Lawrence Hosts Holiday Parties and Upcoming Weddings
Lawrence residents enjoyed a weekend of social events including a Sunday holiday cocktail party at Lawrence Country Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Brand and Mr. and Mrs. Van Noy. Miss Helen Jane Stevens engaged to Airman 2.C. Larry Williamson. wedding planned for Dec. 27 at St. James Episcopal Church Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brand
Bob van Noy
Lawrence Country Club
Helen Jane Stevens
Larry M. Williamson
Justin Hill
Corlett Cotton
Deborah Sue Grinstead
Daryl Gene Beene
First Christian Church
Miss Grinstead
Larry Parsons
Marilyn Lehew
Jack Arensberg
Tom Triplett
Marriage Announced in Kansas City Families Celebrate
Marriage announced for Susan Marie Maison to Ricky Romero, wedding held Saturday in Kansas City. The couple resides at 1046 R.I. St. The event followed by a four chapter benefit bridge party slated for Jan. 29 at the National Guard Armory and a basket drive for an adopted family. Other notices include Epsilon Sigma Alpha Alpha Zeta Christmas event at Dorota Dunbar home with Santa visit and diverse expressions from Mary Frances Coffman, and a birthday dinner for J. R. Edmonds with relatives from Lawrence and Prairie Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence National Bank
Lakeview Club
Quadrills
Lawrence
Sweet Adelines
Nancy Ramsey
Mary Rockhold
Donna Chapman
Margaret Elliott
Barbara Peters
John Peters
Patty Broyles
Daugher
Howard Broyles
Santa Claus
Jan Broyles
Kayla Esmond
Dale Esmond
Santa
Mr. Esmond
Della Chaffin
Fern Sorenson
Vera Smith
Jack R. Maison
W. 9Th St
Susan Marie
Ricky Romero
Gonsalo Romero
N.J. St
Kansas City
Romero
R.I. St
Dorota Dunbar
Alpha Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Patricia Scott
Joan Cunningham
Sharon Grigg
Patricia
Mary Frances Coffman
Bonnie Gunter
International
Ku-Nebraska
Frances Guist
J. R. Edmonds
Kenneth Rankin
Prairie Village
Kenneth Peterson
Edmonds
Norman Edmonds
Philip Rankins
Mr. Edmonds
Eagles Auxiliary No 309 Meeting and Christmas Exchange
Chil votes Eagles Auxiliary No 309 meets at 8 p.m. Friday at Eagle Hall with nominations for a trustee. Members bring a gift for exchange a white elephant article and cookies for a Christmas project. Do Sa Do Square Dance Club dances at 8 p.m. Saturday in IOOF Hall led by Vern Hutton with guests welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Bieber
Pleasant Hour Club
Charles Lux
C. W. Davenport
C. A. Graham
Arthur L. Queen
Queen
Eagles
Eagle Hall
IOOF
Vern Hutton
Teenage Party At Plaza Club for Lawrence High Students
A Dip and Dog Party for Lawrence High students will be at the Plaza Club from 8 p m to midnight Friday. Mike Graves pool manager leads planning with LHS juniors Barry Sparks Mike Glover and Bob Whitaker. Ron Simpson’s band will provide dancing and the pool will be open. tickets sold at Lawrence High and at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High
Plaza Club
Mike Graves
LHS
Barry Sparks
Mike Glover
Bob Whitaker
Graves
Ron Simpson
Lawrence High School
Local residents and students arrive for holidays and events
Persil and Mrs Dolan of Garden Grove arrive to visit Mrs Dolans parents. Dr and Mrs Wright host plans in Orange. Jim Stellmacher from Columbia visits his family as a University of South Carolina freshman. Steve Saunders admitted to KU Medical Center for knee surgery. Nancyelaine Rusk, pianist, was mystery guest artist at Independence Music Club meeting led by Mrs L B Gloyne. Vic Jacobson seeks KU Medical Center orthopedic care. Timothy Oldfather, son of Prof and Mrs Charles H Oldfather, plays clarinet in Colorado band. Chancellor Wescoe travels to Chicago for AMA meetings after Kansas City Cardiacs Anonymous event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Dolan
Garden Grove
Calif
Meat Cubes For Stews Should Be One Inch Or Larger
Guidance suggests cutting meat for stews into cubes at least one inch in size. Larger cubes improve browning and texture while braising. Smaller pieces cook faster but can overbreak down during long simmering.
Russian visitors tour New York garment district in fashion visit
Six Soviet guests touring American ready to wear firms endured crowded elevators bustling streets and nightlife with curiosity. Delegates comments on labor saving waste and fashion in the United States contrast with Soviet industry leaders praise U S fabrics cuts and styles while assessing Western dress and trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Garment
Mittee
Soviet Union
Cosmo
Tamara
Mrs. Antonova
Social Calendar for Thursday Highlights Local Clubs
The program lists the Double Dozen Club at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Sam Wrightsman at 1646 B 19th St, the Double Dee Club at 12 46 p.m. at Castle Tea Room, Adah Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple, and the Eagles Auxiliary No 309 meeting at 8 p.m. in Eagle Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Dozen
Sam Wrightsman
19Th St
Double Dee
Castle
Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Eagles
Eagle Hall
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Oo and
Abou Vwmnen
Judith Welborn
Gary Stansbury
Susan Martin
Anabelle Bayne
Cynthia Cornwell
Nancy Oyler
Oyler
Crescent Rd
Thomas Woods
Elaine Allen
Judy Howey
Kathy Select
Becky Dixon
Judy Sarazan
Judy Eggenberger
Barbara Collister
Bonnie Bish
Peggy Kratzer
Debbie House
Douglas County State Bank
Lowell Gish
Baker University
Baldwin
New York School
Ronald Calgaard
Calgaard
Donald Holt
Arthur Dougan
Jacob Luthi
Opal Jayne Kennedy School
Sirloin
Carol Garcia
Donna Shogrin
Lena Altenbernd
Double Six Birthday Club
Holiday Inn
Edna Wallace
Lawrence Chicks
Frank Brown
Leslie Kimball
Waldo Monroe
Eugene Wallace
Walter Fishback
Beta Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Valleyview
H. W. Olmsted
J. P. Christianson
Marvin Kinnett
Larry Wagner
Francis Sporting Goods
Massachusetts
Hyde
Brooks
Chil
Persil
Marks Jewelers
Russia
Jean Sprain Wilson
Tamara Shchulopnikova
Galina Pavlovna Antonova
Lidiya Zykina
Nikolay Vasilyevich Lisitsyn
Moscow Council of National Economy
Evgeniy Evgenyevich Melnikov
Leningrad
Aleksandr Ashakov
Ussr Sewing Industry
Albert Azaria
Royal Frocks
Roberts
McCoy
Crete
Acme
Children's
Wellington
Kay Christian
Wolverine
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