Cavanesses celebrate 50 years with open house plan
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Cavaness of 220 N. Steuben announce an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. October 5 in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary. The couple married October 7, 1908 in St. Joseph Missouri. They have no children, but ten of their eleven nieces and nephews will attend.
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Wilfrid Cavaness
N. Steuben
Cavaness
Winona L. Stewart
St. Joseph
J. M. Cavaness
Tribune
George M. Dewey
Chetopa
Chanute
Baker University
The
Ottawa
J. L. Stewart
the Tribune
Senate
Methodist Church
A. H. Alcock
Paul E. Chandler
Wheaton
Merle Hair
Bartlesville
C. S. Griswold
Glendale
Calif
Joseph E. Griswold
Alhambra
L. R. Griswold
Atlanta
Drisdell
Larry Walker Celebrates Second Birthday Party
Larry Walker was honored on his second birthday with a party hosted by his mother Mrs. Carl Walker at 11 N Forest. Guests included Joe Hasty Randy and Timothy Finley Linda and Michael Evans Rhonda Ogle Debbie Walker and others. Several mothers attended as well as extended family from Buffalo Wichita Humboldt Chanute and nearby areas.
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Larry Walker
Carl Walker
N. Forest
Joe Hasty
Randy
Timothy Finley
Linda
Michael Evans
Rhonda Ogle
Debbie Walker
Gregory Halbe
Sherry
Tommy
Deena Kennedy
Craig Haugsness
Donna
Butch Failor
Odell Scroggins
Donald
Sonny Allison
Mmes Doyle Finley
Dean Evans
Cox
Chickadonzs Host Reunion Dinner for Cousins
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Chickadonz hosted a covered dish reunion dinner Sunday at their rural route home. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ratliff of Newark Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Patterson of Neodesha, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Childs along with Edd Childs and Bill Land.
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W. N. Chickadonz
A. J. Ratliff
Neward, Ill
Ralph Patterson
Neodesha
Bert Childs
Edd Childs
Bill Land
Savonburg Sunday School Classes Hold Parsonage Party
The junior and intermediate Sunday School classes at Evangelical Mission Covenant Church Savonburg held a party at the church parsonage. An afternoon of games led to a picnic supper with guidance from Mrs. Virgil Grizzle and Mrs. Walter Enstrom as sponsors, helped by Mrs. Clarence Collins.
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Savonburg
Evangelical Mission Covenant Church
Virgil Grizzie
Walter Enstrom
Clarence Collins
Child Remains With Adoptive Parents After Request
Dear Ann Landers advises against pursuing custody of a child from adoptive parents. The letter-writers, Bud and Clara, sought to regain their son after adoption following unwed birth. Ann notes no crystal ball and urges preserving the child’s stability over fresh pain, and suggests not pursuing legal undoing.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Bud
Clara
Scout News Troop 25 Brownie Scouts Meet Saturday
Scout News Troop 25 of Roosevelt School met Saturday in a Roosevelt community room to discuss upcoming activities and share achievements with Brownie Scouts.
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Brownie Scouts
Roosevelt School
Social Calendar October 1 1958 Local groups meet
Wednesday listings for Friendly Thimble club WMS and circle gatherings at Grace Episcopal Zion Lutheran and other churches. Prayer band American Cancer Society executive board dinner and chancel choir duties noted with times and addresses. Reads like a community notice page with many room and host details.
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Friendly Thimble Club
Fred Disks
S. Lafayette
First Baptist Church
St. Anne's
Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
Women's Auxiliary
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
WLCS
Methodist Church
Womens Missionary Association
United Brethren In Christ Church
Neosho County
American Cancer Society
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle
Presbyterian Women's Association
Geo. W. Garrison
N. Steuben
P.m. Cwf
Christian Church
Howard Savage
W. Walnut
Jennie Noyes
W. Main
Ruth Hodgin
Sth
B. E. Barkley
Church
Scouts host cookout and nature study in Santa Fe park
Eight Scouts gathered in Santa Fe park for a cookout and nature study. They studied rock trails and sang songs before eating.
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Santa Fe Park
Mrs. William Moore Honored at Shower
Mrs J S Jones hosted a layette shower for Mrs William Moore at 1318 S Highland Monday evening. The guest list includes Mrs Moore's mother Mrs Claude Shepard and several local residents.
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William Moore
J. S. Jones
S. Highland
Mrs. Moore
Claude Shepard
Louise Dickerson
Judy Shepard
Sue Morrison
Toni Boyd
Mines
H. A. Dickerson
Max Morrison
Randall Bell
J. E. Haymaker
Carl Beck
Charles Reynolds
Charles Glover
Mae Brandon
Lydia Nelson
Nina Olson
Rosdéoe Tweddell
Ed Rausch
Don Haymaker
Interdems Meet at Chanute JC with Brainwashing Talk
The Interdems group at Chanute Junior College met Sunday afternoon with Karen Penner. Kenneth Tebow presented a taped talk on brainwashing. Officers elected were Forrest Junod president and Betty Ann Orth secretary treasurer. Refreshments were served. Next meeting will feature Jerry Waldrip. all JC students invited.
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Interdems
Chanute Junior College
Karen Penner
Kenneth Tebow
Forrest Junod
Betty Ann Orth
Jerry Waldrip
Colege
Murren and Miss Cook Win at Scotch Foursome
Lee Murren of Humboldt and Marge Cook posted a low 42 in a Sunday Scotch Foursome at Chanute Country Club. Twenty players participated as Vandiver duo and Mrs Lyle Holman were second with 43 while Mrs Joe Vandiver and Al Endres had the high 52. A special award went to Hazel Richel and Charles Broadwell at 51.
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Lee Murren
Humboldt
Marge Cook
Chanute Country Club
Joe Vandiver
Lyle Holman
al Endres
Hazel Richel
Charles Broadwell
Neosho County 4-H Council Plans November Achievement Banquet
At a Sept. 25 Neosho County 4-H council meeting 11 members and 10 leaders set the Nov. 8 banquet date for Erie High School. Committees announced program decor and junior leaders with Mrs Marjorie Price present as home economics agent. Officers training school also planned for later in the year.
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Erie High School
Neosho County
4-H Council
Kenneth George
Henry Watkins
Glen Walldroff
Willard Carlson
Bill Guy
Judith Dodge
Coleen Harris
Connie Carlson
Marjorie Price
Properly addressing out of town relatives in wedding notes
Address each relative of your husband by their relation such as Aunt Mary Uncle John or Cousin Bill. When telegramming for hotel reservations a married woman signs as Mrs. HerName to ensure correct room addressing.
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Mary
John
Bill
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