Burden-Wheatley Pledges Exchanged in Maine
Marriage vows were exchanged at 8 p.m. June 7 at Washburn Pentecostal Church in Washburn Maine Penny Lou Burden daughter of Mr and Mrs Osborn Burden Washburn became the bride of Arnold L Wheatley son of Mr and Mrs James Wheatley 111 W Holmes. The single ring ceremony was performed by Rev Lloyd Sparks. Organist was Mrs Kenneth Harris. The four vocalists were the bride the bridegroom Faith Parker and Stephen Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Pentecostal Church
Washburn
Maine
Penny Lou Burden
Osborn Burden
Arnold L.wheatley
James Wheatley
W. Holmes
Lloyd Sparks
Kenneth Harris
Engaged Beth Kemper to Glenn Pucket in Garden City
Beth Kemper daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Kemper Imperial Road will marry Glenn Pucket son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Pucket Ulysses. Miss Kemper a Garden City High School graduate attends Garden City Community Junior College. Fiance Glenn Pucket a Garden City Community Junior College graduate attends Northwestern Kansas Area Vocational Technical School. Wedding date not set. Bride wore organza sheath gown with beacon lace and chapel train. She carried a white Bible with orange sweetheart roses and white poms. Mora Nickerson Washburn attended as maid of honor. Bridesmaids Prudence Nickerson Joy Parker. Flower girl Kathy Parker. Best man James Wheatley. Ushers Lester Bartley Lawrence Terry Foster. Junior ushers Roger Wheatley Harris Nickerson. Ring bearer Jensen Tilley. Reception followed in church vestry. Assisting were Kenneth Harris Robert Tilley Donald Maynard Keith Tarbox Woodward Doody Lester Bartley and Misses Bay Tilley Rhonda Maynar. Bride a 1963 Washburn High School graduate. Groom a Garden City Community Junior College graduate and KU attendee. He is employed by Oswalt Industries. The couple are now at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Kemper
Imperial Rt
Beth
Glenn Pucket
Cecil Pucket
Ulysses
Miss Kemper
Garden City High School
Garden City Community Junior College
Ulysses High School
Northwestern
Kansas Area Vocational Technical School
Goodland
Mora Nickerson
Washburn
Jace
Prudence Nickerson
Joy Parker
Kathy Parker
James Wheatley
Wheaton
Lester Bartley
Lawrence
Terry Foster
Atchison
Roger Wheatley
Harris Nickerson
Jensen Tilley
Mapleton
Maine
Mines
Kenneth Harris
Robert Tilley
Donald Maynard
Keith Tarbox
Woodward Doody
Misses Bay Tilley
Rhonda Maynar
Washburn High School
University of Kansas
Oswalt Industries, Inc
Anne
Mary Rintoul
Lisa ‘Austin
Leoni Wells
Larry Wells
David A. Rintoul
Mike Mann
Steve Nelson
Lonnie Taylor
Leoni
Pat Hoye
Wichita
Jutta Marx
Hutchinson
Marty Sweat
Diane Wells
Janet. Rintoul
Marianne Kurtenbach
Herington
Diane Gerber
Garden City
Willam Frahm
Personal mn Porognoh relatives visit in Arizona and Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shull of Tucson Arizona spent the weekend visiting Mrs. Anna William son and Stella at 500 North Third Street and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor of 516 Taylor returned from a week in Wichita and Oklahoma City. While in Wichita they attended the wedding of their grandniece Denise Allen of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer. Shull
Tuscon, Ariz
Anna. Williamson
Stella
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Wichita
Oklahoma
Denise Allen
Topeka
Dear Ann Landers letters on luck and romance
A collection of Dear Ann Landers excerpts covering luck with gambling partner Lucky, a boyfriend's steamy letters, cousin pride in marrying a professional man, and social use of status. Advice tone preserved as the reader seeks guidance on trust, privacy, and social acceptance.
