Miss Rumsey and Rappard Wed at Central UMC
Susan Jane Rumsey and Ronald Ivan Rappard united in a 2:30 p.m. double ring ceremony at Central United Methodist Church. Rev. Elton P. Garrison officiated. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Dunmire Rumsey and Hugo Rumsey, wore a white velvet gown with pearls, empire waist, and veil. The groom, son of Ivan and the late Mrs. Rappard, will graduate in chemistry at Kansas University. The couple will reside at 920 La. and continue studies after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central United Methodist Church
Susan Jane Rumsey
Ronald Ivan Rappard
Elton P. Garrison
Dunmire Rumsey
Carolina
Hugo Crosby Rumsey
Wichita
Ivan Rappard
Emerald Dr
Alfred Gallup
Jack Frost
Donald Olson
St. Louis
Robin Rector
Jenni Bartlett
Vickie Noble
Sharon
Lisa Olson
Cindy Klamm
Kansas City
Kan
Douglas Harris
Ronald Commons
Steve Mitchell
W. Lewis Hill
Bob Stancliff
Robb Rumsey
Mary Walker
Marcia Buller
John Thoren
Girl Scouts Earn Award from Keep America Beautiful
Douglas County Girl Scouts will receive a Keep America Beautiful award for the anti litter campaign conducted by all levels last year. The ceremony runs 4 to 5 p.m. Tuesday in the Mayflower Room of Plym outh Congregational Church with E. L. Kimmel of Washington, D.C. presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Keep America Beautiful Association
Mayflower
Plymouth Congregational Church
Kenneth Lenzen
Broadview
E. L. Kimmel
Washington, D.C
Keep America Beautiful Inc
Keep America Beautiful
Meeting of La Leche League Held at 8 P M
A La Leche League meeting will take place Tuesday at 8 p m in the home of Mrs Ronald Boland 2051 Hillview Rd The discussion topic is Advantages of Breast Feeding to Mother and Baby Women interested in learning more may call Mrs Boland or Mrs Mike Lechtenberg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Leche League
Ronald Boland
Hillview Rd
Boland
Mike Lechtenberg
Zodiac Club
Robert McColl
W. Ninth
West Side Study Club
Edith Larson
Trail Rd
Round Table
W. J. Morian
First National Bank
Ninth and
Mass
Job
Bethel No
Masonice Temple
Michael Griffith
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorsey Liberty Unit
Legionaires
Social activities calendar at Plymouth Congregational Church Women
A series of meetings and events for church women groups II and III at Plymouth Congregational Church, plus Group IV and V schedules, beta sorority gathering, club dinners and bridge, circle meetings at Centenary and Central United Methodist Churches, a Federated Club slide program, and a family gathering in Kansas City with multiple hostesses and dates through January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ili
Plymouth Congregational Church
Kansas Power and Light Co
Ninth
Tennessee
George Bradshaw
1641 University
The
Women’s Society of Central United Methodist Church
Social Calendar and Inaugural Visit Highlights
Local social groups list meetings at various venues including Carriage Lamp restaurant Knights of Columbus Hall and Castle Tea Room. In Topeka today residents attend inaugural events with several Lawrence residents noted among attendees. Dennis Adams reports a Crested Butte ski trip with unusual weather. Twin sons Michael John and David Byron born January 3 to Mr and Mrs Thomas E Ryther of 1914 Maine with paternal grandparents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Topeka
Topeka Municipal Auditorium
Robert Hagen
Frank McDonald
Charles Fisher
Walter Cragan
Harold Emick
Robert Wilson Sr
Jarvis Brink
June Mce Millin
Frank Green
Dwight Boring
Ron Todd
J. O. Marzluff
Charles W. Lane
Dennis Adams
Thomas E. Ryther
San Francisco
Calif
Michael John
David Byron
Thomas C. Ryther
Maine
Families journey over holidays with weddings and visits
Ferssnals visited daughter Dr. and Mrs. Carlos G. Perry and family in Houston for the Bluebonnet Bowl game Oklahoma versus Alabama. En route home to Lawrence they stopped in Grove Oklahoma with Mrs. Rosenbaum’s relatives. Other travels include Diana Davidson and Don McConnell wedding in Bartlesville and Ella Ogle’s two month California visit ending with Rose Parade sighting and family gatherings in Azusa Pacifica Yucaipa San Bernardino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos G. Perry
