Wing Ford Wed at High Prairie in Benedict Heath ceremony
Wing Ford wedding takes place at High Prairie Church with Scarlett Wing and Rex Ford uniting. Families from Benedict and nearby towns attend. reception follows. The couple plans to reside at 924 Commercial Emporia and attend Emporia State College next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
High Prairie
Otho York
York
Don Marple
Larry Myers
Barbara Folger
Shirley Stone
Joan Davis
Humboldt
Sheila Rains
Chanute
Mmes
Gordon Wiltse
Paul Campbell
Joe Morton
Jess Olson
Walter Steele
Carl Stone
Commercial
Emporia
Emporia State College
Benedict High School
Chanute Junior College
Davis Paint
Midway School
8. C. Rose
Lynal Boardman
Ore
Ralph Wing
Topeka
Gene Nelson
Sherry
Steve
Joplin
Leo Segard
Clifford
Calvin
Wichita
Richard Stanley
Coffeyville
Wayne Trichler
Norman
Karen
Sharon
Yates Center
Paul Wing
LaHarpe
Myrl Ford
Nancy
Teenagers trade pillows over love song and style
A reader asks about a pillow switch tied to a couple’s song and a family reaction. Ann Landers advises returning the pillow and keeping the song. A second letter seeks guidance on an abusive 20 year marriage with loneliness and aging concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
D. S
T. R
Social Calendar for Chanute June 1958 Events
Thursday June 19 1958 activities include Barston HDU Missionary Society North Valley Ladies Aid Highland Park Cosmos Study Club picnic Santa Fe Park 6 39 pm Friendly club 2 pm at 1610 W Main Friday June 20 1958 Chain Comers picnic Santa Fe Park 6 30 pm Dorothea L Dixtent DAV Memorial building 2 30 pm Confraternity Mothers Bt Patrick s 7 30 pm Golden Shrine Jerusalem Masonic Temple 7 39 pm Scotch Foursome Chanute Country Club 5 pm Wilson class quilting sewing 10 am Vacation Bible School Methodist church 7 59 pm Past Noble Grands Rebekah Lodge postponed to June 27 Neosho Valley HDU Mrs Lynn Erick son R 2 2 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barston Hdu
Glen Neely
Chanute Country Club
Missionary Society
First Church of God
North Valley Ladies Aid
Highland Park
Cosmos Study Club
Santa Fe Park
Friendly Club
Robert Kern
W. Main
Dorothea L. Dixtent
DAV
Memorial Building
Confraternity of
Christian Mothers
Bt. Patrick's School
Golden Bhrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Wilson
Methodist Church
Mrs. E. W. Nantz Presides at FAF Club Meeting
Mrs. E. W. Nantz presided Tuesday at a FAF club meeting held in her home at 515 N. Garfield. Eight members and a guest attended as Bible verses answered roll call, with Mrs. Clarence Anderson giving the lesson. Refreshments were served, and an ice cream supper is planned for 7 p.m. July 8 at Highland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Nantz
FAF Club
N. Garfield
Clarence Anderson
Highland Park
Verla Jean Hoke Wed at Humboldt
Verla Jean Hoke and Clarence Edgar Howland married June 7 at First Baptist Humboldt in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. E M Pearson. The couple, from Humboldt and Troy, were supported by a large wedding party and reception, with Mu Phi Epsilon member Verla Jean, and Howland set to graduate from the College of Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verla Jean Hoke
Will Hoke
Humboldt
Clarence Edgar Howland
Ed Howland
Troy
Humboldt Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
E. M. Pearson
Chanute Grant Avenue’ Baptist Church
Sue Roberts
Wichita
Jeanette Becker
White City
Lester Smith
Emporia
Joretta Hoke
Virginia Fox
Ashland
Gerald Frazell
Jean Johnson
Gardner
Sherry Thomas
Ida
Carrie Lee Howland
Ida Rae Howland
Jack Gilmore
Overbrook
Tom Stromgren
Arthur Newton
Dick Bride
Downs
LaVerna Hayes
Dunlap
Marietta Birney
Bucklin
Zelma Todd
Robert Booe
Topeka
Betty Crawford
Howland
Humboldt High School
College of Emporia
Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority
Troy High School
Hoke
Three Ties At Ladies Day At Chanute Country Club
Seventeen women played as Marge Cook and Lorene Carson tied for low with 45 and a golf ball awarded to Miss Cook. High score honors went to Mrs. Jerry Stewart and Marleen Gray at 73, ball to Mrs. Stewart. Blind bogey saw Mrs. Rex Truitt and Mrs. Hazel Richel tie at 55, ball to Mrs. Truitt. Mrs. Raymond Radford won the ball for low putts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Cook
Lorene Carson
Chanute Country Club
Miss Cook
Jerry Stewart
Marleen Gray
Stewart
Rex Truitt
Hazel Richel
Truitt
Raymond Radford
Hostess Bessie Apt Hosts Westminster Class Meeting
Bessie Apt at 621 West Main hosted a Westminster class gathering of the Presbyterian church. Mrs. B M Dunham presided in Mrs. Ralph Drake’s absence. Mabel Hudson led devotions from The Risk in Being A Presbyterian. Ed Sloan taught from Why I Believe In The Devil by Billy Graham. Refreshments by Apt with Wheeler Longest and Lewis served to 19 members and two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Apt
W. Main
Presbyterian Church
B. M. Dunham
Ralph Drake
Mabel Hudson
Ed Sloan
Devil
Billy Graham
Mmes
L. C. Wheeler
L. J. Longest
A. K. Lewis
Methodists Honor Pastor at Farewell Party
The Rev and Mrs Judd Henry Jones and Terry Lee depart for Kansas City Kansas where Rev Jones will lead Washington Avenue church. About 250 guests attended in the church parlors as tributes and gifts were presented by church members and choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd Henry Jones
Terry Lee
First Methodist Church
Kansas City
Kas
Jones
Washington Avenue
