Thornton Dickerhoff wed in Albuquerque church ceremony
Dorothy Kathleen Thornton and George Owen Dickerhoff united in a double ring ceremony at Central Methodist Church in Albuquerque New Mexico on August 30. Rev. Robert Naylor officiated. The couple plan Nassau Bahamas honeymoon and reside at 1425 Laramie Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Church
Albuquerque
N.M
Dorothy Kathleen Thornton
George Owen Dickerhoff
Robert Naylor
Gordon M. Thornton
O. E. Dickerhoof
Gypsum
Colo
Chanute
R. H. Kuehn
R. A. Dickerhoof
Chula Vista
Calif
K. E. Warren
Clarence Galassini
Terry Moynihan
Robert Thornton
Warren
Nassau
Bahamas
Laramie
Manhattan
Dickerhoof
University of New Mexico
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Kansas
H. E. Walters
W. Std
Baby Names for August Born at Neosho Memorial
The Neosho Daily notes newborns at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Gale Lynn Turner daughter of Joe and Mrs Turner 817 N Garfield born Aug 18. Ivan Raymond Anderson son of H G Anderson 424 West born Aug 27. Nancy Jo Finley daughter of James Carroll Finley R 1 born Aug 31. Tony Neil Moore son of Neil Moore 18 S Central born Aug 31. Linda Diane Baeten daughter of Kenneth Baeten rural Humboldt born Aug 31. Philip Ray Petty son of Arthur Petty 1902 S Highland born Sept 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Lynn Turner
Joe Turner
N. Garfield
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Ivan Raymond Anderson
H. G. Anderson
W.est
Nancy Jo Finley
James Carroll Finley
Tony Neil Moore
Neil Moore
S. Central
Linda Diane Baeten
Kenneth Baeten
Humboldt
Philip Ray Petty
Arthur Petty
S. Highland
Buffet Supper Honors Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes
Mrs. Hazel Rhodes and Mrs. F. H. Fuller hosted a Saturday buffet supper in honor of newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Rhodes of Pittsburg, formerly Carol Lea Thielen. Provisions were served by Mrs. Rhodes’s daughter Mrs. Jack Brown and her sister Mrs. Ernest Anderson. present were Mr. and Mrs. Gene McMillen and Judy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Rhodes
F. H. Fuller
Lonnie Rhodes
Pittsburg
Rhodes
Carol Lea Thielen
Rhode
Jack Brown
Ernest Anderson
Gene McMillen
Judy
Pattern Order Form for Istela Mailings
A request to send thirty five cents plus six cents per pattern to Marian Martin care of The Cna aute Tribune Pattern Dept in New York. The note lists multiple names including Lynn Linda Jean and Sandra Sue with various Mr and Mrs spouses and addresses, asking for NAME and ADDRESS with ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Istela
Cnaaute Tribune
West 1Sth St
New York
N.Y
Proper letter closings and etiquette Q&A
A set of etiquette questions covers closing letters, seating at dinners, assisting a man with his coat, using a bride’s brother to announce weddings, and suitable graduation gifts. Answers advise “Sincerely yours” for equals, exact chair alignment with the table, offering help only to the elderly or infirm, allowing the bride’s brother to issue notices if parents are deceased, and gifts like a watch or wallet.
