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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1966

Page

3

Peggy Jean Wise to Wed Edward Miller This June

Mr. and Mrs. Dick A. Wise of Route 3 announce the engagement of their daughter Peggy Jean Wise to Edward Phillip Miller son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Miller of Leawood. Miss Wise studied at Kansas State University and works at the University Book Store in Manhattan. Miller earned a B S in 1964 and will receive a veterinary degree this June from Kansas State University. he is a member of Alpha Zeta. A small wedding is planned for June 4.

Dick A. Wise Route 3 Peggy Jean Edward Phillip Miller Ralph D. Miller Leawood Miss Wise Kansas State University Theniversity Book Store Man Hattan Miller Alpha Zeta

Wedding Rehearsal Dinner Highlights Miss Vinita Fisher

Miss Vinita Fisher and Richard Warren Richardson, soon to wed, were honored at a Friday dinner at the Virginia Inn before their 8 p.m. First Presbyterian Church ceremony. The couple’s parents hosted with about 25 guests including out of town relations from Omaha, Lindsborg, and Ottawa, featuring yellow and white floral decor.

Vinita Fisher Richard Warren Richardson Virginia Inn W. W. Richardson C. V. Fishel Omaha Neb Richard Samson Lindsborg Ron Reusch Ottawa First Presbyterian Church

Club meetings listed for Tuesday in various homes

Several social groups schedule events Tuesday starting at 1 30 or 2 30 PM. Mrs Odell Shaver Mrs J D Morgan and Mrs M E Gross host and present programs on Homes of Famous Americans and other topics at locations in Arkansas Barker Street and Ohio Avenue plus a sewing meeting for the American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey Liberty Unit 14.

Odell Shaver Ark J. D. Morgan M. E. Gross American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey Liberty Unit 14 E. C. Neustifter Tenn. St

Awards Granted At KFWC Closing Session In Kansas Union

The Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs wrapped up its annual conven tion with multiple awards totaling hundreds of dollars. Marquette Women's Library Club won 500 for an Educational Program Career Day linking students and parents with 17 Kansas colleges. Fortnightly Club of Arkansas City took 300 for a scholarship drive, Johnson County Young Matrons Club 200 for a scholarship fund. Five Community Improvement prizes were shared among Maple Hill Research Club 300, McCune Improvement Club 200, Powhattan Neo-Century Club 100, Liberal Junior Federated Club 50, Valley Center Progressive Women's Club 50 with honorable mentions for Madison clubs Ulysses Civic and Study Club, Council Grove clubs, and Federated Club of Quinter.

Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs Kansas Union General Federation of Women’s Clubs Shell Oi! Co Marquette Women's Library Club Kansas Club Arkansas City Johnson County Young Matrons Club Kansas City Sears Roebuck Foundation L. H. Ramsay Council Grove Bill Emick Lawrence Maple Hill Research Club McCune Improvement Club Hatten Neo-Century Club Liberal Junior Federated Club Valley Center Progressive Women's Club Madison Ulysses Civic and Study Club Federated Club of Quinter U. S. Forestry Service Mary Louise Riede Denver Forestry Service Galen Fields Scott City Kitty Berry Topeka KFWC Veterans Administration Topeka VA Neo-Century Club Powhattan Hawes Rosa Valdevieso Lima Peru

Group Meetings Of CWF Are Set At First Christian Church

The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church schedules eight groups meeting at homes and the church parlor. Each group assigns devotions and a program led by different members, with Group IV’ s 1 p.m. church parlor session and a joint Plymouth Congregational Service afterward.

CWF Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church Stanley Penny W. 21St St William J. B. Turner Jerry Collins Olin Mabe R. I. St Marvin Brown Robert McBride Charles Johannsen Barker Carl Burkhead Ralph Rosencrantz M. H. Hudson Plymouth Congregational Church Edward B. Brass Glen A. Wiley H. L. Dunkerley F. D. Courtney John Simmons Carolina Douglas Beene Don Hamlet W. A. McClain Guild Frank Brown Edna Wilson Mildred Brown Mamie Skaggs

Students named to honor lists and visitors noted in Baldwin area

Three Graceland College students Lamonia Iowa Jean ne Mary Moore Patricia An nette Bowman Roy E Browne earned Honor List status with GPAs above 3.5. Duane B Smith from Eu dora Spain? Wait Eu dora Kansas earned Dean's Honor Roll at Emporia College with 19 A grades and 3 B grades. Blanche Marshall to spend Easter with sister in Dallas Texas. Hagberg KU architecture professor lectured at University of Detroit on Swedish planning and architecture. Also Mrs Iva Pfeffer Oklahoma City visiting Baldwin area and Mary Fergus visiting from San Juan Puerto Rico. Additional visitors included Ray Elliott Wichita Mrs R W Godfrey Castle Rock Colo Bart Lockwood and family Kansas City.

