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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1958

Page

3

Wedding announcements and engagement news from Lawrence area

The article lists wedding details for James Nicolay and bride, with best man J. W. Longstreth and groomsmen Wayne Cates and Jerry Rice among others. The reception, bridal party, and cake are described, followed by mentions of the newlyweds at the T. A. Evans apartment in Baldwin and a Colorado Springs wedding trip. It also notes engagement of Johna Sue Aderholdt to Robert W. Lohman, with nursing student Aderholdt at KU and Lohman employed by American Service Co. A forthcoming marriage is announced for Goetz Berthold and Mariele Schiller in Kirschburg Germany with plans to reside in Lawrence.

J. W. Longstreth James Nickolay Wayne Cates Lawrence Jerry Rice T. J. Rice Eddie Nicolay Harold Gleason Topeka J.C. Trusheim Rod Anderson Fellowship Hall Betty Spencer LaVere ‘Husted MissMary Louise Nicolay Jim Nicola Johna Sue Aderholdt Robert W. Lohmist William Mr. Lohman John P. Aderholdt Wichita Aderholdt Nursing Kansas University Lohman American Service Co Frankfort William R. Gilstrap Annunciation Catholic Church Kas Esther Clark W. W. Wempe Rot Laference Crane and Co

Social Activities Calendar Highlights Local Events

Scotch foursomes hosted at Lawrence Country Club with Mr and Mrs W D King. past hosts Mr and Mrs E J Coy. 125 attend International Music Hall program at Pearson Hall featuring global performances. Wesleyan Service Guild dinner at Fellowship Hall with Helen Abele speaker. Marital rites for Miss Cora Ellen Rice and Ray Sutton held at Methodist Church with elaborate attire and ceremony.

W. D. King Lawrence Country Club E. J. Coy al Hack Carl Mettner John Crown Emory Scott LCC Wesleyan Service Guild First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Helen Abele Nettie Wismer Ethel Hamilton Mrs. Hamilton Sessie Jones Helen Burnett Martha Sullivan Jean Winslow Cora Ellene Lifford Rice Wellsville Ray Sutton Harry Sutton Baldwin Stuly Hugh Stouppe Hison Melba Reeves Richard Turner

Freezer Tips Boost Baking for County Fair Entries

Julia Springer shares freezer strategies for bread and cake entrants in county or state fairs. Tips include freezing pies on edge with side labels, using GE freezers for fast freezing, baking from frozen without thawing, and venting top crusts later. Also notes on oven temperature, pan choice, and rack placement for even browning.

General Electric The Journal-World General Appliance Mass Aun

Retired Employees Meet in Kansas City Chapter

The regular gathering of Chapter 378 National Association of Retired Civil Employees convenes at 2 30 p m Saturday at the Wiggins home 2247 Mass St Everyone retired civil service workers and annuitants are invited The group will discuss routine business and report on the national convention in June in Washington D C The Kansas Federation of Chapters plans its May 1959 convention in Lawrence

National Association of Retired Civil Employes A. C. Wiggins Mass. St U.S Washington, D.C Kansas Federation of Chapters Lawrence

4-H and Related Clubs Meet and Schedule Activities

Cottonwood 4-H and Home Economics clubs meet at 8 p m at the 4 H Fairgrounds with talks by Jeri Craig and Charlotte Hoffman, a demo by Charlene Hoover, and a music number by Barbara Harris. Jayhawk 4-H heads Friday to Oakridge School for contests and a 6 45 basket supper, followed by a livestock parade and meeting. Wildhorse unit held July lessons on laundering, and Clinton Busy Bees report a Parents Night with talks by Mary Hershel and Vonna Hershel, a demonstration by Loren Anderson and Emmet Tucker, plus safety notes and a large attendance. The annual 4 H project tour occurred July 27 with tours at Clinton Township Hall and area homes.

