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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1963

Page

3

Trinity Lutheran Church Wedding Unites Doris Evans and Jackson Fields

Doris Elaine Evans and Jackson Thagard Fields wed at Trinity Lutheran Church with altar arrangements of gladioli and greenery. The ceremony, conducted by Dr. Harold G. Barr, included a silk organza gown for the bride and orchid bouquet. Attendants, ushers, and out of town guests from Kansas City, Belle Terre, Pensacola, Houston, and Minneapolis attended the reception at the Eldridge Hotel.

Trinity Lutheran Church Doris Elaine Evans Jackson Thagard Fields David Houston Evans 1634 University William Hudson Fields Jr Belle Terre Village Long Island N. Y Harold G. Barr Kenneth Walker Evans Charles C. Middlekauff Houston Tex Stephen L. Cole Minneapolis Eldridge Hotel Jefferson P. Beeland Jr Greenville Ala John Walter Petrey Pensacola Fla John L. Kane Louisville, Ky Charles W. Burnap Emporia E. J. McKernan Gerald Klenke Donald Allen Wichita John Hertzler Newton Fred Kaiser Ottawa C. H. Burnap Millicent and Pamela St. Louis

Wellington Attorney Has Top Legion Post

Bert E. Church a Wellington attorney was elected state commander of the American Legion at a three day convention attended by about 700 delegates. He ran unopposed and was to be supported by Lou Osborn Rev Bill Furnas William Terry and Joe Zvolanek as officers with the executive committee to meet in Hutchinson in September to choose next year’s convention site.

Bert E. Church Wellington American Legion Church Lou Osborn St. George Bill Furnas Coffeyville William Terry Wichita Joe Zvolanek Osborne Hutchinson

Cub Scout Pack 3061 Visits Topeka Capitol and Church

Twenty Cub Scouts from Pack 3061 toured Topeka visiting the Capitol and the Kansas Memorial Building. Afterward they were served refreshments at St. John's Catholic Church. Wolf badges went to Robert Jennings Alan Huff Robert Buck and Stephen Waner. Stephen Loosbrock earned a silver arrow point toward the Bear badge.

Topeka Capitol Kansas Memorial Building St. John’s Catholic Church Robert Jennings Alan Huff Robert Buck Stephen Waner Stephen Loosbrock

Chilled Cornocado salad with avocado and corn relish

Chilled cornocado combines drained corn with avocado cubes in a semi tropical relish. Marinate in oil and vinegar dressing and serve chilled over greens or as a relish. If lunch is needed add canned vegetables in cream or cheese sauce with hard boiled eggs and garnish with crisp bacon if available.

Doctor Announces Practice at New Location

Announcement states continued practice at 1690 West 23rd or 23rd and Ousdah Road with services listed in the Yellow Pages. Contact Dr. Albright at Vi 83-6766 for details.

West 23Rd Ousdah Road Albright

Girl Arrives Here From Peru Emigrant Daniela Prager

The Sommervilles welcomed Daniela Prager from Lima Peru as a new addition to their family group. She arrived in the United States last week by plane and is a high school graduate fluent in Spanish English German and French. Her father is the first violist of the Peruvian Symphony Orchestra and she has a sister in the United States.

W. B. Sommervilles Miss. St Daniela Prager Lima Peru United States Miss Prager Sommervilles David Sommerville Symphony Orchestra

Music named top channel for gospel message at Methodist convocation

Dr. Walter Towner, executive secretary of the National Board of Education of the Methodist Church, told the Baker University gathering that music is a versatile way to convey both factual and emotional gospel content. He urged musicians to help the church use music in Christian development as Bishop Eugene Slater of Topeka prepared to speak on enriching the church through music.

