Rapp-Rinstrot nuptials announced at St John’s Church
Mis Nes Rapp, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Rapp, will wed Ralph Rinstrot of Lawrence. The ceremony is set for Saturday at 1 AM at St John’s Catholic Church. Friends are invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1952
Page
6
Mis Nes Rapp, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Rapp, will wed Ralph Rinstrot of Lawrence. The ceremony is set for Saturday at 1 AM at St John’s Catholic Church. Friends are invited to attend.
Local officials report on a weekend of meetings and visits as Miss Havel Tew Simmahs, president of Athusa Cli, attends the Sixth 1 Clubs meeting. Notables from Walere, N.A. and Te Teaph visit Kansas for conferences, school judging trips, and family gatherings. University of Kansas faculty travel to Gong ShiNeb. for a regional arts and music festival and to Emporia to judge student work.
Readable fragments indicate finals of the high school music festival and mention faculty members Raymond Zee Len Reek and Chayten Krehbiel as supporting staff for the state finals.
Pinckney PTA held its monthly meeting last night selecting officers including Kenneth Andersen as president and Mrs. Efarald Aue ident. An art display by pupils showcased science and social studies projects, year’s artwork in the primary and elementary grades, with supervision by Lavita Hirginbottom and remarks on art education goals.
Robert Stewart, a cello student in the School of Fine Arts, will give a senior recital Monday April 2. The program includes Sonate No. 6 by Vivaldi, Sonat Op. 5 No. 2 by Beethoven, and the Lalo Concerto. Stewart studies under Raymond Stull and is involved with Wichita Symphony and the University of Kansas choir.
The Lawrence Council of Churches to observe World Fellowship Day with an informal May 2 breakfast at First Church. Mrs Theodore Asznan, past president, will be honored. an invited expert speaker and local Home and Community participants will take part.
Mary Martin Baldwin and her son plus several relatives toured Osawattomie visiting friends and attending church gatherings. The group included Alvin F. Baker, Doard M Leigh Baler, and others, with Mrs Clare Hayes entertaining Lemire Panel members and Miss Kay Barnes among attendees.
Residents of Lawrence and surrounding trade area are invited to a second flood forum on April 20 at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building Auditorium. The event, organized by Kansas State Extension Service with representatives from 10 counties, will review Young Plan and Pick-Sloan Plan flood controls and a Terns-like proposal.
A brief notice asks a recipient to deliver flowers today. The message provides the contact at 1B East Oth and a phone number 278 for arranging delivery. The call to action is clear and time sensitive.
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