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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1968
Page
3
A quiz on biblical references questions about the Tigris length the Eden rivers and generational trivia asks readers to name the devout mother of Samuel and identify the structure in Jesus parable.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles and pricing for subscriptions in trade and outside regions. It details mail and carrier rates, boxholder pricing, and notes AP news rights for local coverage.
Mrs. Paul Johnson of 1015 W 10th hosted a Sunday Hawaiian luau featuring pineapple lomi salmon poi ham and sweet potatoes. She returned Thursday from Oahu. Guests included Kurtis and Michael Morehead Jr Teresa Pittsburg Jim D Jones Debra Iola Roy Johnson Maxwell Morehead Velma Washington Alan Johnson and others. After dinner callers were Dr and Mrs Robert Russum Steven and Susan of Oklahoma City.
Mr and Mrs H V Stevens on hosted a rehearsal dinner Friday for Bobbi Jo Montgomery and Joe Stevenson in Tioga Hotel Orchid Room. Blue and white flowers and candles adorned the tables. guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Montgomery Sandy Montgomery Rodney Montgomery Mr and Mrs Tom Stevenson Keith Splane Margaret Parks Barbara Bender Marsha Allen Linda Blackwood Van Stevenson Ruth Merten and Gary Stevenson.
Bobbi Montgomery and Joe Stevenson exchanged wedding vows Saturday at the First Christian Church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Bert Sutton with a reception in the church hall. The bride, a Chanute High School graduate, and the groom, a 1965 Chanute High School alumnus, will reside at 206 S. Kansas.
September nuptials planned for Judith Ranabargar of 30 S Western and Law Smith of Houston Texas. Judith, a KU Law School JD graduate, earned a 1965 KU BA in international relations. Law Smith is pursuing an MS in marketing at KU. He is a 1964 Southwest Texas University BA and former U S Navy communications officer. The wedding is set for September 2 in Lawrence.
The article lists numerous out of town guests including Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Licksider and Janelle, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Montgomery of Orange Oklahoma, David Licklider, Gayla Holt of Shawnee Oklahoma, Mrs. Mayme Ellison, Linda and Steve, and others from Missouri and Oklahoma visiting in relation to a local community college gathering.
Mr and Mrs Bill Leather man and Mr and Mrs Dean Sutcliffe hosted a wiener roast for the Busy Bee baseball team and parents at Santa Fe Park Monday. Forty eight attended as Busy Bee claimed first place in the minor league this year. Players listed include Rick Bell Brad Bright Vance Bright Bobby Dalton Jay Fowler Brian Gray Norman Honas Terry Krout Jonnie Leather man Bennett McCoy Mike Sutcliffe Vincent Williamson and Mike Everman. Gary Starr could not attend.
The notice advises readers to contact their Tribune phone carrier and if unavailable to dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. The instruction emphasizes alternatives for reaching the service after standard hours.
A reader describes experiences as a preacher's kid and a teen mother to discuss guilt punishment and therapy. Ann Landers replies that PK conflicts occur in all professions and invites further letters, noting her book and offering help.
Community schedule lists events with times and venues including Sweet Adelines at 910 W Elm, golf at Country Club, We Who Club at Sawyer hall, Wilson class at First Methodist Church, and Harmony EHU at Mrs Robert Johnson in Humboldt. Dates vary in August and Friday listings show multiple activities across venues.
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