roberta Augustine
Dorothy Coester
Virginia Bay
Jerry E
Chris
Ellen Coester
Swan
Mrs. St Cake
Frank Burger
Sulphur Springs
Ark
G. K. Pearson
Lois Baugh
Tulsa
Lee Abercombia
Richard Toney
Buelah
Jack Shireman
Rickey
Ike McClelland
Nunes
Margareth
Ethyl Sloan
Regina Smith
Otto Coester
Fred Krump
Eileen Coester
Rita
Joe Obrien
Neosho County
Mary Fickel
Earlton
Chanute High School
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Miss Fickel
Jones
M. L Manners
F. P Faucett
A. A. Anderson
St. John
Mort Pugh
Inez LaLoge
D. L. Greeding
M. L. Manners
Mmes. Manners
Anderson, Faucett
Clark Dickerinson
Mrs. Akers
Roy S. Gibson
Liffer
D L Gibson
West Main
Chanute, Kansas
Charles Trip
Mausolsm
Individual Mausoleum Co
Parsons, Kansas
Rainbow Unit
BPW
Kansas
C. W. Greene Agency
Evergreen Phone
W. Greene
Harold Fulps
Les Des
Tribune
Floyd L. Johnson
Fred L. Johnson
Joplin
Sun
KPSB
Kans
WDAF
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