Blanche Marshall Thomas H. Marsh Dallas Tex Mans Hagberg University of Detroit Mich Lawrence Graceland College Lamonia Iowa Jeanne Mary Moore Russell A. Moore 22Nd St Patricia Annette Bowman I. N. Bowman Roy E. Browne R. Edwin Browne Schwarz Rd Duane B. Smith James Smith Eudora College of Emporia Smith Iva Pfeffer Oklahoma City Raymond Pearsons Baldwin Mary Fergus San Juan Puerto Rico A. R. Francis Francis Ray Elliott Wichita R. W. Godfrey Castle Rock Colo Bart Lockwood and Kansas City

County TB Meeting set for April 16 at Little Banquet

The Douglas County TB and Health Association holds its annual meeting at 12:30 p.m. April 16 in the Little Banquet. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Carl Althaus. All TB Christmas seal contributors are members and invited. The budget for the year will be presented and officers elected.

Douglas County TB and Health Association Carl Althaus

4-H Club and HDU News Event Changes

Hesper Home Demonstration Unit shifts meeting to 1:30 p.m. April 11 at Mrs. Ralph Wotan’s home with a program on Buying Clothing for the Family by Mrs. Herbert Knabe. Clinton Busy Bees meet 7:30 p.m. Monday in Township Hall with Easter the roll call and projects on egg preparation decorating and a health talk. Roundup delegates will be elected with hosts the Floyd Gaines and Alvin Herschell families.

Kanwaka Literary Club W. A. Wymer Mary Sieve James Kesinger Pearl Lange Schuler Genevieve Hunt M. C. Elliott Hesper Home Ralph Wotan Herbert Knabe Clinton Busy Bees 4-H Club Township Hall Nancy Banning Mary Beth Webb Jerry Harrell

Printz-Robb Vows in May

Announcement for the engagement of Susan Diane Printz to Curtis Watson Robb. Plans include a May 29 wedding at Pershing Avenue Christian Church in Liberal. Susan, a 1962 Kismet High School graduate, earns an education degree from Kansas State Teachers College Emporia in August and is a chemistry major. Curtis, a Lawrence High School 1962 graduate, will receive a physics degree from Emporia in May, holds a General Electric grant, and leads the local American Institute of Physics chapter.

Pershing Avenue Christian Church Liberal Miss Printz Kismet High School Kansas State Teachers College Emporia American Chemical Society Wichita Heights Wichita Robb Lawrence High School Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia General Electric American Institute of Physics Lambda Delta Lambda

Sweet Adelines in Omaha for Region 7 contest

Lawrence chapter of Sweet Adelines Inc in Omaha Neb for Region 7 competition today with 17 other groups. The chorus will sing Puppet on a String and Got No Strings on Me. The Nite Lighters quartet of Lawrence is among 11 groups competing. They return to Lawrence Sunday.

Lawrence Sweet Adelines Inc Omaha Neb Nite Lighters

Riverside Community Club Meeting Notice

The social calendar lists a Riverside Community Club gathering on Monday at 6 50 p.m. at Riverside School for members and guests.

Riverside Community Club Riverside School

Plymouth Women Plan Lenten Worship Service

Plymouth Women of Plymouth Congregational Church host a 2 p.m. Wednesday Lenten service in the church sanctuary with organ music by Mrs. Wayne Replogle. Mrs. S. C. Hinshaw gives the welcome, Mrs. Paul Davis reads scripture, and vocal solos are sung by Mrs. Forrest J. Springer Mrs. Reginald Strait and Mrs. Kenneth Bloomquist. Mrs. Fred Bremer speaks on The Christ of Gethsemane The Christ of the Cross and The Christ of the Empty Tomb.

Plymouth Plymouth Congregational Church Lawrence Friends Wayne Replogle S. C. Hinshaw Paul Davis Forrest J. Springer Reginald Strait Kenneth Bloomquist Fred Bremer

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Peggy Jean Wise Opal R. Hulen Kansas Business and Professional Women's Clubs Lawrence Club Execu Tive Board Woman’s Society of Christian Service Centenary Methodist Church WSCS LHS Sally Stark No Name Club H. W. Hoffman Quivira Club Earlin Burgert Elmer Pippert Frank Pippert Ingleside Club Castle Tea Room H. G. Ingham W. E. Craddock KU Museum of Art Howard Heck Trail’ Rd Bigelow Karastan Cabin Crafts Callaway Greenfield Seyler Seyler’s Gardenland Brrina Susan Diane Printz County TB Meeting HDU Floyd Gaines Alvin Herschell Printz-Robb Dean Edward Printz Route 1 Kismet, Kan Susan Diane Curtis Watson Robb Ronald R. Robb Route 4 Schaake Pontiac Cadillac, Inc Vermont New York Adelines Bea Raney Hillcrest Drug Raney Downtown Raney Plaza Rexall Drug Ozite Ozite Town 'N’ Terrace Inia Ozite Corporation Merchandise Mart Chicago Mminois Vectra Company National Plastic Products Company, Inc Qdenton Maryland Vectra
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