Elder Almond Nuptials Tie Elder and Almond in Florida Ceremony
Alice Faye Elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Elder of Benedict and Ray Lee Almond of Chanute married in a double ring ceremony Saturday morning at the Miami Oklahoma Methodist parsonage. Mrs Almond is a Benedict High School graduate and former Wilson County treasurer office worker. Groom Dwight L Almond son of Mr and Mrs Dwight L Almond of 1207 N Lee is Chanute High School graduate and former Topeka insurer employee. After a wedding trip in the south the couple head to Kansas City for a six week air hostess training course for Mrs Almond while he enters army service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Faye Elder
Tom Elder
Benedict
Ray Lee Almond
Chanute
Miami
Oklo
Almond
Benedict High School
Wilson County
Fredonia
Dwight L. Almond
N. Lee
Chanute High School
Topeka
South
Kansas City
Richardson Couple Celebrates Fourth Wedding Anniversary
The Rev and Mrs L Don Richardson marked their fourth anniversary with a party in the Fellowship Room of the First Church of God where he serves as pastor. Hosted by the Young Married People’s Class, gifts were exchanged, cake cut, and photos taken as friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Don Richardson
First Church of God
Richardson
Mmes
Melvin McBee
Fred Cook
Lee Sharp
Messrs
Jack Wilson
Bill McCarty
Ed Logan
T. F. Graham
Lyle Swink
Kenneth Chestnut
Chet Bowman
Gary Wilson
Bob Wiles
Ben Alexander
Mrs McGee Leads Neosho Valley Unit Meeting
Mrs C C McGee presided at a district gathering in Pittsburg in April when the Neosho Valley HD Unit met with Mrs James McCoy. The group of twelve members with two guests and five children enjoyed a lesson, recreation, and refreshments hosted by Mrs Clyde Tunnell and co host Mrs Don Horton won a door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. McGee
Pittsburg
Neosho Valley
James McCoy
S. Highland
George Madill
Don Horton
J. A. Woosley
Houston, Tex
Quentin Anderson
Clyde Tunnell
Mrs Wilson’s Class In Party at Church
A musical program by Mrs W E Wilson’s Sunday School class was held at the First Methodist church on Wednesday evening. Mrs C A Sharpe led the event featuring piano pieces by Leeva Carter and Phil Carter, by Shar on Pillot and Nancy Wilson, and vocal selections including Tea For Two and Minuet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Wilson
First Methodist Church
C. A. Sharpe
Leeva Carter
Phil Carter
Sharon Pillot
Nancy Wilson
Bless This House and Musical Offerings At Meeting
The program featured Sue Tebow with Marcia Sandberg on piano performing Bless This House and May Sweet May Contentment by Janet O Connor. Hymns were sung as Mr Hazel Slane accompanied. Mrs A L Bastian presided with devotions by Mrs John Fisher. Foster Myers group arranged refreshments. Lace table held orange blossoms. punch and cake served to 33 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Tebow
Marcia Sandberg
Janet O'Connor
Hazel Slane
A. L. Bastian
Presded
John Fisher
Foster Myers
Bastian
Social Calendar May 21 1957 local group events listed
Tuesday schedule for churches clubs and guilds includes First Presbyterian Builders Class at 7:30 p.m. Mrs B F Jones 207 North Garfield. Westminster Class 7:30 p.m. Mrs T W Boman 209 North Highland. LAPM Odd Fellows Hall 8 p.m.. LA to BRT Odd Fellows Hall 2 p.m.. Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 7:30 p.m.. Lioness Club Mrs Dale Dahlgren 220 South Tennessee 7:30 p.m.. Women's Golf Assoc at Country Club 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.. Wesleyan Service Guild Methodist Church dinner 6:30 p.m.. COWF Guild Mrs Alex Mih 1002 West 7th 7:30 p.m.. Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters Hall 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
B. F. Jones
N. Garfield
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
T. W. Boman
N. Highland
Odd Fellows Hall
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Lioness Club
Dale Dahlgren
S. Tennessee
Women's Golf Assoc
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Cowf Guild
Alex Mih
W. Dth
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters’ ‘Halil
Pattern Add and Cents for First-Class Mail
Marian Martin Pattern Dept at Cha nute Tribune accepts thirty five cents per pattern plus additional cents per pattern for first class mailing. Send to 232 West 18th St New York 11 NY with name address zone size and style number printed plainly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
N.Y
Wits
English usage and pronunciation quick quiz
Answers address five questions about grammar pronunciation spelling and word origins. 1 The preferred rewrite is When he didn't appear at the office his employer inquired about him. 2 Pronounce zoological as zoh oh LAJ i kal with the third syllable stressed. 3 Miscellaneous is the misspelled word. 4 Solemnity means seriousness and gravity as in the occasion. 5 A spe word meaning to meditate is speculate.
