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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1960
Page
3
Mary Jeanette Whitworth and Larry Dean Byers exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony at the First Christian church. The couple and families, with out of town guests listed, plan to live at 6022 W. Main after June 26.
The June 4 wedding of Darla Dean Manderscheid and Willard Bruner took place at the First Christian Church in Fredonia with Rev. Neal Lovell officiating and Mildred Harting as organist. The bride wore Chantilly lace and nylon organza over taffeta with a pearl tiara, bouquet of white carnations and pink roses, and was attended by Hollie Manderscheid and Brenda Barney among others. The groom, a Blue Mound High School graduate who served in France, was joined by family members in a ceremony rich in local detailed setting.
A rich egg dish uses 6 eggs and 4 cups light cream folded with farmer cheese pieces near doneness. Melt butter, pour eggs in hot pan, lift edges to center, finish by folding in cheese for 4 servings.
Dear Ann Landers advises on a graceful exit from a car to avoid exposing garters and petticoats. The advice includes stopping the car, cradling books and purse in one arm, opening the door with the free hand, and turning to exit toward the door rather than sideways.
Community groups list meetings and events for June 16 and 17 including TOPS at Grace Episcopal basement 30 pm Friendly Neighbor club Airs Hime Johnson PA 3 Missionary meeting First Church of God all day Daughters of Union Veterans Memorial building 2 30 pm Confraternity of Christian Mothers St Patrick's School 7 30 pm Golden Shrine Jeru salem Masonic Temple 7 30 pm Scotch Foursome Country Club Past Noble Grand club Mary Pullan 115 S Santa Fe 12 noon Neosho County Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Sawyer Wall Episcopal church membership coffee 10 am Friendly club Santa Fe M Shelter house family picnic 6 pm Neosho Valley Home Demonstration Unit Mrs Robert Reynolds 62 N Grant 2 pm
The Four Square unit gathered Friday at Mrs. Mabel Hutchinson’s home. Mrs. Eugene Maxwell completed the lesson “My Best Color.” Mrs. Harve Clemens presided, noting donations to Bright Fund and Cerebral Palsy. Mrs. Raymond Clemens elected delegate to Red Cross auxiliary meetings. Refreshments followed. Next meeting July 8 with Mrs. Roy Johnson for a picnic, each bringing a covered dish and table service.
Dixie Mae Turner and Delmar Lee Campbell wed June 11 at 10 30 a m in Evangelical United Brethren Church Wichita The ceremony featured Rev Paul Life with organ and vocal solos The couple both from Kansas and West Virginia families hosted a reception in the church annex.
The High Prairie Pioneers 4 H Club met at 8 am at the High Prairie church for their annual tour. Members and their projects include Richard Wiggans Jersey heifer Roland Wiggans pig Wayne Howell Guernsey heifer Tom Ayers Ayrshire cow Stevie Ayers Jersey cow and sheep Mike Ayers Holstein heifer Gary Morton two Hereford steers and one Hereford cow Brian Morton Holstein cow Jon Wiltse Holstein heifer Maxine Wiltse sheep Eddie Wiltse sheep Holstein heifer Jean Wiltse Holstein heifer Cheryl Campbell sheep Angus steer Gary Campbell Angus steer 12 deferred heifers David Marples sheep Carolyn Wing two Holstein heifers clothing foods. They judged breeding lambs at Lee Campbell's home and ended with a picnic in the church yard.
Humboldt event honors Diana Jean Osborn from Ottawa as she prepares to wed Lowell Eugene Farr of the Air Force on July 3. Hostess Mrs. G. C. Van Nice organized a blue and yellow kitchen shower at Cha nchute with gifts, games, and refreshments. attendees included family from Ottawa Wichita and Thayer along with distant well-wishers.
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