CWF Groups In Meetings
The Christian Women's Fellowship met in group sessions at homes and the church to study Frontiers of Outreach. Group leaders led lessons, devotions, and coffee service while missions, schools, and institutions were discussed, with groups sharing reports from Hazel Green Ky and Jarvis College. The evening group gathered for dessert and a prayerful close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the Christian Church
A. C. Ward
Jesus
A. M. Garton
Leo Gottlieb
Hazel Green
C. R. Swan
Yakama
Bessie Crabtree
Mount Beulah
Edwards
Miss
Jack Sparks
Jarvis Christian College
Hawkins
Tex
James Shultz
Jarvis
Pearl Brown
All Peoples Church and Community Center
Los Angeles
Mexican Christian Institute
Ira Hutchison
Warren Johnson
Mmes
A. C. Ward H. Kemmerer
Social Calendar and Family Craft Pattern Notes
Social calendar lists a Hulda Parker CES event at Masonic Temple with covered dish supper and desserts, 6 30 p m. plus GAR Memorial building tones in p m. Womens Golf Association schedule at Country Club with 9 am and 1 50 pm starts. Pattern guidance by Alice Brooks covers old fashioned embroidery stitches for aprons and pockets with transfers and directions for a 17 inch apron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Parker Chapter
CES
Masonic Temple
Memorial Building
Womens Golf Asso
Alice Brooks
Pattern request and mailing instruction for The Chanute Tribune
The notice asks for twenty five cents in coins plus 5 cents per pattern for first class mailing. Send to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. P.O. Box 183 Old Chelsea Station New York NY. Print plainly name address lane and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Two Free Patterns From Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book
Readers are offered two free patterns printed in the Alice Brooks Needlecraft book, with dozens of other designs available to order. The ad invites readers to send 25 cents for a copy of the book, promising easy and fascinating hand-work for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Witnessing to the Indian Americans lesson at Friends Home
The Women’s Missionary Society of Friends Home Lutheran church met at Mrs. Hattie Reynolds’ home in Lavenburg. Mrs. Jack Jordan led the lesson on witnessing to Indian Americans with assist by Mrs. Herbert Johnson and others. Mrs. A. Harry Ericson presided, readings by Mrs. O. C. Jackson, and guests included Mrs. W. E. Johnson and Sophie Fuller. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Jordan
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Friends Home Lutheran Church
Lavenburg
Hattie Reynolds
S. Santa Fe
Herbert Johnson
Eric
Mmes
Harold Swanson
Earl Munson
Clarence Ericson
Gerald Johnson
A. Harry Ericson
O. C. Jackson Jr
O. C. Jackson Sr
Frank Hawkinson
Mmes. W. E. Johnson
Sophie Fuller
Ernest Anderson
Hazel Rhodes
Emil Peterson
Lucky Beginners 4 H Club Night Highlights Projects and State Fair
Parents night at Five Mounds church featured project talks by Les Webber on soil tests and nitrogen risks. Girls presented sewing style review with 4 H fair winners Linda Watson and Lois Borland earning state fair bids. other top blue placings included Richard Stewart, Jimmy Brown, Alvin Tefft, and Kelley Starbuck. A future box supper was planned and invites extended to other clubs and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Mounds Church
Les Webber
Webber
Fredonia
Linda Watson
Lois Borland
Richard Stewart
Jimmy Brown
Alvin Tefft
Kelley Starbuck
Dorothea L Dix DUV Members Host Topeka Visitors
Dorothea L Dix unit in the Memorial Building hosted Mrs Cora Wade and Mrs Bess E Garwood of Topeka for a Friday afternoon meeting. Mrs Garwood presided during the work and Mrs Wade served as guide. Both reported on the recent National Convention in St Louis. Prior to the meeting Wade and Garwood visited several shut in Tent members and then returned to Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Wade
Bess E. Garwood
Topeka
Dorothea L. Dix
DUV
Memorial Building
Dinner Bowlers Gather for Woman's Thursday Night League
The Women s Thursday Night Bowling League held a dinner Thursday evening at Silver Grill. Sixteen teams were represented by 68 members attending. Fall mums decorated the speakers table. Mrs Walter Patton presided with officers Mrs Jack Dover secretary Mrs Bill Cochran secretary Mrs Etta Dunham treasurer and Mrs Al Goodwin sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Grill
Walter Patton
Jack Dover
Bill Cochran
Etta Dunham
al Goodwin
White Shrine District School Draws About 300 Attendees
About 300 persons attended the District School of Instruction of the White Shrine of Jerusalem at the Masonic Temple Friday night. Mrs. Erma Joe King chaired. Mrs. Marguerite Dutsch of Tulsa spoke on ritual work. Don C. Beach and Shelton Propst led a song in honor of the speakers. Attendees came from Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Erma Joe King
Marguerite Dutsch
Tulsa
Supreme Noble Prophetess
Quick Home Tips for Everyday Repairs and Tricks
The article answers common questions on household tasks. It covers heating paraffin for jelly coverings, opening hard shell clams with boiling water, preventing summer stove rust with kerosene, mending lace curtains with starch net, and using onion water to deter flies from gilt frames. It offers practical, stepwise guidance.
