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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1956

Page

3

King Osborn wedding vows in EUB Church

The Evangelical United Brethren church hosted the Sunday afternoon ceremony for Marie King and Edward Lee Osborn. Officiant Paul Life conducted the ring ceremony as guests observed elaborate floral decor and a five tier cake. The couple will reside at 814 W Beach after a trip to the Ozarks. both are graduates of local high schools and he works for the Chanute Remaining Co. with many out of town relatives in attendance.

Evangelical United Brethren Church Marie King Chester King Edard Lee Osborn Judy Oliver Fealy Rayer Bette ‘Poor Maxine Thomas Grand Junction Colo Frankie Schupbach Mmes Lyle Dean Mitchell Bushey Lola Vernon Brinkmeyer Sadie West Charles Phillips Lewis Barnett Ernest Mueller Humboldt Osborn W. Beach Ozarks Chanute High School Humboldt High School Chanute Remaining Co Howard Brown Sylvia Harry Jones Turon Mitchel Bushey Beth Iola Walter King Ray Hays Lewis Barnett Jr Donnie Darrell Charities King Ernie Rodney and Bruce Bob Jenkins J. S&s Hard Ing Randy Chuck Hutchinson L. K. Honn Linda Lois Bailey Lyla Anne Honn Harper 0. Perrin Sherida Phrop Edward Lee Osborn Jane Marie King Drisdell

Guild Devotionals at Presbyterian Church Meeting

After a dinner meeting of the Mary Martha Guild Mrs. Dave Petterson gave devotionals titled Because It is God s Way You May Expect His Help at the Presbyterian church The lesson Meeting the Questions That Come from Christian Living Family Style was presented by Mrs Mabel Hudson who also read an article Family Style Citizenship Both speakers emphasized faith guidance and family values in a community setting.

Dave Petterson Mary Martha Guild Presbyterian Church Mabel Hudson

Ladies Day Golf At Country Club Crowns Winners

Twenty three women played in Ladies Day Golf yesterday at the country club. Mrs. Glen Shook, 36, won low net. In couples, Jean Ashley and Mrs. Robert Koch, 72, earned low net, while Mrs. Rex Truitt and Marjorie Cook, 75, took second.

Glen Shook Jean Ashley Robert Koch Rex ‘Truitt Marjorie Cook

Miscellaneous Shower Honors Jean Marsh

A miscellaneous bridal shower for Jean Marsh was held in Chanute at 126 N Grant hosted by Margie Jackson and Carole Lindquist. Attendees included Judy Jordan Sue Barnum and Muffet Truitt who awarded prizes. Jean Marsh will wed DeWayne Trumpp on June 16 in Lawrence and Wichita and other guests from multiple cities attended.

Jean Marsh N. Grant Margie Jackson Carole Lindquist Judy Jordan Sue Anderson Muffet Truitt Miss Marsh Janice Young Sue Barnum C. Francis Jackson Sharon Bauer Jean Ashley Gloria Osborn Nancy Nelson Nan Donaldson Muffit Truitt Louise Hutton Nancy Byers Janice Dennis Barbara Allison Peggy Kepley Peggy Franklin Sharon Patton Karen Johnson Rosemary Nation Judy Greathouse Rosey Vaughn Bette Poor Carmen Mee- Mimmy Marilyn Mull Shelia Rains Mary Jane Muecke Becky Marks Ila VanVickle Elaine Starck Charlotte Rhodes Evelyn Dormois Mines R. B. Lindquist Harold Marsh Chanute Juanita Elliott Wichita Joan Marsh Lawrence Trumpp Riley DeWayne Trumpp

Willing Workers 4-H Demonstrates Measuring Flour Lesson

At a Willing Workers 4-H meeting held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Lester McKelvy’s home, a demonstration on measuring flour sugar baking powder salt and shortening was presented for the cooking lesson. A separate item describes a chair or buffet set pattern 7369 featuring petal stitch crochet in No 30 cotton.

Willing Workers 4-H Club Lester McKelvy

Pattern Order Form for Mailings to New York

Readers are instructed to mail twenty five cents plus five cents per pattern for first class mailing. Submit to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. P O Box 183 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NY. Print plainly name address zone and pattern number.

Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept P.O Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y

Two Free Patterns in Alice Brooks 1956 Needlecraft Book

Readers are offered two free pattern prints from the new Alice Brooks Needlecraft book for 1956. The ad promises dozens of other designs for home use and personal craft and urges sending 25 cents for a copy immediately.

Alice Brooks

Sewing club members share tips and refreshments

Ruth Burdick spoke on sewing and on the club's upcoming articles. Janice McKelvy and Peggy Dormois served cookies and punch to eight members, two mothers, and leaders Mrs. C. T. Taylor, Miss Burdick, and Mrs. McKelvy.

Ing. Ruth Burdick Janice McKelvy Peggy Dormois C. T. Taylor Burdick McKelvy

Picnic at Humboldt By Ladies of GAR

Thirteen members of Ladies of GAR met at the Memorial hall for their regular meeting with Mrs. Fred Stipp presiding. The M. O. Cartlidge circle was invited to join a Humboldt park picnic on June 21. Elma June Cannady will attend and show pictures from Kansas circle inspections. Sixteen GAR members attended Memorial services at the First Baptist church and patriotic groups at the cemetery. On June 4 five women worked at the Cancer Society rooms making dressings. The door prize was won by Mrs. Warren Stratton.

Ladies of Gar Memorial Hall Fred Stipp M. O. Cartlidge Lawton Humboldt Humboldt Park Elma June Cannady Ottawa State Department Kansas GAR First Baptist Church Cancer Society Warren Stratton

Laurel Mothers Club Hosts Covered Dish Picnic

Laurel Mothers club entertained families with a covered dish picnic at Santa Fe park Tuesday night. The informal gathering drew several members and their spouses including Conrad Walsh, William Weis, Joan and Billy, Arthur McClure, Danny and Martin, Loren Edwards, Deborah, Darrell Hull, Tom Morehead, Ruth, Pearl, Merle Venus, Ronnie and Paula, and more.

Laurel Mothers Club Santa Fe Park Messrs Mmes Conrad Walsh William Weis Joan and Billy Arthur McClure Danny Martin Loren Edwards Deborah Darrell Hull Jeffrey Janet Tom Morehead Ruth Pearl Merle Venus Ronnie Paula Robert Smith Linda Morris Shipman Warren Latha Teresa

Snyders Host Guests From Several States at Reunion Picnic

Ivan Snyders at 102 E Chestnut welcomed Mr and Mrs A E Snyder and family from Colorado Springs Colorado. Mr and Mrs Walter Snyder and family from Poplar Bluff Missouri. Mr and Mrs Orville K Snyder from Kansas City. Mrs IT A Righthouse. and Mr and Mrs Carl Larson and family from Joplin. They went to Highland Park for a family reunion picnic.

Ivan Snyder E. Chestnut A. E. Snyder Colorado Springs Colo Walter Snyder Poplar Bluff Orville K. Snyder Kansas City It. A. Righthouse Carl Larson Jop‘lin Highland Park

Santa Fe Women close season with program and reports

Santa Fe Women's Federation held the final meeting of the season at the club rooms. Elsie Cunningham led the business session with reports on the rummage sale and cancer dressings. Members and guests enjoyed a program featuring singing, dances, and a piano solo, followed by punch and cake served on a lace table. The next meeting is set for September 10 under Mrs. Gene Leabo.

Santa Fe Women’s Federation M. F. Seefeldt O. J. Prather Lyle Lynn Lee Luman Wilbur Luman Lord Debbie Prather Sally Wright Josephine Marcia Sandberg Janice Prather Elsie Cunningham Gene Leabo

Neosho County Dairy Princess Contest Competitor Arthena Carlson

Arthena Carlson of Stark is among 10 contestants for Neosho County dairy princess crown. Salutatorian of Grant High School's 1953 class, she graduated from Chanute Junior College in 1955 with scholastic honors and has taught kindergarten at Humboldt while pursuing further studies at Pittsburg State College.

