Wedding in Emporia Church Unites Adams and Liles
Miss Linda Elaine Adams and James Jarvis Liles wed Thursday evening at the First Congregational Church in Emporia in a candlelight ceremony conducted by Rev. Stephen Williams. The couple will reside in Emporia where both attend Kansas State Teachers College.
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Emporia
Linda Elaine Adams
James Jarvis Liles
Stephen Williams
Mel Adams
Joe Liles
Robert Melton
Bach
Tschaikovsky
Liszt
Franck
Purcell
Patricia Rieland
Dunlap
Linda Eckell
Pratt
Janice Messenhimer
Kansas State Teachers College
Lawrence
Social and club events schedule for the week
Listings for Do-So-Do Square Dance Club at IOOF Hall Saturday 8 p.m. and other social events through Tuesday. Mentions Golden Wedding Reception for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marcellus, theater organ enthusiasts, book clubs, and community gatherings across Lawrence venues. Recent note: yard goods cost up 15 percent in 1969.
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IOOF
8Th and St. Sts
Civil Defense Leaders Address Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Douglas County civil defense director Robert Hellstrom spoke at the American Legion Auxiliary meeting in Legionaires about fallout testing equipment. Grauerholz, department commander, also spoke. Mrs Minnie Reese reported on a nursing home visit at Overbrook. A joint Legion Auxiliary meeting on January 7 will feature rehabilitation program speakers from Topeka VA Hospital.
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Robert Hellstrom
Douglas County Civil Defense
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorsey
Legionaires
Hellstrom
Grauerholz
Minnie Reese
Overbrook
Tom Waid
Legion and Auxiliary
Eileen Ozias
Tom Pitman
Topeka VA Hospital
San Francisco Households Include Few Young Children
A San Francisco survey finds only 23 percent of households have children under age 18. The figure highlights shifting demographics and urban family patterns in the city.
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San Francisco
Community Holiday Activities and Club Gatherings
Social activities across churches and clubs fill a Sunday with open houses and a church reception honoring a 50th wedding anniversary. Members from First Christian Church Choir and worship department attend 2 to 5 p.m. events at Reginald Strait’s home. Various groups meet for Christmas dinners, gift exchanges, auctions, and secret sister activities at multiple local addresses, including Beta Sigma Phi Xi Gamma, Kappa Kappa Iota, Beauceant, Knights Templar, and others. A Vietnam-bound serviceman receives thanks via a note from the Xi Gamma chapter.
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Reginald Strait
First Christian Church
Carpet Association Introduces Coordinated Rug Tile Collection
The carpet association unveils a made-to-match area rug and vinyl tile collection reflecting the rising trend to coordinate color and design across flooring.
Christmas meeting notices for local clubs and groups
Twilight chapter of the American Business Women's Association plans a Monday night Christmas program with a 6 30 social hour and 7 dinner followed by a gift exchange. South Side Reading Club meets Tuesday at 1 pm for luncheon and gift exchange hosted by Mrs Ernest Bigsby, assisted by Mrs Ambrose Bigsby. Recreation Club hosts a 12 30 pm Tuesday covered dish Christmas dinner at Mrs Paul Meseraull home. Douglas Salon 564 of 8 and 40 gathers at 7 30 pm Tuesday at Mrs Clyde V Bell 3022 W 9th for dessert and gift exchange. Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church holds a Christmas general meeting 12 30 pm Wednesday at the church 1000 Ky.
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Kappa Kappa Iota
Les Beguelin
Donald Tobler
Vietnam
Beguelin
R. I. St
Cordley School
Jan Roberts
Barker
Roberts
Belle Morrow
Sherry Mack
Lois Llewellyn
Marcia Pierce
Mary Gordon
Twilight Chapter
The
American Business Women’s Associaton
Ernest Bigsby
South Side Reading Club
Ambrose Bigsby
Recreation Club
Paul Meseraull
Rt. 2
Douglas Salon
Clyde V. Bell
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Mrs Goetsch Ends Monthlong Africa Pleisure Trip
Mrs Jean Goetsch of 1617 Oxford Rd returned from a one month 35000 mile journey largely in Africa. Chartered by Maupintour the party of 36 flew New York Paris Johannesburg visiting Capetown Rhodesia Kenya Tanzania Nairobi and saw Kilimanjaro Victoria Falls Ngorongoro Crater and local tea and coffee plantations. The trip focused on photographing African scenery wildlife and tribespeople with safari travel in rugged vehicles.
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Jean Goetsch
Oxford Rd
Africa
Safari trek ends as nightfall brings tents and river cruise
The travelers continue daily rough car trips and a boat journey on the Zambezi river. Native companions stand watch while the group rests in tents for the night.
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Zambezi River
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