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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1961

Page

3

Gammon-Mull Vows In Kansas City

Mary Jeanette Gammon married Dr. John Carlson Mull in a candlelight ceremony at Bonfils chapel Kansas City. The bride, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Claude C. Gammon, Buffalo Missouri, wore peau de soie and Alencan lace with gardenia bouquet. Bridesmaids wore pink organza, reception followed in church parlor. couple to reside in Kansas City.

Mary Jeanette Gammon John Carlson Mull John A. Mull N. Steuben Bonfils Community Christian Church Kansas City Claude C. Gammon Buffalo W. Gordon Ross Berea Carol Gammon Denver Colo Marilyn Mull Claire Ross James Cooper Richard Honan Gene Kurtz Wichita James Proctor Hawkins

Social Scene Notices from June Church Events

A digest of meetings and gatherings: Christian Culture class at First Baptist at 9:30 am, Christian Culture class at First Christian church, Pridey events, Senior Citizen’s drive at Memorial Building 1:30 am, CWF board at First Christian church 12:30 pm, Queen Esther class at Christian church 2 pm, TOPS Determinettes at Grace Episcopal Church basement 1:30 pm, Past Noble Grand Mrs. Vincent W Baylor at 2102 W Main hosts covered dish dinner 6:30 pm.

Pridey Clive Memorial Building CWF First Christian Church Christian Church Grace Episcopal C Noble Grand Vincent W. Baylor

Cook-Out by Church Club At First Presbyterian

Eighteen couples attended the Mariners club cook-out at the home of Rev. and Mrs. William Hunt 110 S Tennessee. Bill Walters and Merrill Brock led devotion and program segments on The Bible and What Books You Have Read and Why. Fireworks stand plans and a church parlor refrigerator were arranged. Dwight Blackwood attended. next meeting is a family picnic at Santa Fe Park with Brock in charge.

Mariners Club First Presbyterian Church William Hunt Tennessee Bill Walters Merrill Brock al Kihm Dwight Blackwood Santa Fe Park Mrs. Brock

Cosmetologists Cancel July Meeting After Parsons Dinner Plan

Plans formed to attend the district meeting in Parsons Sun day and a dinner meeting at Kelley Hotel Iola. Members voted not to meet in July and August. Attendees from Chanute included Mrs Bill Gerken Mrs Boyd Moon Mrs Clint Bowers Mrs Marie McDonald and Mrs Dale Barker.

Parsons Kelley Hotel Iola Chanute Bill Gerken Boyd Moon Clint Bowers Marie McDonald Dale Barker

Duplicate Bridge Scores At Tioga Hotel Winners Listed

Above average scorers at Duplicate Bridge Monday night at the Tioga Hotel included Mrs. Charles Broadwell and Mrs. Fred L. Johnson 31, Bob Ward and Bob Allen 27, Mrs. P. E. Delahunty and Mrs. Dick Eyler 26, and Mrs. F. G. Hooker and Mrs. Clyde Bloomhart 25.

Duplicate Bridge Tioga Hotel Charles Broadwell Fred L. Johnson Bob Ward Bob Allen P. E. Delahunty Dick Eyler F. G. Hooker Clyde Bloomhart

Patriarch Militant Holds Inspection at Odd Fellows Hall

Mrs. Myrtle Groves led an inspection at the Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant meeting Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows hall with Mrs. Nathan Hole presiding. Guests included Maj. and Mrs. E Barnhart.

