Girl Brigid Bazlen Wins Salome Role in King of Kings
Fifteen year old Brigid Bazlen of Chicago leaps from high school sophomore to international film role as Salome in Samuel Bronston's King of Kings. The outing follows a quick trip to New York after producers selected her for the Spain shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rofap
America
Brigid Bazlen
Chicago
Brigid
Madrid
Salome
Spain
Margot Richter
New York
Maggie Daly
Fond du Lac Wis
Our Lady of Mt
Humboldt Couple Wed 60 Years
Humboldt Mr. and Mrs. Lute DeWitt will mark their 60th anniversary with a three day celebration starting Saturday. An open house at the Legion hall Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. honors the couple. A DeWitt family reunion accompanies the event as both members of Humboldt Christian church and longtime church workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Lute DeWitt
Legion Hall
DeWitt
Humboldt Christian Church
Mrs Hensley to retire after story hour at library
Mrs Vivian Hensley will present her last children's story hour at the Public Library at 10 30 a m Saturday before retiring as children's librarian and moving to Maryland. A farewell reception followed with about 60 guests served punch and cake. Mrs Bruce Burris coordinated arrangements and Library Board members plus Marguerite Barrett, head librarian, were in the receiving line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Hensley
Maryland
Witty Kitty and Conversation Towels Pattern Ad
An advertisement for Alice Brooks needlecraft motifs featuring six towel patterns about 4 by 6 inches with a whimsical kitty dress for a date. Includes pattern number 7346 and 30 cent coin request plus 5 cent mail charge. Also promotes 1960 needlecraft book with three free patterns and craft ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Shish Kebabs Perfect Outdoor Summer Treat
Shish kebabs make an ideal summer outdoor meal with an allspice flavored sauce. A Lamb Shish Kebabs with Kernel Corn recipe uses marinated lamb and vegetables broiled and served with corn. A Scottish golf event follows with a 9 30 a m start and additional tee times for men and women.
Lamb Shish Kebabs Recipe Card
15 pounds boneless lamb 14 cup salad or olive oil 2 tablespoons cider vinegar 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon onion salt 34 teaspoon garlic salt %4 teaspoon oregano leaves ly teaspoon powdered mustard 1z teaspoon whole allspice 14 teaspoon ground black pepper 12 medium-sized fresh mush rooms 12 squares (1 inch each) raw eggplant 12 squares green pepper 4 cups whole kernel corn out lamb into 144 inch cubes and place in a bowl. Combine oil, vinegar, salt, onion and garlic salt, oregano, mustard, allspice and pepper. Heat and then cool. Pour over lamb. Cover. Refrige rate 4 to 5 hours or overnight, turning meat occasionally. String meat on skewers and broil 3 to 4 inches from the heat for two minutes. Remove meat and rearrange on skewers alternating with vegetables. Brush with mari nade. Place over the heat and cook for 7 minutes or until done, brush ing with marinade as often as vegetables look dry. Serve meat and vegetables on a platter of ker nel corn. Makes six servings.
Mrs D L Geeding Hosts Christian Culture Class
Mrs D L Geeding hosted the Christian Culture class at First Baptist Church on Thursday. Ida Sisemore presided as vice president, opening prayer by Geeding, devotions by Grace Caldwell on The Dynamic Love of God, with 24 members and a guest Elsie Cunningham. Cunningham presented a humorous political speech, Grace Hill led the closing prayer, and refreshments were served by Geeding with Lola Wertz and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Geeding
First Baptist Church
Ida Sisemore
Geeding
God
Grace Caldwell
Elsie Cunningham
Miss Cunningham
Grace Hill
Lola Wertz
Mmes
Amy Osgood
Caldwell
A. A. Anderson
Bessie Barker
TOPS Club Members Take Off 28 Pounds
Sixteen TOPS Determinettes met at Grace Episcopal Church for the club's second meeting. Nine charter members reported a total 28 pounds lost since last week as members were weighed and measured under Mrs. Joe Hilton's guidance. The group will meet weekly with 10 cent dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tops Determinettes Club
Grace Episcopal Church
TOPS
Joe Hilton
Golf Events Planned For Memorial Day At Chanute Club
Three special golf events are planned for Memorial Day at the Chanute Country club with Dr. and Mrs. Ed Ashley serving as chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Country Club
Ed Ashley
Cigar Smoking Girlfriend Topic of Conversations
A compilation of reader questions and Ann Landers style replies on social tensions involving smoking habits, party inclusions, and family visits. The satire highlights generational norms, community conservatism, and advice on handling sensitive relationships with mothers and relatives.
