Ethel Owen and Larry Alexander Marry in Stark Church Ceremony
Ethel Owen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Owen and Larry Alexander son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Alexander wed at Stark United Methodist Church. Rev. Robert Huse officiated a double ring ceremony with lilies and chrysanthemums. The couple plan to reside in Wichita after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Owen
Elmer Owen
Eric
Larry Alexander
Glenn Alexander
Chanute
Stark United Methodist Church
Robert Huse
Carl Olson
Erie
Ronald Olson
Ronad Olson
Margaret Rausch
Marion Alexander
Wichita
Elmer White
Robert Owen
Marion Agemi
I Wchita
Lawrence Cotton
Stark
Harry More
Robert Kusel
William Hartzell
Helen Youngburg
Pittsburg
Janice Dirnburger
Arthur Ogle
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Tommie Nettles
Rachel Page
William A. Sailors
Dale Eflin
Don Sailors
Marion Elder
J. H. More
Jerry Wallis
Earl Reinhardt
W. J. Cowan
Ethel Lloyd
Doyle McKinny
Wanda Sauders
Dorothy Alexander
Hubert Alexander
Wilma Goff
R. F. Johnsn
Alta Bray
Roland Kelsey
Merle Schooley
Ed Brown
Lavonburg
Dixie Alexander
Marvin Wallis
Claremore
Okla
Glenda
Opal Palmer
Raymond Dawson
Newton
Hawaiian Luau Hosted by BYF at Waggoner Home
About 90 members of the Junior and Senior BYF of the First Baptist Church attended a Hawaiian luau at the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Waggoner. A 100 pound pig roasted 12 hours earlier was served with an apple in its mouth. Decorations featured a fish net paper flowers and hurricane lamps. Punch came from a watermelon shell. Rev Dick Worley led a devotional. Dinner followed Hawaiian style for most guests with special guests Harvey Wood and Rev and Mrs Dale Sneeringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Luau
Homer Waggoner
R. J
Dick Worley
Harvey Wood
Dale Sneeringer
Bill Davis
Waggoner
Blue Bag Bridge Club Meets with Mrs Kyle
Erie society notes report the Blue Bag Bridge Club meeting with Mrs. Ted Kyle. Three tables of bridge played. Guests included Mrs. P. W. Kyle Mrs. J. E. Burden and Mrs. Cleo Dalton. High score won by Mrs. Ralph Willson with Richard Salb second. traveling prize to Mrs. Earl Richey. Next meeting set with Mrs. Earl Miller on Nov 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bag Bridge Club
Kyle Erie
Ted Kyle
P. W. Kyle
J. E. Burden
Cleo Dalton
Ralph Willson
Richard Salb
Earl Richey
Earl Miller
Mrs W A Brazil Attends WICS Meeting in Wichita
Mrs W A Brazil of 221 E 8th attended a Kan sas Women in Community Service workshop in Wichita on Monday. WICS recruits and screens for the Women’s Job Corps and aids corpswomen after service. Six girls have been recalled from Chanute by Mrs Brazil. Mrs D Habbleman of Fredonia also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Brazil
Kansas Women In Community Service
WICS
Wichita
Chanute
Brazil
D. Habbleman
Fredonia
Chanute Tribune Publisher and staff directory
The Chanute Tribune lists Dwight McCreight as publisher and Terry Murphy as editor with Dwight Wallingford as managing editor. Advertising by Mar. Mrs. R. D. Markham and carrier supervision by Leon Dixon are noted along with composing and stereotyping details.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Terry Murphy
Dwight Wallingford
Wayne J. Smith
R. D. Markham
Leon Dixon
R. Fma
Dorsey Osborn
Ress
FHA District J Fall Conference Held at Independence High
The Future Homemakers of America district J fall conference met Saturday at Independence High School with Jan Merriman presiding and Rev. MacClure Stillwell of Fredonia as speaker. Myra Anderson and Merriman reported on the National FHA meeting in Florida. Chanute members prepared name tags and hosted attendees.