Mrs Reep Hosts Friendly Club Meeting at Home
Mrs Herbert Reep hosted the Friendly Club at 1602 West Main on Thursday afternoon with six members two new guests Mrs Robert Kerm and Mrs Gary Wilson and three children. After a business meeting games were led by the hostess prizes were awarded to Mrs Wilson and Mrs Richard Byers. Members shared Mother’s Day gifts and refreshments were served. Mrs Byers will host the next meeting June 21 at Santa Fe Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Reep
W. Main
Robert Kerm
Gary Wilson
Reep
Basket Dinner Highlights Bound to Win Class Meeting
The Bound to Win Class of the Evangelical United Brethren church held its first year meeting with a basket dinner in the Fellowship Room. Guests included the Men’s Bible Class and Mrs H T Randall of Montrose Colorado. Mrs Bess Lehman gave invocation as tables were decorated with lighted tapers and rose bouquets. Mrs Claude Carver presided in the president’s absence. Games were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
H. T. Randall
Montrose
Colo
Robert Cation
J. C. Montgomery
Bess Lehman
Frank Percy
Claude Carver
Nice
Mending Scratches on Kid Pumps with Court Plaster
A reader asks how to repair scratches on children's pumps. The reply suggests applying liquid court plaster, which should make the scratch nearly invisible.
Mrs Randle Honored By Montrose Guests At Home
Mrs Randle, guest of Mrs Grace Boman, was honored by three Chanute High School 1904 classmates from Montrose Colorado and other guests including Mrs Roy Isham Rebecca Shapter and Mrs Louie Ingle at 309 West Main Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Clark Randle
Montrose
Colo
Mabel Hudson
W. Main
Randle
Grace Boman
Roy Isham
Rebecca Shapter
Louie Ingle
Chanute High School
Miss Boman
Mmes
Rose Stauffer
Ernest Wilson
Roy McCune
Wilfrid Cavaness
Hannah Society Honors Solomon H Flores at Picnic
Solomon H Flores was honored with a farewell picnic by the Hannah Society of the Mexican Baptist Church in Highland Park. Flores has served as speaker for the past year and will attend Kansas City University graduate school this summer, returning next fall. About 80 attendees from Bartlesville Chanute and Humboldt participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Society of the Mexican Baptist Church
Highland Park
Solomon H. Flores
Flores
Kansas City University
Bartlesville
Chanute
Humboldt
Modern Etiquette Queries on Widows Rings and Dress
A reader asks if widowed individuals should discard or rewear a wedding ring. The answer: there is no obligation. wear it as long as desired. The piece also covers recession order after a church wedding and hair styling opinions, noting guidelines on dining with applesauce and pin curls.
Reverend Wessells Leads Nazarene Services in Buffalo
The Rev Dean Wessells executive secretary of Nazarene ministerial benevolence Kansas City began a week of special services at the Buffalo church. A two weeks community vacation Bible school runs mornings at the Methodist Church with Mrs Robert Gant as superintendent for children from three through junior high. Refreshments are served daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Dean Wessells
Department of
Church of the Nazarene
Kansas City
Methodist Church
Robert Gant
IC Guild Meets at Mrs Wahl Home for Luncheon
The IC Guild of the Evang elical United Brethren church met at Mrs. Ernest Wahl's home for a 1 o'clock luncheon Friday. Eleven members attended with Mrs. Mary Edwards assisting as hostess. The program centered on thoughts about mothers and a devotion titled Not Fear, But Power by Mrs. Don Donovan. Mrs. Ray Winder led the business meeting as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Guild
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ernest Wahl
Mary Edwards
Mother
Don Donovan
Ray Winder
DUV Meets Dorothea Dix Tent Leaders in Memorial Building
DUV presided at a Friday meeting of the Dorothea L. Dix Tent in the Memorial Building. Arrangements were made to entertain department president Mrs. Margaret Yeager Hutchinson and department counselor Cora Wade Topeka, who will visit the tent June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Pearl Griffin
Dorothea L. Dix
DUV
Memorial
Margaret Yeager
Hutchinson
Cora Wade
Topeka
Lemon Skin Softening Tip and Fish Dinner Pairing
A reader asks how to keep lemon skins from hardening. The answer recommends soaking lemons in water until use, preserving skin pliability and enhancing flavor. Another query asks which potatoes suit baked fish. response suggests mashed or southern style sweet potatoes for serving.
