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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1969
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers suggests possible narcolepsy and a thorough medical check up for a man in his forties who falls asleep in public settings. The column notes the embarrassment to his wife and mentions a separate jab at Lucy. The tone blends concern with sharp social commentary.
Heloise provides ideas to prevent luau torches from tipping over on thin metal poles. Suggestions include placing torches in large pots or urns filled with sand, embedding the pole in ground pipes, or burying the top in sand for movable yard decor.
Hardanger embroidery lesson announced for the Womens Arts and Crafts meeting in Central Park Community building Monday morning. Mrs. Ruth Nelson supervises and says 42 attended last meeting. Mrs. Bill Carter will instruct. attendees should bring embroidery needle and scissors.
Cheryl Ann Acree and Richard Lyle Briley wed in a double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church Saturday evening. Rev. Duff Wagoner officiated amid gladiola decor with eight-branch candelabra. The bride wore a peau de soie gown with Venice lace and Dior bow. The ceremony included traditional vows and a penny in the shoe.
A rehearsal dinner for Lyle Briley and Cheryl Acree was held Friday at the Orchid Buffet in Chanute. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moscript and Mrs. Mendenhall with guests including R C Acree, Cathi Acree, Leon Briley, Bill Moscript and families from Chanute and Visalia California. The event featured yellow daisies and candles, a three tier cake, and corsages of white mums and white orchids for the bridal party. The couple plans a brief honeymoon then reside in Humboldt where the groom works for Wonder Bread and the bride is employed at Ranz Motor Co. The groom is a 1964 Chanute High School graduate and Navy veteran. Cheryl is a 1968 Chanute High School graduate and majorette of the Drum Corps.
About 60 people attended Colfax Baptist Church family night on Wednesday. Mrs. Myron Cooper led as general chairman with games and a basket dinner in the basement. The event featured a Sunday school program with singing, devotions, leadership talks, and a candle ceremony performed by the children's department.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary meets at Memorial Building at 7 30 p m Builders class at First Presbyterian Church parlor 7 30 p m Fairfield Grange meets at Fairfield school 8 p m Past Matrons of Sunflower CES and Electa Club join Past Matrons of Hulda Parker OFS for a family picnic at Central Park Community Building bring a covered dish and table service 6 30 p m
Four-H members gathered Tuesday at Mrs Gene Shockley's home for cooking and sewing classes led by Mrs Dwight Olson and demonstrations by Mrs Lee Campbell. The group, including sixteen members and seven mothers, will exhibit at the June 22 tour picnic.
Circles of the Grant Avenue Baptist Church met Wednesday in members homes. Ruth circle met at 718 W Beech with missionary letters read and Lord s Prayer recited. Hannah circle at 207 N Lafayette and Cas circle at 218 N Lafayette sewed quilt blocks and hosted guests.
Three First Baptist Church circles met Wednesday with nine members and several guests. Charlotte Worley circle gathered at 1307 S Santa Fe with Mrs Leo Fairchild. Mrs Everett Wiles led and Mrs Henry Biggs gave a devotional.
Yates High School lists six-week and second semester honor rolls. Straight A honorees include seniors Sherry German Beth Klick. Ena Stoll. Vicki Rodman. Vic Robbin. and others. Regular honor roll includes numerous seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen such as Rita Jacobs Pat Phillips Judy Scheibmeir.
REVEAL offers temporary wrinkle removal in three minutes lasting up to eight hours. Apply to forehead, eyes, and neck to reduce lines crow's feet and puffiness. Money back guarantee. return to druggist. Sold by Farmers Discount Center Chanute mail orders.
Janis Ingels and H. H. Stockebrand exchanged wedding vows at 3 p m on June 8 in Leanna Christian Church Savenburg. The ceremony was officiated by Rev V C Buttermore of Zion United Methodist Church Yates Center. The couple will reside in Yates Center after a wedding trip to the Ozarks.
A bridal shower was hosted Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. James Lucas for Paula Honeyman. Lace tablecloths and spring flowers in apricot and mint complemented the color scheme. Hostesses were Mrs. Lucas Mrs. Lou Bird Evalynn Wolgast and Edwin Weber. Thirty two guests attended. Miss Honeyman will marry Harry Felker on June 28.
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