Social Calendar June 28 1955 Events Cancelled
Hulda Parker chapter OFS Masonite Temple summer party honoring Mrs Lucy Geckeler does not proceed. IN club meeting cancelled. Ladies of GAR Memorial building 2 IA. JayCee Jaynes no meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Parker
OFS
Masonite
Lucy Geckeler
Ladies of Gar
Memorial Building
JayCee Jaynes
Independence
Kansas Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
C. Vincent McCune
Babies Born In Neosho Memorial Hospital
A series of late June births is announced in Neosho. Timothy Andrew Berthot, Jimmie Lee Blough, Daniel Lee Walta, Kenneth Dale Adams, Joe Kenneth Hasty, Marvin Duane Moore, Marilyn Jean Shook, and Donna Mae Lesslie are all listed as newborns to local families. Each entry includes the parents’ names and home addresses in Neosho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Andrew Berthot
Hugh W. Berthot
W. 3Rd
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Jimmie Lee Blough
Richard Blough
N. Lafayette
Daniel Lee Walta
Robert Lee Walta
S. Lafayette
Kenneth Dale Adams
Roy D. Adams
W. Th
Joe Kenneth Hasty
W. K. Hasty
N. Forest
Marvin Duane Moore
Wesley Moore
W. Beach
Marilyn Jean Shook
Leon Shook
Donna Mae Lesslie
Donald J. Lesslie
S. Malcolm
Neosho Memorial Ospital
Favorite salad dressings to beat the heat
A home economist shares two salad dressings to enliven summer meals. Pacific Dressing blends orange peel cream cheese and juice with sugar and salt, served on iceberg lettuce. Green Goddess mixes mayonnaise garlic anchovies parsley lemon, tarragon vinegar and sour cream for a creamy, tangy finish.
Covered Dish Picnic For Jensen Employes
Employed workers and families from Jensen & Sons hydrating plant held a covered dish picnic Friday night at Santa Fe park. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Jones Mrs Oliver Lindquist Mrs Harry Jackson Mr and Mrs Glenn Stoll and Maxine Mary Knapp Mr and Mrs Abe Baltz Mrs Howard Stitt Dixie Lee Cheryl Anna Jean Keepley Mr and Mrs Floyd Samuel and Zella Mae Sharon Waggoner Mrs Leslie Gallion and Marsha Kay Aurora Verdin Mrs Juanita Godinez Mrs Henrietta Godinez Sally and Anna Marie Mrs Rose Dent and son Lynn Mr and Mrs Paul Dent and Phil Mr and Mrs John Corns son Billy and daughters Nancy and Mrs Jim Schooley Mr and Mrs James Cooper and Patty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen & Sons
Santa Fe Park
John Jones
Oliver Lindquist
Harry Jackson
Glenn Stoll
Maxine
Mary Knapp
Abe Baltz
Howard Stitt
Dixie Lee
Cheryl
Anna Jean Keepley
Floyd Samuel
Zella Mae
Sharon Waggoner
Leslie Gallion
Marsha Kay
Aurora Verdin
Juanita Godinez
Henrietta Godinez
Sally
Anna Marie
Rose Dent
Lynn
Paul Dent
Phil
John Corns
Billy
Nancy
Jim Schooley
James Cooper
Patty
Carson Davenport Nuptials in First Methodist Church
Carolyn Carson daughter of S Garfield married C A Davenport at 3 o clock in First Methodist Church. Ceremony featured gladiolus and ferns backdrop with soloist Nancy Blunk and organist Mrs Arthur Eltz holtz. Bride wore rosepoint lace gown with chapel train and heart cap veil. Reception followed with four bridesmaids and lavender and light green gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Carson
S. Garfield
C. A. Davenport
Nancy Blank
Arthur Eltzholtz
Miss Blunk
Lyle P. Baker
Wayne McGuffey
Manhattan
Karen Needham
Valley Falls
Jo Ann Davenport
Topeka
Marilyn Johnston
Chanute
Karen Davenport
Robert Davenport
New First Methodist Church
Thomas J. Wilson
Noel Wood
Wedding Guest List and Details from Topeka Ceremony
The guest book was cared for by Phyllis Beach of Topeka and the gift table by Dorothy Haines. Sylvia Shaffer played records during the service. Mr. and Mrs. Davenport left for a Minnesota wedding trip and will reside at 1279 MacVicar, Topeka after July 5. The bride wore an avocado jacket dress with white accessories and an orchid corsage. She is Chanute High School and Washburn University alumna, in the Hussy and Hussy insurance office. The groom is a Topeka High School graduate, Washburn student majoring in physical education, member of Kappa Sigma, and works for Shirley contractors. Numerous out-of-town guests from Topeka, Lawrence, Hayes, Kansas City, Manhattan, Fort Worth, Fort Scott, Ottawa, and other areas attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Wells
Royce Wells
Gilbert Thomas Baker
Jerry Force
Topeka
Gene and
Jay Davenport
Wilson
Mmes
G. B. Gardner
Billy Coats
Charles Shaffer
Chanute
A. D. Force
Ika
Phyllis Beach
Dorothy Haines
Sylvia Shaffer
Alpha Phi Sorority
Hussy and Hussy
Topeka High School
Washburn University
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Shirley Contractors
Olive Frances Brazil Honored on Birthday Party
