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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1963

Page

3

Patricia Arnold Weds Henry Payne in Double Ring Ceremony

Patricia Jane Arnold and Henry Dale Payne were married at First Methodist Church in Buffalo on Sunday at 2 p m in a double ring ceremony officiated by Dr Duff D Wagoner The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Arnold and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Dale Payne Attendants wore pink gowns and Roma Payne sister of the groom served as maid of honor The ceremony featured lighted candelabra white gladioli and selections of This Ring and The Lord s Prayer with Max Deets at the organ

First Methodist Patricia Jane Arnold Henry Dale Payne Duff D. Wagoner W. C. Arnold R. J Dale Payne Buffalo Max Deets Floyd Oberg White Pear Cooper Judy Montague Methodist Church Johnson Studio

Two Couples Observe 25th Anniversaries

The 25th wedding anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Marks and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Youngberg were celebrated with a Sunday afternoon reception at Grant Avenue Baptist Church. Attendees included family, out of town guests, and 160 guests served cake, coffee, and punch. The Marks couple married August 14, 1938, and the Youngbergs September 11, 1938, with the brides wearing pale pink mums and matching accessories. The couple plan to reside in Manhattan where Payne will study agricultural education at Kansas State University.

Blaine Marks N. Grant Vernon Youngberg N. Lafayette Grant Avenue Baptist Church Marks Youngbergs Youngberg Warner Tiegreen Ralph Toland Marilyn Ruth Tiegreen Carl Magill Gene Webber Lois Erickson Roy Marks Dwight Dean Youngberg Kathy Eastburn J. E. Marks Madison Ruel Youngberg Garnett Joe Blaine Eric Irvin Umbarger Thayer Edith Sandberg Parsons Omer Kern Charles Kern Neodesha Richard James Joyce Dean James Wichita Manhattan Payne Kansas State University Chanute High School Midway High School Buffalo Nina Jacobsen Seattie Wash Otis Johnston Arnold Johnston Lyons John Jr. Fish New York City Fred Sinclair Jane Cedar Rapids Iowa Max Deets Douglas Deanna Steve Reynolds Fredonia W. H. Adeill Janet Kenny Karen Emporia Vickie Pryor Christy Volkmann Great Bend Walter H. Wulf, Jr Humboldt G. L. Graham Bartlesville Okla Larry Harvey Dan H. Stoll Ruth Casey J. Hibler Johnson Otis Graham Paul Adell Earl Starr Killie DeWitt Fred Await Lawrence Brock Diana Pringle Jim Pringle Dick Pringle Yates Center

Connes Manly Vows At Assembly Of God Church

Judith Elaine Connes and Marion Cecil Manly married Sunday in a double ring ceremony at the Assembly of God church. Rev. Raymond E. Owen officiated before a fern and white gladioli altar. The bride wore Chantilly lace over white taffeta with a sabrina neckline and carried a white satin Bible with red rose buds. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Harvey Lee Manly and bridesmaids Ilene Gray and Jane Ann Brown. The reception followed in the church basement with a four tier wedding cake and royal blue and white decor.

Judith Elaine Marion Cecil Manly Assembly of God Church Eugene R. Connes Lafayette Manly H. Manly Washington Johnson Studio Judith Elaine Connes Assembly of God Raymond E. Owen Miss Connes C. H. Manly Marilyn Elliott Madeline Houser Harvey Lee Manly Ilene Gray, Bartlesville Jane Ann Brown Teri Sheri Connes Michael McGee Ted Manly David Willis George Brown Ruth Hursh Avola Fitzwater Jodie Orozco

Mary Lou Nelson Weds Michael T. Fickel in Kansas City

Mary Lou Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Max C Nelson of Leawood became the bride of Michael T Fickel son of Mr and Mrs Leo Fickel Earlton on Saturday at the Redemptorist Fathers Church in Kansas City The bride wore ivory peau de soie with Venice lace and seed pearls with a lace mantilla veil and carried white gardenias and white roses Nanci Shaffer Nelson sister of the bride was maid of honor Spencer Fickel brother of the groom was best man with Charles M Shaughnessy and Roy Braden as ushers A small reception followed at the bride’s parents home The couple are Kansas State University graduates He is with Cooper Robinson Carlson Architects in Kansas City and she teaches fourth grade at Prairie School in Prairie Village They reside at 2910 A W 43rd Terrace Kansas City Kansas.

