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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1973

Page

3

Wedding Bells for Boyd and Manley at St Patrick Church

Mary Lou Boyd and Robert F Manley II exchanged marriage vows on April 27 at St Patrick Church. The bride wore ivory silk organza with empire waist long veil and train. Parents listed are Earl K Boyd and the Manleys. Reverend Jerome Beattie officiated with organist C E Wortman and soloist Kent Dobson.

Mary Lou Boyd Robert F. Manley iI St. Patrick's Catholic Church Earl K. Boyd S. Evergreen Robert F. Manley S. Rutter Jerome Beat C. E. Wortman Kent Dobson

Presbyterians Hear Record of Service

A tape on the history of the women’s group at First Presbyterian Church was shown to United Presbyterian Women as part of the study of The Amazing Heritage. Circle meetings featured Bible studies, prayers, and small group lessons with ten to fifteen members plus a guest. A wedding reception followed for Tim Brazil and Valerie Ann Boyd with a yellow theme and a Tioga Hotel reception venue, and the couple then left for Acapulco Mexico for their honeymoon.

First Presbyterian Church United Presbyterian Bruce Burris Luanna Sparks Valerie Ann Boyd Barbara Boaz Alice Boaz Melissa Hoag Tim Brazil Bill Jenkins Tom Mitchell Bill Whitworth Keith Cochran Gary Oyler Mark Schaberg Bruce Schlegel Tioga Hotel Doug Drisdell Janet Schaberg Acapulco Mexico

Senior Mothers Install Officers

Senior Mothers Club installed officers at the Orchid Buffet with Cha nute Centennial themed decor and patriotic colors. Thelma McKisson president, Pearl Wink first vice president, George Alford second vice president, Minnie Cation secretary, Lillie Marisch chaplain, Ola Lock historian, Iva Dent treasurer, Vera West installing officer. Members were recognized for perfect attendance. Marisch gave the invocation.

Thelma McKisson Pearl Wink George Alford Minnie Cation Lillie Marisch Ola Lock Iva Dent Vera West Fight Marisch

Do Si Do Square Dance Club Elects New Officers

New officers chosen for the Do Si Do Square Dance Club include Glen and Carole Clarkson as president, Dale and Marge Carlson as vice president, Dave and Rhonda Marple as secretary, and Marvin and Mildred Jeffers as treasurer. Delegates to the state convention in Tulsa Oklahoma are Gene and Marge Shockley, and Jack and Charlotte Colburn.

Glen Carole Clarkson Buffalo Dale Marge Carlson Thayer Dave Rhonda Marple Marvin Mildred Jeffers Gene Marge Shockley Jack Charlotte Colburn Tulsa Okla

Church women sew aprons for veterans at VA hospital

In a church project the women sew aprons each year for five hundred veterans at the local VA hospital. Samples are taken to the hospital before Mother's Day so each veteran can select an apron for his wife or mother, reflecting local care and service.

Heloise

Randy Sherwood earns Air Force Academy appointment

Humboldt High School senior Randy Lee Sherwood won a competitive appointment to the Air Force Academy through Rep. Joseph Skubitz for the 5th Congressional District. He is a top 10 percent graduate, National Honor Society president, state chorus singer, and three-sport letterman who starts at the academy July 2.

Air Force Academy Randy Lee Sherwood Humboldt High School Joseph Skubitz Sherwood Humboldt High High School The Academy

To flambe means to ignite with brandy or liqueur

The term describes sprinkling a spirit over a dish then lighting it to create a flamboyant flame. It involves pouring a small amount of brandy or liqueur and igniting it to finish the cooking or presentation.

Adventure in Kitchen Awaits Teenagers

A letter section discusses teenagers learning to cook as a doorway to adventure and future success. The writer recalls pioneer meals and urges teens to start cooking to gain independence and skill, citing Bar U Ranch experiences and family kitchen anecdotes.

