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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1966
Page
3
Heloise Cruse shares simple kitchen tips from readers. Biscuits cut into shapes make a festive table centerpiece and appetizers. Other hints cover reusing milk cartons for plant water, securing bathroom mats with elastic loops, sash snaps for juniors, and creative jewelry reuse as hair accessories.
The First Methodist Junior High MYF met Sunday evening at the church with 17 members present. The lesson Why I Act as I Do was presented with recreation and refreshments following. Mrs. Floyd Naff and Mrs. Earl Morgan supervised the refreshments. Sponsors listed include Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hartman and Mr. and Mrs. John Basher. The next meeting is planned for Sept 25 with officer elections.
The Merry Mothers Club gathered Friday afternoon in the Heritage Room for a lavender and white themed tea. Mrs. Nancy Richards won the centerpiece in a drawing as 12 members and 8 guests enjoyed a brief program of poems and a song about mothers before refreshments.
Three tables of bridge were played at the Country Club Friday afternoon. Prizes were awarded with Mrs. Murray Shively taking high honors, Mrs. Leif Nelson second, and Mrs. Harry Ricketts earning third. Special prizes went to Mrs. John McCall and Mrs. E. O. Morris.
Delores Jean Clawson daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Clawson Paola and Dave L Olson son of Mr and Mrs Dave Olson Walden Colo united in marriage Aug 28 in Paola Methodist Church Rev Paul F Leslie officiated Taperlighters were Stanley Kistler Springfield Mo and Charles Fox Tulsa Bride wore white silk crepe gown with detachable train and Chantilly lace jacket Maid of honor Betty Cramer Topeka Bridesmaids Barbara Clawson Sheila Simons Flower girl Nancy Toomey Best man Ralph Johnson Emporia Groomsmen and ushers were Larry Loomis Wichita Jim Hansen Kansas City Reception followed at Fellowship Hall Attendants included Mrs Roger Toomey Mrs C F Fox and Mrs Ted Kistler Bride enrolled at Bethany School of Nursing Groom studying at St Pauls School of Theology pastors Lane and Plum Creek churches They now reside at Lane
The Murray Hill School PTA executive committee met in the cafeteria with president Mrs. John Splane leading. Plans for upcoming activities were discussed, including a teachers reception tentatively set for Sept. 20 and a study group on Sept. 27. The district PTA conference will be in Chanute on Oct. 11.
The sixth birthday of Greg Barnhart was celebrated at home on Saturday afternoon with ice cream cake and punch. Guests included Mrs. Martin McFarland John Emil Semrod Diane Teresa Thayer Mrs Gene Roach Teresa Mrs H J Fisher Timmy Brandon Alan Hart Tina Lundine Patricia Barnhart Carol Barnhart and Chris Barnhart plus Mrs Paul Barnhart and Mrs Everett Barnhart.
The Rainbow Home Economic Unit met Friday morning at Mrs. Dewey Bedell’s home in 429 South Lincoln for a coffee. Mrs. Frank Fackler led the meeting and Mrs. Jack Parkins taught “The Latest In Fash ion.” She noted small print suits in Kansas City and Wichita are popular and that college women favor a moderate short skirt. Parkins added wash and wear fabrics cut, preshrinking zippers, nylon trim, and simple lines lessen ironing. The next meeting is October 14 at 1 30 p.m. with Mrs. Dean Geeding at 819 South Santa Fe.
The Queen Esther Class of the First Christian Church met at Mrs Forrest Clemings 620 N Lafayette Friday afternoon to honor Mrs C L Campbell who will move to Ottawa. Mrs C A Deay presided with prayer and devotions My Creed by Mrs Clemings. A social hour followed with 21 members present and Mrs Campbell receiving best wishes while replying with the Indians Prayer.
The senior high youth fellowship at First Methodist Church elected Bruce Morgan president, Tom Bertram vice president, Charline Rose secretary, and Pat Parker treasurer. They plan weekly Sunday meetings at sponsors’ homes and a work day as a fund raiser offering yard work, house work, and babysitting services.
Sharon Ann Youngberg and Terrance Raymond Kiesel united in a nuptial mass at Holy Angels Church Garnett. The ceremony featured a lace organza gown, blue crepe attendants, and a reception at the church dining room. The couple will reside in Kansas City after a Colorado honeymoon following her Emporia State College attendance and his Burroughs Corp engineering role.
Donna Lorraine Butcher and Don Lee Gould wed in a single ring ceremony at Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. William Baldwin officiating. The bride wore a white crepe gown with lace overdress and carried a white Bible. maid of honor Anna Conrad and best man Lawrence Lovett attended. Out of town guests listed. reception followed in the church annex.
Mitzi Rene Jordan was honored on her first birthday Friday evening at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs John Jordan 1713 St Malcolm. Refreshments were served to grandparents Mr and Mrs Carl Haynes Janis Pat and William Dean Mr and Mrs Byrle Haynes and Carolyn and the honored guests brothers and sisters Joey John Carl Yvonne and Valerie Jordan.
Tuesday events include Chanute Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Community Center from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Ladies Day Golf at Chanute Country Club at 1:30 p.m. Other items feature Hulda Parker Chapter OFS at Masonic Temple 8 p.m. and Ladies of the GAR at Memorial Building 2 p.m. and more church circles and luncheons across Chanute communities.
The Hobby Club met Friday afternoon in Galesburg with seven members presenting antiques. Mrs. Elsie Cartwright presided and a dessert course was served. The next meeting is scheduled for October 14 at 2 p.m. with Mrs. T. O. Ward as hostess at 121 N Lafayette.
Women of the First Presbyterian Church held five circles on Wednesday. Each group studied The Realms of Our Calling and prayed from the yearbook of prayer. Group details include leaders hosts addresses and guest members.
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