Miller Sutton Nuptials At Walnut Ridge Ark
Phyllis Irene Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs E R Quigley of Edwardsville married Abraham Sutton son of the late Mr and Mrs A Sutton of Pocahontas Ark in a two o clock ceremony last Sunday at the Sutton Freewill Baptist Church in Walnut Ridge Rev L D Johnson officiated A reception followed in the church parlor The bride a Cha nu te High School graduate active in church work is district chairman for Oklahoma Arkansas Kansas and Missouri for the Little People of America Both are members The couple will live in Pocahontas where the groom is county employee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Irene Miller
E. R. Quigley
Edwardsville
Abraham Sutton
A. Sutton
Pocahontas
Ark
Sutton Freewill Baptist Church
Walnut Ridge
L. D. Johnson
Chanute High School
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
The
Little People of America, Inc
Four Square Unit Luncheon Held at Grange Hall
The Four Square Home Demonstration Unit met Friday for a covered dish luncheon at Sorghum Valley Grange Hall. Eight members and three guests attended. Topics included the Neosho County Creed, club prayer, a letter from Chanute United Fund, window display, baked food sale, and a district meeting in Pittsburg. Cancer dressings will be prepared again this year. A nutrition and dental health lesson was given, recreation was group singing, and the next meeting is June 14 at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs. Harvey Clemons's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Square Home
Sorghum Valley Grange Hall
Opal Howell
George Garrison
William Phillip
Neosho County
Roy Johnson
Chanute United Fund, Inc
T. L. Baker
Pittsburg
E. W. Maxwell
Johnson
Harvey Clemens
Raisin Sauce Elevates Ham and Tongue Dishes
Raisin sauce, a classic accompaniment for baked ham and smoked tongue, also pairs well with ham or tongue loaf. The note highlights its versatility as a flavorful side or glaze.
Twenty Four Enter Ladies Day Golf
Twenty four women participated in the Ladies Day golf event with prizes for low net and low putt. In the first flight Muriel Schaeffer 36 Lenore Bodley 37 and Marge Nation 37 won low net while Cynthia Gray 16 took low putt. In the second flight Fern Caldwell 30 Alma Vestel 34 and Mary Ellen McCune 34 won low nets and Erma Shook 16 won low putt. Fern Caldwell served as Ladies Day chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Schaeffer
Lenore Bodley
Marge Nation
Cynthia Gray
Fern Caldwell
Alma Vestel
Mary Ellen McCune
Erma Shook
New Gray Lady Volunteer Class Begins Next Week
A new class of Gray Lady volunteers will meet Monday to Wednesday evenings next week at 7 p.m. in the Red Cross office at the Memorial building. The final class of 1963, with two hours each night, trains volunteers to serve at Neosho Memorial Hospital Southeast Kansas TB Hospital and local nursing homes. To enroll call the Red Cross office at HE 19670.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Lady
Don Abbuehl
Neosho County
Red Cross
Abbuehl
Memorial Building
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Southeast Kansas TB Hospital
Social Calendar May 16 1963 community events list
Thursday May 16 1963 social calendar items include luncheon at Tioga Hotel 1 p.m. followed by a business meeting with Mrs. Carl Pate. Rural Homemakers HOA. Rural Grange 6 30 p.m. covered dish. Hutton PTA Study Group library tour. St Ever green baby-sitting. Girl Scout Neighborhood meeting Methodist Fellowship Jail 9 a.m. Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary brunch 1 a.m. Junior St Cecilia Music Club Federation room 7 30 p.m. Perry Community Meeting Laurel Mothers Club Maple Leaf luncheon. Friday May 17 1962 Golden Shrine Masonic Temple 7 30 p.m. covered dish 6 30 p.m. EVUB Church 7 30 p.m. TOPS Determinettes Sawyer Hall 1 30 p.m. Neosho Valley HDA Mrs John McGinnis 519 Highland 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioga Hotel
Carl Pate
Highland Rural Homemakers Hoa
Robert Lopeman
Rural Grange
Hutton Pta
St. Evergreen
Girl Scout
Methodist Fellowship
Neosho Memorial Hospital
St. Cecilia
Perry
Laurel Mothers Club
Maple Leaf
P.m
Miller presides for Ladies of GAR meeting
The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic met at the Memorial building with nine members present. Mrs. Ralph Miller, former circle and Department of Kansas president, presided. Secretary Mrs. Marie Stipp reported return from UNESCO trip to Mexico and 2200 dog food labels submitted for Seeing Eye dogs. Door prize won by Mrs. Murray Edwards. Next meeting set for May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Memorial Building
Ralph Miller
Circle
Department of Kansas
Marie Stipp
Unesco
Mexico
Murray Edwards
French Omelet For Breakfast Is Real Tasty
A practical home cook article explains making French omelets. It covers serving sizes from one egg to four to six for shared portions, and outlines steps: beat eggs with salt pepper and milk, cook gently, lift edges to let uncooked flow, fold when firm, and finish browned. It notes adding meat or fish for variety and a thyme or marjoram accent.
