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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1966

Page

3

Carol Anderson Weds Lt Priddy in Zion Lutheran Church

The marriage of Carol Ruth Anderson and Lt. Darrell Dana Priddy took place at 7 p.m. Saturday in Zion Lutheran Church with Rev. W. T. Niermeier officiating. The ceremony featured white gladiola arrangements, a moveable taffeta dress with lace, a bouquet of gladiola flowers, and a reception at the church. The couple plans a brief wedding trip before settling in El Paso Texas where Priddy serves as an Army training officer at Fort Bliss.

Carol Ruth Anderson Darrell Dana Priddy Zion Lutheran Church W. T. Niermeier Harrisonville Reuben E. Anderson Chanute J. Dana Priddy Topeka Nancy Allison Wilbur Allison Jean Lindgren Kenneth McCuiston Kansas City Judy Anderson Gary Steele Robert Robinson Sally Jones Patricia Cooper Margaret Thorsell el Paso Texas Fort Bliss

Reuben Andersons Host Prewedding Luncheon

Reuben Andersons hosted a Saturday luncheon at the Orchid Buffet for the wedding rehearsal of daughter Carol Ruth and Lt. Darrell D. Priddy. The couple wed that evening at Zion Lutheran Church with blue carnations and white mums decorating the tables.

Reuben E. Anderson Carol Ruth Darrell D. Priddy Zion Lutheran Church

Social Calendar for Sept 28 1966 Events List

Community notices show a schedule of meetings and activities for September 28 1966 and September 29 1966. Includes EUB church class at 2 p.m. Sunflower Home Demonstration at 1 30 p.m. CES Sunflower Chapter at 8 p.m. BPW dinner at 6 45 p.m. Sorghum Valley Grange at 7 30 p.m. Women of Grace Episcopal Church at 1 30 p.m. Alpha Chi Beta Sigma Phi event at 7 45 p.m. DC PEO special meeting at 2 p.m. Details list locations and hosts such as Mrs V C Steele Mrs Dave Toland and address 606 S Kansas.

EUB Church Church Annex V. C. Steele S. Kansas CES Masonic Temple Tioga Hotel Sorghum Valley Grange Women of Grace Episcopal Church St. Elizabeth Sawyer Hall Alpha Chi Beta Sigma Phi Dave Toland

Cream Sauce Over Sliced Carrots with Parsley

A simple old-fashioned serving: sliced cooked carrots finished with a cream sauce and a sprinkle of minced parsley for garnish.

Esther Circle Hosts Circle at Grant Avenue Baptist

Mrs Earl Young of 1407 S Edith hosted Esther circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church on Monday evening. Mrs Harold Neptune led prayer, with Mrs Edna Rush chairing the business meeting. Mrs Hilma Huffman gave devotions and Mrs Hugo Larson taught the lesson No Gospel for the Needy from Christian Herald. Larson also reported Haiti missions from the Grace Hill association meeting in Fort Scott on Sept 19. Refreshments served to 10 members.

Earl Young S. Edith Esther Grant Avenue Baptist Church Harold Neptune Edna Rush Hilma Huffman Hugo Larson Christian Herald

Heloise column shares home laundry and household tips

Readers receive washable guidance from Heloise on laundering acrylic blanket fibers, storing hunting licenses, seam ripper tips, hose labeling, turkey stuffing fixes, and safe handling of household chores. Includes specific washing steps, drying methods, and practical shortcut ideas.

Eloise Heloise Ellen Forbes

Annual Coffee Tour By Legion Friday

The American Legion and Auxiliary hosted the annual coffee tour Friday morning with district commander Marion Lawyer and rehabilitation chairman Leonard Coldwater among the guests. Independence district VP Mrs. Jessie Barsalona and auxiliary rep Mrs. Elsie Hemphill attended, breakfast was at 8 a.m., and the tour visited Thayer Neodesha and Buffalo for lunch.

American Legion and Auxiliary Marion Lawyer Moline Department of Rehabilitation Leonard Coldwater Wichita Kansas Veterans Council Don Phillipps Independence Jessie Barsalona Alma Auxiliary Elsie Hemphill Lawrence Legion Thayer Neodesha Buffalo

Junior Music Club Opens New Year With Theme Music Brings Us Together

The Junior St. Cecilia Music Club met in the Memorial Building Federation Room with a covered dish dinner. Georgann Rausch presided as president, with Mrs. Palmer Forslund delivering greetings. Bruce Parker sang Shenandoah and Wayfaring Stranger with guitar accompaniment, and notes on the Federation Hymn of the month Were presented by Tonya Forbes.

St. Cecilia Music Club Federation Room Memorial Building Georgann Rausch Palmer Forslund St. Cecilia Club Tonya Forbes Federation North Bruce Parker Miss Rausch Eva E. Cunningham

School Nurses Workshop Held Here in Southeast Kansas

The fall workshop for school nurses of southeast Kansas was held today at the Orchid Buffet with hosts Mrs. Margaret Wood and Mrs. Beth Christiansen of Chanute. About 45 attended and school superintendents were invited. Key speakers included Carolyn Russell from the U S Children's Bureau, Cecelia Waggoner of Mount Carmel Pittsburg, Dorothy Woodin of the state health department, and Dr. Evelyn Gendel of the state health school health section.

Kansas Orchid Buffet Margaret Wood Beth Christiansen Chanute Carolyn Russell U. S. Children’s Bureau Cecelia Waggoner Kansas State Nurses’ Association Mount Carmel Hospital Pittsburg Dorothy Woodin

SNEA Council Elects Leaders at Neosho Junior College

The Student Education Association of Neosho Junior College enrolled 30 members for the school year and held its organization meeting. Virginia Maddill was elected president for 1966 67. Officers chosen include Lynnette Davis as vice president Donna Small as secretary Bob Golay as treasurer Linda Lassman as historian Mary Hupp as council representative Marsha Hutchison as alternate representative and Lynda Campbell as calendar girl. The group, sponsored by Leon Hazen, plans a delegation to the state SEA meeting in Topeka on Oct 8.

Student Education Association of Neosho Junior College Virginia Madill Leon Hazen Topeka Lynnette Davis Donna Small Bob Golay Linda Lassman Mary Hupp Marsha Hutchison Lynda Campbell

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