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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1963

Page

3

Linda Kay Rogers Weds Charles Ebert

Linda Kay Rogers married Charles Wayne Ebert in a 2 PM Saturday ceremony at First Christian church Neodesha. The couple, both from Neodesha, were joined by a white Chantilly lace gown for the bride and a boutonniere for the groom, with a reception at the church and a honeymoon in the Ozarks.

Linda Kay Rogers Charles Wayne Ebert First Christian Church Neodesha William A. Rogers Henry Ebert W. R. Gibble Harlyn Knight Marvin Lower Sonny Tindle David Overton Morton Howe Dean Rogers Nancy Kiddoo Pat Galyen Kay Huser Crissy Richard Neodesha High School Clarks Business College Topeka D. K. Manufacturing Co Chanute High School Churchills Chanute Ozarks Gene Galven Hilda Olson el Dorado T. D. Overton Hollis Overton Diane Towanda James Rice Chicago Wichita Betty Perry T. C. Burns Independence Hilda Spong B. J. LaRue Bill Hutchinson Ray Hutchinson Edgar Hutchinson Mable Hutchinson Frank D. Ebert Lynn Hutchinson Sandy Loffin Lois Tomlinson George Richard Crissy Paul Casady Eric T. D. Overton, Jr Bartlesville Okla Charles Goff Altoona

Neosho Valley 4H Club honors noted at meeting

The Neosho Valley 4H Club held a Monday night program at the Neosho Valley school with Joyce Anderson announcing the schedule. Leaders presented reports and performances included Mrs Willard Carlson piano solo Leeva Carter food projects Mrs Robert Lopeman clothing projects Mrs Clyde Tunnell accordion solo Georgann Rausch personal development report Mrs Floyd Hart livestock projects George Madill and vocal duet Doug and Steve Lopeman. A style review highlighted county style review results and best groomed boy contest. Refreshments were served to members and guests John Gorton and Ron Poor.

Neosho Valley Joyce Anderson Willard Carlson Leeva Carter Robert Lopeman Clyde Tunnell Georgann Rausch Floyd Hart George Madill Doug Steve Lopeman

Women’s Golf Assn Holds Fall Luncheon and Club Elections

The Women’s Golf Association held its fall luncheon at the Country Club with about 40 members and two guests. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs Ralph Taylor and Vice President Mrs Richard Ashley, with Mrs Merton Jeanes as secretary and Mrs Robert Manley as treasurer. The Shamrock 4-H Club elected Roger Kinne president on Sept 19 at Grady School with officers including Boyd Bartholomew as vice president and Barbara Arthur as secretary and treasurer. Plans for hayrack ride and wiener roast were made for Sept 28 with prospective members as guests.

Roger Kinne Shamrock 4-H Club Grady Boyd Bartholomew Barbara Arthur Anne John Miss John and Kinne Bill Brown Miss Arthur James John Kenneth Kinne Helen Arthur Women's Golf Association Country Club Murray Shively Stuart Hoofnagle Floyd Naff Robert Koch Richard Ashley Ralph Taylor Albert Kihm Ashley Merton Jeanes Robert Manley

Past Officers Guests Of White Shrine

The White Shrine of Jerusalem met in the Masonic Temple for a covered dish dinner with past officers as guests. Mrs. Sam Willis chaired the dinner and Mrs. Alex Bruce the decorations. Mrs. Elvin Brenton and Millard Drisdell presided at the meeting. Mrs. Jane Young of Pittsburg spoke on year accomplishments. The past officers were introduced and given gifts. Watermelon was served as a postmeeting gift from Don C. Beach.

White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple Sam Willis Alex Bruce Elvin Brenton Millard Drisdell The Shepherds Jane Young Pittsburg Supreme Material Objective Committee Don C. Beach

Social calendar highlights for Sept 26 and 27

On Thursday Sept 26 social groups meet including Holly Mothers Club at 916 S Evergreen and Merry Mothers Club at 910 with Larson at 1 30 p m. United Presbyterian Women Sewing Group gathers at the church at 9 a m. Today's Mothers Club hosts at 301 WN Forest at 2 p m. On Friday Sept 27 Senior Citizens Memories Building rides require calling HE 1-1992 for 8 a m and 10 30 am sessions. Executive Committee CWE at 1st Christian Church 1 30 p m. TOPS Determinettes meet Sawyer Hall at 1 30 p m.

Holly Mother’s Club A. J. Bertram S. Evergreen Merry Mother’s Club John Haverka Larson United Presbyterian Women’s Sewing Group Cooper Forest Eac CWE 1St Christian Church Sawyer Hall

Hulda Parker OES Meets in Temple

The Hulda Parker Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple with Mr. and Mrs. Junior Zimmerman presiding as worthy matron and patron. Invitations from Neodesha Thayer Buffalo Humboldt and the Sunflower Chapter were received for friendship nights. A donation for the Masonic Home fruit day project was made. The Charter was draped in memory of Nellie Sewell, Lee Brand. Mrs. Harry Larrick and Verna Steele served at the social hour with a fall hunting themed centerpiece.

Hulda Parker Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Junior Zimmerman Neodesha Thayer Buffalo Humboldt Sunflower Masonic Home Nellie Sewell Lee Brand Harry Larrick Verna Steele

PTA Activities Murray Hill Studying Parents and Teachers meet in lounge

The Murray Hill PTA Study Group gathered Tuesday morning in the teachers lounge with Mrs. John Parkins as chairman. Delbert Tolbert led a lesson on homework after reading an article. Coffee and cookies for 40 were served by several hostesses.