Cot tage Grove Ladies Aid Holds All Day Quilting Meeting
The Cot tage Grove Ladies Aid gathered at Mrs Henry Strack's home for an all day quilting session. A noon covered dish dinner fed 13 members eight children and guest Mrs Eugene Bennett. President Mrs Hessel Ray led a business meeting. Mrs Max Watts will host the next gathering on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove Ladies Aid
Henry Strack
Eugene Bennett
Hessel Ray
Max Watts
Elsmore Briefs list local visits deaths and familiares
Mrs Genevieve Marrs learned of sister Gertrude Kline death in Seattle Washington. Dean Johnson of Wichita visited parents Roy and Mary Johnson. Russell Ludlum discharged from Allen County Hospital Sunday. Ed Manwiller and two Chicago sons stay with George Hecken and family. Kenneth Bakerly visited parents then Kansas City trip. Bernice Gregg and Charley Nelson from Sedan visited Elsmore. Nelson remained, Gregg returned. Weekend guests at Ida Higgenbotham included Paul Bucklund and son, C K Nelson and daughter, Carrie Abrams, Charles Miller, Emerson Higgenbotham, and Moran. Ben Bacon and Duke Myers visited Higgenbothams and Kern home Later, high school students and others noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsmore
Genevieve Marrs
Gertrude Kline
Seattle
Wash
Dean Johnson
Wichita
Roy Johnson
Russell Ludlum
Allen County Hospital
Ed Manwiller
Chicago
Will
George Hecken
F Bible
Kenneth Bakerly
Kansas City
Elsmnore
Bernice Gregg
Charley Nelson
Sedan
Nelson
Gregg
Ida Higganbotham
Paul Bucklund
C. K. Nelson
Carrie Abrams
Charles Miller
Bartlesville
Okla
Emerson Higgenbotham
Moran
Ben Bacon
Higgenbotham
Duke Myers
S. E. Fowler
Dukie Myers
Bob Kern
Chanute
Local faculty events and graduation plans announced
Faculty enjoyed a men's Union event and a Myer C. Sy supper as part of the senior moon and dance. High school students and faculty held a picnic at Independence Park. The eighth grade and high school commencement are set for May 23 with Dr Edward W. Robinson as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Park
Low Head
Methodist Church
Roland Sundbye
Charles Munson
Dave Munson
Orpha Watson
Ethel Watson
Bert Watson
Earl Ericson
Raymond Ericson
Jill
C. J. Johnson
Howard Baker
Linda
Gregg
Bayard
Ernest Baker
Chuck Baker
Robert G
Alvin Ericson
Harry Ericson
Judicial Test For Immunity
The 1954 law granting limited immunity for testimony faces its first full judicial review as the U.S. Court of Appeals schedules arguments on four witnesses who have invoked the Fifth Amendment. The nine-judge panel may address constitutional questions only if an immune witness is cited for contempt after refusing to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Harold Glasser
Treasury Department
Honolulu
Wilfred M. Oka
Robert Mc. Elrath
Harry Bridges International Longshore
Industry Has Stake in Atomic Test Series Delays
Industry in Nevada holds an estimated two million dollar stake in the atomic test series which awaits a go ahead from weather experts. The first test firing was postponed again due to adverse weather for the fifth consecutive day, while the nuclear program continues its six year test at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev.p
Nevada
Prisoner Orville Hodge Becomes Radio Disc Jockey
Orville E Hodge now works as a radio disc jockey and baseball announcer at Menard Prison in Illinois. Warden Ross Randolph says the embezzler, serving 12 to 15 years for a state funds theft of 22 million dollars, requested the job to gain time outside his cell and oversees three prison radios and inmate programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Orville E Hodge
Menard Prison
Ross Randolph
Hodge
Ilinois
Randolph
Ottawa Man Named Second District Legion Commander