Zion Homeworkers Meet for Quilting
Mrs Lola Browning and Beryl hosted a Zion Homeworkers quilting gathering at 509 W 3rd. The meeting featured a business session led by Miss Browning, Scripture by Mrs Gordon Goltry, and prayers by Mrs Walter Browning. An undated donation was given to the Marvin Olson family after their home fire. Eleven members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Browning
Beryl
Zion
Miss Browning
Gordon Goltry
Walter Browning
Marvin Olson
George Vining
Quilters Plan June 9 Meeting With Members and Kids
A local quilting group announces its next gathering on June 9 inviting all members and their three children to participate. The notice emphasizes craft sharing and communal project time.
Better English and Pronunciation Quick Guide
Identifies fixes for a sentence about glancing at a picture, provides Bahamas pronunciation as bah-hah-mahz with second-syllable stress, selects trespass as the misspelled word, defines inaffability as discourtesy of manner, and gives peccadillo as a pe prefix word meaning a slight offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahamas
Teen Talent Is Presented To BPW Club
The Scrapbook committee led by Ada Livingston presented the program to the Business and Professional Women's club on Wednesday. Dinner at the Tioga Hotel opened the evening with collection led by Etta Wheeler and business by Getta Geeding. group singing by Adeline Fortney and Hazel Slane accompanied. Livingston presented the year’s scrapbook and announced Teen Canteen Talent Show numbers for Friday night led by Mary Truitt. Performers included Roma Turner, Sherrill Rush, a vocal quartet, a reading by Jean Treloggen, and dances by several students. 1979 fashions were shown by Tommy Arthur and others. Convention reports were given by several members. an invitation from the Tola club to charter Humboldt BPW was noted for June 5 at Humboldt High School. The next meeting will be a covered dish dinner at Santa Fe Park Shelter House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Livingston
Business and Professional Women's Club
Tioga Hotel
Etta Wheeler
Getta Geeding
Adeline Fortney
Hazel Slane
Livingston
Wheeler
Grace Caldwell
Anne May
Teen Canteen
Mary Truitt
Roma Turner
Sherrill Rush
Howard McMurray
Charles Crabtree
Ronald Sandberg
Jerry Waldrip
Harold Tarpley
Jean Treloggen
Pat Drummond
Janie Biele
Cindy Allen
Sally Balch
Linda Sloan
Sandy Wood
Marian Bertram
Pam Mannen
Daisy Willis
Tommy Arthur
Ronnie Briley
Bill Goodwin
Barry Steeves
Dwight Wicker
Jimmy Alexander
Rickey McLaren
Miss Balch
Leslie Solomon
Mmes
Mamie Hayes
Geeding
Slane
Grace Drake
Babies Born at Neosho Memorial Hospital Names and Dates
A list of newborns at Neosho Memorial Hospital includes Carla Sue Ortiz born April 25 to Mr and Mrs Vincent Ortiz of Humboldt. Patricia Ann Weide born May 4 to Mr and Mrs Milton Weide at 1127 8 Grant. Betty Lou Williams born April 24 to Mr and Mrs Edward Williams of 102 Highland. Eugene Merle Brooks born April 24 to Mr and Mrs Merle Brooks of 1001S Garfield. Nick Allen Kern born April 30 to Mr and Mrs Robert Kern at 1610 Wo Mainboro. Joyce Flaine born May 6 to Mr and Mrs Charles Klenklen of 1501 5 Ashby. Thaddeus McKinley born May 5 to Mr and Mrs Robert Clements of 918 N Lafayette. Debbie DeeAnn Uden born May 16 to Mr and Mrs Glen Uden of 420 N Kansas. Kim Denise Riley born May 12 to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Riley of 4998 Katy. David Layne Johnson born May 16 to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnson. Eve born May 16 at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carla Sue
Vincent Ortiz
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hosptal
Patricia Ann
Milton Weide
Grant
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Betty Lou
Edward KR. Williams
Highland
Eugene Merle
Merle L. Brooks
Garfield
Nick Allen
Robert B Kern
Boro
Joyce Flaine
Mer
Charles Klenklen
Ashby
Thaddeus MckKinley
Robert the Clements
N. Lafayette
Debbie DeeAnn
Helping Hand Club Luncheon at Pirie Home
The Helping Hand club met at Mra Roy Smith in rural Pirie for a luncheon on Wednesday. Fourteen members attended with five guests and one child. they spent the day embroidering quilt blocks. The next meeting is set for June 22 with Mrs John King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Roy Smith
Pirie
John King
Etiquette on hosting in law and handling damaged gifts
When the groom’s parents travel from out of town the bride’s parents should assist them with finding accommodations and extend every courtesy. They are not required to house them or pay for hotels. If a gift arrives damaged, tactfully thank the friend and say nothing about the damage.
