Colvin Garver Wed In Candlelight Church Ceremony
Judy Ann Colvin and Elvert Earl Garver wed at First Assembly of God in a candlelit ceremony at 8 p.m. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with pearls and carried a white Bible. The groom is a Woodruff Oil Company parts salesman, and the couple will reside in Lola after a Ozarks honeymoon.
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Judy Ann Colvin
Flvert Earl Garver
Assembly of God Church
Leonard Colvin
Evergreen
Garver
Earl Garver
Lola
Leroy Whiteman
Judy White
Kathy Overly
Edward Hart
Iola
Gary Russell
Larry Powers
Cleo Kimzey
Nancy Colvin
Darlene Kramer
Margery Russell
Leroy
Harold Russell
Carolyn
Barbara
Kathy
Clyde Kimzey
Bob
Marsha
Wichita
Ed Kramer
Gas City
Earl Kramer
Tulsa
Social Calendar June 22 23 Activities and Meetings
Wednesday events include Sunflower chapter OES at Masonic Temple Helping Hand club with Mrs Bert Cox Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit led by Mrs Zelma Ogden 1477 Evergreen 7 30 p m Sorghum Valley Grange Grange Hall pot luck p m Business and Professional Women's club Tioga Hotel dinner 6 45 p m Thursday events TOPS Determinettes Grace Episcopal church basement 1 30 pm Cottage Grove Ladies Ald Mrs Everett Booe PA Humboldt afternoon Zion Home Workers Mrs Lola Brown 509 W 3rd quilting afternoon meeting
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Sunflower Chapter
OES
Masonic Temple
Bert Cox
Alloy
Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit
Zelma Ogden
Evergreen
Sorghum Valley Grange
Grange Hall
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Tioga Hotel
Grace Episcopal ‘Church
Cottage Grove
Ald
Everett Booe
Humboldt
Zion Home Workers
Lola Brown
Will Quilt
Willis Family In Reunion At Chanute Armory
Descendants of Mr. and Mrs. Louis K. Willis of Galesburg gathered Sunday at the Chanute National Guard Armory for a family reunion. Officers re elected for the coming year were Cecil Willis president William Willis vice president and Ethel Woolery secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis K. Willis
Galesburg
Chanute National
Elmo Willis
Atis A. E. Blaker
Waldo Willis
William Willis
Zelma Dunivant
Otis Gulick
Carol
Edna McClintock
Parsons
Ira Woolery
Newton
Frank Harvey
Burlinton
Cecil Willis
Billy Willis
Omaha
Leo Willis
Jim Willis
San Angelo
Tex
Roberta
Joetta
Wichita
Ethel Woolery
Hutchinson
James Overstreet
Lorinda
Loren Woolery
Keith
Jack Woolery
Seattle
Vance Robrahn
Vanessa
Vauncell
Burlington
Kenneth Willis
Austin
Gene Willis
San Antonio
Walters
Cindy
Jesse Aronhalt
Tulsa
Melvin Willis
Linda Martin
Luray
Gerald Roberts
Kansas City
Alton
Aronhalt
Marvelie Chehaska
Yates Center
W. D. Clark
Iola
Ina Craig
Thayer
Steve Roberts
Masaharie Kishi
Mrs Reynolds Hosts Neosho Valley Home Demonstrating Unit
The Neosho Valley Home Demonstrating Unit met Friday at 621 N Grant home of Mrs Robert Reynolds. Ten members and two guests attended with Mrs Harry Larson presiding. Mrs Marvin Colfe taught the lesson and Mrs Lynn Erickson led recreation. A Bright Fund donation was given and refreshments served. Mrs John McGinnis to host in July.
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Neosho Valley
Robert Reynolds
N. Grant
Harry Larson
Marvin Colfe
Leson
Lynn Erickson
Bright Fund
John McGinnis
Here & There License Is Required To Carry Gun in Car
Vilas Vikings Foods class met at the Vilas church on Wednesday evening with Elaine Stevens leading a session on judging drop and refrigerator cookies. Christine Nelson and Patricia Black demonstrated chocolate syrup and milk beverages. Mrs Clarence Nelson announced a June 21 meeting. all members attended. The reader column discusses gun carrying in cars and legal permit requirements, advising that a special permit is needed to carry a gun in any automobile.
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Vilas
Vilas Vikings
Elaine Stevens
Christine Nelson
Patricia Black
Clarence Nelson
Chocolate Sauce and Crochet Pattern Offers
A recipe for a chocolate sauce uses semi sweet chocolate corn syrup and evaporated milk with heating and whisking steps. The advertisement promotes crochet patterns by Alice Brooks, including a 12 inch hexagon pattern 7123 with pineapples, priced 35 cents per pattern, plus a 1940 needlecraft book offer for 25 cents.
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Alice Brooks
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Miss Nation
Sheila Nation was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Dwight Wallingford and daughter Suzy at 127 S. Steuben. Attendees included Kenneth Mitchell and others, with gifts from Mrs Fred Harris Lorene Carson and Mrs Mary Belle Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Nation
Dwight Wallingford
Suzy
S. Steuben
Kenneth Mitchell
Dean Foster
J. A. Roberts
Leroy Barker
Floyd Stacy
D. A. Finney
William Gray Jr
Robert N. Allen
Boyd Burns
John Nation
Fred Harris
Lorene Carson
Mary Belle Chappell
Post Office Faces Large Dead Letter Backlog
More than 21 million letters yearly reach dead letter offices as undeliverable and unreturnable, highlighting widespread misaddressing and lost mail challenges for the Post Office Department.
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Post Office Department
Mrs Wilsons Class Hosts Church Parlor Party
Mrs Bessie Cammerell led the Sunday School group from First Methodist in a Wednesday night party with forty attendees. They planned a July covered dish dinner and voted to continue monthly cookie deliveries to TR hospital. Sherrill Rush and Karen Ernest performed a Rubinstein Romance violin piece, Terraleen Carnahan read Gossiping Gertie, and lunch was served in titled paper baskets with picnic themed decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Bessie Cammerell
TR Hospital
Sherrill Rush
Karen Ernest
Rubinstein
Terraleen Carnahan
Gertie
Senior High School Class of 1955 Reunion Plans
About 175 members and spouses are expected for a Tioga Hotel reunion over Saturday and Sunday. Registration starts 1:30 p m Saturday with activities including a group photo session at 12:30 p m Sunday and a dinner. Organizers note 137 graduates in 1935 have been located, with attendees from Washington Oregon California New York Maryland Illinois Arizona Oklahoma and Nebraska.
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Tioga Hotel
Kenneth Caldwell
Caldwell
Washington
Oregon
California
New York
Maryland
Illinois
Arizona
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Proper soup etiquette explained in brief
The reader asks about how to eat soup properly and the response begins with a courteous instruction to avoid dipping the spoon too far into the bowl and to tip the spoon away from the edge to prevent spills.
How Can 1 Repair a Crack in Basement Laundry Tub
The method describes widening the crack with a cold chisel and hammer then cleaning the area. A patch made from litharge and glycerine is pressed into the crack with a putty knife and left to dry for at least 24 hours before using water.
Dining etiquette and wedding dress questions from 1960 Chanute Tribune
In a Chanute Tribune page from June 21 1960 readers receive etiquette guidance. The Q A covers proper spoon use at table and sipping noise low, suitable wedding attire for a traveling bride, and rules about a dummy in bridge remaining at or leaving his seat to watch hands.
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Ann Landers
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