Cynthia Sue Corbett to Wed Gary D. Lentz in June
Harold G. Corbett and wife announce the engagement of their daughter Cynthia Sue to Gary D. Lentz, son of Emil Lentz of Cheney Kansas. Cynthia studies at Kansas University and will work for Hallmark Cards in Kansas City. Gary, a Kansas State and KU MBA candidate, also works for Hallmark in Kansas City. The wedding is set for June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. Corbett
N. H. St
Cynthia Sue
Gary D. Lentz
Emil Lentz
Cheney, Kan
Miss Corbett
Kansas University
Hallmark Cards
Kansas City
Lentz
Kansas State University
Faculty and staff travelers report from Kansas University area
Mrs Shultz returns from Phoenix with daughter Marty who transfers to Phoen ix. Mrs McFarland visits California and Woodland relatives. Dr McMahon attends Highway Research Board meeting in Washington and works on soil and chloride stabilization issues. Professor Smith returns from Easton Md after a two day ONR advisory meeting. Francis Heller attends National Merit Scholarship committee meeting in Chicago before returning to Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. McFarland
California
Will French
Woodland
Soils and Foundations Department
McMahon
Thomas R. Smith
Kansas University
Lawrence
Easton
National Academy of Science-National Research Council
Office of Naval Research
ONR
Francis Heller
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Chicago
Medical Assistants To Attend January February Meetings
The Douglas County Medical Assistants Society plans January and February gatherings. Carolyn Dietz and Fay Hadley will attend the Circuit Course in Parsons. Kansas Medical Assistants executive council meeting attendees include Virginia Brand Kay Bradford and Dr H Penfield Jones. A second Circuit Course is set for February 24 25 in Wichita. Lawrence attendees include Brand Bradford Schelbar Crisp Wenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Medical Assistants Society
Carolyn Dietz
Fay Hadley
Parsons
Kansas Medical Assistants Executive Council
Town House
Kansas City
Kan
Virginia Brand
Kay Bradford
Fist
H. Penfield Jones
Wichita
Lawrence
Emma Schelbar
Imogene Crisp
Peggy Wenger
Legion Auxiliary Benefit Card Party Set for Jan 23
The American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey Liberty Post 14 hosts a 7:30 p.m. card party at 115 W Ith St Community Building on Tuesday January 23. Proceeds fund Girls State Hospital Fund Child Welfare Community Service and Rehabilitation with options of bridge canasta or pinocle and refreshments plus prizes. Reservations contact Mrs E C Neustifter or Mrs Harold Fisher. tickets at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorsey-Liberty Post
W. Ith St
Auxiliary
Girls State
Hospital Fund
E. C. Neustifter
Harold Fisher
Ottawa brides name Jill Brown to wed Donald Reimer
Bridal shower honors Miss Jill Brown bride elect of Donald H. Reimer at 1716 Tenn St home. Guests, gifts, and games noted. Wedding set for Immanuel Lutheran Church Saturday at 7:30 p.m. rehearsal dinner hosts announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill Brown
Donald H. Reimer
Gary Goff
1716 Tenn
Georgia Hess
Miss Brown
Harry E. Brown
Ruby Campbell
Ottawa
Clarence Prager
Ed Brown
Tony van Leiden
James Redford
James S. Schultz
Alfred Graves
Robert Lockwood
Gary Huffman
George Robinson
Edgar Salsbury
Zeke Wigglesworth
Gene Dittenber
Deloris Fry
Margaret Lockard
Ralph Kirby
Arley Lederer
Mildred DeRoin
Gilbert Francis
Mark Rice
Mr. Reimer
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Wilson Benton Wedding in EUB Church Eudora
Miss Deanne Wilson became the bride of Richard Price Benton at the Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church in Eudora on December 31. The ceremony, vows by Rev. Benton, with music by Mrs. Carlyle Trabant and Robert Morley, featured a lace gown, a nylon tulle veil, and an orchid bouquet. The reception followed. the couple reside in Eudora with Mr Benton serving as pastor and attending Kansas University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanne Wilson
Howard Wilson
Richard Price Benton
G. I. Benton
St. Joseph, Mo
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church
Eudora
James Wilson
Charlene Eberhart
Gary Wilson
William Wood
Denver
Colo
Robert Bistline
LeMars
Iowa
Roy Vincent
Sim Rothberger
Dorena Hausman
Benton
Hawaii social notes feature readers and reviews
Mrs Merle Mitchell read a special article and Mrs Edward Mumford displayed color pictures. Mrs Bob Osborn highlighted painters in ballet while Mrs William Peters reviewed Jack Paar book I Kid You Not. Mrs Marlin Redding reviewed the life of Thomas Edison. A cooking feature on cinnamon rolls was presented by Mrs Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Merle Mitchell
Edward Mumford
Bob Osborn
William Peters
Jack Paar
Marlin Redding
Thomas Edison
Baxter
Easy Fruit Kebabs for a Ladies Luncheon
Simple coconut covered fruit kebabs with banana chunks peach slices and grapefruit sections on skewers. Serve alongside dainty open faced sandwiches for a ladies luncheon. Dip in lemon or orange juice and roll in toasted coconut.
