Reece McMillen Wedding in Thayer
Donna Sue Reece and Billy Dean McMillen wed in a double ring ceremony at Thayer Christian Church officiated by Rev. Kenneth Richards. The couple will reside in Manhattan after a Grand Lake honeymoon. the groom studies at Kansas State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Sue Reece
Billy Dean McMillen
Thayer Christian Church
Kenneth Richards
Neodesha
I. C. Reece
Thayer
Wilbur McMillen
R. J
Jane Ann Crawshaw
Clay Center
Jana
Nancy Huffman
Altamont
Grand Lake
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Chanute Tribune Staff and Contact Details
The Chanute Tribune lists staff positions including Publisher Dwight McCreight Editor Terry Murphy and Wayne J. Smith Advertising Manager Dwight Wallingford and circulation, with the paper published daily except Sunday and six holidays in Chanute Kansas. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and uses AP news dispatches for local coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight “McCreight
Terry Murphy
Dwight Wallingford
Wayne J. Smith
R. D. Markham
Ben Nicholas Composing
Dorsey Osborn Press
Stereo
Fmn
Associated Press
Mrs Randall Bell Presides at WMS Meeting
Mrs Randall Bell presided at the WMS meeting Thursday in the First Church of God parsonage. Mrs Mary Rutherford opened with prayer and Rev Minnie Thompson led the lesson with assistance from several members. Ten members and a guest attended. door prize won by Mrs Floyd Everly. plant exchange planned for Sept 19 with Mrs Tom McGwin.
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Randall Bell
WMS
Church of God Parsonage
Mary Rutherford
Minnie Thompson
Joe Adams
Tom McGwin
Charles Logan
Perry Braden
Westminster
Calif
Floyd Everly
S. Grant
Covered Dish Dinner By Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors of America held a covered dish dinner and business meeting Thursday noon in Odd Fellows hall. Hostess committee members were Ethel Eaton Ethel Stevens Imogene Dolan and Mrs Hazel Slane. Mrs Frank Burtle president presided at the meeting. The group planned attendance of the district meeting in Coffeyville Sept 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Ethel Eaton
Ethel Stevens
Imogene Dolan
Hazel Slane
Frank Burtle
Coffeyville
Chanute Jaycees Boost Affiliate Membership Drive
The Chanute Jaycees announce an affiliate membership drive to fund the annual festival now shifted from fall to spring. In its 25th year the celebration will be staged with the Miss Chanute Pageant joining the event.
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The
Chanute Jaycees
Advertising will convert de pression into prosperity
Advertising will convert de pression into prosperityAdv text notes a promotional claim linking marketing efforts to economic growth in a quoted advertisement style. The line resembles a historic slogan asserting economic benefits from advertising campaigns.
Buffalo Church Holds Guest Day
Buffalo Methodist church held a guest day in the basement with a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Calvin Clinesmith presided and Mrs. M. J. Clough led devotions. Speaker Mrs. Robert Hopkins received a membership pin and corsage. District meeting set for Oct. 14 in Chanute.
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Buffalo
Methodist Church
Calvin Clinesmith
M. J. Clough
Robert Hopkins
Clinesmith
Hopkins
Herman Padfield
Chanute
Mmes
Fred Bishop
Jim McAdams
Walter Steele
John Guiou
Pat McGregor
Scott
Bessie Evans
Irene Childs
la Verne Smith
Carl Stoll
Lesson for WMA By Mrs. C. E. Rains
The Women’s Missionary Assn. of the United Brethren Church met in the fellowship room with Mrs. C. E. Rains leading the lesson Send the Light to Holland and devotion Aquilla and Priscilla read by Mrs. Willis Taylor. Mrs. Elmer Mathews sang Yielded to Thee. Mrs. Rains reviewed chapter six of Why Pray Aloud Together. Mrs. Velma Grogan led the business session. Mrs. John Horton won the door prize. Refreshments served to 10 members and two visitors Mrs. Mary Rutherford and Mrs. Taylor.
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Mary Rutherford
Taylor
Murray Hill PTA plans teachers reception and new parent meet
The Murray Hill School PTA executive board met with Mrs. Doyle Frazier presiding. They scheduled a teachers reception for September 17 and a new parents reception on September 23 at 9 30 a.m. Hosts will include the PTA study group members.
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Murray Hill
Murray Hill School
PTA
Doyle Frazier
Social Calendar for September Week in Santa Fe Groups
Schedule listing events for Monday September 9 and Tuesday September 10 hosted by Santa Fe groups including the Women’s Federation VFW Auxiliary GAR M.O. Cart ridge circle OES Rebecca circle Esther circle Zion Lutheran Guild Zion United Methodist WSCS Chanute Textile Paint Club and Duplicate Bridge Club with times from 2 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and locations at Carpenters Hall Memorial Building Otterbein Church Community Center and North Malcolm Center.
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Santa Fe Women's Federation
Carpenters Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Ladies of the Gar
M.O. Cartridge Circle
Patashti
Rebecca
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Esther Circle
Marian Shike
W. Elm
Zion Lutheran Service Guild
Classified Deadline Notes for Ads
Regular classified ads accepted until 10 am on publication day Saturday for convenience. Display classified ads have an exception with a deadline noon the day before publication.
