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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1968

Page

3

Wilson Irmen Wedding at St John’s Catholic Church

Cathy Lee Wilson and John Douglas Irmen wed at St John’s Catholic Church with Father Gary Mitchell officiating at 8 p.m. The ceremony featured white butterfly roses, holly, brass candelabra, and a candlelit satin gown with lace trim. Attendants included Mrs. William J. McDonald and Sheila Pullen. best man was David Keesling. The couple, seniors at Kansas University, will reside at 244 Stouffer Place after a short trip. she majors in secondary education, he in international relations.

St. John’s Catholic Church Cathy Lee Wilson John Douglas Irmen Gary Mitchell Joseph John Wilson Hilltop William John Irmen Shawnee Mission William Noad Bach Brahms Purvis Boyce Noel Balbastre Purcell Wagner Hece Sacerdos Magnus Strategier David Keesling William J. McDonald Overland Park Sheila Pullen Linda Krogh Sandra Lenihan Nancy Irmen Lea Anne Jenkins Ballwin Matthew Jenkins Herington Donald Irmen Stouffer Place Kansas University

New Year Square Dance and Socials At Local Halls

The Do-So-Do Club hosts an 8 30 p m New Year Eve square dance at IOOF Hall with Pat Patterson calling and noise makers for 1969. Refreshments are buffet style featuring turkey and ham. Guests include Hutchinson and Ottawa area families at various pre New Year gatherings and University Club dinner bridge events.

IOOF Pat Patterson

Families Gather for Holidays at Local Homes

A parade of visitors spent Christmas and holidays with relatives across the area. Daughters and sons in law from San Francisco, O'Fallon, Boulder, and Denver joined extended families at various homes, with several later traveling to Dallas and Tulsa for continued visits. Notable attendees include the Scrivners, Cozorts, Barrs, and Rythers, among others, with military and academic links noted for some guests.

Arthur Kerby Edgelea Rd James Scrivner Jami Traci San Francisco Mas Gerald Cozort Mike and Malcolm O’fallon Ill Scrivners S. T. Scrivner Winfield

Status symbols in homes draw designer focus across cities

Interior designers say status in homes now shows in original art and sculpture, libraries with art books, dining rooms for twelve, and high end features like vibration beds and integrated bars. In Cleveland and New York, libraries and art collections mark prestige, while Los Angeles favors a home centered status over cars or yachts. Modern houses feature glass, texture, color, and music systems as well as specialized security and outdoor bathing options.

New York Cleveland C. James Hewlett National Society of Interior Designers Long Island David Barrett Los Angeles Charles Stillinger NSID

Lunches Next Week In School Cafeterias

Lawrence Unified District 497 plans meals for next Thursday and Friday as students resume classes after the holiday. The two day menu lists orange juice, pork gravy over whipped potatoes, buttered greens, rolls, cake or apple crisp on Thursday and cheese meat loaf, mashed potatoes, buttered bread, milk and fruit gelatin on Friday.

Lawrence Unified District 497

Kentucky sets up office to coordinate federal programs

A Kentucky program development office has been created in Frankfort to coordinate about 250 federal economic and social measures affecting the state. It will oversee anti poverty urban housing and state planning matters previously managed by several agencies.

Frankfort Kentucky

Social events include dinner bridge and square dance

University Club hosts dinner bridge at 6 30 p m in club rooms 100742 Mass Do Sa Do Square Dance Club meets at 8 p m in IOOF Hall with guest caller Craig Gould Old Friends Club gathers Monday at 2 p m in the home of Mrs Charles Goble 603 Elm

University Club Mass IOOF Craig Gould Old Friends Club Charles Goble

Flu Bug Isn't All Bad In LA Crime Drop

Los Angeles after Christmas sees a sharp drop in city crime versus last year. Police Inspector Pete Hagen jokes that burglars may be deterred by the flu and cold night air, suggesting weather reduced criminal activity.