Danny
Susan
Houston
Oklahoma
Alabama
Lawrence
Grove
Okla
Ella Ogle
California
Paul Moon
San Francisco
Oran Ogle
Pasadena
John McGuinness
Pacifica
Kenneth Kellers
Azusa
Judy
Bittenbender Casey Vows In Kansas City
Carol Ann Bittenbender and John Louis Casey exchanged marriage vows at 7 p.m. Thursday January 7 in the Newman House Kansas City Missouri with Rev James L Garnett officiating. The bride, daughter of Dr and Mrs Clark R Bittenbender of Lawrence, wore a candlelight pink panne velvet gown designed by herself. Attendant Mrs William Bott wore deep purple velvet with pink trim. Best man was Dennis Casey of Texarkana Arkansas. A dinner followed at the Chateaubriand Restaurant and an open house Sunday at the bride’s parents home 1103 W 19th Ter. The couple will reside at the Swiss Villa Apartments 941 La St with the bride pursuing drawing and painting at Kansas University and the groom an English PhD candidate and instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Bittenbender
John Louis Casey
Newman House
Kansas City
James L. Garnett
Clark R. Bittenbender
Lawrence
Maurice M. Casey
William Bott
Kan
Dennis Casey
Texarkana
Ark
Ter
W. L. Jones
Springfield
Loyd Bittenbender
Kalamazoo
Mich
Joseph Scherer
Reno Bruns
Herbert Grosdidier
Warren Lesh
Gerald Miner
Frank Owen
Ross Wilson
Lee Bittenbender
Lewis Jones
Casey
Kansas University
Swiss Villa
McDonalds Trip Across Southwest Bathed in Cold
Mr and Mrs McDonald and friends Mr and Mrs William Taylor traveled by car through Juarez El Paso and Tucson to Las Vegas then retour ned via Albuquerque Mor iarty to reach Topeka in time for the inaugural weekend. They endured record cold with Mor iarty reporting forty degrees below zero and a 28 degree reading in Tucson. They enjoyed scenery despite the chill and attended Democratic Century Club events at Ramada Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McDonald
Southwest
McDonald
McDonalds
William Taylor
Kansas City
Juarez
Mexico
el Paso
New Mexico
Tucson
Ariz
Phoenix
Flagstaff
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Moriarty
N.M
Topeka
Democratic Party
Century Club
Ramada Inn
Instructions for Brush and Bake Crescent Rolls
Brush refrigerated crescent rolls with a melted butter and salad herb mixture before baking. The method yields savory, aromatic rolls and a warm, fragrant finish.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Rumsey
Mr. Rappard
Bigelow
Karastan
Callaway Lees
BUD Jennings Carpets & Draperies. Inc
Beta Sigma Phi
Clyde Cramer
Ind
Glenn E. Charlton
Lawrence Country Club
W. J. Morlan
Mildred Seaman
Lowell Bailey
Women’s Society of
Centenary United Methodist Church
JOY Circle
Hattie Fetty
Lester DeWeese
Morning Glory Circle
Reichard Hack
Raymond Ikenberry
Gertrude Circle
Billy Cain
Olie R. Parsons
Roscoe Pine
Jim Clark
Hillcrest Rd
Martha Circle
Harold Flanders
Don Vaughn
Mary Circle
Fellowship Hall
Jess O’connor
Carl Hird
Cuma Burgert
Opal Conn
Esther
Neal Wherry
Federated Club of
Louise Baker
Wherry
Lawrence Chamber of Com
Merce and the Color Camera Club
Emma Baldwin
Wilson Senne
Kansas Federation of Women’s Club
Paola
Marguerite Goff
Oscar Benson
Frances Benson
Robert Benson Sr
Joseph
Bob Benson
Roger Benson
Joyce
Terry Holcom
Terry D. and
Kenny
Tau Chapter
Alpha Delta Kappa
St. Jude’s Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Haskell Ave
Barberhawks
Spebsqsa
South Park Recreation Center
Portia Club
Castle Tea Room
Elks Ladies
the Lodge
South Side Reading Club
Carl Roles
Ventura Club
Ralph King
Broadview Dr
Ruth Thompson
R.I. Friends In Council
Leland Pritchard
Cfca Women’s Guild
George
Sherman Rush
Crested Butte Lodge
Crested Butte
Colo
John Rosenbaum
Ohio
San Antonio, Tex
Marvin Taylor
Dwane Richardson
Eudora
Bartlesville
Diana Davidson
Don McConnell
Harold Shaffer
Highland
Clifford Shaffer
Arthur Wheatleys
San Bernardino
Yucaipa
Ray Burkhardt
Roy Johnston
Hamilton
Bittenbender
Chateaubriand
Mary
Amalfi
Florsheim
Town & Country
Life-Stride
Mezzo
Naturalizer
Latina
van Eli
Old Maine
Massachusetts Street
Lytton
Noland
Agency
Casualty
Life Home Owners Health and Accident
George Noland
Douglas
State Bank
C.d.’S
Ce. K
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