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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1971
Page
3
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International Women’s Day at Kansas University features a bicycle and pedestrian parade and hourly workshops from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Kansas Union, with topics including women’s control and abortion and men’s liberation. The event runs noon parade from the Women’s Center and a nighttime party. Women and men are invited to participate.
Joyce Sooby and Gordon Kay of Lawrence wed in a candlelight ceremony held Saturday February 13 at the home of Mr and Mrs Leon Hammerschmidt who served as their honor attendants The Rev Harold Hamilton officiated Benny Sooby accompanied his mother down the aisle Assistants at the reception were Mrs Jane Sexton Mrs Jan Campbell and Mrs Judy Samules The couple reside at 2561 Cedarwood
The Merry Mixers Square Dance Club hosts an 8 p.m. Saturday dance in the IOOF Hall with caller Bob Klinkenberg. Guests are welcome.
Mrs. Harold Skinner of Rt. 5 returned from a weeklong trip to Mississippi and Louisiana with her sister and the Rev. and Mrs. Richard Hanson of Poultney Vermont. The Hanson couple drove from home and visited briefly in Lawrence before heading on. Mardi Gras weekend was spent in New Orleans. Also mentioned are house guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred English from Kankakee Indiana visiting the Mallets in Lawrence en route from Phoenix, and Roger Ramseyer aiding Ottawa University in a production of Sweet Charity to run March 10 13. A baby daughter, Julie Ann, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hedges February 16 with grandparents and great grandparents named.
The Lawrence social calendar lists events at several venues. Dinner bridge at Lawrence Country Club at 6 30 p m and meetings for groups including Color Camera Club at South Park Recreation Center Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae at Mrs Robert Ellermeier 2529 Ark Ladies Auxiliary to Firefighters Local 1596 at Mrs Dennis Stone 1311 W 22nd Green Thumb Garden Club at 7 30 p m with Mrs Francis Craper 718 Schwarz Rd Double Dee Club at 2 p m with Mrs A D Rice 2108 Vt Disabled American Veterans Jayhawk Chapter 22 and Auxiliary meet 7 p m at University State Bank 955 Iowa Community Concerns Workshop at 10 a m in the Community Building 115 W 11th.
Mr and Mrs Art Worthington of Tecumseh announce the engagement of daughter Joanne to Eric Gofreed son of Dr and Mrs Edward Gofreed of Oxon Hill Md Miss Worthington is a Kansas State University junior majoring in family and child development He is a first year veterinary medicine student at Kansas State An August wedding is planned.
The Lawrence Civil Air Patrol hosted a fashion show in the Community Building and raised about 123 to improve a Lake Pomona campsite on U S Air Force land. CAP director D P Welling outlined plans to build fireplaces and upgrade facilities for CAP members and families. Models from Topeka included Karen Buck, Delaine Filkins, Mary Hardesty, Nancy Huyser, and Rozi Sweeten. commentator Ervin Buck. First and second door prizes went to Mrs C E Schamle and John Scanlan Jr.
Lecompton Cub Pack 3151 hosts a Blue and Gold Banquet at City Hall at 6 30 p m Saturday with the Lecompton Historical Society as guests. Society sponsors the pack and attendees bring two covered dishes while dessert and table service are provided. After the program led by cubmaster Dale Gregg the Historical Society will hold a meeting.
Dr. and Mrs. James V Spotts Jr host a dinner at Castle Tea Room honoring son James V Spotts III and Penny Rector after rehearsal. The couple wed Friday at the bride's parents home Rt. 4. An open house Sunday celebrates Mr. and Mrs Homer Welsh 25th anniversary. University Club dinner and bridge set for Saturday. Firefighters Auxiliary meets tonight.
The Lawrence Women's Club schedules a luncheon at 12 30 p m, inviting members to gather for a midday meal and social time.
The Fairview Women's Society of Christian Service will gather at 1 30 p.m. on Wednesday in Building 1 at the County Fairgrounds. Hostesses are Mrs Robert Bigsby and Mrs James Wiggins. Corben Penny gives devotions and Seth Griffin Jr reads the lesson. roll call on household hints. Villa Eden Happy Hour Club hosted by Mrs Melvin Davidson. plans made for a Kansas City trip on April 16 to visit the Truman Library. Basket dinner at Linwood Grange Hall set for March 21.
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