Cottonwood 4-H Club Fairgrounds Jeri Craig Charlene Hoover Barbara Harris Charlotte Hoffman Jayce Davis Dick Topping Jayhawk Oakridge School Woam Wildhorse Home Economics Unit Floyd J. King Robert Claxton Charles Stewart Hoyt Thomas Clarence Anderson Clinton Busy Bees Loren Anderson Mary Hershel Vonna Hershel Emmet Tucker Helen Babbitt Sherrie Shoemaker Ervin Donaldson Clinton Busy Bee

Women club members report weekly meetings and summer fare

The article notes Wednesday gatherings at leader Mrs Iola Anderson and two meetings where the noon meal was prepared. Members Sherrie Shoemaker Marjorie Anderson Louise Anderson Phyllis Babbit and Helen Rabbitt present demonstrations on seafood and other items. Prices vary with season and fruits and vegetables show strong market presence.

Ing Project Iola Anderson Sherrie Shoemaker Marjorie Anderson Louise Anderson Phyllis Babibitt Helen Rabbitt

Grocery Stores Offer Wide Food Assortment This Weekend

The nation's supermarkets and local grocery stores advertise a broad range of specials this weekend. Prices tempt budget conscious shoppers with rump roast or steak and also feature round roast, frying or roasting chickens, hams, and turkeys. Some stores add seafood like flounder to lure regional tastes.

Fresh Produce Prices Mixed With Steady Value

Honeydew melons rise modestly while remaining a solid buy. Blueberries show attractive pricing and peaches remain a good value for shoppers.

Nelick Family Home From Illinois

Mrs. Frank C. Nelick and children Betsy Tim and Jamie of 73 Miss St return to Lawrence after a summer in Illinois with grandparents in Wheatland and Walnut Hill Jamie wore a cast from a broken arm. Mrs Nelick spent ten days in New York and Boston meeting her husband before the return. MP Nelick was on a fellowship at the Episcopal Theological Seminary in Boston researching Milton. Mr Nelick returned with the family and left Sunday for a navy cruise in Oakland California.

Frank C. Nelick Betsy Tim Jamie Miss. St Illinois Glen Mount Frank Nelick Wheaton Walnut Milton Nelick Lawrence Oakland Calif

4-H Ice Cream Social at Brackett Schoolhouse

The Kanwaka 4-H Club sponsors an ice cream social Sunday from 3 to 8 pm at the Brackett Schoolhouse two miles west on Highway 40. Homemade ice cream and cake will be served.

Kanwaka 4-H Club Brackett Highway 40

Annual Sertoma Picnic at 4-H Fairgrounds Sunday

Sertoma Club invites families to a picnic from 3 to 8 pm at the 4-H Fairgrounds this Sunday. Members will enjoy food, games, and community fellowship at the annual event.

Sertoma Club Pam

Hostess Accessories Debut At Chicago Fall Gift Market

Reporter notes a vibrant Chicago fall gift market with new hostess accessories. Highlights include silver alloy casseroles, serving trays, chip and dip dishes, snack trays, and hot and cold servers with gold-tone accents and walnut trim, plus aqua and white four piece snack sets and Swedish imports.

Chicago Vickers

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Goetz Berthold Mariele Schiller Kirshburg Germany Wa Re. Ste Lee Scorch Ther Gertrude Sellards Pearson Latin America France Pakistan Finland Japan India Indonesia Burma Nicolas Nadolsky Ankara Turkey Katy Wright Virginia Krewe Kathy Bucheim Diane Dalton Betty Streeter Carol Smith Mars Smuthmever Evelyn Simmons Kathy Mumford Jack Bryant Barbara Kahli Joyce Husted Donna Husted Beverly Kahl Dennis Gleason Flowershop New York Julia Springer Cnok Johnn Luc Aderholdt Robert W. Lohman William H. Pabaian Lock Lovellar NEW York Cleaners Lawrence Dance Studio Taml Yaden Hye Gob Git Granada Men's Pedwin & Robbe
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