Ann Landers Plainfield U Ranch Sublette Illinois

Scout Troop 84 Cookout at Toronto Lake

Girl Scouts from Troop 84 hosted a Saturday cookout at Toronto Lake for 13 Brownie members. Leaders Mrs. Ted Pegg and Mrs. Otis Babcock attended with families, while Kim Babcock, Allison Marnell and Lorinda Harrington led firebuilding and cooking of American chop suey and corn on the cob. Cleanup and hosting duties were handled by several volunteers.

Toronto Lake Brownie Girl Scouts Ted Pegg Otis Babcock Glen Harrington K. E. Eckhardt Diane Smith Kim Babcock Allison Marnell Lorinda Harrington Kim Smith Terri Pege Darci Bain Kelli Babcock Tracy Letterman Brenda Gregory Janet Stokes Tammy Gilliland Sherry Helm Tracy Shaw Mrs. Pegg

Bridal Shower Honors Mrs. Binnion in Lilac Decor

Mrs. Jerry Binnion was honored with a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Neil Nelson, Mrs. Charles Reaves, Mrs. Kenneth Nelson, and Mrs. Everett Olson. Decorations featured lilacs and bridal wreath as guests included Mrs. Oscar Martin and Mrs. Jerry Binnion attended.

Jerry Sandra Martin) Binnion Mmes Neil Nelson Charles Reaves Kenneth Nelson Everett Olson Oscar Martin Jerry Binnion

New Citizens Born to Kirk and Rausch Families

The city records two new citizens: William Kirk Jr. born April 18 to Mr and Mrs William Kirk at 309 South Highland and Andrew Jeffrey born May 4 to Mr and Mrs Danny Rausch at 1132 South Central.

William Kirk Jr William Kirk Day South Highland Andrew Jeffrey Danny Rausch S. Central

Salad toss method and help for the feeble

A tip advises using a fork and spoon to toss salad without crushing ingredients. Thought for Today urges not only helping the feeble but supporting him as well.

William Shakespeare

Spiritual Birthdays Noted by Church Women

The Women's Missionary Society of the First Church of God noted spiritual birthdays with the lesson Born To Grow led by Elmer Mathews. Guests heard testimonials and scripture while gifts were given to the youngest and oldest in Christian experience.

Women's Missionary Society First Church of God Elmer Mathews

Thayer Club Names Officers at Luncheon

The Friday Reading Club and Library Association installed officers at Mrs. H E Andersons home. Roscoe Hallenberg becomes president with Marion Showalter as vice president Vic tor Erbe as secretary Wes ley Anderson as assistant secretary and Scott Wright as treasurer. Hallenberg led devotions and reported 6124 items checked out this year. Twelve members gave program ideas for next year. Hallenberg also attended a Kansas Federation of Womens Clubs 3rd district meeting in Pittsburg and chairs American Indian Affairs for the 3rd district.

Hallenberg Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs Pittsburg American Indian Affairs

Values Lesson For Vilas Homebuilders

Mrs. Marvin Olson presented You Can t Spend It Twice to the Vilas Homebuilders Extension Unit at Ruth Winterrowd s home. She spoke on rapid change, value systems and how goals stem from values and use of resources for social and economic gain. A skit The Dollar Watchers highlighted lesson points.

Marvin Olson Vilas Homebuilders Extension Unit Ruth Winterrond Olson Marguerite Stuenkel Mines Charles Reaves Jim Farmer Neil Nelson Milo Myers

Social calendars list meetings and events for May

Community groups schedule Wednesday May 9 and Thursday May 10 events at churches clubs hotels and community centers in Neosho with times from 1:15 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. activities include circles grange luncheons sewing groups and civic meetings featuring Rotary BPW Sorghum Valley and more across local venues.

