Miss Edmondson Home After Year In Costa Rica
Miss Charlene Edmondson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Edmondson of 434 Neb St left Lawrence for the University of Costa Rica for the KU Junior Year Abroad program. She studied Spanish history botany and literature and described the stay as a wonderful experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Edmondson
University of
Miss Edmondson
Panama City
Bogota
Colombia
South America
Marilyn Caskey
Independence
EU Group
Costa Rica
Central America
Mexico City
Edmondsons
Kansas
United States
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Tex
Miss Roberts and James Hills Wed on Christmas Day
Miss Roberts daughter of Mrs Thorold Roberts of Lawrence tied in marriage to James A Hills at Trinity Episcopal Church on Christmas Day. Rev Harvard Wilbur officiated the single ring ceremony with poinsettias and greenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Clenece Louise Roberts
James Arthur Hills
Harvard Wilbur
Thorold Eugene Roberts
Lawrence
Mr. Roberts
Hills
A. C. Hills
J. E. Roberts
Okmulgee
Oklo
S. E. McClymonds
Wichita
Mildred Seaman
Cynthia Lackie
Carol McClymonds
Nowata
Okla
Don Gramly
DeSoto
Mr. Hills
Tod
Bruce Roberts
Robert Kahle
Social Activities and Engagements Highlight Friday Meetings
Friday events include Chapter AZ luncheon at 1626 W 20th St with Mrs. Alex Mitchell hosting and Mrs. Alan Hack presenting. Chapter CW meets at 702 La St with Miss Frances Carter as speaker. Chapter FZ gathers at 2033 Tenn St for 1 15 dessert hour, updated meeting place noted. A Dallas guest shower honors Mrs. Robert Kimble formerly Cynthia Parker at Lawrence Country Club with attendees from multiple states. Intermediate Bridge Group hosted by University Women's Club 1 30 p m. University Club to host covered dish dinner 6 30 p m with hosts Mr and Mrs William Binns and Mr and Mrs John Selig. Engagement announced for Marilyn Jean Mueller of Houston to James R Brooks of Wichita. Mueller active in Delta Delta Delta Mortar Board and Associated Women Students. Brooks in KU Law School with Delta Upsilon Phi Delta Phi and Student Bar Association. wedding slated Aug 17 at Kirkwood Presbyterian Church Kirkwood Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Buhler
Paul Lackie
Kathryn Brickner
Margo Lackie
Lawrence
Mary McClymonds
Nowata
Okla
Bryson Roberts
J. E. Roberts
Okmulgee
Okila
R. C. McClymonds
Walton
Kan
B. G. McClymonds
John
Mary
Carol
S. E. McClymonds
Wichita
Robert C. McClymonds
Tulelake
Calif
Hills
Kansas University
Parsons
Kansas State University
Pi Beta Phi
Hastings College
Hastings
Neb
United States Air Force
Arkansas City Junior High School
South Fifth
Arkansas City
Alex Mitchell
W. 20Th St
Donald Phelps
John S. McNown
Alan Hack
Carl B. Althaus
la. St
C. C. Taylor
Joie Stapleton
Frances Carter
Robert Kimble
Dallas
Tex
Cynthia Parker
H. Penfield Jones
Barbara
Lawrence Country Club
Peggy Parker
Kimble
Linda Large
San Francisco
Jane Dicker
Virginia Griswold
Nsas City
Robert Jr
Topeka
H. C. Palmer
Mission
Polly Pierson
Leavenworth
Sam Zieske
Waukegan, Ill
Marilyn Jean Mueller
Charles L. Mueller
Houston
James R. Brooks
R. H. Brooks Jr
Miss Mueller
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Mortar Board
Associated Women Students
Mr. Books
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Phi Delta Phi Law Fraternity
The
Student Bar Association
Kirkwood Presbyterian Church
Kirkwood, Mo
Social Calendar for Helianthus Club and Local Groups
A list of afternoon and evening gatherings includes Helianthus Club at 1 30 p m with Mrs Guy Barnes Route 5 and multiple PEO chapters meeting from 9 30 p m to 9 30 p m at various addresses. Staged events feature Mothers group at 2 p m Mrs Karnest Milburn 928 Ohio St and Ladies Mages Auxiliary plus a University Club covered dish dinner and bridge at Hagel Hall.
Community club meetings fill weekend social calendar
Chil votes do a square dance at 8 p.m. Saturday in the IOOF Hall with Vern Hutton of Topeka as caller. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary No. 309 meets at 8 p.m. Friday in the Eagle Hall and honors October November December birthdays. TS Club moves to 7 30 p.m. Friday at 1027 Pa St home of Mrs Ida Smith. Eu dora Methodist Church Couples Class hosts a 7 p.m. Saturday covered dish at the parsonage Rev and Mrs Harvey Doud hosts. TOPS Trimmin Wimmin meets Friday 2 p.m. at the Community Building to install new officers. Jayhawk chapter RSES meets 8 p.m. Friday in V F W Hall with Art Anderson on crankshaft seals. auxiliary follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOOF
Vern Hutton
Topeka
Eagles Ladies Auxiliary No
Eagle Hall
TS Club
Ida Smith
Pa. St
Dick Shanafelt
Eudora Methodist Church
Harvey Doud
Jayhawk
The
Refrigeration Service Engineers Society
V.F.W. Hall
Art Anderson
Powell Completes 25 Years at KPL in Service Milestone
G W Powell of Lecompton marks 25 years with Kansas Power and Light Co this month. He began in 1937 and held posts at Topeka Van Buren steam plant Tecumseh station and Lawrence generating station. Powell and wife Laura have two children. Other Lawrence station staff recognized this month include M D Funston T E Dark and E D Hand with 15 and 10 year tenures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Powell
Lecompton
Kansas Power and Light Co
Powell
KPL
Topeka
van Buren
Tecumseh
Lawrence Generating Staton
Laura
Shirley Combs
Norfolk, Va
John D. Powell
Big Springs
Lawrence
M. D. Funston
Terr
T. E. Dark
E. D. Hand
Moundview Dr
Sugar cookies inspire cheesecake base variant
Sugar cookie dough sometimes serves as the base for cheesecake, offering a sweet crust alternative. The approach blends cookie flavor with creamy fillings, creating a dessert option used in bakeries and homes.