Myrtle Groves Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant Odd Fellows Hall Nathan Hole E. §. Barnhart

Rose Mary Bradshaw Weds Jerry Church

Rose Mary Bradshaw daughter of Mr and Mrs Leland Bradshaw Walnut became the bride of Jerry Church son of Mr and Mrs Louis Church Eric in a double ring ceremony Saturday morning at St Patrick s church Walnut Rev Joseph Bartos officiated The couple will reside near Erie after the wedding attended by matron of honor Mrs Don George and best man Larry Holding The bride and groom are graduates and employed locally with plans to settle near Erie

Rose Mary Bradshaw Leland Bradshaw Walnut Jerry Church Louis Church Eric St. Patrick's Church Joseph Bartos Clell McClung Bernard Smith Stark Chantilly Don George Larry Holding Nevada Don Bradshaw Frank Modica St Patrick's High School Cecilie Parsons Church Erie High School Deerfield Oil Co Chanute Erie Robert Church Kansas City Orville Winsor Pat Earl Arnold Gfeller Burns Leona Burrell Patty Springer Jim Jerome Wichita Fross Skintook Okla DO. W. McFarland Vera Tom Ronnie Weldona Colo Cecile Springer Belie Eby Adelin

Baker Shultz Vows Given in Evang United Brethren Church

Mr and Mrs Theo Baker announce the marriage of their daughter Kay to Gene Shultz son of Mr and Mrs George Shultz The ceremony took place Friday evening at the Evangelical United Brethren church with Rev Paul Life presiding A reception followed at the brides parents home The couple will reside at 220 S Lafayette Kay Baker Shultz is a Cha nute High and Stewarts Beauty Academy graduate and works at Specialty Beauty Shop Gene Shultz works in farming.

Theo Baker Washington Kay Gene Shultz George Shultz R. J Evangelical United Brethren Church Dale Nelson Melvin Carlson Buffalo Dale Shultz Humboldt Dale Cox Paul Life

Sharon Leonard Marries John Porter in Perry Methodist Ceremony

Sharon Kay Leonard and John R. Porter wed in a June 10 ceremony at Perry Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Walter Simpson. The couple, Perry High School graduates, plan to live in Perry. both work in Topeka and Lawrence respectively. Humboldt relatives attended.

Myron C. Leonard Humboldt Perry Sharon Kay John R. Porter Clara Porter F. E. Porter Topeka Walter Simpson Perry Methodist Church Perry High School Merchant's National Bank Porter Hallmark's

Sub Deb Meeting With Pam Wilson

Sub Debs met with Pam Wilson at 1321 W. 5th on Monday evening. Pledges pledged under the theme Little Bo Peep and listed names include Tish Niver Linda Sloan Joy Conn Susan Ranz Janie Biele Paula Honeyman Pat Drummond Cherryl Ogle Sue Osborne Judy Perkins Sandy Wood Sally Balch Daisy Willis Robbie Hartel Jo Ann Rodgers. They will assist on the project.

Pam Wilson Little Bo Peep Tish Niver Linda Sloan Joy Conn Susan Ranz Janie Biele Paula Honeyman Pat Drummond Cherryl Ogle Sue Osborne Judy Perkins Sandy Wood Sally Balch Daisy Willis Robbie Hartel Jo Ann Rodgers

Teen Club Notes and Upcoming Meeting

A report summarizes a cerebral palsy drive, Red Cross drive, and TB Hospital Canteen work. A slumber party followed the Teen Canteen meeting and the next gathering is set with Linda Rhodes Monday at 7 p.m.

Red Cross TB Hospital Linda Rhodes

Anderson Honored By Rainbow Girls

A Rainbow Girls ceremony honored Eman uel Anderson a custodian at the Masonic Temple as he leaves his job. He was given a fishing trip with a pole by Jackie Churchill treasurer dressed as a fisherman and caught various currency denominations at a pond. Karen Kreider presided with Roy Adams and Jane Evans introduced. Refreshments followed.

Emanuel Anderson Masonic Temple Rainbow Temple Anderson Jackie Churchill Karen Kreider Roy Adams Sunflower Chapter CES Jane Evans New Mexico

Mrs Carder Elected By Past Presidents

Members of the Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary met at Maple Leaf Tea Room for dinner. Hostesses were Mrs. Howard Winans Edna Peterson Bessie Camerell and Hilda Koch. Mrs Howard Carder was chosen the new president and Mrs Roy Williams the new secretary.