Miss Payne Lou Poma Pagosa _ Springs Colo Roger Suttner Ridgway Dean Brock Yates Center Max Payne Buffalo Carl Harvey Benedict Dick Payne Paul Adell Parie Carlson Sam Casey W. J. Pringle Paula White Mary Lou Nelson Max Nelson Leawood Michael T. Fickel Leo Fickel Earlton Max C. Nelson Redemptorist Fathers Church Kansas City Nanci Shaffer Nelson Spencer Fickel Charles M. Shaughnessy Roy Braden

Paprika Adds Color to Cheese Sauce

A small amount of paprika is stirred into cheese sauce to impart a pleasant color. The tweak enhances the appearance without altering the core cheesy flavor.

Wedding Report From A Big Kansas Reception

The bride wore a black knit sheath with white accessories and a red rose corsage as Linda Elliott tended the gift table. The groom, Chanute High School graduate, serves in the armed forces stationed at Ft Leonard Wood. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Ira Barnes Independence and many others from nearby towns and states.

Linda Elliott Alaska Territory Chanute High School Ft. Leonard Wood Ira Barnes Independence C. D. Fitzwater Marty Marsha Benton John Hursh Madeline Wichita Tom Weaver Linda Neodesha Lula Mae Cochran Elmer Powers H. A. Houser Edna Roberta Harrell Ronnie Wayside Clyde Duches Toronto John Jr. Manly Buffalo Barbara Benners Bartlesville Okla Rees Manly Fredonia J. B. Hollenshead Benedict Fred Manly

Social Calendar Busy Wednesday September 1943

Social calendar lists religious meetings and group gatherings across Grant Avenue area on Wednesday including Women's Missionary Society events at First Baptist and other churches, United Presbyterian Women at various addresses, church suppers, clubs, and parlor gatherings with times from 1 pm to 7:30 pm and multiple hostess names and locations. The note also lists Rainbow Veterans and Rural Grange events at Memorial Building and rural school, with additional circle groupings at St Patrick's and Grace Episcopal Church facilities.

Women's Missionary Society Grant Ave Baptist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church United Presbyterian Clarence Griffin Tennessee St. Null Lafayette Amos Wink C. H. Decker Women’s Missionary Assn United Brethren Christchurch Friendly Thimble Club St. Patrick’s Altar Society St. Patrick’s School Rainbow Veterans Memorial Building Christian Women's Fellowship Cirtces Ross Cooper Forest Joan Bower

Hornes Are Honored With Oriental Dinner

Mr and Mrs J Anderson hosted their bridge club at 517 FE 17th with an Oriental dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs FE D Horne Lavender asters and brass candela centered the serving table The Hornes plan to move to Kingman where he will be administration manager at Kingman Memorial Hospital Other members present included Mr and Mrs F H Dugan and Mr and Mrs Glenn Watt A farewell gift was given to the couple

J. Anderson Bridge Club FE. D. Horne Horne Kingman Kingman Memorial Hospital F. H Dugan Glenn Watt

Also Mentioned on This Page

Patricia Arnold Henry Payne Roma Payne Sharon Warner’s Warner Wayne Palmer Floyd West, Jr Chanute S. Central Grace Hill Luia Leonard The Women of Grace Episcopal Church Royal Neighbors of America Bible Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Rural Grange Meeting Senior Mothers Club Memorial Gonand American Beauty Fimerican Beauty Terrill S E. Main Hornes Hath-Skinner Memorial Home Dean G. Skinner
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