Lawrence George Medlock of Ottawa was elected Second District commander of the American Legion. Other officers named at the convention include Richard C. Atwood Overland Park adjutant Leo Harris Kansas City junior commander Oliver Rinehart Paola executive committeeman Auxiliary officers Mary Ellen Smith Fontana president Carmen Kline Kansas City vice president Mildred McGrew Mound City secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
George Medlock
Ottawa
American Legion
Richard C. Atwood
Overland Park
Leo Harris
Kansas City
Oliver Rinehart
Paola
Mary Ellen Smith
Fontana
Carmen Kline
Mildred McGrew
Mound City
Kansan Pleads Guilty To Income Tax Evasion
Glenn Kuiken 51 of Mankato Kansas pleaded guilty in Wichita to income tax evasion charges. He admitted failing to report income and evading payment, with sentencing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Glenn Kuiken
Mankato, Kas
Local Man Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion
Kuiken pleaded guilty to two counts of income tax evasion for 1950 and 1951. Government had indicted him on five counts charging evasion of $33,516.27 for 1950 to 1954. three counts were dismissed. IRS findings show taxes and penalties totaling $59,529.96. Sentence to be imposed by U.S. District Judge Delmas C. Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Kuiken
Internal Revenue Service
U. & District
Delmas C. Hill
Kansas figures steer Fort Leavenworth history group
State adjutant general Col Henry S. Parker serves as president of the Fort Leavenworth Historical Society joined by Sen Andrew F Schoeppel and Rep J Floyd Breeding of Kansas in coordinating local heritage efforts and commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Parker
The
Ft. Leavenworth
Savings Bonds April Sales Reported in Neosho County
Neosho County totaled $33,488 in Series E and H savings bonds sales for April, reported by county chairman Leif R. Nelson. The 1957 county total reaches $234,439, with Kansas state sales for April at $6,000,327 and a year-to-date state total of $32,115,462, reaching 36 percent of the $89 million goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Savings
Neosho County
Leif R. Nelson
Evan Griffith
State Savings
Kansas
Military Post At Ft. Larned Reopened to Public
Historic Ft. Larned, a Santa Fe Trail landmark, reopened to the public drawing about 3000 visitors. The program featured a mock Indian battle with cavalry, a Fort Wallace riding club, National Guard units from several Kansas cities, and a Ft. Riley infantry unit band. Notables included Col. Brice Custer Jr. and Gov. George Docking, with restoration led by the Frizell family and the Ft. Larned Historical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Custer
Brice C. W. Custer
Topeka
Papers Filed Against Stice
Atty. Gen. John Anderson said he would file papers in the Supreme Court requesting that John N. Stice be suspended as judge of the Wichita Common Pleas Court pending the outcome of disbarment proceedings. Anderson and the State Board of Law Examiners joined in filing disbarment proceedings against Stice and Roy Trail alleging they conspired with known criminals to impede justice in Sedgwick County. Both men deny the charges. Dist. Judge William Kandt of Wichita last week dismissed an injunction suit by Stice to bar ouster action. Anderson also filed a motion seeking appointment of a commissioner to hear evidence in the disbarment proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Atty
John Anderson
Supreme Court
John N. Stice
Wichita Common Pleas Court
Anderson
State Board of Law Examiners
Stice
Roy Trail
Wichita
Sedgwick County
Trail
Dist
William Kan
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Richardsons
Alice Brooks
Mrs. Reep
Mrs. Randle
Hannah Society
IC Guild
ELY Bros
South Earlion
Lenin Stevens
Jelton's
Ladies Aid
Myer C. Sysupper
Monds
Caldwell & Son
S. Santa Fe
Nature
Orville Hodge
Legion
Kansan
Neosho
Ft. Larned
New York, N. Y
Aluminum
Koch Bros. Furniture
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