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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1960
Page
3
An observant reader asks why Ann Landers sometimes counsels separation in abusive cases yet urges wives to keep the home for the kids. The columnist explains separation when mental cruelty or violence occurs and supports staying together to protect children in less extreme situations.
Miss Sue Ann Bedford daughter of Mr and Mrs Arch Bedford of De Soto wed Alvin Lawrence Stukey son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Stukey of Shawnee in the De Soto Methodist Church. The double ring ceremony was led by Rev Samuel F Dutton. Ornaments included gowns in chan tilly lace and gold brocaded satin with bridesmaids in green. After a honeymoon the couple will reside in Mission. Pre nuptial events included a miscellaneous shower at Memorial Hall De Soto.
Mothers of Lawrence Community Nursery School met Monday night at Mrs. Clifford Griffin's home 615 Ind. St. A short business session preceded a discussion on brother sister rivalry led by teacher Mrs. Philip Arnold. Refreshments served by Mrs. Don Carttar and Mrs. Marshall Campbell.
Chile Votes American War Mothers of Lawrence hold a luncheon at 12 30 p m Friday at the Police Fire Building with Mrs Ben Bartz as chair. An afternoon meeting follows. The Lawrence Colony of the National Society of New England Women meets, and Saturday Eldridge Hotel hosts a 1 o clock Christmas luncheon with Mrs Jane Weikel as hostess. Also Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae meet Thursday Dec 15 and Lawrence Writers Workshop gathers at 2 p m Saturday in the city library director's room.
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The University Club hosts a Christmas dinner dance at Lawrence Country Club with the Don Rose orchestra and several hosts. Ober’s Men and Boys Clothing staff attend a Christmas buffet at the same club. KU Dames hold bridge night in the Kansas Union. Garden clubs and church groups hold December meetings with guests and gift exchanges.
Mrs Rowland S H Dyer of 1324 Ohio St returned from Helena Montana where she visited brothers Hugh and Albert Adair and families. John Stavros returned from a seven month trip abroad visiting Greece and other European countries. He traveled with Chick Logan Louis Kartsonis and Pete Karras by boat home. Mrs Hobart Harris Mrs George Forrester and Mrs Irving Roth of the CFCA Women's Guild went to Kansas City today.
KU Medical Wives and others meet at Sl, Wat kins Room and Douglas County Medical Assist pita Society hosts a 7 pm gathering. Friday features a 9 30 breakfast. Mrs Aunte M Watson attends the Mercredi Club at 12 30. Catholic and Christian groups hold luncheons and programs, plus a Christmas dinner at University Club. Notables include Dr Dorothy Stannard Allen visiting Lawrence and Army Pvt Everett King Jr completing missile course.
The United Presbyterian Women of the First Presbyterian Church recognized two senior members for long service. Mrs. S. Leroy Myers received honorary membership in the Board of National Missions, while Mrs. C. C. Winsler earned honorary membership in the Commission on Ecumenical Mission and Relations. Installation of new officers followed led by Rev. Albert G Parker III.
The church presented a combined music and narrative on the Christmas story directed by Mrs. Robert F. Edmiston supported by Mrs. Harold Deuser and others. Mrs. Alfred Gallup played organ. special songs featured Mrs. Leo Calvert and Mrs. Parker. A candle-lighting conclusion followed a memorial service for several members, with tea and Yale-themed decor in the dining room.
The Reno Community Club will meet Friday evening in the school auditorium. Hosts include Mrs. Hazel DeHoff Mrs. Eula Stoner Mrs. Eva Wiley Vernon DeHoff and Charles Strong. Attendees should bring a 50 cent gift for the exchange.
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