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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1966

Page

3

Miss Calhoon Engaged to Robert Phillips

Sharon Kay Calhoon daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Calhoon 107 E Ninth is engaged to Robert Earl Phillips son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Phillips 228 W 5th The couple both attended Chanute High School and Neosho County Community Junior College with Sharon employed in the college office and Robert at Zimmerman Electric The wedding is set for June 25 at the First Christian Church

A. M. Calhoon Sharon Kay Calhoon Robert Earl Phillips Robert L. Phillips Calhoon Chanute High School Neosho County Community Junior College Phillips Kansas State University Manhattan Zimmerman Electric First Christian Church

Citation Presented To Legion Auxiliary

Harry Johnson the Voice of Democracy chairman for VFW Post 1654 presented a citation from the Voice of Democracy to the Auxiliary at their Memorial Building meeting Monday night. Mrs. Rauhoff accepted for the Auxiliary. Mrs. Wittick and Mrs. Hazen were initiated as members and donations were made to the Boy and Girl Scouts and the Cancer Fund. Thirty eight members attended. A covered dish dinner preceded the meeting. Nine members with birthdays in January February and March were honored with three birthday cakes. Ada Livingstone decorated the tables with a St Patrick theme.

Harry Johnson Voice of Democracy VFW Post Memorial Building Harry Rauhoff Charles Wittick Leroy Hazen Boy and Girl Scouts Cancer Fund Ada Livingston

Barnhart Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary

A Sunday basket dinner at St. Patrick's hall honored Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnhart of 643 S Malcolm on their 25th wedding anniversary. Attendees included family and friends from Chanute, Thayer, Diamond, Walnut, Independence, and surrounding areas.

St. Patrick's Hall Ray Barnhart S. Malcolm Danny Charles Larry Chris Patricia Carol Gene Roush Teresa Jeffrey Mary Laura Beth Paul Barnhart John Kennedy Don Tom Mendenhall Everett Barnhart Harold Lois Earl Barnhart Marty Greg Ju Hus Rensing Lloyd Rensing Phyllis Donna Leta Chanute Lloyd Audiss Clarence Shively Mary Kennedy Walnut Maurice Davidson Ronnie Gary Raymond Fowler Thayer Betty McDaniel Diamond Loretta Carlson Buffalo Mary Creek Independence Charles Wille Piqua

Bridge Club Sees Top Score At Monday Meeting

A top score of 6742 was posted by Mrs. Fred Johnson and Bob Ward at the Duplicate Bridge club’s weekly session in the Home Savings Association lounge. Five tables competed with other above average scores listed for several pairs and players.

Fred Johnson Bob Ward Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Association F. G. Hooker Kenneth Horton Jo Payne Fred Foster George Eaton Milton Holloway Sr Bob Allen Charles Broadwell

Birthday honors for Dee Ann Babcock six at Parsons

Mrs Gray's granddaughter Dee Ann Babcock Parsons turns six with a Sunday birthday dinner hosted by Jr. and Mrs. John Gray Jr. R.3. Guests spanned four generations including great grandmother Mrs. Cora McKinney and family members Nedra Babcock Parsons Charles Babcock Nova Rhond Erie.

John Gray Jr

Easter Hat Feature By Past Presidents

The Past Presidents Club of Business and Professional Women held a Monday night meeting at Mrs. George Lightfoot home 827 S Plummer. Mrs O A Klingner judged. First prize went to Mrs Nelle Stevens second to Ruth Shannon. Klingner showed Europe trip slides. Merle Estes told how Eric became county seat. Guests included Ann Wheelock Katherine Thornton Eric and Mrs Klingner. Dessert was served by Lightfoot Booe and Mrs Dave Petterson.

Presidents Club of Business and George Lightfoot S. Plummer O. A. Klingner Nelle Stevens Ruth Shannon Klingner Europe Eric Merle Estes Scherel Booe

Fidelis Albrecht to Speak at St Patrick's Gym

Rev Fidelis Albrecht OFM of Kansas City will address St Patrick's parish youths at 7:30 p m tomorrow in the parish gym as part of the CYO CCD speaker series. The Franciscan priest, born in Pekin Illinois, has kerneled missionary work in Texas and New Mexico and now aids the Cursillo movement.

St. Patrick’s Catholic Parish Fidelis Albrecht OFM Kansas City St. Patrick's Gym Fidelis Peking Ill Peoria Cincinnatti Louisville Oldenburg Ind Texas New Mexico

Bye Bye Birdie production features teen choreographer

Carol Cornish a 17 year old high school junior directs the principal dances for the Juco high school musical with 33 cast members. She has 13 years of dance training and has taught at a local studio for 2 1/2 years. The show runs at the Municipal Auditorium with direction by Glen E Bacus Harold Tarpley and Farrell Coy. Teresa Welch reports.