Presbyterian Circles Hold Salad Suppers and Meetings
Circle three hosts a salad supper at Mrs. Robert J. Smith with 22 attendees including Jessie Young Kristina Owen and Daisy Jordan and Vada Strean assisting. Mission Yearbook led by Marjorie Wilson. book study on Riots in the Streets led by Mrs. Howard Wilson. Circle four hosted by Mrs. Dwight McCreight with review of The Culture of Japan led by Mrs. D A Finney. 17 members served dessert and coffee. Circle one met at Mrs. John Hutchinson’s home. church family dinner announced for Sept 19. Japan program by Mrs Rideau. next gathering Oct 2. Circle two members heard Japan lesson in church parlor. next meeting Oct 2.
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Circle Three
Robert J. Smith
R. 2
Mmes
Jessie Young
Kristina Owen
Daisy Jordan
Vada Strean
George Garrison
Thomas Mee
Smith
Marjorie Wilson
Mission Yearbook of Prayer
Howard Wilson
Dwight McCreight
S. Larson
Circle Four
D. A. Finney
Japan
T. W. Boman
McCreight
John Hutchinson
S. Wilson
O. D. Nelson
Bruce Burris
Edwin Rideau
Ben Barber
James Dowell
Maurice Elliott
Walter Naylor
Circle Two
Dear Ann Landers advice column excerpt 1967
A pair of letters share issues with shyness inferiority, manners, and dating. A college graduate questions his girlfriend Lorraine's opinionless speech and possible insecurity. A reader asking about thank you notes from a husband serving in Vietnam, and a skier seeks sock-on-cast help.
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Ann Landers
Lorraine
Bismarck
Vietnam
States
Ann
G.I
Nick
Chanute Tribune
Heloise
Dress First Then Face for Faster Mornings
Heloise advises new brides to dress immediately after waking and fix their face to boost energy and productivity. Readers share curtain hacks for short windows using 90 by 40 inch drapes refitted through long-edge hems. Mae suggests 38 by 54 inch shorty windows suit the updated curtains.
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Heloise
Kansas loans 6.06 million to small Kansas industry
The Kansas Development Credit Corporation has loaned 6.06 million dollars to small manufacturing industries in Kansas since formation less than three years ago. In the last six months 15 loan applications with commitments totaling 993 400 were handled. The loans are said to create or sustain employment for 415 people in Kansas shops and factories.
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Topeka
Kansas Development Credit Corporation
Kansas
George Doak
Doak
Merry Mothers Meet With Mrs. Dickerhoof
Fourteen members of the Merry Mothers Club met at Mrs. George Dickerhoof's home 814 W. 10th. Guests Mrs. Bill Fry and Mrs. John White attended. Programs for the new club season were discussed. The next meeting will be the annual Chanute Mothers Clubs fall luncheon at the Country Club Thursday.
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Merry Mothers Club
George Dickerhoof
Bill Fry
John White
Chanute Mothers Clubs
Country Club
Ladies Day Golf String Tournament at Chanute Club
Fifteen women competed in the Ladies Day Golf string tournament at Chanute Country Club. Mrs Arch Allen and Mrs E O Morris were chairmen for the event. Balls for the most pars were awarded to Mrs Earl Ostrander Mrs Robert Allen and Mrs Morris. Mrs Dave Robinson and Mrs Glenn Shook received low net awards. Mrs Ed Ashley and Mrs Allen will be chairmen for Ladies Day Golf next week.
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Chanute Country Club
Arch Allen
E. 0. Morris
Earl Ostrander
Robert Allen
Morris
Dave Robinson
Glenn Shook
Ed Ashley
Mrs. Allen
Ladies Day Golf
Laurel Mothers Club Meeting Hosts and Plans
Eleven members of the Laurel Mothers Club met Friday at 16 N. Western to plan attendance at the Mothers Clubs annual fall luncheon at the Country Club. A gift was given to Mrs. Ellison for her newborn Shawn Frederick. Mrs. Simmons led a lesson titled How to Talk to Your Children. Mrs. Ellison won the door prize. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Crownover and Mrs. Stout.
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Laurel Mothers Club
Kenneth Simmons
N. Western
Mothers Clubs
Country Club
Fred Ellison
Shawn Frederick
Simmons
John Crownover
Robert Stout
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Marilyn Dyke
Nina Young
Tulsa
Honor
Marlene Frankenberg
David
Cranor
Liberty
David Holtzman
Kenneth McMillen
Hesston
Rick Young
Dolores Young
Beth McMillen
Betty Huffman
Toni Cranor
Gloria Elrod
Karen Reece
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Neosho Allen
Wilson and Woodson Unties
Iriaeen
Neosho County
Harris
Fred M
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Harris-For- Representative Committee
S. W. Finney
Chm
Jaycees
Asl
Rewmanon
Y National
Buffalo Church
Mrs. C. E. Rains
PTA News
Big Creek
WSCS
Presbyterian Circles
United Presbyterian Women’s Circles
Russell Davidson
S. Lincoln
Mae
Mrs. B
Ozalid
Drafting Service
Surveying & Mapping
N. Highland, Chanute, Kansas
David L. McCune
Chanste Ins. Board
Mrs. Simmons
Laurel
Calvert
Corry
W. Main
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