Public backs La Bettes County hospital measure
Public response to petitions for a new La Bette County hospital was reported as excellent by hospital campaign chairman C. H. Summerfield. The effort seeks 2 500 signatures and asks county commissioners to place a $960 000 bond proposal on the November ballot. Dennis: The Hines family lost their farm home near Parsons in a weekend fire while preparing to move. A Katy Railroad hearing on discontinuing passenger service between Parsons and Oklahoma City is set for October 12 in Coffeyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Labette County
C. H. Summerfield
Hospital
Saturdy
Dennis
Paul Hines
Hines
Coffeyville
Katy Railroad
Oklahoma City
Bob German Joins Independence College Football Squad
Bob German a former Blue Comet center is a member of the Independence Community College football squad this fall as a 165 pound end. He is joined by three ex Channita teammates and others, with a gathering planned at North Valley School at 8 p.m. Wednesday where watermelons will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob German
Independence
Blue Comet
Independence Community College
German
Chanitta
Dhatae
Madelyn Wheat Hosts Fall Tea for Alpha Sigma Alpha
Miss Wheat daughter of Mr and Mrs George Wheat of 323 West Fifth accompanied by her mother served as hostess at the annual fall tea for rushees of the Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority in Pittsburg. She will be a junior at Pittsburg State College majoring in physical education. Roosevelt PTA basket dinner is set for Tuesday at 6 30 pm at Roosevelt school. Riverview School to host a community meeting Wednesday night with Harvey Rhodes and others presenting. Sorghum Valley Grange meets Wednesday night at 8 with officer elections and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Deay
Dale Dahlgren
Jim Treloggen
Hazel Green
Kentucky
Mount Beulah
Edwards
Miss
Jarvis, Hawkins
Tex
K. B. Jones
W. M. Best
W. Main
Madelyn Wheat
George Wheat
W. 5Th
Wheat
Pittsburg
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority
Pittsburg State College
Miss Wheat
Riverview
Harvey Rhodes
Ronnie Harp
Monte Toon
Sorghum Valley Grange
Sorghum Valley School
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Miss Thornton
Geo. Dickerhoff
Mrs. Rhodes
B.F
Goodrich
Postwar Foundation
Lynn
Linda Jean
Sandra Sue
Alice
Glen Lee
Eddie
John Thielen
Charles
Paul
Ronnie
CWF
Henry Alford
Gertie Adams
James Evans
Gene Oyler
Ted Hurst
W. Elm
Oyler
Bill Weis
Charles Chauncey
Royce Wells
David McGehee
Dick Crowl
Bill Staggs
Albert Benson
Tae
Meuara
Pha
Friends Home Lutheran Wms
White Shrine
Docking
George Docking
Georgia
Neese Gray Richland
Pol. Adv
West Main
Ray Rush
Lee Moore
Iola
Kentuck
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Marietta
Warren Benson
Tuscumbia
Ala
Ivy Green
Helen Keller
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lookout Mountain
Mount Eagle
Grant Park
Atlanta
Bill White
Milton North Valley
McKenzie
Lester Smith
North Valfour
Ley School
Comets
Roosevelt Pta
Roosevelt School
Joplin, MO
Hotel Tioga
Duchess
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