Olive Frances Brazil was celebrated at a 13th birthday party by her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brazil. Sister Mary Jean performed a sketch titled This Is Your Life with photos. Attending guests included relatives from Coffeyville Buffalo St Paul and local families as well as the Brazil family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Brazil
Olive Frances
Mary Jean
R. R. May
Coffeyville
Brazil
Howard Lamb
Carl
Caryl
Darlene
Carl Jr
Lenny
Larry Harvey
Etiquette Answers on Gifts and Card Playing
A girl may accept impersonal gifts from a non engaged suitor. Very costly or personal gifts require engagement. Do not arrange cards before the deal ends. Address a wife who is a doctor as Doctor Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Carson
Doctor Carson
Missionary Tour For Three Methodist Youths
Three First Methodist youths Carol Barber Marilyn Gates and Sylvia Shaffer join about 30 peers for a Missionary Projects Tour sponsored by the Woman's Society of Christian Service. The 12 day caravan travels to mission stations in seven states Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Illinois Wisconsin Iowa and Nebraska to learn about mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Carol Barber
Marilyn Gates
Sylvia Shaffer
Kansas City
Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Church
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Brighten faded rugs and stain removal tips
A reader offers household fixes for rug fading by applying a dye solution to faded areas with a stiff brush. For paint stains on clothing, use chloroform on fresh or dry stains, or turpentine with soap and water, plus ammonia for old stains. To prevent overbrowning in ovens, place a pan of cold water at the oven bottom.
Pattern Coin Request for The Chanute Tribune
A reader asks for thirty five centain coins following a pattern for 1st class mailing and to send the completed form to Marian Martin at The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. 252 West 18th Street New York New York. The notice requests printing the name address with zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West
18Th &T
New York
T, N.Y
Piatnis
Bishop Urges Children For Church Schools
In Brussels Belgium six Roman Catholic bishops urged Catholics to educate their children in Catholic schools rather than state controlled schools. They said there is for Christians only one truly satisfactory school: the Catholic school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Ozark Smelting resumes in Coffeyville July second
Southeast Kansas notes report Ozark Smelting and Mining Co will restart furnace operations in Coffeyville’s smelter department around July 2, restoring near normal employment for about 50 workers. Other items cover farm ownership trends in Labette County, the death of Harold F. Remsberg near Gas City, and Mrs. Earl Estes nearing 30 years as a Southwestern Bell telephone operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Ozark Smelting and Mining Co
IOLA
Harold F. Remsberg
Allen County
Iola Municipal Band
Gas City
Cherryvale
Earl Estes
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Tree Topples Save Picnicgoer Life at Northeast Jackson County Spot
A large 30 foot tree toppled at a Northeast Jackson County outing injuring Marie Jewell and others. A picnic jug was credited with saving Mrs. Jewell by absorbing impact and freeing her head from the table. Alfred Jewell said the jug helped break the fall. Mrs. Shannon and her relatives escaped with minor injuries. The tree toppled due to a weakened condition and all affected parties were treated at Independence Sanitarium or by nearby witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Marie Jewell
Jackson County
Independence Sanitarium
Veda Shannon
Pattern-Add Request for First-Class Matting Patterns
A pattern-add request asks for twenty five cents in coins for each pattern. Send to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept P.O. Box 148 Chelsea Station New York Ul NY. Write name address zone and pattern number plainly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O. Bor
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
1955 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue Preview
On der our 1955 Alice Brooks Needle craft Catalogue. Enjoy pages and pages of exciting new designs knitting crochet embroidery tron ons toys and novel ties. Send 25 cents for your copy of this wonderful book now. You'll want to order every design in it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
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Pacific
Jensen
Home Appliance CO
Carson-Davenport
Cere- Judd Jones
Kansas
Parsons
Labette County
GAY Kitchen Aide
California
Olson
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