Murray Hill PTA John Parkins Delbert Tolbert Parkins Robert Wells Jerry Jones Charles Lange John Bashor

Picnic in Park By St. Cecilia Club

The Senior St. Cecilia Club met at the north shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park for a picnic supper on Tuesday evening. Year books were distributed and plans made for October. Mrs. W. H. McMurray, president, previewed the year’s work. Youth club report by Mrs. Forslund. junior club report by Mrs. Cunningham. Committee for arrangements: Mrs. Gottlieb, Mrs. Hollenshead, and Mrs. Forslund.

St. Cecilia North Shelterhouse Santa Fe Park W. H. McMurray P. L. Forslund C. H. Cunningham Leo Gottlieb Howard Hollenshead Palmer Forslund

Betty Ballou Hostess To Sub Deb Club

Betty Ballou hosted Sub Debs at her home at 319 N Highland Monday evening. Judy Perkins presided over the meeting and plans were made for a money making project on Oct 5 and 6 at a local service station. A hayrack party was discussed for Oct 12. Paula Whitworth chairs the committee. The next formal meeting will be in the First National Bank Community room with Coda Briley in charge of refreshments and Doris Diver arranging the program. Refreshments served to 25 members and two sponsors. The group closed with the club song.

Betty Ballou N. Highland Judy Perkins Paula Whitworth First National Bank Coda Briley Doris Diver

Fall Luncheon by Quest Club Held at Maple Leaf Tea Room

The Quest Club opened its fall luncheon on Tuesday at the Maple Leaf Tea Room with 15 members present. Mrs. Ralph Morgan led the brief business meeting. Mrs. Floyd Hall taught a lesson on America's First Settlers and Indians. Hostesses were Mrs. Morgan Mrs. W R Stauffer Mrs. Eileen Rankin and Mrs. Roy Williams.

Quest Club Maple Leaf Tea Room Ralph Morgan America Floyd Hall Morgan W. R. Stauffer Eileen Rankin Roy Williams

Paint Club Meets for All Day Work Meeting

The Mary Dell Paint Club met Monday at the Jaycee Club Room 112 N Butter for an all day work session. Turkish towels were painted by the 11 members who attended and a sack lunch was served at noon.

Mary Dell Paint Club Jaycee Club N. Butter

Lower Appraisals On Old Mansion In Topeka

Secretary of State Paul Shanahan announced two appraisals for the old governor's mansion at 28 000 and 28 500 dollars, setting a minimum bid of 28 000. Advertising will start now for a second auction planned for Oct 30 after no bids at June sale. the mansion has stood empty since Gov. Anderson moved to Cedar Crest.

Topeka Paul Shanahan Shanahan John Anderson Cedar Crest

Is Your Child Ready For School Or A Nutty Law

Dear In: A mother wonders if age based kindergarten rules ignore a child’s readiness. Ann Landers explains tradition exists, but calls for considering the total child over birthdays. Also letters touch wedding party costs, best man duties, and a love confession with marriage cautions. Copyright 1943.

Ann Landers Sev James Wandina Alemnet

East German Ulbricht visits Warsaw amid talks on economy

AP dispatch notes Walter Ulbricht arriving in Warsaw on a state visit with a delegation signaling focus on economic and industrial issues in talks with Polish leaders. The brief covers the gain in world population to about 3.15 billion by mid-1962 and Zanzibar's path to independence on Dec 10 as a Commonwealth member.

Warsaw Walter Ulbricht Poland Ulbricht London Zanzibar East Africa British Commonwealth United Nations, N.Y U.N. Secretariat

Quebec fraud case against former Union Nationale ministers

An investigation into purchases by Quebec Province's former Union Nationale government led to charges of fraud and conspiracy totaling 309000 in government funds. Tuesday charges were filed against former colonization minister J D Begin and former highway minister Antonio Talbot among others.

Gerald Martineau Alfred Hardy Arthur Bouchard Quebec City Union Nationale Quebec Liberals J.D. Begin Antonio Talbot Legisla

Grape Seeded Cheese Sauce For Delicate Fish Fillets

A light cheese sauce using grated Parmesan to flavor broiled steamed or grilled fish fillets. Seedless grapes are added for a subtle sweetness and brightness that complements the delicate fish without overpowering it.

Nichols Couple Celebrates 61st Wedding Anniversary

Thayer Mr and Mrs Otto Nichols were honored at a dinner marking their 61st anniversary held at the home of their daughter Mrs Everett Henderson of Thayer R 2 The Nichols wed in Erie on Sept 24 1902 and have spent most of their married life in the area Afternoon callers included Elmer Nichols Joe Hummer Kenneth Ogelsbee Ronald and Kent Ogelsbee and Ford Young all of Chanute Wichita and rural Thayer

Thayer Otto Nichols Everett Henderson Nichols Erie Elmer Nichols Joe Hummer Chanute Kenneth Ogelsbee Ronald and Kent Wichita Ford Young

Mrs Ferol Daniels Honored on Birthday

Relatives gathered Sunday noon at 1817 S Highland for a basket dinner to surprise Mrs Ferol Daniels on her birthday. Attending were Vern Elder and Stuart Elder, Betty Elder, Edwin Daniels, Gerald Daniels with Garry and Judy Daniels, Dale Daniels, Fr Leonard Wood, and Nina Coleen Russel Daniels.

Ferol Daniels S. Highland

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