Wedding Rites Pledged At St. Mary's Church
Helen Rintoul and Albert Wells pledged in a double ring ceremony at St. Mary’s Catholic Church lit by candles with yellow and white flowers. Attendants included maid of honor Anne Rintoul and bridesmaids in yellow gowns. Parents hosted a reception at Downings. couple to reside at 1510 N 7th Dodge City and attend St Mary of the Plains College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Helen’ Rintoul
Albert Wells
Edmund Weigel
St.Mary’s Catholic Church
David'e
Rintoul
Clarence Wells
Pennsylvania
Raynesfords Host Family Activities and Guests
Mrs. Joe Brownrigg from Boston visited her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Raynesford in Ellis and Hays from May 29 to June 3, attending services and a May 31 musicale for Miss Martha Potts. The group included Alice Raynestogt and Mrs. Woertendyke, plus several relatives and friends. They attended the Kansas East Conference ordination at Baker University, and later traveled to Augusta and Washington D. C. to visit family before returning with the Brownriggs to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Brownrigg
Alice Raynestogt
Boston
United Methodist Church
Woertendyke
Ralph
Augusta
C.D. Calhoon, Sr
Raynesfords
Brownriggs
Washington D. C
Robert
Lorna
Derek
Mra
Robert Raynesford
Wheaton, Ma
Our Baby parade reveals four newborns with June births
Christopher Bryan, son of Lance Cpl. and Mrs. Willard H. Kuene of El Toro Marine Base California, born June 22. Todd Alan Coberly, son of Craig and Mrs. Goberly of Gove, born June 9. Christopher Todd, son of Rick Mastin and spouse of 208 N First, born June 117. Brian Keith, son of Gerald R. Sperry and spouse at Imperial Rt, born June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Bryan
Lance Cpl
Todd Alan Coberly
Craig Goberly
Gove
Christopher Todd
Rick Mastin
Brian Keith
Gerald R. Sperry
Imperial Rt
Baier-Becket Engagement of Lorain Baier to Gerald Becket
Lorra ine Elizabeth Baier of Mendota and Gerald E Becket of Mendota announce their engagement The bride to be is a 1967 Holcomb High School graduate employed at Hart Carter Company The groom to be is a 1964 Mendota High School graduate who attended Illinois Valley Community College and works at Hart Carter plant Mendota The wedding is set for August 16 at Holy Cross Catholic Church Mendota
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Val G. Baier
Holcomb
Lorraine Elizabeth
Gerald E. Becket
Frank Becket
Mendota
Ill
Miss Baier
S. 13Th Ave
Holcomb High School
Hart. Carter Company
Mendotta
Mendota High School
Illinois Valley Community College
LaSalle, I
Hart-Carter
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Womens Division Hears Reports at Chamber Luncheon
The Women s Division of the Chamber of Commerce met at the Warren Hotel on June 16. Delegates Violet Smith Ana Vincent and Neela Huber reported on the Midwest Conference of Women Divisions of Chambers of Commerce held in St. Joseph Missouri. Amarillo Texas will host next year s conference. Dolly Throneberry was appointed secretary for the rest of the year replacing Donna Lightner who moved from Garden City. Lucille Joy was a guest and Betty Dohagne became a new member. A concession stand for the fall festival in September was approved. Ruby Laughlin and Betty Dohogne won attendance door prizes. The next meeting is September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Warren Hotel
Midwest
Chambers of Commerce
St. Joseph
Violet Smith
Ana Vincent
Neela | Huber
Garden City
Amarillo
Tex
Dolly Throneberry
Donna Lightner
Lucille Joy
Betty Dohagne
Ruby Laughlin
Betty Dohogne
Safety tip for saucepan handle placement
When cooking on the range use a safe habit by keeping the pan handle turned inward and not protruding. This prevents accidental knocks and spills and reduces burns during meal preparation.
Fruit Rock Cookies From Cools Owner Judy Riead
A fragmented recipe from Judy Riead lists ingredients including flour cinnamon shortening brown sugar raisins and chopped nuts. Steps mention sifting and mixing dry ingredients creaming shortening beating in eggs or sugar and folding in raisins and nuts, yielding about six dozen cookies, baked at 350 degrees.
Welcome Wagon Club Picnic and Upcoming Luncheon
The Welcome Wagon Club held a June 18 picnic at Finnup Park for mothers and children with Mrs. Glenn Shepp and Mrs. Orin Baker as hostesses. Guests included Mrs. Don Hillman of Ventura California. Twenty members, children, and two visitors attended. a luncheon is planned for 12:45 p.m. July 16 at the Continental Inn hosted by Mrs. Duane Knipe and Mrs. C. W. Baker. Also notes on lettuce crop issues from heavy rains and storage russeting guidance for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Wagon Club
Finnup Park
Glenn Shepp
Orin Baker
Don’ Hillman
Ventura
Calif
Shepp
Continental Inn
Duane Knipe
C. W. Baker
Young potatoes on market with extra flavor and value
Researchers report mature potatoes can withstand up to 80 percent more jostling one month after storage than at harvest. The ad praises easy care fabric shifts and provides pattern details for No 3278 misses and junior sizes with fabric usage. Mail requests include 40 cents, 10 cents postage, and 15 cents for faster service. Free pattern offer and Spring-Summer Pattern Book advertised.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Arnold Wheatley
Kemper
Pucket
Chiropractic Office
M. D. Niedens
A&w
Ard
Kansas
Ann’“Landers
Lucky
Puerto Rico
Chick
Ann Landers
Doll
Ron Landers
Mrs. Albert Wells
C.C." Bergkamp
David Heinemann
Les Heinemann
Harold Bowe
Baier-Becket
Womens Division
Fruit Rocks
Judy Riead
Irs
R. E. Townsend
Mrs. Wendell Maddox
Iris Lane
Epo
Garden City Telegram
Morris Plains
N.J
Pyar Tae
Exmroutn
James Garner
Joan Hackett
Walter Brennan
Calendar
Colorado
Jason
Tate “Theatre
Pacific
River
N. Moin
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