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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1967
Page
3
Mary Allday and Richard Coulter wed in a candlelight ceremony at Grace Episcopal Church. The couple, both Chanute High School graduates, will reside in Chanute after a short wedding trip. Out of town guests included Mrs. Bertha Bullock and the Gordin family among others.
Mrs. John Bowes and Mrs. Howard Winans joined a Veterans Administration Hospital meeting in Wichita to plan for Neosho County Chapter support for the coming year. Topics included production needs, hospital gifts, overseas shipments, and consolidating volunteer efforts.
Ericson and Raganese exchange wedding vows at Friends Home Lutheran Church in Savonburg. Sammie Jo Ericson wears white taffeta with empire bodice, veil and seed pearl accents. Tom Raganese is the groom. Attendants include Linda Baker Moran as maid of honor and Susan Mayfield among others. reception follows.
Dear readers, Heloise explains popcorn should be popped in oil to avoid burnt bits and shares a method using heat and a covered pan for even results. She also answers a question on fridge temperature, noting the top shelf is usually the coldest and advising placing items accordingly.
The couple, juniors at Kansas State College in Pittsburg, plans to wed in a church basement with Mrs. Howard Baker and Mrs. Raymond Ericson serving cake, punch by Mrs. Kenneth Huber, and coffee by Mrs. Gerald Johnson. The gift table was arranged by Mrs. Lloyd Long. The bride wore a white eyelet dress trimmed in black with a black straw hat and black patent accessories. They will reside at Girard, R 4.
Sorghum Valley Grange met last night in the Grange Hall with 25 members present. S. L. McMillen presided as E. W. Maxwell reported on the Keep America Clean campaign. A committee progress report was read, and degrees were planned for Fairfield Grange on June 26. The group voted to meet monthly June through August at 8 p.m. Memorial service concluded the meeting.
Golden Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple hosts covered dish dinner 6:30 to 8 p.m. We Who Club Sawyer Hall 1 30 p m Bison Class First Methodist Church 10 a m Bridge Country Club 1 30 p m Neosho Valley EH Unit Mrs Jim McCoy 1606 S Highland 2 p m Past Presidents LA to B of RT Mrs Opal Smith 216 N Western covered dish dinner 1 p m
Sunflower Chapter OES honors Mrs. Edgar Gilbert district aide of district 16 at a June Wednesday meeting in the Masonic Temple. She is welcomed by officers and presented with roses and a gift as dignitaries including grand conductress Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell and several chapter matron and patron couples are introduced. Forty nine June birthday honors and fifty year pins for three members slated for June 28. Memorial for Lillie Marie Roberts read. The chapter will skip July and August and finish with a Flag Day candle lighting service followed by refreshments.
Vacation Bible School from the Church of the Nazarene, directed by Mrs. Doyle Frazier, ends Friday with a picnic. Senior and junior high classes visited Westview Nursing Home Wednesday delivering mint boxes and scripture booklets. Open house Sunday 9:30 to 10 a.m. viewing rooms and crafts, followed by a unified worship service and closing program by the children.
Mrs. Lois Ard at 1106 N Steuben hosted eight Friendly Thimble Club members yesterday. Mrs. Charles Tripp led the meeting, guest Mrs. Luella Dawson attended, and Lois Ard won the door prize. Next gathering set for June 28 at Mrs. Carrie Decks home with a 1 pm luncheon.
Lori Ingram daughter of Dr and Mrs Fred Ingram 227 S Western was honored at a party celebrating her 9th birthday Tuesday. Cake and ice cream with party favors were served to Sara Esch Tich Reeves Donna Haymaker Lori Upton Sonya Grady Dana Coble Paula Lee Teresa Hendrix and Sheryl Ingram.
St Elizabeth Circle of St Patrick's Guild met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs John Theilen. Mrs Neil Ashley led the opening prayer. The group planned a baked food sale and read a lesson from the study book. Refreshments were served by Mrs Theilen to 11 members and two guests.
The Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church met on Wednesday in the Fellowship Hall. Mrs Forrest Clemings presided while Mrs A B Chauncey led devotions from Revelation. Mrs Jack Parkins oversaw the installation of new officers as the executive board served refreshments for 36 members and two guests.
The First Church of God youth group hosted a hayrack ride and wiener roast on Saturday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Max Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Bell, Rev. Minnie Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dye, and Rev. John Hicks of Neodesha.
Mr and Mrs Dale Wiltse announce the engagement of their daughter Maxine to Don Baker son of Mr and Mrs M L Johnson Thayer. Maxine a 1964 Midway High School graduate attended Cosmetology school at Kansas State College of Pittsburg and works at Cinderella Beauty Salon. Baker is a senior at Kansas State College of Pittsburg majoring in trade and industrial education and a Tau Kappa Epsilon member. No wedding date yet.
An excerpt describes prayer as approaching God through thoughtful communion and listening for guidance. It notes that the first chapter of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy offers practical explanations of prayer and reports many readers finding health harmony and well being through study at Christian Science Reading Rooms or purchasing the book.
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