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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1958
Page
3
Pearson and a roundtable discussion following Mrs. Marjorie Price home demonstration attended the lesson. A report on the Coffeyville district meeting was presented. Mrs. J. S. Dancer attended as guest and Mrs. H. M. Kemmerer will host the next meeting at 1522 West Elm.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wanamaker mark their 50th anniversary on May 14. Married in Kansas City, they later moved to a farm near Chanute in 1920. Wanamaker, a retired Chanute Tribune staffer for 26 years, has four daughters and three grandchildren with one great granddaughter. An open house hosted by their daughters will be held May 18 from 2 to 5 pm at 503 N Highland.
Humboldt The wedding of Carol Ann Pollman and Kenneth J. Wimsett occurred April 26 at St. Peter's Lutheran Church. TheRev. Herman Seyfert officiated the double ring ceremony before an altar with flowers and white tapers. The bride wore a white lace net gown with a fingertip veil and carried a Bible topped with red rosebuds. Reception followed in the church basement. The couple will reside at 14's W. Pine after Wimsett's work in Chanute.
A morning coffee event hosted by the Santa Fe Women's Federation at the club rooms featured Mrs. V. I. Kessinger and committee. Spring flowers and milk glass candles decorated the serving table. Mrs. H. M. Bauer presided as a donation to the cancer fund was made. Les Matthews spoke on plans for the Osa-Martin Johnson Museum. Guests included 33 attendees and Mrs. Albert Bo man and Mrs. Fred Bicknell.
Anita Ann Shultz and Robert L Twitchell married April 19 at Grand Avenue Methodist Church Kansas City with Dr Phillip T Bohr officiating. The couple, both employed in Kansas City, will reside there after a reception in Independence hosted by the groom’s aunt.
Listings for Wednesday May 14 include Christian Women Fellowship 2 pm at the church, Junior St Cecilia Music Club 7 pm Memorial Building, Esther Group 2 pm EUB Church, Sunflower Chapter 8 pm OES at Masonic Temple, BPW dinner and officers installation 6 45 pm at Tioga, Methodist Men father son banquet 6 30 pm, WSCS circles led by Mrs Briley 9 30 am, various members at 9 30 am, Naomi group 12 50 pm at church dining room, Kansas University alumni dinner, Chanute County Club 6 30 pm reservations, Brownie Scout leaders Santa Fe Park 1 15 pm, May 15 Alpha Chi Beta Sigma Phi picnic 6 30 pm, Chapter DD PEO dessert 3 30 pm, Epsilon Sigma Alpha 2 30 pm, Tioga HDU 2 pm, North Valley Ladies Aid 2 pm with luncheon noon, Commission on Education and Workers conference 7 30 pm Methodist church, Friendly Club 2 pm Western address afternoon, Zion Homeworkers quilting afternoon. Read the advertisements.
Mrs Francis Meeker presided in the Memorial building Federation room for a Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary gathering. Cookies for Winter General Hospital were to be delivered to 215 S Wilson by Wednesday with Mrs J O Couch in charge. Officers installed included Erwin Gibson as assistant conductress and Ralph Burghart as patriotic instructor, with Mrs Felix Roberts as banner bearer. A donation aided veterans families rehabilitation. refreshments were hosted by Mrs Ora Ritterhouse. Next meeting set for May 26.
Dear Ann Landers column advises the father to end the relationship with a married housekeeper and hire a competent caregiver, urging the three sisters to express their concerns and seek family harmony with guidance from a clergyman if needed. The page also includes pattern ads and reader letters about social behavior and etiquette.
Mrs Ethel Cox presided Friday in the IOOF hall for the Miriam circle of the Rebekah Lodge. Chaplain Minnie Burghart led deviations and 21 members answered roll call with remarks about Mother. A donation was given to the lodge. The gathering ended with the poem I Remember Mother Dear and the Lord's Prayer. Next hostess is Mrs Helen Breiger June 13 at 6 30 pm with co hostess Mrs Eugene Oyler and a covered dish dinner. Past noble grands to attend. Door prize won by Mrs Gladys Franklin. Games and refreshments followed by James Ruth Erwin Clarence Manly and George Washburn.
Eight tables of couples competed at the Duplicate Bridge club's Master Point Night held Monday at the Tioga Hotel. Notable above average scores included north-south winners Mrs. Bill Peters and Mrs. Bob Allen with 1022, and east-west winners Mrs. Frank Jones and Mrs. Fred Stenger with 1092. The club plans to meet again next Monday at the Tioga.
Buffalo Boosters 4-H club met May 8 at the Legion hall with 21 members present. Nadine Howard attended as a guest. A June 22 basket dinner and tour were planned. Mary Braman and Judy Clough were chosen for events, Marilyn Chapman was elected secretary treasurer, and the program featured project talks, demonstrations on vegetables, nail care, music, conservation, and parliamentary drill.
About 88 people attended a 4-H Sunday program hosted by Lucky Beginners 4-H club at the Five Mound Community building. Guests included Homebuilders and High Prairie Pioneers, with each club presenting a special number and refreshments served.
Mrs. Sandra Jo Hurst is engaged to William Marion George Jr. The couple’s wedding is planned for May 29 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dahl, 1009 E. 13th, Hutchinson. The engagement is announced by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Glenn S. Hurst.
Mrs J C Rice 603 S Ashby hosted a Rainbow HDU gathering Friday with Mrs J M Parkins presiding. Members answered roll call with "What I Owe to My Country." The lesson "Safety in the Home" was presented by Mrs Carl.
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