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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1966
Page
3
Reader tips cover hair curlers sleep comfort methods tying ties by steaming shower, unraveling yarn, wrapping yarn on bottles, using foil box, brushing fringe, packing fragile items, and meringue pie topping sugar dusting. Includes note on Heloise not answering all letters.
Over the weekend in Lawrence at the Holiday Inn the Honey Bee Quartet of the Sweet Adeline Chapter placed 8th in the Novice Quartet Contest. Members were Mrs Jeff Coots Mrs Brownie Allock Mrs Ervin Brune and Judy Moore. Attending council members were Mrs Julian Nell and Mrs Lois Cady along with several others.
The Neosho Valley Coin Club met at the First National Bank community room with Joe Hilton presiding. Officers elected: Bill Lock president Charles Heaton vice president Mrs. Bob Trabue treasurer Mrs. Bill Gilliland secretary and J Hilton John H Barney and Everett D Hole directors. A door prize of a proof set was won by Hilton.
The Sorghum Valley Grange met at Sorghum Valley School with Master S. L. McMillen presiding. Larry W. Jones proposed for membership. A booster evening for Sept. 28 and a 6:30 covered dish supper were planned. Officers elected include Master S. L. McMillen and Roy Anderson as Overseer, with Mrs. McMillen, Harold Lowe, E. W. Maxwell, Mrs. Roy Johnson, Roy Johnson, Mrs. Mabel Hutchison, Reuben Bark, Mrs. Bryan Burk, Mrs. Lowe, and Mrs. Maxwell filling roles. The executive committee is Bark, Anderson, and Bark. Milo Johnson and wife showed Alaska trip photos.
St Marys Chapter of Episcopal Church Women met at Mrs William Guy's home with 24 members present. Devotions on the role of Christians in modern society were given by Mrs Dean Gough, followed by a lesson on philosophy in modern life by Mrs Albert Kihm. Records accompanied the lesson. Mrs John Sherman presided and announced the United Thank Offering ingathering for Oct 16.
Sunflower Chapter OES held a covered dish dinner led by Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Bates with Babe Holloran and others before a meeting. Mrs. Howard Carder and Carl Schickhardt presided as officers honored Ruth Burdick and Martha Ellison. past officers were honored with gifts.
Mr and Mrs Robert W Martin announce the engagement of their daughter Lynn Diane Bonney to Edward G Kirkman son of Mr and Mrs Glenn G Kirkman both Coffeyville The bride to be is a Chanute High School and NCCC graduate and member of Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority Kirkman is a Field Kindley Memorial High School and Coffeyville College graduate attending Emporia State majoring in theater The wedding is set for Grace Episcopal Church on November 12.
The Alpha Chi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Wards Bootery for a Merle Norman makeup demonstration by Mrs. Robert Ward. Afterward, members gathered at Mrs. Larry Young's home for a business meeting led by president Mrs. Dave Toland. New officers include vice president Mrs. John Coop and corresponding secretary Mrs. Marion Page.
Hulda Parker OES Chapter met at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Imelda Adelgren and E. O. Gilbert presiding. Guests came from Moses Lake and Lavington Chapters. Invitations were read for Erie Friendship meeting Oct 4 and Rainbow for Girls installation Sept 25. Memoriams for Anna Lee and Roy Chapple. Covered dish supper held.
Jane Marie Greve and Mark Lewis Ward wed in a double ring ceremony at St Patrick's Church Walnut with Rev Robert Watson officiating Sept 3. Attendants included maid of honor Mary Greve and bridesmaid Judy Greve. best man Clyde Ward and groomsman David Ward. The couple, both St Paul High School graduates of 1965, reside in Kansas City and are employed or serving in the Air Force respectively. Out-of-town guests listed from San Francisco to Pittsburg attended the reception in St Patrick's Hall. Continued coverage notes wedding party members, attire, and post ceremony details.
Mable and Howard S Plum united in marriage Sunday at the bride’s parents home in Savonburg with Rev Charles Cable officiating. Attendants included Willie V Smith and others. reception followed. couple to reside near Walnut. Plum farms and works with Washington Mineral Products Inc. Out of town guests listed.
John Wilkinson was honored at home on Wednesday for his second birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wilkinson, 1220 S Evergreen, and friends Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tallent Gregory and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Rhine Ron netta and Lester.
Roosevelt Study Club held a get acquainted coffee at 1417 S Central at Wednesday morning. They discussed the upcoming Roosevelt PTA noodle dinner. Lige Matlock of 1302 S Grant attended.
Roosevelt PTA held a covered dish dinner at the school Tuesday evening with devotions by Mrs. Walter Aday. Mrs. Oscar VanWinkle presided and introduced PTA leaders and teachers. Trooper Vogel installed safety patrols. Chanute will host the Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers district four conference at Central Park on October 11. Interested persons may call Mrs. Oscar VanWinkle.
The Les Des met Monday evening at 916 N. Steuben in the home of Marietta Barker. Mary Gracia presided as president. Newly elected officers include Miss Garcia as president Kathy Taylor as vice president Bobbie Montgomery as secretary Carol Cornish as treasurer Maritta Barker as historian Connie Wolfe as property chairman Pam O'Daniel as song leader Cheryl Acree and De De Barker as sergeants at arms. Refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned.
Social calendar entries list events for Friday and weekend including Laurel Mothers Club luncheon at 1 p.m. Mrs Kenneth Simmons at 16 N Western. Shrine meetings at Masonic Temple. Past Presidents meeting. We Who Club at Sawyer Hall. Wilson Class at First Methodist. Bridge at Country Club. Also AAUW coffee Saturday. Do Si Do Square Dance lessons Sunday. Maple Grove School Reunion at Zilla Consolidated School. Dates fall September 1966 with multiple venues in Laurel.
Reservations must be made before Oct. 4. A chicken noodle dinner was approved for a project. School pictures will be taken the week of Oct. 10. The fourth grade won the room count.
A Christian Women Fellowship meeting was held at the Fellowship Hall on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Jerry Jones presiding. Slides from the Inman Christian Center San Antonio showcased the month’s project. Mrs. Bert Sutton led a film lesson The Parable followed by a discussion. Devotions by Mrs. T H Cronemeyer titled Led by the Spirit. An executive meeting is planned for Sept 23 at 9 30 am. Refreshments were served to 27 members by Mrs. Forest Clemings and group 3.
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