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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1972
Page
4
Hosts embrace inexpensive creative table coverings for parties with indoor use on heirloom china and outdoor setups on vinyl or oilcloth. Techniques include hand appliques bonded with Stitch Witchery to create apples, balloons, and seasonal motifs, promising easy care and sturdy designs.
Air Force Captain Robert A. Guffin of Lawrence, after returning from 18 months in Vietnam, is accepted to Thunderbird Graduate School and chosen as exchange student for fall at Sung Kyun Kwan University Seoul. He served four years in the Intelligence Department near Saigon. He is son of Mr and Mrs C R Guffin. Also notes births and travels of local residents including Mr and Mrs Dixon Haught, Rev and Mrs Bill Eisele, Col. (Ret.) and Mrs E Collard, and others with family details.
Mrs DeFrantz G Copeland of San Diego announces the engagement of Sharon Yvonne Copeland to Alonzo P Hopkins. The wedding is set for 2 p.m. Saturday August 19 in the House of Hospitality lounge Balboa Park San Diego.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Moore of Baldwin announce the engagement of their daughter Lorretta DeMersseman to Bob Gimblet of Baldwin. DeMersseman is a Baldwin High School 1971 graduate, attended Clark's School of Business, and works in Topeka. Gimblet is a Baldwin High School 1969 graduate, studied at Baker University, and serves at Lemoore Naval Air Station in California. An October wedding is planned.
Social notes list multiple wedding events and pre nuptial dinners in Kansas. John Lawrence Jaax and Vickie Noble plan a 2 30 pm ceremony at First United Methodist Church with a large guest list across several towns including Conway Springs Lawrence and Osage City. A Chanay Puckett wedding follows with a 7 pm ceremony at Ives Chapel Methodist Church Baldwin. A Beta Sigma Phi coffee honors two members moving away and a baby shower for Mrs Greg Thomas completes the social roundup and VFW Auxiliary postpones its meeting.
Tony Ice, retiring after 32 years with the post office and 1644 years as Route 3 carrier, received a reception by about 100 patrons at Midland Hall. A gold watch desk set and a wife’s gold pin were given, with mentions of his family, parents, siblings, and in laws in attendance.
Combine crab with softened cream cheese catsup chives parsley salt and Tabasco. Use as a filling between buttered bread slices Trim crusts and cut into finger lengths or triangles.
Susan Elizabeth McMillin and Michael Ross Gee wed July 15 at The Church in the Wildwood Green Mountain Falls Colorado. The bride daughter of Shelly S McMillin and grand daughter of Mrs George J Kirchhoff, wore her grandmother’s Parisian lace gown. The groom’s parents are E Ross Gee and Mrs E Ross Gee of Littleton. Reverend J Paul Tater officiated. The couple plans a Santa Fe NM honeymoon after a reception at the church. The bride, a Colorado College graduate with a masters from Ohio State, is Phi Beta Kappa Gamma Phi Beta member. the groom attended Arapahoe Community College and the University of Denver.
Richard Abernethy of Kansas City and Rita Barrett of Osawatomie. Steven Brooks of Lawrence and Debra Lacy of Overland Park. Kenneth Vorhies Jr of Eudora and Janet Nichols of Lawrence. Zoltan Craper of Kansas City Kansas and Deborah Thomas of St John seek marriage licenses.
University Club hosts a 7 30 p m bridge party at Douglas County State Bank located Ninth and Kentucky on Monday. Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets at 9 a m with Rose Middlekauff at 1031 Maine.
Pairings announced for Lawrence Country Club Ladies Day with 18 hole and 9 hole groups. 18 hole morning blocks list players starting at No 1 and No 10 tees with eight entries per group. 9 hole groups start at No 1 and No 10 tees with four entries per group.
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