Wedding of Miss Janet Belt and Edwin Stevens Young
The First Presbyterian church in Lawrence hosted the wedding of Miss Janet Belt and Edwin Stevens Young, both of Lawrence. Attended by a large bridal party, the ceremony featured a formal gown of gardenia white satin, a Chantilly lace bodice, an illusion veil, and a bouquet of white roses. After the ceremony, a reception in the church parlors followed, with plans for a Morton trip to Colorado.
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First Presbyterian Church
Janet Belt
Edwin Stevens Young
Lawrence
T. A. E. Belt
Ernest W. Young
Harald G. Bart
Alfred
George Reehard Verhage
Meredith Betty of
Downs
Glenn Mayer Cpatrivaelt
Albuquerque
N. M
Marion
Jud
Robert Harvey Prown
Oklahoma City
Okla
Charles A. Edmondson
Lansing
Oliver Perry Barber
Wendell McKeever
Fort Worth
Tex
J. BR. Feary
J.P. Clevenger
Barbara Olinger
P. HH. Klinkenberg
Verner Smith
Frances We'fe
Fort Ail
Harold TL
Edwin Alexander
Mose Glenide Jones
Eid
Young
Colorado
Bor
University of Kansas
Alpha Omicron Pi Perarity
New York Cleaners
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton
Local Personal Notices Jump Across States As Plans Form
Miss Alice Wells will leave shortly for Chewelah Washington to visit her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Ronald K Johnson and family. Miss Sharon Fitzpatrick traveled to Topeka for a sorority rush and will join three car loads of girls on a rush tour to Salina Hutchinson Great Bend Wichita Cofferville Pittsburg and Kansas City. Mrs J W Murray departed for an eastern trip visiting daughters Miss Ann Murray in Ithaca New York and Miss Jean Murray in New York City.
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Alice Wells
Chewelah
Wash
Mia
Ronald K. Johnson
Sharon Fitzpatrick
Topeka
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Salina
Hutchinson
Great Bend
Wichita
Cofferville
Pittsburg
Kansas City
J .W. Murray
Ann Murray
Ithaca
N. Y
Jean Murray
New York City
Family Travels and Social Visits Across Kansas
Andrew Dick and Will Dick traveled to Kansas City on Saturday. Mise Ednamas Dick joined them in Cincinnati, G., and they met George picking in Tonaconing to visit the old home of two former residents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martin of Baldwin, and her brother Wilburn Hussey visiting from California, spent Monday with Mrs. Emily Martin and others in Topeka.
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Andrew Dick
Will Dick
Kansas City
Mise Ednamas Dick
Gome
Cincinnati
George Pickging
Mr. and
Mea. A L. Davison
Community Notes From Frey and Surrounding Area
Kather Grimes of Alms Oklahoma visits Frey at Ella Ginter's home where Darrell Devi farms, while Anna Crummacer a long time China missionary speaks at Drewbre church. Frank Landon of Kansas City was near McLouth Sunday. Mrs Homer Cronk and daughter Elizabeth of Lawrence visited John and wife. Evangelistic services began Monday at Baptist church led by Pastor Loyal Hiatt. Mrs Homer Moore visiting from Wingate Texas joined her mother at a hospital Sunday afternoon, Mr Roy Lobb and Bill and Opal Lobb also present.
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Kather Grimes
Alms
Okla
Frey
Ella Ginter
Darrell Devi
Mi Inter
Anna Crummacer
China
Frank Landon
Kansas City
McLouth Wiiter
Homer Cronk
Elizabeth
Wrence
John Winfrey
the Baptist Church
Loyal Hiatt
Homer Moore
Wingate
Tex
Roy Lobb
Bill
Opal Lobb
Weekend Social Roundup Across Kansas Cities
Mrs. William Meyer and party from Kanpan City spent Saturday night in Topeka with Mr. and Mrs. William McHenry. Mrs. L. W. Roberts visited her sister in Winchester. Families including De. and Mrs. John Steeper visited from Madison Wisconsin, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Thompson and daughter of Orangeburg New York were seen staying with relatives in Emporia and Topeka as vacation visits and homecomings continued.
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William Meyer
Kanpan City
William McHenry
Topeka
L. W. Roberts
Katie Carter
Winchester
John Steeper
Madison
Wis
Salina
Iman
Daugh
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Dinener
Hwee
Maury Jane
Gerald Taylor
Dan Forth Stapel
Dorothy Pearson
Williamy Bescher
Dan Forth
Tons Perd Teltoy
I Eclock
Crnt Methodist Church
Clarence V. Leigh
Mineriage
Julia Pearl
Dale W. Ae McPherson
Waldo RO Relb
H.R. Broteninger
William Beydler
Rors
George Hoefer
Armin Woestemeyer
W. Gilchrist
Forrest Jackson
Douglas County
Linns
Harold Turner
Lena Diane
Lawrence Memorial
Mra. Turner
Marceline Jones
Margaret Jones
Alnebama Street
William Jones
Leavenworth
Amd
John Turner
Linwond
John Pike
West Sixth Street
Grace Scntt
Eva Morrison
Bra. Pike
Cynthia Mock
Core Boggs
Alta Lonnecker
Castle Tea Room
Seattle
Cordley Home
Rose Pierce
Massachusetts Street
John Riley
Glen Smiley
Delbert Richardson
Clarice Elaine
Butch
Richardson
Dorothy Zeller
Raymond. Schaake
Russ Tiy
Foret
Foret Ala UN Willa Rae Sehaake
Anil Mannyn
Drennon Dorin Zeller Te
Iariot
Clarice Elaine Richardsont
William Docking
George Nocking
Robert Docking
Dick Docking
Carrie Fisher
Docking
George R. Perdue
Cyrena Bateson
Turia Perdue
Lesiav Bateson
Centenary Methodist Church
Allan Easum
Mise LaVesta Rule
Warren Banning A
Hayden Jane
Noah Gilbert U
LeRoy Alexander
Beverly
James Tryon
Arjens
Bruce Ferdue
Raymond Perdue
Marvin Selichnow
John Beltchnow
Paul C. Rankin
V.F.W
Crowder
Barker
Crowder School House
Lester Hadson
Roberta Keltey
Oxkaloosa
Hovey Hanna
Alexander J. Belford
Edinburgh
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Aleo
Borton
Philadelphia
William, Ing
Leonard Hills
Clifford Aahton
Anita
San Francisco
Hill
Anna Spesa
Mildred Speas
Speas
Ppan
Bali
India
Europe
Elizabeth Bradley and
Feldman
Gerald
Brand Lake
Oklahoma
W. A. Talmage
Frank Dittrich
Denver
Colo
Talmage
Dittrich
Stillwater
A. V. Phillips
Ala
East 23Rd Street
Reusch
Mass
Boggs
Albert
Vermont
College
Ance
Merchantey
Norris Bros. Plumbing
Locust St
Velvet Les Cabis
Tex Davis
Ate Teachers College
Emporia
Lester Thompson
Orangeburg
Aira
Kart Hichardson
Ida Osborn
Wea Burwoyne
Lois Rodleck
Cola
E.W. Sie Henry
John Wiliams
Hale Yellow Freestones
Missouri Valley Farm
No. 10
Killcreek
DeSoto
Starter
Vickers Gift Shop
Atct Dee Cn Toca Et
America
ROPER
Tinste-Plamwa
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Gle” Broiler
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