Engagement Announcement for Lois Clark and John Crum
Mrs. Eleanor Clark of Chicago announces the engagement of her daughter Lois to John A. Crum son of Mr and Mrs John Crum of Lawrence. Lois attended Chicago schools. Crum attended Lawrence schools until enlisting in 1958. He works at Halls Printing Co in Chicago. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Clark
Chicago
Ill
Lois
John A. Crum
John Crum
Lawrence
Miss Clark
Mr. Crum
Armed Services
Hall’s Printing Co
Two Lecompton Girls Attend National Youth for Christ Convention
Linda Stauffer and Joyce Bahnmaier of Lecompton traveled to Washington D C with the Kansas delegation for the National Youth for Christ Capital Teen Convention. About 10 000 teenagers attended December 27 to 29 with speakers including Senator Frank Carlson Representative Walter Judd and Billy Graham. The theme was Heritage Heart and Horizon of Teenagers and tours visited Mt Vernon Arlington National Cemetery the Lincoln Memorial and the Korean War Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Stauffer
Joe Stauffer
Joyce Bahnmaier
Pete Bahnmaier
Lecompton
Washington
D. C
Linda
Joyce
Lecompton High School
Kansas
Frank Carlson
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Billy Graham
Mt. Vernon
Arlington National Cemetery
Lincoln Memorial
Korean War Memorial
Grocery Stores Offer Money Saving Items After Holiday Period
The Associated Press reports supermarkets feature affordable meats such as smoked ham ground beef and leg of lamb at 53 cents a pound in New York outlets. Produce prices rise after Florida freezes with higher oranges grapefruits and fresh vegetables like cauliflower spinach mushrooms potatoes onions and carrots. Apples remain a strong fruit buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
New York
Florida
California
Texas
Lucky Clover 4 H Club Holds December Bake and Food Sale
The Lucky Clover 4-H Club of Linwood sponsored a December food sale and bake sale. At the December meeting the club received a purple seal for its record year of 4 H work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Clover 4-H Club
Linwood
Smoked Salmon Strips For Party Hors d oeuvres
Readable text describes preparing smoked salmon strips as party hors d oeuvres. Salmon is cut into strips and sprinkled with minced parsley lemon juice and Spanish olive oil. Marinate about an hour before serving.
Ann Landers discusses social strain and family letters
Dear Ann Landers offers advice on escaping faux social whirl and managing family issues. Readers share worries about hosting, self image, and middle-child feelings, with responses urging honesty and practical limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear Ann Landers
Daddy
Local Residents Share Holiday Travel News
Mrs. Bert Nash returned from California after holidays with daughter and family in Woodland Hills. New Year dinner guest was Mrs. J. E. Person in Garden Grove. Mrs. H. M. Stucker came from Evergreen Colorado with son Gordon and Margaret Tucker. Ray Miller family of Eudora visited Lima Ohio relatives. Jack Jella visited his mother in Salinas California. Thelma Haverty spent holidays in Key Largo with Roy Ziesenis. Irene Smith visited Little Rock and Joplin with Growdons. George Stewart family from Denver joined Lawrence relatives for New Year weekend. Findings include Kansas University speech department figure Dr. Lynn R. Osborn named as vice chairman elect of a national speech group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Nash
California
Steve Mills
Woodland Hills
Los Angeles
Nash
J. E. Person
Clifford Dean
Lawrence
Garden Grove
H. M. Stucker
Evergreen
Colo
Gordon Stucker
Margaret Tucker
Washington, D. C
Ray Miller
Judith
Eudora
Lima
Ohio
Jack McCabria
Lynette
Pasadena
Calif
Phoenix
Ariz
Jack Jella
Salinas
Virginia Jella
Thelma Haverty
Ky. St
Key Largo
Fla
Roy Ziesenis
Irene Smith
Little Rock
Ark
James H. Growdon
A. S. Growdon
Joplin
Phil Lawrence Jr
Scottie
St. Joseph
C. W. Lotridge
W. 4Th St
Smith Center
Kan
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Farana
Miss Roberts
PEO Chapter
Fred Montgomery
Tenn. St
Harold Kipp
University Women's Club
University Club
Bridge
William Binns
John Selig
Helianthus Club
Guy Barnes
Ast Noble Grands Club
Fencue
Pam
Karnest Milburn
Ohio St
Tovs Trimmin
Wimmin
Peo
Janes HK
Thonsen
Tenn
M. Oh. Lukens
Dakota St
Pain
St. Ladies Mages Auxiliary
Hagle
Chil
KPL Service
Lois Clark
Washington, D.C
Associated Press
HDV News
Weaver
Ann Landers
Lake Forest
Univac
U.S
Miss Landers
Massachusetts
Ben Gay
Joe Size Bisodol
MATT
King's Men
Soca Quality
KOTEX
de Vilbiss
Crown Drug Company
George Stewart
Denver
Walter Fishback Sr
Fishbacks
Walter Fishback Jr
Kansas City
Sendalwood
Tong
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan
Ith Aad
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