Community Briefs from Perry Area and Fort Riley
S-Sgt and Mrs Cleland Clark and family returned to Wichita Minot North Dakota after a week with Oscar Clark of Buffalo New York. Sgt Clark finished seven weeks at Indian Head Maryland. Ed Tarver and Mrs Tarver visited Wichita and Steve Nancy. Perry meeting Thursday 8 pm for last day of school with refreshments. Carder home hosts Hufford Patton Patton family from Florida and Fall River. Mrs Della Kesner of Wichita stays a week. Family picnic enjoyed and Kesner remains for further visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleland Clark
Don Clark
David Clark Leslie
Sandra
Chris
Kansas City
Ed Tarver
Air Force Base
Wichita
Perry
Filmer Carder
S. Edith
Point of View by Grouping Of Pictures
Grouping of pictures and other art objects creates a unified point of view for a room. Plan to form a single wall grouping with edges forming a geometric shape and align top or bottom edges along an imaginary line for unity. Include furniture objects on top as part of the design using their shapes.
English questions on grammar and vocabulary
The text asks five concise language questions: identifying a fault in a sentence, requesting the pronunciation of conversant, selecting a misspelled word among options, defining discrim inate as a verb, and a ge starting word meaning authentic.
Language and pronunciation notes in a reading list
A set of brief queries and answers on pronunciation spelling and word meanings. It includes guidance on stressing syllables in phrases like say they were in a great hurry, notes on phrases with differing usage, and definitions for encumbrance fraught and lucrative. The items mix corrections and examples.
Readers blast Ann Landers over immigration views
In a 1942 Chanute Tribune letter group, readers clash with Ann Landers over immigration. One writer claims foreigners steal American jobs, citing engineers and skilled immigrants while another praises or condemns Landers' stance. The exchange includes partisan attacks and personal anecdotes about behavior and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Mears Funeral Service Held at Buffalo Methodist Church
The funeral for Mrs Emma Mears was conducted at Buffalo Methodist Church with Rev G M Pierce and Rev R L Bumstead officiating. Mrs Junior Braman and Mrs Cleo Rutherford, with Mrs M J Clough, sang No Night There and Beyond the Sunset. Floral tributes by Mrs Marie Brock and Mrs Lawrence Brock. Bearers included Merrill Brock, Larry Brock, Myrle Ford, John Mears, Donald and Arnold Mears. Burial followed in Buffalo Cemetery under Johnsen Mortuary guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mears
Donald and
Arnold Mears
Buffalo Cemetery
Johnsen Mortuary
Bartlett Funeral Service Held for Frances Bartlett
Frances Marie Bartlett’s funeral was held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel with Rev. Gene Taylor officiating. Organist was Mrs. Dave Petterson. Vocal selections were sung by Mrs. D A Finney. Bearers were Guy Gromer Lloyd Taylor Jesse Reed Winfred Barnett Floyd Dillon and Don Vaughn. Interment followed at Memorial Park Cemetery.
Rejected art piece a head turner in Kansas City
Kansas City applauds or scorns a life size silver welded steel sculpture titled Ex Beauty Dead Horse by James Steritt of Lawrence Kansas. Rejected by the Mid America Art Exhibition it now stands in front of William A Wisner on Southwest Traffic Way a striking trafficway salon de refusee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
James Steritt
Lawrence
Kan
Mid-America
William A. Wisner
Sterritt
Leftover ham ideas for quick meals
Suggests using small ham scraps diced or julienned in salads with chicken, a chef's potato dish, cooked mixed vegetables, or cabbage. Provides a quick, practical way to repurpose ham leftovers into versatile meals.
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Sue Moore
James Moore
N. Garfield
Richard Gilliland
J. G. Gilliand
Drisdell Studio
S. Centrol
Rae
E. Main
Wedneday
Dial Tribune
Golden Shrine of White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
EVUB
Sawyer Halil
Neosho Valley
Hda
John McGinnis
Highland
SANEX
East Main
North Grant
South Santa Fe
Harold R. Williams
Humboldt
Donna Rae
Me Noorayi
Ali A. Noorayi
Tehran
Iran
Miss Williams
Chanute Junior College
Noorayi
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Faille
Russia
United States
U.S. Department of Labor
Notant Marion- Ann Landers
Flag
U.S
Dear Ann Landers ‘Iv
Feet of Clay
Ane Landers
Chanute Tribune
Rarin
Dean
Bill Johnson
Furnitu
Chanute, Kas
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