Los Angeles Pete Hagen

Holiday visitors share Christmas at multiple Kansas homes

The Hentschs host Ensign and Mrs. Douglas Hoople of Pensacola and guests Cheryl Hentsch, a Pensacola News-Journal reporter, plus George Hoverstock and Estill Hoverstock with Lanna Hentsch. Edwin Stone hosts 11 foreign students at Kansas University. Kathryn Robson’s family includes Jack Kendrick family from Arcadia and Col Warren Hodges and Wanda from Fairfax. Kendrick works for Braun Engineering in Chicago and Hodges heads to a Pentagon assignment after Vietnam service.

Frank J. Hentsch 610 Country Club Ter Ensign Douglas Hoople Pensacola Fla Ensign Hoople Cheryl Hentsch Pensacola News-Journal George Hoverstock Kansas City, Mo Estill Hoverstock Lanna Hentsch Edwin O. Stone 1644 University Kansas University Thailand Indonesia Philippine Islands Kathryn Robson Jack Kendrick George Charles John Arcadia Calif Col Warren Hodges Wanda Fairfax Kendrick Chicago Braun Engineering Company Col. Hodges Vietnam Pentagon

Christmas Day Family Dinner at Ewing Home

A large Wichita area gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A B Ewing at 703 North 3rd Street included extended relatives from Kansas City Topeka and Wichita. Attendees named include Roger L Ewing and his children Craig Cindi Kent and Bart, along with the Randalls Baker McCullough Swanson Hazlett Crews families and others.

A. B. Ewing N. 3Rd St Roger L. Ewing Craig Cindi Kent Bart Kansas City Hugh Randall Kathy Randall Chris Randall Richard Baker Amy John McCullough Wichita Dale Swanson Brent Beth Ann Allan Ewing Hazlett Christopher Topeka Mildred Frakes Debbie Frakes Raymond E. Crews Jr Chip Penny Jennifer Byron

Stallard Family Spends Christmas With Distant Relatives

Mrs. Nora Stallard hosted Christmas dinner at 1810 N.Y. St. with three of her four children and families. Guests included Glenn E. Stallard and sons Kent and Scott of Leawood. Wayne R. Stallard and daughters Becky Melanie Jennifer of Centralia Mo. Nadine Stallard of Kinsley. son Carl called from Columbia S C. Earlier, brother Russell Herd and his wife from Columbus Ohio visited Lawrence.

Nora Stallard N.Y. St Glenn E. Stallard Kent and Scott Leawood Wayne R. Stallard Becky Melanie Jennifer Centralia Nadine Stallard Kinsley Carl Columbia 8. C

Doris Kuhnert to Wed Mark Wilson in January

Bendena and Linwood families announce the engagement of Doris Kuhnert and Mark Wilson. Doris, a Midway High School graduate and Atchison law firm employee, will marry Mark, a Linwood High School and Highland CC graduate, junior at Emporia State Teachers College, in Trinity Lutheran Church Atchison at 7 30 p m January 18. Relatives and friends invited.

Louis Kuhnert Bendena Doris Mark Wilson Maurice B. Wilson Linwood Miss Kuhnert Midway High School Highland Community Junior College Duncan, Senecal and Dempster Atchison Mr. Wilson Linwood High School Emporia State Teachers College Trinity Lutheran Church

Pineapple Rice Casserole For Holiday Ducks And Turkey

A savory rice casserole combines pineapple tidbits water chestnuts celery and green onion with soy sauce and chicken broth. After cooking the rice mix in pineapple syrup butter vegetables and sauce then bake until hot for six to eight servings.

Cheechakos EUB Home Makers Hold 1969 Installation

The Home Makers Unit hosted its annual Christmas party at president Mrs Betty Wilson's home. Outgoing officers were installed for 1969 after a brief business meeting. Gifts and refreshments followed. The January gathering will be hosted by Mrs Daryl Jehle.

Cheechakos Extension Homemakers Unit Betty Wilson Daryl Jehle

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