Arthena Carlson Stark Neosho County Grant High School Chanute Junior College Humboldt Pittsburg State College Chanute

Cinch to Make Misses Dress Pattern 9238

Marian Martin offers a simple dress pattern labeled 9238 for Misses sizes 12 through 42. The design is described as quick to sew, easy to iron, and suitable for summer wear with options to wear as a single dress or with a separate top and skirt. Size 16 requires four yards of 35 inch fabric.

Marian Martin

Pattern request for Marian Martin mail order

Customer instructions to mail thirty five cents plus five cents per pattern to Marian Martin in care of The Chante Tribune Pattern Dept at 232 West 18th Street New York 11 New York. Include name address zone size and style number printed plainly.

Marian Martin Chanute Tribune West 18Th St New York N.Y

Summer Wardrobe Made Easy by Simple Pattern Dress

Fashion editors advise busy housewives to assemble a summer wardrobe with easy care fabrics. A wrap around dress offers simple sewing, quick ironing, and versatile wear for home and shopping. Pin pattern pieces and darts to ensure a perfect fit before cutting.

Social Calendar for Thursday June 14 1954

Community listings include CIHU First Church of God Mrs T F Graham 633 St Grant 1 30 p m Nob Hill club Highland Park picnic 1 30 p m GIA to the B of LE Mrs A B Wiggans 323 W 6th 2 30 p m Tioga Unit Mrs EB E Roberts 1003 N Kansas 2 p m American Legion aux Memorial Bidg 6 30 dinner.

CIHU First Church of God Mra

Assembly line sewing helps fit multiple dresses

In The Chanute Tribune June 13 1956 advice explains adjusting the pattern on one dress then applying the same fit to a second dress. Use machine baste stitching to check seams quickly, setting the machine to about six stitches per inch for strength and easy removal.

Chanute Tribune

Pledging Discussed At Sub Deb Meeting

Pirates theme for Sub Deb's five weeks of pledging was discussed at a Monday night meeting at 7 in the home of Rosemary Nation. Pledges were distributed and rules explained. next meeting is June 18 at 7 with Susan McNeal. A slumber party followed, chaperoned by sponsors Mrs. William Gray Jr. and others. alumni Neysa Dean and others visited earlier.

Rosemary Nation S. Larson Jean Ashley Nancy Nelson Susan McNeal S. Edith Teen Canteen William Gray Jr Bus Wortman William Bodley Suzy Wallingford Neysa Dean Marilyn Kessinger Jeanne Arnold Barbara Balch Nancy Briggs Phyllis Carter Linda Cochran Deanna Dunham RoAnne Gifford Susan Greve Sandra Greve Nancy Heaton Kathryn Hopeker Janice Jordan Barbara Koenig

Chanute Women Top Emporia Golf Meet

Jean Ashley won medalist and winner of the Women s Invitational Golf Tournament at Emporia with 80. Her sister Judy 86 took second. Mrs Ed Ashley also played. Mrs Robert Allen shot 88 for third and had the longest drive 220 yards.

Jean Ashley Emporia Judy Ed Ashley Robert Allen Kansas Topeka Jean Joan Ashley Mrs. Allen Nancy Nelson Connie Schleicher Man‘hattan

Modern Etiquette: Dress Rules for Functions

Guidance on dressing for social events favors a simple dress when unsure and a dinner dress for a dinner occasion. It also advises sending a sincere congratulatory note when unable to give a gift and notes butter knives are for butter jelly and cheese only.

Watering Hanging Baskets Without Drips

The article advises placing a porous cup from a discarded wet cell in the basket center, filling it with water to seep gradually and moisten soil without dripping. It also suggests treating indigestion by dissolving a half teaspoon of baking soda on the tongue and washing it down with cold water.

Also Mentioned on This Page

King-Osborn Eub JoAnn Reaves Junior Storck Ed Reaves Henry Storck Laurel Ivan Snyders Santa Fe Lucien Lelong Tioga Specialty Shop N. Lincoln the Tribune Joseph R. Hu South Forest Ave Chanute, Kans Swivel T.V. Rocker Main Lincoln Chanute, Kansas
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