Williams Sutcliffe Wedding at New First Methodist Sanctuary
June Williams and Dale Dean Sutcliffe wed in the sanctuary of the new First Methodist church at 3 PM with Rev. Judd Jones officiating. The ceremony featured white gladiolas and palms, ornate lace gown, orchid bouquet, and a seven tier cake as guests viewed from the fellowship rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Judd Jones
Dorothy Haines
Nancy Blunk
Chantilly
Mary Jo McCune
Wichita
James L. Schiesser
Robert E. Lee
Donna McCord
Beverly Nelson
Dwight FE. Blackwood
Topeka
Ronald
Donald Sutcliffe
Tilford Tucker
Lyons
Jack McCall
Mrs. Williams
Henry Powell
Wedding Details Highlight June Nuptials in Chanute
The article describes the wedding reception with cake served by Mrs. Gene Bilyeu and a guest book presider, noting outfits, the couple’s postwedding plans to the Ozarks, and their home in Chanute after June 20. It lists the bride and groom’s educations, affiliations, and future duties, plus a long roster of out of town guests from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Bilyeu
Jack Brown
Carole Nelson
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Sutcliffe
Ozarks
S. Evergreen
Chanute High School
Les Demoiselles
Houston Lumber Company
Wichita
Wichita University
Air Corps
and Simeon Cohen
Augusta
Doris Bunn
Springfield
Witford Johnson
Salem
Ore
Richard Hargrove
Nevada
Williams Host Rehearsal Dinner for June Sutcliffe
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Williams entertained with a rehearsal dinner in the Pine room of Tioga Hotel Saturday for the wedding party of their daughter June who married Sunday to Dean Sutcliffe. Guests included Wichita residents and relatives from Lyons Topeka and Topeka. The Rev. Judd Jones could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Williams
Pine Room
Tioga
June
Dean Sutcliffe
Joe Sutcliffe
Terry Joe
Ronald
Donald Sutcliffe
Mary Jo McCune
Leda Knowles
James L. Schlosser
Robert Lee
Wichita
Charles Yoos Honored At Surprise Progressive Chess Party
John Wright hosted a Sunday afternoon and evening progressive chess party for Charles Yoos at 514 North Highland. Mr and Mrs Yoos will move to Pittsburg in mid July and Mrs Yoos helped serve a buffet with Mrs Wright. Other players included Hans Herold Boyd Burns Lloyd Butler Jack Sparks and George Vining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wright
N. Highland
Charles Yoos
Visitors and relatives from Tulsa and New Jersey depart after visits
Visitors from Tulsa including Mr and Mrs W S Wolf and sons Bill and Mike visit Dr Margaret Wolf and Mattie Wolf and Uncle John Wolf. Mas and Mrs Hudson Marts arrive from Ft Monmouth New Jersey with children for a day’s visit before vacationing in Evergreen Colorado. Maj Maris to report at Ft Huachuca Arizona July 1. Earl Vanderford and wife depart Pendleton Oregon after a three week visit with his parents. Half size fashion by Alice Brooks offers a dress pattern 7200 with embroidery and sizes 14½ to 24½.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Wolf
Bill
Mike
Tulsa
Margaret Wolf
Mattie Wolf
John Wolf
Hudson Marts
Hudson Sawyer
Marianne
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Evergreen
Colo
Colorado
William M. Gray
Maj. Mart
Mary Maris
Maj. Maris
Ft. Huachuca
Ariz
Earl Vanderford
Pendleton
Ore
Pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for mailing
Instructional notice directs sending thirty-five cents plus five cents per pattern for 1st class mail. It names Marian Martin in care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept with address in New York. The notice requests printing the full name address zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Pattern-Add Request for Matting Patterns and Payment
Customer offers twenty five cents per pattern plus 56 cents for each pattern for first class matting. Request sent to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept New York address. User asks to print plainly name address zone and patterns number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Order 1955 Alice Brooks Needle Craft Catalogue
