Social Calendar Highlights From Lawrence Area Weddings
Lawrence social notes list upcoming weddings and events including Yvonne Eckert and John Laurence Eckert plans with a bridal dinner and rehearsal at First Methodist Church, Gayle Winston and Glen Yancey Jr marriage at First Baptist, Yvonne Richardson and Charles W. Hedges ceremony at Danforth Chapel, and related receptions. Also noted are club meetings, bowling league plans, school staff breakfasts, and community activities across Lawrence and nearby towns with dates, venues, and key participants.
Vacation News From Town Families
Mrs LN Flint returns from a vacation with son Robert Kere Verdes Senet. Eight members of the Allen family are home after a summer at Gull Lake Minnesota. Arly Allen hosts John Rust of Kansas City Mo for a few days. George O Starkey and Mrs Starkey of Dodge City will spend Labor Day in Lawrence with son Jack Starkey and wife. Obed Thompson plans to be in Colorado Springs for a regional life insurance tasting, returning Thursday. Mrs Paul Et Keller of Winnetka Ill visits sister Mrs Clarence Winston and attends niece Gayle Winston wedding. Riley Burcham and A W Burcham return from Baxter Springs. Frances Grinstead and Lucille Kohler return from a six week vacation from Ozarks to Lake Manistique in Michigan to visit Grinstead’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LN. Flint
Robert Kere Verdes Senet
Ha Herda
Jack Starkey
Starkey
Obed Thompson
Colorado Springs
Thompson
Equitable Life Assurance Jety
Paul Et ‘Keller
Winnetka
Clarence Winston
Gayle Winston
Riley Burcham
A. W. Burcham
Baxter Springs
Frances Grinstead
K. U. School of Journalism
Lucille Kohler
Route 4
Ozarks
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Miss Grinstead
Lake Manistique
Four Leaf Glover 4Hlub Meeting and Brackett Unit Coffee
The Four Leaf Glover 4 H Club will meet Monday at Pleasant Valley School at 8 PM with Gary Holladay speaking, Karen Torneden demonstrating, Judy Stiteler music appreciation, Cheryl Musick health talk, Elizabeth Wilbur parliamentary procedure, and Linda Stiteler directing recreation. Brackett Unit members will hold a coffee at 9 AM Monday at Mrs. Lloyd Coffman’s home with Mrs. A V Phillipe and Mrs. Charles Arnold assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glover 4Hlub
Pleasant Valley School
Gary Holladay
Karen Torneden
Judy Stiteler
Cheryl Musick
Elizabeth Wilbur
Linda Stiteler
Dele Beers
John Musick
Brackett Home Demonstration Unit
Lloyd Coffman
A. V. Phillipe
Charles Arnold
Spice Gems Ingredienta Recipe Card Instructions
Lift flour baking soda salt and nutmeg in a bowl. Add butter brown sugar egg and milk then beat until smooth. Stir in oats and raisins. Drop by teaspoonfuls on greased sheets. Mix sugar and cinnamon, sprinkle tops, bake 12 to 15 minutes. Cool and store in a covered container. Makes about three dozen cookies.
Vacation activities highlight life saving badge awards
The article notes Boy Scouts earning junior life saving badges and a Life Scout award on Tuesday. It mentions swimming lessons for girls as part of vacation activities and lists students by grade, with India School-Jimmy third grade and Mary sixth Sharon seventh Bobby eighth. Mrs. OConnell remarks the children have many projects while she pursues one life project the youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India School
Jimmy
Mary
Sharon
Bobby
Variety of Interests Provides Entertainment for O Connell Children
At the home of Mr and Mrs D C O Connell Route 2 four adopted children Mary 9 Jimmy 11 Bobby 13 and Sharon 12 are pursuing music practice. They plan a Sunday program at Winter Veterans Hospital Topeka featuring duets solos trios vocal and instrumental pieces. All study piano with Mary playing violin saxophone Sharon helps on piano Bobby on cornet and Sharon and Bobby also learned typing this summer typing 12 15 words per minute. They began instrument work two years ago with the Lawrence summer band under W M West and continue with private lessons learning from Miss Margaret Bushong and Mrs Chaves Kassinger and Mrs L M Jackson. Their interests include Scouting reading 4 H Club and swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connells
D. C. O'Connell
Jimmy
Mary
Bobby
Sharon
Youngs
Winter Veterans Hospital
Topeka
O'Connells
Een
Lawrence
W. M. West
Margaret Bushong
Chaves Kassinger
L. M. Jackson
Storing Leftovers In Waxed Paper Wrapped Bowl
A simple method for refrigerating leftover food uses a small bowl placed on a good sized sheet of waxed paper. Center the bowl, bring the edges together, fold like a drugstore package, and tuck the ends underneath for a neat sealed package.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Country
Ronald Robb
Yvonne
John Laurence Eckert
John Ecket
Dodge City
First Methodist Church
Gerald McKain
Philip Howell
JoAnne Eckert
William Simmons
Salina
Kathy
Okla
Todd Crittenden
Ed Dittemore
John Hall
Edwin F. Price
Lauri Noell
Kansas City
Curtis
Steven Robb
Glen G. Yancey Jr
Merriam
First Baptist Church
Me. St
G. G. Yancey
Yvonne Richardson
T. W. Richardson
Charles W. Hedges
Ard
W. C. Hedges
Courtland
Danforth Chapel
Castle Tea Room
Nancy Raeburn Shrontz
Jack W. Jennings
Prairie Village
Winton E. Shrontz
Hollywood
Calif
John Ane
Baldwin
Tierene
Post Chapel
Ft. Shafter
Hawaii
Cletus C. Clemona
Mae Iyeens
Charles Lindquist
Wilbur Pine
Highland
Fred Richardson
Chamber of Commerce
Cordley School
Pervizors
Potter Lake
W. D. Wolfe
Vesta White
Helen Shaw
Hoon Abele
Allan Stalleup
Oe Ee Jeannie Dicker
Blaine Parsons
Madelyn Clingenpeel
Jesse Milan
John Garcia
Charles Kassinger
Robert Zijiox
Wilbur M. West
Elisabeth Niebauch- Flanders
Favina Garcia
Glenn Colburn
J. A. Winect
Patty Shepard
Kaywengel
Marjorie
Arline Flory
Tarlo
Buffalo
St. Marys
Mise Kohler
Stratford
Ontario
Chicago
Elin K. Jorgensen
Holton
Jackson County Institute
Joan Michael Powers
George H. Powers
Shenandean
Town
J. L. Howe
Tenn
St. Hewan
Howe
Mira
Powers
Shenandoah
Clay S. Hobson
K. U. School of Education
Garnett
Theodore Wiley
N. St. St
Rochester
N. Y
Ethel Thornton
Amrose Baker
Henry Shenk
Oldmaine Trotters
Odd
Royal College Shop
Cecily
Brownstone
O'Connell
L. Gene Yeron
ANCE
Wm. Guntert
Perry St
Nawee
Har
Weaver's Jewelry Shop
Weaver's Dress Shop
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