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Ann
Clinton
Starliper Funeral Attendees From Across States Gather
Out of town relatives and friends attended Edgar Starliper’s funeral on Thursday. A long list of attendees includes families from Burlington Glendale Joplin Kansas City Wichita Tulsa and Chanute among others. Visitors also paid condolences at the Starliper home and after events at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsmore
Duke Myers
Kathy
Wichita
Alva Starliper
Burlington
Grace Vent
Glendale
Calif
F. EF. Starliper
Alva Rude
Joplin
Marshall Stout
Evelyn
Ida
Ida Kenyon Phoenix
Ariz
Ben Ireland
Hellen Snavely
Leary McLean
Ida Price Smith
Glenna Smith
Lawrence
Claude Stout
Eric
Opal Starliper
Hepler
Harvard Krokstrom
Keddie Dunser
Zona Collins
Cecil McClure
Kansas City
Dewayne Krokstrom
Independence
John Peterson
Junior Zimmerman
Debbie
Tom Krokstrom
Ray Vandeford
Elvin Butts
Chanute
Jack Wrokstrom
Tulsa
Jim Lander
Pittsburg
Lorraine Johnson
Hills Wrokstrom
Leo Thompson
Roland Thompson
Curley Beaman
Iola
Park Strunk
Lavon Phill Flotman
Emma Ludlum
Lela Brooks
Richard Mailes
Humboldt
Ruth Mason
Walnut
Warren Sisson
Bronson
Evan Price
Thayer
Esther Watkins
Wendell .Johnson
Rosa Smith
Wallace Fricson
Charley Will Jr
Stark
C. M. Barsby
Lois Stewart
Wilma Howard
Local residents host guests and visitfamilies in Iola area
Lourine visits two weeks from Buena Park California with family. McLourine visits from Burbank to see Mrs Seastedt's mother. Wayne Seastedt and kin host guests Iver and Ted Seastedt and others. Munson to teach at Scott City next year. Community events include Ladies Aid meeting and a wiener roast at Riverside Park with Karl Ericson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lourine
Wayne
Buena Park
Calif
McLourine
Seastedt
Burbank
Kansas City
Wallace Seastedt
Iver
Ted Seastedt
Erwin Headley
Humboldt
Wayne Seastedt
Mre
Harley Laver
Charles Munson
Baby
Munson
Scott City
Mayme Donoho
Bronson
Orpha Watson
Ethel Watson
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Mrs. Hensley
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
N. Y
Tops Club
Kansas
Ann Landers
Janet
Florida
Rome
Chanute Tribune
Atsust
AL Goodwin
BPW Club
Helping Hand Club
Marian Martin
West 18Th St
Jack McLean
Sandy
Johnny
Wayne Traynor
Warren
Scott
Cathe
Edward Pavlicck
Betty
Sherri
Mike
Casper
Wyo
Grace Vilut
Starliper
Don Krokstrom
Wayne Senstedt
Louis Me
Grace Ludlum
Floyd Byerts
Charley Nelson
Allen County Hospital
ALCW
Friends Home Lutheran Church
Julia Carlson
Gladys Nelson
Bethphage
Fred Cunningham Jr
Merrill
Rosann
Randall
LaVona Attaherry
Bud Butts
Rita Sue
Kent
Brent
Chris
Helen Taylor
Los Angeles
J. Edward Swanson
Jerry
Bradley
Harold Butts
Leonard Carlson
Becky
Anna Marie
Arthur Krone
Karl Ericson
Shelter House
Riverside Park
Lola
Robert Frank
Harold Swanson
John Crumbliss
Clifton Jackson
DC. Jackson
Mrs. Jackson
Clifton
Washington, D. C
Ee Sea
Hans
Joule
Brotton
ROAM
Grace Walker Shoes
E. Main
Mum
Truitt's Greenhouse
N. Steuben
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