Women's Safari Golf Association Safari Golf Course First United Methodist Church Elizabeth Esther Arthur Bennett S. Wilson Martha E. R. Parr Naomi R. D. Williamson N. Western Grange Hall United Commercial Travelers Tioga Martha Circle Otterbein United Methodist Church Westview Baptist Church Christian Women’s Fellowship First Christian Church Big Creek St. Mary and St. Margaret's Gordon Barker

Thayer OES Chapter Honors District Aide Shirley Bailey

The Thayer Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star in Thayer honored district aide Mrs. Shirley Bailey, acknowledging her service with a formal recognition and local ceremony.

Thayer Oes Pearl Order of the Eastern Star Thayer Shirley Bailey

Pin Presentation and May Day Luncheon at Royal Neighbors

Royal Neighbors of America Camp 690 presented 50 year pins to three members including Mrs. Ida McCoy. A May Day themed luncheon at North Malcolm Community Center had 21 members present with Leota Lathrom Mamie Noltensmeyer and Imogene Colaw in charge. Mrs. Lemuel Beale joined as district aide of District 16. District officials Taft Stafford and Earl Peterson presided as Mrs. Stafford welcomed Mrs. Bailey and Kathryn Thornton performed. Gifts were given and a skit praised the district aide. Present were members from Chanute Erie Savonburg Walnut Buffalo and Sunflower Chanute visitors incl. Marilyn Jensen Coffeyville. Dave Evans noted from the grand chapter credent ials committee.

Royal Neighbors of America North Malcolm Comunity Center Leota Lathrom Mamie Noltensmeyer Imogene Colaw Taft Stafford Earl Peterson Erie Walnut Bea Walt Chanute Savonburg Buffalo Dave Evans Grand Chapter

Safari Chapter Group Attends State Campout

Safari Chapter members Salome Harmon Dorothy Boles and Walt Davis Junior Fritz Harold La Rue Boyd Moon Orville Nickerson Tom Reyes and Ralph Toland attended the state campout of the National Campers and Hikers Association at Medicine Lodge. Mr and Mrs Richard Wells and Steve of Independence also attended.

National Campers and Hikers Association Medicine Lodge Safari Chapter Salome Harmon Dorothy Boles Mmes Walt Davis Junior Fritz Harold la Rue Boyd Moon Orville Nickerson Tom Reyes Ralph Toland Richard Wells Steve Independence

Bridal Shower For Nancy Romig

Nancy Romig of 615 S Lincoln was honored at a May 1 bridal shower in the First National Bank community room. Hostesses Mrs Vernon Brinkmeyer and Jo Ann Hall led 20 guests in games and prizes. Accenting refreshments featured bride cake figures and punch with blue and white decor. Nancy and Tom Tyler are set to marry May 13.

Nancy Romig S. Lincoln First National Bank Miss Romig Tom Tyler Vernon Brinkmeyer Jo Ann Hall

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Robert F. Manley I Presbyterians Burris Aubrey Summers Paul Blecha Rick Greenway Circle 2 Pearl Loveaul UPW Robert Koch A. V. Emerson Howard Wilson Marian Fuller Circle 3 Roy Gibson Kathryn Thornton Mildred Galbreath Merle Estes Dwight McCreight Circle 4 Blanche Petit Dwight Blackwood Square Dance Club Mary K. Reese Mary K Barbara Holden Dear Ann Landers Scout News Weston Mass Tom McQuin Jack Wilson Charles Logan Mmes. Logan Wilson Roy Rankin Tom Fulton David Hanna Thayer Club Truitt W. Main Vilas Homebuilders Harold Olson Altoona High Prairie +H club Elmer Anderson Nelson Neosho Memorial Hospital Jesse Olson Dwicht Olson Sek Myvers Winterrowd Byron Marshall Tioga Extension Homemakers Unit Wilfrid Cavaness N. Steuben Sweet Adelines W. Elm American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building First Presbyterian Church Women’s Sewing Group Jaycee Jaynes Safari West Mrs Ida McCoy Oracle Gertie McGown Eric Mittie Huckstep Nellie John Safari Hans ¢ Putea Hans Powers Home Appliance Company Chanute, Kansas East Main DIAL
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