Enjoy pages of exciting new designs knitting crochet embroidery iron ons toys and novelty ties. Send 25 cents for your copy and order every design in it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Young-Richhey In Nuptials
Ada Mae Young and French L. Richey wed in Independence at the First Methodist church with a double ring ceremony. The couple plan a wedding trip to Joplin and will reside at 608 North 13th Street after June 16. Richey works in the composing room at the Independence Reporter and the bride is employed by Electra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Young
Thayer
Ada Mae
French L. Richey
Kenneth Moser
Ritzville
Wash
First Methodist Church
Independence
Owen Prince
Peggy Young
Harley Woods
Wichita
Richey
Joplin
Independence Reporter
Electra
Capitol Floor Space Report
A 14 acre area of floor space is noted within the U.S. capitol complex. The figure highlights the scale of interior areas used for congressional activities and related offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Capitol
Etiquette Qs on Paying for Vendors and Double Signatures
The piece counsels a man not to feel obliged to pay for a woman's purchases on a train and warns against making others feel debtor. It permits engaged couples to sign birthday cards with both names and discusses proper olive eating etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ione
Chanute Tribune Brief Q and A on etiquette
A June 14 1955 Chanute Tribune column presents brief etiquette Q and A. The Olive question and answer discuss how to hold and nibble the olive and whether a woman should remove gloves to shake hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Social Calendar Brightens Midweek Activities Across Town
On Wednesday June 15 1955 WSCS circles meet at multiple addresses including Mrs Lester Purdy 505 N Forest and Mrs Harlie Wolgast 508 Lincoln at 2 pm and 1 pm. The Bound To Win class hosts a birthday luncheon at EUB church 191 S Lafayette at 2 pm. Various church groups including Presbyterian Womans Association First Baptist WMS and Confraternity of Christian Mothers hold 2 pm or 7:30 pm sessions. About 42 percent of Brazil population is under 15 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Lester Purdy
N. Forest
Harlie Wolgast
Lincoln
Lee Embry
N. Garfield
P.m. Friendly
Earl Wertz
S. Lafayette
Presbyterian Womens Association
First Baptist Wms
Ruth Zerby
Petrolia
A. C. Dickinson
Kansas
B. EB. Lofgren
Fred Mullins
Gene Webber
S. Steuben
Len Cox
Garfield
Babies Named in Neosho Memorial Hospital Births
The page lists several newborns with parent names and addresses from Neosho Memorial Hospital. John Brian Patrick born June 4 son of J L Patrick 222 EB Tth. Michael Lee Washburn born June 2 son of Robert Washburn 28 W Mulberry. Dwayne Earl Young born June 6 son of Wayne Young Buffalo. Dean Douglas Edington born June 5 son of Richard G Edington 508 S Highland. Loren Dale Bruenger born May 28 R 2 Humboldt. Merle Thomas Sandage born June 5 403 W 1st. Janice Marie Buckner born June 1 1528 S Edith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brian Patrick
J. L. Patrick
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Michael Lee Washburn
Robert Washburn
W. Mulberry
Dwayne Earl Young
Wayne Young
Buffalo
Dean Douglas Edington
Richard G. Edington
S. Highland
Loren Dale Bruenger
Clarence W. Bruenger
Humboldt
Merle Thomas Sandage
R. A. Sandage
W. 1St
Janice Marie Buckner
M. D. Buck
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New First Methodist Church
June Williams
W. Pine
Dale Dean Sutcliffe
E. 0. Williams
Drisdell
Colpon House
Wesley Dept
Bloomington
Williams
J and
Mrs. Fe, D, Vanderford
N, Malcolm
Paris
Johnson
Chabi
Cbs-Tv
Main
Cnute
Brazil
Ash
Bibles
Cigars
Dad
Odak Books
Charbert
T.V
Norcross
N. Lincoln
INSTA
J. AF. A Ca
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