Parley American Legion Auxiliary Maple Leaf Tea Room Howard Winans Edna Peterson Bessie Camerell Hilda Koch Howard Carder Roy Williams John Hargrave Carl Wortman C. D. Blackwood

Smart Tike Needs Firmer Hand By ANN LANDERS

Dear Ann Landers: Our three year old daughter Sheila dominates our home and robs me of rest. She cries to sleep in our bed and resists being placed in her own room. Ann advises putting her in her own bed tonight and not giving in, risk of her crying through a week, and seeking professional help if needed. Clear guidance on boundaries.

Sheila Ann Langers Dark Belfry

Shower Honors Janice Young Bride Elect

Janice Young, bride elect of Leon Hazen, was feted at a Kimball Evangelical United Brethren church bridal shower. Hosts were Mrs. Milford Page and Mrs. Russell Page. Prizes went to Mrs. Raymond Orton. gifts opened by Mrs. Glen Lacey and Deloris Orton. Golf lessons were offered to 15 by Pat Conn.

Janice Young Leon Hazen Stark Kimball Evangelical United Brethren Church Milford Page Russell Page Kimball Raymond Orton Miss Young Glen Lacey Chanute Deloris Orton Roscoe Young Carl Hazen James Greenwood James Orton Jody Annie Miss Orton Francis Lee Odense Henry Hazen John Hazen Eric Willard Allen Roy Daggett Jewel Clements Sharon Juanita Allen Esther Clements Wallace Erickson Eva Shook Carl Olson Arden Hamman Donald Hazen Julia Sample Elmet Owen Paul Cook I. E. Haviland Homer Romine Emma Pemberton Merriel Hibbs

Wesleyan Guild Picnic Held at Highland Park

Thirty six attended the Wesleyan Service Guild picnic in Highland Park Tuesday evening. Miss Betts led grace and oversaw arrangements with prayers, poems, and scripture in the program titled God and Nature. Assisting were Mrs. Franklin Camerell and McDonald. guests included Helen Willis Moran Foster Myers and Bertha Jeffrey.

Wesleyan Service Guild Highland Park Freda Betts Grace Frank Carter Miss Betts God Gladys Franklin John Camerell Marie McDonald Helen Willis Atty Moran Foster Myers Bertha Jeffrey

Ladies Day Golf At Country Club Winners Named

Twenty four players participated in Ladies Day golf at the Country Club on Monday and Tuesday. Championship flight winner Mrs Rex Truitt posted 33 with special golf balls awarded for low scores on holes four through nine. First flight winner Mrs Earl Ostran was among those honored.

Rex Truitt Earl Ostran

Russell Family Holds Reunion in Highland Park

Descendants of Winfield and Ida Russell gathered in Highland Park for a basket dinner and reunion. Speakers shared history and early experiences of the Big Creek settlers. keepsakes such as a family Bible were displayed.

Winfield Ida Russell Big Creek Highland Park Ray Russell Harry Briley Clyde Russell Golda Russell

Officers Installed At Guild Meeting

Mrs. LaMoine Waldron a guest installed new officers at the CWF Guild meeting held Tuesday morning at 533 North Highland in the home of Mrs. Howard Winans. The group met for a 6 30 breakfast and those installed included Mrs. Howard Winans who was re elected.

Howard Winans

Guild officers named and plans set for October events

The text lists officers president Mrs Lorens Nelson vice president Carol McDonald secretary Mrs Etta Hanson treasurer and notes lessons by Mrs Charles Arnett on two topics with devotions by Ruth Shannon. Plans mention attending Guild Day and a convention in Kansas City October 1 and a picnic at Santa Fe south shelter house for the next meeting.

Lorens Nelson Carol McDonald Etta Hanson Charles Arnett Ruth Shannon Kansas City Santa Fe South Shelter House

Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Fragment

A reader asks about a relationship where a younger man in debt may marry later but flaunts an engagement ring bought by the woman. The columnist suggests ending the relationship, removing the ring, and dating mature men, while noting the man’s lack of loyalty and urging the reader to move on.

V. Z

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