Marlin Blackston
Robert Briley
Linda Rhodes
Kenneth Tebow
James Butin
L. D. Perry
Ernest W. Johnson
Joneses
Chanute
Methodist Youth Fellowship
C. H. Pankratz
Art Holmes
Memorial Service Held by Rebekah Lodge Members
A Rebekah Lodge memorial service was held Monday evening for members who died in the past year. Ethel Cox presided, with Ira Hubler and others honored. Flower tributes, a cross formation, prayers, a poem, and hymns marked the ceremony. two transfers were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Ethel Cox
Ira Hubler
Walter Armsworth
Mines
Nettie McGarr
J. E. Just
I. N. Clemans
Mannie Ingram
Ada Kilmer
Maude Mendenhall
Earl Schooley
Angel
W. M. Phillips
Chanute Lodge Welcomes Guest as 39 Members Attend
The Chanute lodge greeted a guest with 39 members present. The group will not meet during July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Lodge
Humboldt Couple Plans Celebration
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Linsey will mark their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the home of their daughter Mrs. Kenneth Drake. Staff assisting include Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Underhill of Lansing Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Johnson of Derby, and Mr. and Mrs. William Chambers of Kansas City. Mrs. Linsey formerly Clara Hartwig, daughter of Humboldt pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
F. E. Linsey
Kenneth Drake
Salad Picnic For Wesleyan Service Guild
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist church held a salad picnic at Santa Fe Park Shelter house with 23 members and guest Sue Anderson. New president Mrs. Palmer Forslund chaired. prayers led by Mrs. Marie Buster with assistance from Virginia Lewis and others. The group voted to help fund a church gift for Rev. Judd Henry Jones and attended a farewell party for the couple and Terry Lee at the church parlor. Next meeting set for 6:30 p.m. July 15 in Santa Fe park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Park
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Sue Anderson
Grace
Palmer Forslund
Marie Buster
Virginia Lewis
Margaret Wolf
Forest Richardson
Eldon Penner
Marie McDonald
Judd Henry Jones
Jones
Terry Lee
Mrs Childers Hosts Bethel Guild Meeting
Mrs Kenneth Childers hosted a Bethel Guild of the EUB church gathering at 230 W. 4th. Seven members answered roll with vacation wishes, mystery sisters were drawn, and the group announced choir robes are paid for. Mrs Clarence Barr led a lesson on Strengthen The Church Through Vacation. Mrs Roy Kirkpatrick will host next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Childers
W. 4Th
Bethel Guild
EUB
Clarence Barr
Roy Kirkpatrick
Kansas
Claude Shepard Presides at Harmony Grange Meeting
Acting Master Claude Shepard presided June 16 at Harmony Grange with seven officers present. A community service project was discussed and proposals were made. A program on Father's Day history and a quiz on sayings entertained attendees. Door prize went to Mrs Ett Booe. Refreshments were served by Mrs Claude Shepard and Mrs Carl Huffmaster. The annual ice cream social is set for July 21 open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Shepard
Harmony Grange
Everett Booe
Carl Huffmaster
Etiquette guide on wedding gloves and introductions
The bridegroom removes his right glove and holds it in his left hand while the best man keeps his gloves on. In a double ring ceremony the groom removes both gloves and keeps them in his left hand before switching them to the right when the ring is placed. Men should always rise when introduced. Water glasses should be refilled with glasses left on the table.
How Can I Remove Lime from Teakettle
Hard water deposits build up in teakettles. If the scale is light, dilute acid like vinegar can dissolve it when allowed to stand inside the kettle. Add a small amount of salt to speed the process. If only a few bubbles form, repeat as needed until deposits dissolve.
Cleaning irons with rotten stone and oil
A reader asks how to clean irons and is advised to mix rotten stone with sweet oil, spread on a board, and rub the iron back and forth until it shines. A second reader asks how to fix overly salty soup and is told to add a raw potato slice and boil briefly to remove the saltiness.
Chicken Liver Spread With Giblets for Sandwiches
A vintage recipe outlines a spread made from livers and giblets plus necks of two chickens with butter, egg, mayonnaise, scallion, salt and pepper. Cook livers quickly then simmer other parts in stock, grind with liver and egg, mix with mayo and seasonings, yield about one cup for sandwiches or crackers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scarlett Wing
Philip Wing
Benedict
Rex Ford
Marie Ford
W. 6Th
High Prairie Church
G. M. Pierce
Buffalo
Karen Trichler
Carolyn Wing
Carolyn Scates
Fort Scott
Roger Ford
Neil Ford
Mark Wing
Ann
Chanute Tribune
E. Main
Harrison
Velvet Step
Lloyd Hengan
Walter Wimberly
Bill Burtch
Paul Puckett
Huco Larson
Wilbur Switzer
Evelyn Axelton
Minneola
Mariette Simpson
Irene Akin
W. R. Jones
Leon Henderson
Charlies Hoke
Opal Allen
Bill Thomas
Judy
Bill
Farley Wright
Dale Wiles
Iola
Charles Kerns
J. Joseph
Jess Megown
Johnny Howland
Harold Smith
Methodists
Rebekahs
Mrs. Childers
Johnson Bros. Furniture
Lincoln
Chanute, Kas
Grange
the Chanuts Tribune
EANS
Work Sox
Lovable
Cool Cofton
Edmiston Way
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