Carol Cornish Miss Cornish Eugene S. Cornish N. Washington Elizabeth Shelley Williams Enid Oklo Chanute Mitzi School of Kansas University Lawrence Municipal Auditorium Glen E. Bacus Harold Tarpley Farrell Coy Teresa Welch Juco

Telephone Pioneers In Meeting Here

Chanute telephone employees both active and retired hosted the Sedan Club of Telephone Pioneers of America on Sunday afternoon. A covered dish dinner at the Masonic Temple drew members and guests from Parsons Pittsburg Coffeyville Howard Independence Iola Neodesha Topeka Ga noga Park Calif and Chanute. Tioga Tones Quartet provided entertainment. Fred Schneider of Topeka secretary of the employees benefit committee led a Q and A on Medi care and benefit changes. Arrangements were made by Charles Leavitt Betsie Rose Peterson Bertha Fairbanks and Mrs Clifford Lukenbill with Mrs Guy Farrow registering attendees.

Chanute Telephone Sedan Club Telephone Pioneers of America Masonic Temple Parsons Pittsburg Coffeyville Howard Independence Iola Neodesha Topeka Canoga Park Calif Chanute Tioga Tones Fred Schneider Employees Benefit Committee Charles Leavitt Paul Patterson Bettie Rose Peterson Bertha Fairbanks Clifford Lukenbill Guy Farrow

Spring tea and club events at local churches

Social calendar lists Erie High School spring tea at 1:30 p.m and Bound to Win at EUB church annex at 2 p.m on Wednesday. Circle 3 meets at First Presbyterian Church parlor at 7:30 p.m. Thursday features Bridge Club at 1:30 p.m. with 10 dollar fee and Sweet Adelines at Zion Lutheran Church at 7:30 p.m.

Erie High School EUB Church First Presbyterian Church Mar Sweet Adelines Zion Lutheran Church

Area Jaco Councils Meet Here

Southeast Kansas Junior College councils convened with six schools represented at First National Bank. Neosho County hosts Cowley, Butler, Fort Scott, Independence, Labette County. Allen and Coffeyville absent. Delegates named to explain the new constitution at Hutchinson meeting.

Southeast Jim Boomis Independence Glenn Taliaferro Butler County Ron Smith Labette County Rick McLaren Neosho County Mike Mott Cowley County Nathan Wolf Fort Scott

Beyond Control and Questions From Ann Landers

A Chanute Tribune feature presents reader questions to Ann Landers on topics from a bereaved couple to a troublesome tenant and a moral dilemma. The column cites that many things are beyond control and advises homeowners to consult a lawyer, while cautioning against forcing marriage to quiet guilt.

Moth- Ann Landerser Dad

Shower Honors Miss Patterson

Anne Patterson was honored with a kitchen shower Sunday afternoon at 1216 S Santa Fe hosted by Mrs. Oren Patterson. She will wed April 2 to Ralph F. Alexander. Prizes went to Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Harold J. Davis, and Mrs. Harry Patterson while gifts were opened with help from Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Cunningham. The pink and white reception included guests Patterson, Alexander, Baker, Watts, Patterson Sr, Chanute, Keller, Cun ningham, Hawkins, Hawkins, Harold Davis, Cunningham, Cherryvale.

Anne Patterson Oren Patterson S. Santa Fe Miss Patterson Ralph F. Alexander Harry Cunningham Harold J. Davis Harry Patterson Davis Cunningham Mmes. Patterson Ralph Alexander Henry K. Baker Harold Watts Kenneth Patterson Sr Chanute Max Keller Baxter Springs Mabel Cunningham Forrest Hawkins Charles Hawkins Harold Davis Harry A. Cunningham Cherryvale Iva Dent Lola Cox Rebecca Douglas Tyler Tammy Messner Doyle Tyler John Mesner Paul Patterson Paul Taylor Harry Austin Michael

Mrs Ashley Is Honored On 80th Birthday Dinner

Mrs S G Ashley was honored at a dinner at 704 S Central marking her 80th birthday. A white cake with pink roses sat as centerpiece. Attendees included Gene Manley Coffeyville Glen Ashley Neal Ashley Richard Ashley John Van Leeuwen Ed Ashley Don Elder Sam Ashley Independence and Jean Ashley.

S. G. Ashley Home S. Central Gene Manley Coffeyville Glen Ashley Neal Ashley Richard Ashley John van Leeuwen Ed Ashley Don Elder Sam Ashley Independence Jean Ashley

Loretta Young Sues NBC for 2.5 Million

Los Angeles AP Loretta Young sues NBC for 2.5 million alleging breach of a 1959 contract for reruns of her TV films. She says NBC agreed not to use her introductions but used them outside the United States.

Loretta Young NBC Los Angeles National Broadcasting Co Miss Young United States

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Miss Calhoon Drisdell Legion Auxiliary Ray Barnharts Bridge Club Miss Babcock St. Pat's Cursillo de Christiandad World Spain Ron Goltry Dial Tribune Beau Jack Ann Landers Cynthia Chanute Tribune New Devine Litwin Dodge City Garden City Goodland Russell Mrs. Ashley DuBarry Cosmetics Roscoe Humboldt, Kansas Kathy Sloan Pete Dexter Marsha Hutchinson Birdie Allen Monument Company Betty Rose Mademoiselle Southaven
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