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Future Homemakers of America
Independence High School
Jan Merriman
Fredonia
MacClure Stillwell
Florida
Myra Anderson
Tuesday Night Duplicate Bridge Winners
Three tables played in the Home Savings lounge with above average scores led by Mrs Ralph Caldwell and Bob Allen at 29 points. Second were Mrs Jo Payne and Mrs Sarah Best at 28, followed by Mrs Fred Johnson and Bob Allen at 27 and Mr and Mrs George Eaton at 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Savings Lounge
Ralph Caldwell
Bob Allen
Jo Payne
Sarah Best
Fred Johnson
George Eaton
Social calendar highlights for October week
Thursday events include Merry Mothers Club Heritage room 1 30 p.m Holly Mothers Club Mrs Wood row 1310 W 2nd 1 30 p.m Christian Culture Class First Baptist Church 2 p.m Autumn Mothers Club Mrs Lee Osborn R 3 1 p.m United Presbyterian Women sewing group 9 a.m Mary Dell Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sweet Adelines 910 W Elm 7 30 p.m. Delta oe Club Mrs Hans Herold 920 W 9th. Friday events list Senior Citizens Memorial Building 1 30 p.m. Neosho County Pomona Grange Fairfield School 7 30 p.m. We Who Club Sawyer hall 1 30 p.m. Wilson class First Methodist Church 10 a.m. Country Club bridge 1 30 p.m. Past Noble Grand Club Gertrude Stevens 923 W Main 2 p.m. Todays Mothers Club party for husbands Church Women United World Community Day First Baptist Church 2 p.m.
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Merry Mothers Club
Holly Mothers Club
Woodrow Fred Bower
First Baptist Church
Autumn Mothers Club
Lee Osborn
United Presbyterian Women Sewing Group
Mary Dell
North Malcolm Community Center
Memorial Building
Neosho County
Pomona Grange
Fairfield
We Who
Sawyer Hall
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Noble Grand Club
Gertrude Stevens
W. Main
W. Main—2 P.m. Todays Mothers Club
Party For
Church Women United World Community Day
Teenager is Just Plain Happy
Dear Ann Landers answers a teen asks about parental rules privileges and happiness in a modest home with caring parents. The letter notes obedience praise and a positive family environment. The column includes multiple reader questions on marriage hygiene and in laws with Ann Landers giving professional guidance.
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Ann Landers
J.P. Happy
Two New Members For Shakespeare Club
Mrs. Richard Crawford and Mrs. Marion Miller were welcomed as new members of the Shakespeare Club at Mrs. Don Abbuehl's home. Twelve members answered roll call with a quotation from Richard III and study reports were given by Mines, Kensett, Donaldson, Burns, Knight, Balch, and Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Crawford
Marion Miller
Shakespeare Club
Don Abbuehl
J. M. Kensett
George Donaldson
Boyd Burns
John Knight
Joe Balch
Don Rankin
Abbuehl
Hints From Heloise And Society On Page Four
A page four roundup highlights tips from Heloise and society notices. Readers encounter domestic hints and social notices reflecting mid century etiquette and community events.
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Heloise
Rebekah Lodge Meets at Odd Fellows Hall
Rebekah Lodge 158 met in Odd Fellows hall Monday night with Mrs. Bertha Jeffrey in charge. The group announced a new refrigerator purchase and Mrs. R L Christie reported on the Rebekah Assembly trip to Pratt on Oct 9 and 10. Birthday honors were given to Mrs. Arthur Coonrod, Mrs. Grace French, and Mrs. Ora Ritter. A Blue Mound friendship night was invited for Oct 25, with Past Noble Grand Club meeting set for 2 p.m. Oct 25 at 924 W Main. Refreshments were served by several members. Next meeting is 7:30 p.m. Nov 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Bertha Jeffrey
Noble Grand
R. L. Christie
Rebekah
Pratt
Blue Mound
Noble Grand Club
Ethel
Gertrude Stevens
W. Main
Mmes. Bitterhouse
O. H. Bates
Francis Meeker
Irene Moore
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Bride of
Fred Thielenhaus
Johnson
Misty, Twinkle and Whisper
Intrique
Neosho
Allen
Woodson
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
al AP
Ray Charles
Raeletts
Billy Preston
Vernons
Janie Neely
Royce Adams
Carla Rutledge
Pat Bailey
Bernice Colvin
Susan Brophy
Debbie Kern
Pat Mayer
Hal Davis
LeRoy Chaney
FHA
Central Park
Tribune
World Friendship Fund
Juliette Lowe
U.S
Chanute Girl
Sweet Adelines
W. Elm
Delta Oe Club
Hans Herold
Hank
Vietnam
Lloyd
Hawaii
Chanute Public Library
Carter Brookhart
Larson
Mmes
Arthur Coonrod
Grace French
Ora Ritterhouse
Currier & Ives
Edgers
Wilson Davis Paint Store
E. Main
Dallas
Mr. Jack
Monsanto
Cocoa Res
T.B. Monsanto Textiles Division
Restonic
Birra
Fursarune_Sront
Bill Johnson Furniture
N. Highland
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