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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1966
Page
3
Hints describe removing shoulder bumps from knitted sweaters by wearing damped garments while they dry or by applying a warm wet cloth to the raised areas. A second tip shares using soft margarine and cottage cheese containers to freeze large quantities of ground chuck for economical storage.
Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4H club met at Mrs. Lopeman's home with 12 members and seven mothers present. Roles, judging classes, milk sample judging, and demonstrations by Sharlene Parker and Linda Smith were held. Debra Myers elected reporter. Next meeting set for June 27 at Sharlene Parker's home.
Thirteen members of Boy Scout Troop 225 sponsored by Zion Lutheran Church spend the week at Camp Wilderness near Independence and will return to Chanute Saturday. Homer Brinkman accompanies as adult leader. Participants include Daniel Baker David Brinkman Jeff Curtis Kendall Follmer Kevin Follmer Dave Harris Jeff Jordan Dennis McKenzie Dennis Mueller Michael Ogle Alan Pilgrim Claude Roberts Lance Stanislaus.
Sixty six relatives gathered in Santa Fe Park north shelterhouse for the Chickadonz family annual reunion. Donnie Chickadonz was elected president and Georgie Scheffer secretary treasurer for another term. Afternoon visitors included Russell Heady and Louis Heady with their children.
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Jane Evans became the bride of C Ellis Potter at seven o clock Saturday night in the First Methodist Church. The double ring ceremony was conducted by Dr Duff D Wagoner. The bride wore ivory delustered peau de soie with lace and pearls. A pink rose bouquet highlighted the ceremony. Guests included many out of town relations and friends. The couple will make their home in Memphis after honeymoon travel.
Floyd Potters hosted a wedding party rehearsal dinner at the Orchid Buffet ahead of the ceremony for brides Jane Evans and Ellis Potter. Guests included Dr and Mrs Duff Wagoner and many local families and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Claude Winkler of Bartlesville mark fifty years since June 22 1916 with an open house at their home Sunday afternoon Their children Col John M Winkler Topsham Air Force Station Maine Lt Col James T Winkler Rye slip Air Force Base England Mary Winkler RN Cincinnati Bill Winkler Galesburg Joe Winkler 615 S Evergreen attend except John and James Those present include eight grandchildren and relatives drifting from Chanute to Bartlesville duties
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Larson hosted a Sunday family reunion at 1409 West Main with a noon banquet at the Orchid Buffet and an evening picnic. Weekend attendees included numerous relatives traveling from Rich Hill, Zillah, Tacoma, Humboldt, Hoisington, Chanute, Altoona, and other towns to visit in East Alton, Aurora, and New Orleans.
The Dial Tribune social calendar lists Sunflower HD Unit meeting with Mrs A C Wink at 415 W 4th at 1 30 PM Sunflower Chapter OES at the Masonic Temple at 8 PM BPW dinner at the Tioga Hotel at 645 PM Wednesday shows United Presbyterian Women sewing group at the church 9 AM WSCS at Zion Church at Mary Dell Paint at North Malcolm Community Center from 9 AM to 4 PM.
Cheryl Van Vickle, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Van Vick le of 615 S Lincoln, engaged to Robert Mark Johnson son of Mrs Vivian Johnson and Robert Johnson of 1402 S Santa Fe. Cheryl a Chanute High School graduate and Robert a 1965 graduate now on National Guard active duty. Fall wedding planned.
At the Monday night meeting in the Home Savings Association lounge six tables played. The top score of 57 percent was achieved by Mrs Wayne Duty and Mrs Hazel Dunlap of Iola. Other above average scores included Mrs Ralph Caldwell, Bob Allen 55 percent, Mrs Sharon Patton, Wayne Duty 53, Mrs Charles Broadwell, Mrs F G Hooker 50, Mrs Charles Berry, Mrs V E Gillilan 48.
Mr and Mrs Harold Stroud hosted a noon Sunday event at 411 West Fourth Thayer to honor her father John Ewen. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Glen Gough Mr and Mrs Bryan George Mr and Mrs Ralph Heilman Eric Mrs Ora Heilman Myra Brobst Evelyn Woodruff and Mrs Mildred Wilson from Chanute and Shawnee Mission.
Elaine Stevens was guest of honor at a Methodist church bridal shower Friday night. She and Dalton Leroy Stewart III of Topeka will wed Saturday. The program featured a duet by Gorda Offenbacker and Jana Rutherford, a recital by Sherri Van Hoozer, and several solos by Judy Clough. Hostesses included Mmes. Apt, Becannon, Clinesmith, Clough, Hempen, McKinsey, Carlson, Clark, Sauders, Ice, Uden, Padfield, Stanfield, Stoll, Mears, and Miss Brock. Cookies and ice tea were served.
Eight members of the Esther Circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met Monday night at Mrs. Hilma Huffman's home at 109 N. Forest. President Mrs. Edna Rush led the meeting with devotions by Harriet Lee and a study from Mission magazine. Mrs. Earl Young led the lesson on Ministry in Laity. A donation was given to the Topeka disaster fund and white cross work was done. Refreshments were served.
The Sunny Stone HD Unit met at the Community Building with Mrs. George Cox presiding in Mrs. Joe Hake’s absence. Roll call offered a safety hint. a Kansas City trip on Aug. 11 was announced for all Wilson County units via the extension office. Donations to Topeka disaster fund and Vietnam noted.
Members of the Electa Club were entertained Monday night at the home of Mrs. W. C. Steele 529 S Kansas. Mrs Junior Zimmerman assisted in serving a dessert course from a lace table with rosebud decor. Plans were made for a picnic of past patrons at Santa Fe Park July 18.
Members of the Sweet Adelines honored Mrs. Chris Coots who is moving to Pittsburg with a baby shower after their regular SEK Tuberculosis Hospital meeting. A baby tote bearing the Sweet Adeline insignia was presented and punch and cookies were served.
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