Lawrence Couple Wed at Plymouth Congregational Church
Mr. and Mrs. Philip York Paden wed in Plymouth Congregational Church with Rev. Guy Stone officiating on December 21. The bride Ann Elizabeth Argersinger, daughter of Dean and Mrs. W. J. Argersinger Jr., wore an off white silk satin gown with mink trim and a chapel train. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Richard Darnall II and bridesmaids Constance Shaver, Laurie Streib, and Lyle Fleming. Best man Preston Fambrough and groomsmen James Scott, John Carlson, and Stephen Oldfather. After the ceremony at 3:30 p.m. the couple, residing at 941 Tennessee Street in Lawrence, took a wedding trip to Boston and New York City.
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Lawrence
Philip York Paden
Plymouth Congregational Church
Ann Elizabeth Argersinger
Dean
W. J. Argersinger Jr
Glen O. Paden
Guy Stone
Alfred Gallup
Richard Darnall II
Shawnee Mission
Constance Shaver
Laurie Streib
Lyle Fleming
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Makes Apathy Aware
Readers share experiences of abuse by family members and teen dating pressures. The column urges parental alertness to signs of abuse and advises clear boundaries with a 15-year-old daughter pursuing a pre-engagement with a 20-year-old sailor, warning against abdication of responsibility.
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Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers
Sandy
U.S
Behind the Counter Beauty Tips From History
A column reviews historic skin care ideas from straw berry juice to milk baths and egg yolk sham poos. It notes modern moisture creams with aloe vera, corn cob powder, and the enduring myth of beauty sleep while greeting a cosmetic ad with contact number Vi 3-5448.
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Marie Antoinette
Mary
Greece
Joint Event For Rebekah Installation
The 1969 Endora Minerva Rebekah Lodge officers were installed in a joint ceremony with DeSoto Liberty Rebekah Lodge. About 125 attendees, including district and lodge officers from Bonner Springs Bethel Eudora Kansas City and Lawrence, witnessed the installation and gifts were exchanged among retiring and current officers.
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Endora Minerva Rebekah Lodge
DeSoto Liberty Rebekah Lodge
Enddora Lodge
Mabel Bauer
Bonner Springs
Jean Beard
Bethel
Bertie Morriss
Eudora
Mertha Fordenwalt
Kansas City
Violet Cox
Tonganoxie
Betty Barnes
Norma Hundley
Lawrence
Mabel Dowding
Alvena Tuggle
Noble Grand
Lucille Whitmore
Marjorie Sharp
Oma Gish
Guardian
Larita Kurtz
Betty Pell
Myrtle Lodge No
District 5
Eudora Noble Grand
Tuggle
Dorothy Long
Rebekah Assembly
Marie Wiggins
Russell Wager
Elsie Wager
Uggams Starts Hair Business With Afro Wig Line
Broadway star Leslie Uggams with husband Graham Pratt forms Directional Hair Inc to market wigs in department stores. The Afro natural wig mirrors her heritage, with Egyptian styles also offered in black, dark blonde and dark brown shades.
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Uggams
Graham Pratt
Directional Hair, Inc
Miss Uggams
White Society
Clinton 4-H Club and Lone Star 4-H Meeting Notes
Clinton 4-H Club meets at 7 30 p m in Clinton Township Hall with host family Elvin Herschells A Jeannie Warren demonstration and a Greg Sanders project talk lead the program The Lone Star 4-H Club meets at Lone Star Hall with John Flory and Larry Heinen hosting A Valentine party with 75 cent gift exchange and Pam Meyer as committee chair A Donna Carbaugh project talk on cooking Jane Rice and Bob Russell parliamentary practice and Vickie Carbaugh health talk on first aid also noted A February meeting at 7 30 p m in the hall Fifty Niners Extension Home makers Unit meets at 7 30 p m at Bernard Judges home 2444 Jasu A white elephant sale proceeds go to New York School guests include Joyce Mullenix nurse and Louise Cook social worker sale chairman Mrs Eugene Noland
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Clinton 4-H Club
Clinton Township Hall
Elvin Herschells
Jeannie Warren
Greg Sanders
Pam Meyer
Darrell Johnston
Arlen Fishburn
Paul Johnston
Bruce Banning
Donna Carbaugh
Jane Rice
Bob Russell
Vickie Carbaugh
Bernard Judge
Jasu
New York School
Joyce Mullenix
Louise Cook
Eugene Noland
Sale
Baked Apples Warm Winter Breakfast Treat
A Bordo Products Company recipe suggests a simple baked apple dish for winter mornings. Core one fifth of an apple per person, mix dates sugar and nutmeg, fill centers, bake at 375 until tender, with water added to the dish. A sweet, family friendly morning treat.
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Bordo Products Company
Per Capita Butter and Ice Cream Sales in 1967
U.S. consumers used nearly 5 pounds of butter and about 15.2 quarts of ice cream per person in 1967, reflecting strong dairy consumption trends.
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U.S
School Lunch Menu Plan For Week
School lunch menus listed for the coming week. Monday features orange juice baked beans w worms celery and carrot sticks, bread stick and milk. Tuesday offers oven browned beefsteaks with tartar sauce, potato puffs, cole slaw, cinnamon roll and strawberry gelatine with fruit. Wednesday serves goulash, tossed salad, refrigerator pie. Thursday presents turkey pie with hot biscuits, chilled pink applesauce and sunshine cake. Friday shows no lunch.
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Cole Sian
History of the U.S. five cent coin begins with 1792 half dime
The five cent coin traces its origins to the 1792 half dime, marking the start of a long sequence in American small-denomination coinage. The early issue set the stage for future designs and minting traditions in the United States.
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James Scott
Stockton
John Carlson
Stephen Oldfather
David Phelps
Jan Schaake
Topeka
John Wells
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Rebecca Paden
Francis Heller
Frank Burge
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Kansas University
Philip Paden
Charles Bishop, R. Ph
Rebekah
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Ben Gay
Vitalis
Awe Net
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Breck
Johnson
Larion
Leslie
New York
Leslie Uggams
EHU
John Flory
Larry Heinen
Lone Star
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Wichita
Left
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Pan American World Airways
International Stewardess College
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Fla
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Seattle
Wash
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