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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
6
Reservations should be made to Mrs Mary Certworthy matron. The reception committee includes Mr and Mrs Stanley Norman Mrs Edyth Salvesen and Mrs Evelyn Graber. Charline Taylor and Mary James handle refreshments.
Mrs Nelle Dixon of 412 West th will host the Mothers League at 2 p m Friday The program centers on My Country Tis of Thee Concordia Guild of Immanuel Lutheran Church meets at 830 tonight after the Advent service at 730 The meeting features a gift exchange under 2 with secret pals revealed Eagles Auxiliary 309 holds a regular meeting Friday at the Police Fire Building 8th and St Streets Helianthus Bridge Club to be entertained at 130 Friday at the home of Mrs Edward Brass 1141 West 21st Street
Miss Andrea Garrett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Garrett, and Airman First Class Arthur Horeh, stationed at Forbes AFB, Topeka, were married November 12 at Centenary Methodist Church. Rev. Eugene Connely officiated the double ring ceremony with organist Mrs. Ralph Pine Jr. and soloist Mrs. Fern Taylor. The couple will reside in Topeka.
Douglas County Farm Bureau family night supper and membership meeting will be at 6 15 p m Thursday in Building No 1 of the 4 H Fairgrounds. Youths who attended the Citizenship Seminar report Rosemary Combs Joyce Flory Mary Ann Isaacs Mary Topping Karen Bigsby Jim Miller and Verlyn Gilges. New members and families invited. basket dinner at 6 15 p m. county bureau provides meat beverages rolls and butter.
Kansas University announces two local students chosen for Association of University Residence Halls committees. Margaret Gregory, sophomore, will serve on cultural exhibits while Janet Milleret, junior, joins the social committee.
Mrs. C G Hesse hosts a Tuesday brunch at Mission Hills Country Club with Lawrence and other guests. The University Women's Club plans a Holiday Cruise buffet dinner in the Kansas Union ballroom with music by George Francis and The Collegians.
Cecily Brownstone presents a quick health biscuit recipe using biscuit mix wheat germ and light cream. Spoon into buttered muffin pans bake 10 to 12 minutes at 425 degrees and serve with butter. Yields 18 biscuits from two muffin pans.
Thursday events include Moderated Club of Lawrence at 1 45 pan Mra Goble 1536 Tenn St Just Us Club 2 pan Mra Wilbur Bantz 1201 Ohio St Lawrence Country Club bridge lineheon 12 45 p m.
A staged bridal shower for Miss Gayle Hensley at Mrs. James Redford's home featured hosts Mrs. Dwain Paugh Mrs. Ralph Rake and Judy Rake. Attendees included Mrs. William Hensley and Mrs. Gus Costalis among others with red and white decor and wedding bells on the gift table. Teaser notes indicate Miss Hensley will wed Paul Collucci of Topeka on December 17.
Mr and Mrs Merl Hutchin announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Joan Hutchinson to Charles E McDaniels son of Mr and Mrs J Cree McDaniels of Wellsville The couple are Baldwin High School graduates The bridetoBe is employed at the State Geological Survey Kansas University The groomToBe works for the State Highway Department in Kansas City
Thirty one local people will depart Thursday morning for Wichita to view exhibits at the Wichita Art Museum and the Art Association Building. Most are students in three Lawrence Adult Education classes taught by Maud Ellsworth, professor emeritus at Kansas University. The groups include art appreciation and stitchery classes, with some Lawrence Art Guild members joining.
Frances M. Johnston a Centerville Kansas native who celebrated her 101st birthday last May 25 died Tuesday in a Fort Collins nursing home Funeral services will be held Thursday morning in Fort Collins and burial will be in Fairmount Cemetery Denver.
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