Baldwin Walter Towner National Board of Education Methodist Church National Fellowship of Methodist Musicians Baker University Towner Eugene Slater Topeka Proup Slater Kansas

Lawrence Stamp Club Will Meet on Tuesday

The Lawrence Stamp Club meets at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Community Building. Tyson Travis reports on Atchison first day activities when the Amelia Earhart air mail stamp went on sale. Fred B. Buchholtz gives instructions on making and printing a stamp album. A Q and A follows with a panel of senior members. New members: Fred S. Montgomery, Mrs. Ralph Casteel, W. M. Stalcup Jr., and Phillip A. Everley.

Lawrence Stamp Club Tyson Travis Atchison Amelia Earhart Air Mail Fred B. Buchholtz Stamp Club Fred S. Montgomery Ralph Casteel W. M. Stalcup Jr Phillip A. Everley

Miss Mahon and Scott Wed in Dodge City Ceremony

Miss Mary Ann Mahon and Roger Allan Scott were married at First Presbyterian Church in Dodge City. Rev. David P. Birch officiated the 8 p.m. ceremony with family members attending. The bride wore a white brocade sheath gown with cathedral train and flaunted a veil of elbow length, while her sister Mary Scott served as maid of honor and the groom’s party included Don Broyles and Jeri Craig.

First Presbyterian Church Dodge City Mary Ann Mahon Roger Allan Scott David P. Birch Roy C. Mahon Emory F. Scott Lawrence Mary Scott Jane Alderson Ann ImMasche Emporia Charles Duver Don Broyles Jeri Craig Crested Buttes

Wedding Details for Couple Wed in Topeka

The ceremony featured ushers Larry McWilliams Kansas City Kan Mike Immasche Emporia Bob Harper Lawrence and Jim Cochran Windom. Terri and Mike Tabor of Topeka were flower girl and ring bearer. Guests included Lu ise Cooper organist Elaine Whittman Pomona. The couple plans to reside at 909 Ill St after a Colorado honeymoon.

Topeka Man to Speak At Meeting in Eudora

The Eudora St Paul United Church of Christ hosts the Eudora Council of Church Women at 9 a.m. Friday. Carl C. Glatt, executive director of the Commission of Civil Rights of Kansas, speaks on The Christian's Responsibility for Civil Rights Progress. Good used clothing to be sent overseas.

Topeka Eudora Eudora St. Paul United Church of Christ Eudora Council of Church Women Carl C. Glatt The Commission of Civil Rights of Kansas

Talley Family Reunion Set for August at 4-H Fair Grounds

The Talley family holds its third annual reunion on Sunday August 11 at 4-H Fair grounds Building 1 with a basket dinner at noon.

Talley

Social Calendar Highlights for Monday Events

Soroptimist Club hosts picnic and business meeting at 6 pm led by Dr. Mary Boyden at Lone Star Lake with a family picnic at Centennial Park. Lawrence Sweet Adelines and Barberhawks perform while a Soroptimist chair meeting follows at 6 15 pm. Lawrence Country Club holds Ladies Day golf with fees at 220 per month. Lawrence Stamp Club gathers at 7 36 pm.

Four KU Faculty to Present Papers at Global Zoology Congress

Four University of Kansas faculty members will present papers at the XVI International Congress of Zoology in Washington DC in August 2027. About 2,500 zoologists from 60 nations are expected, the first US congress since 1907. KU speakers: E Raymond Halil, Richard F Johnston, William E Duellman, and Ryuichi Matsuda. The theme is the reunion of the zoological sciences.

University of Kansas Washington, D. C United States E. Raymond Halil Summerfield Richard F. Johnston William E. Duellman Zoology Ryuichi Matsuda

Broad discipline movement reverses trend toward specifization

The excerpt notes a shift from narrow specialization back to a broad, integrative discipline. It frames this as a reversal of a century-long trend toward fragmentation, suggesting renewed emphasis on cross‑field cohesion and holistic study.

Refrigerate Maple Syrup After Opening to Prevent Mold

After opening a bottle or can of maple syrup, refrigerate to inhibit mold growth. Proper cold storage slows spoilage and preserves quality.

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