New TOPS Officers Installed at Meeting
New TOPS officers for Trimmin Wimmen were installed at last week's meeting. Mrs Amos Russell leads with Mrs Gilbert Weidman as co leader and Mrs W B Sneegas as secretary. Mrs Olin White won the 1961 queen title losing 33 pounds with runner up Mrs Russell at 15 pounds. Meetings are at 1 30 p m Friday in the Community Building. call Mrs Russell VI 3 6440 for info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOPS
Trimmin’ Wimmen
Amos Russell
Gilbert Weidman
W. B. Sneegas
Robert Cook
G. M. Hoffecker
David Vequist
Olin White
Russell
Marriage in Centenary Church Celebrates Pratt Taylor Union
Geraldine Pratt daughter of Mr and Mrs William Potts of 335 Elm Street married Jerry Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Delmar Taylor of 1905 Mass Street on January 6 at Centenary Methodist Church with Rev William DeLaughder officiating. The couple’s reception followed in the church annex and they will reside in California while Mrs Taylor attends beauty school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Pratt
William Potts
Elm. St
Jerry Taylor
Delmar Taylor
Mass. St
William DeLaughder
Centenary Methodist Church
Brackett Community Meeting and Local Club Gatherings
Chile hosts a Brackett community meeting at 7 30 p m Saturday at the school with each family asked to bring a dozen doughnuts or six coffee rolls. Hosts are Mr and Mrs Don Julian and Mr and Mrs John Pickens. Mount Oread Eagles Auxiliary 309 meets 8 p m Friday in Eagle Hall. Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Jayhawk Chapter 22 holds 2 p m Monday meeting in the Police Fire Building 8th and Vt Streets. Do Sa Do Square Dance Club meets 8 p m Saturday in the IOOF Hall with Vern Hutton calling. All square dancers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackett
Don Julian
John Pickens
Mount Oread Eagles Auxiliary
Eagle Hall
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
Jayhawk Chapter 22
8Th and
Vt. Sts
IOOF
Vern Hutton
R. W. McClure
Ind
Raymond Nichols
Kenneth Anderson
Clifton Ct
George B. Smilth
Hills Pkwy
Henry Shenk
St. Nu
Kappa Kappa Jota
Stanley Johnson
TS Club
Mary Jones
Mount Oread Eagles
Social Calendar Highlights From KU and Local Groups
KU events include Dames at 8 p.m. in Watkins Room Kansas Union and Faculty Club activities with dinner at 6 30 p m and bridge at 7 30 p.m. Chapter notices list PEO units with times and host names plus PHO and Kappa Kappa Jota events at various locations and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KU Medical Dames
Kansas Union
Spareribs Browning in Hot Oven Then Slow Finish
For spareribs, brown them in a hot oven and finish cooking with slow oven heat. Taste with the sauce used during the slow cooking. Spareribs can be cut into 2 rib portions.
Food price rises from cold weather hit groceries
The Associated Press reports shoppers will see higher grocery bills due to cold weather. Vegetables like onions, spinach, beets, cabbage, peppers, cucumbers, eggplant and squash may rise by 2 to 3 cents per pound in some regions. Despite freezes, bargains remain on carrots, onions, potatoes, lettuce, and other staples. Beef, lamb, and pork remain regional buys with one national chain cutting prices on several cuts. New York sirloin drops to 85 cents per pound and rib roast to 65 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Florida
Texas
New York
Snow Delays Hit Real Shipments, Prices Rise
Snow disruptions delay shipments and push general price levels upward. Fish demand shifts with regional tastes and availability affecting markets.
Vanity the Name is Man as Well as Woman
Men spend heavily on appearance with high dry cleaning costs and frequent services. Surveys show many men color hair or use permanents and even dry clean year round suits to protect jobs and marriages. Lawrence based N L D C Dry Cleaner is New York Cleaners at 926 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Institute of Drycleaning
Lawrence
N.ld.c
New York Cleaners
Mass
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Hixon Studio Thote
Cynthia Sue Corbett
Pvronal
Bill Shultz
Phoenix
Ariz
Marty Shultz
Trans World Airlines
Washington, D. C
Legion Auxiliary
Jorried
University Club
Harold Edmonds
L. C. DeMoss
Hugh Sheridan
Adah Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Eva Bushey
Ina Foster
Pauline Woods
Elizabeth Coons
Clara Jones
Edythe Norman
Marguerite Schwarz
Emma Berg
Nettie Wismer
Winnie Polson
Pleasant Hour Club
C. W. Davenport
Charles Lux
Allan Kirby
C. E. Sneegas
Davenport
Henry Hack
Don Gilmer
Gaylord Schneck Jr
Lux
James Jeffries
Alpha Upsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Ralph Clare
Sharon Baxter
Clare
Bill Naff
Roy Axline
Bob Johnston
Albert Leak
Charles McPheeters
Drakes
Kroger Store and
Cole's Food Center
A. V. Phillips
Chile
Evsles
Vermont St
Betty U3
Ethel
Baldwin
Salands
Challant
23Rd St
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