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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1967
Page
3
Social events span Topeka Garden City and Eudora with rehearsal dinners for Barbara Green and Karen Kesler, wedding plans at Trinity Episcopal and St Marys Church. Local clubs Alpha Zeta Epsilon Sigma Alpha Recreation St Theresa Holy Family and Evangelical unit guild report new officers, meetings, dinners, and a Kansas themed program.
Gob Scout Pack 3051 met Tuesday at Plymouth Congregational Church and inducted two Bobcats, David Mandelker and Alynn Austin. Maynard Strothmann led the invocation, Den 3 handled the flag ceremony, and badges were awarded to Stephen Williams, Ricky Logan, Duane Filkins, Ron ob Goolsby, with David Silsbee receiving a two year pin. Skits by Dens 13.3 and 6 complemented a film Star 34. Blue and Gold Banquet planned for Feb 21.
A simple Saturday supper idea features frank kabobs for family meals. Slice fryinks onions and pickles into 1 inch pieces, thread onto skewers, and broil. Nominate a father to broil and baste with the family barbecue sauce.
Mrs. C. B. Johnson returns from a five week visit with daughter in Longview Washington. Lawrence women attend a Women in Community Service training session in Kansas City. Centennial School fourth graders visit Topeka Capitol and museum by bus. Mrs. Ralph Campbell returns from a East Coast trip visiting daughters in Wilmington Delaware and Charlottesville Virginia.
Lawrence Art Guild executive board met Thursday night at President Miss Maud Ellsworths home. They discussed committee programs and approved the president’s report to the Arts Council. Announcement was made that the guild has 12 new members.
The annual Jayhawk Jamboree for square dancers happens Saturday night in the Kansas Union ballroom with Frank Lane of Estes Park Colorado calling at 8. The Belles and Beaux Square Dance Club sponsors the event and officers Bob Pulliam Harry Beguelin Gordon Montz and Truman Harding handle arrangements. Dancers from Kansas Nebraska and Missouri have attended in past years. Lane will also call a Moose Club dance in Wichita tonight before returning to Estes Park and heading to California for February square dance events.
Chil Votes Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary will hold a covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m Tuesday at Mrs Mabel Kollenders home 202 W 15th St Members should bring a covered dish and table service Lawrence Color Camera Club postpones Thursday meeting to Feb 2 at South Park Recreation Center program to be announced Old Friends Club meets Tuesday at 2 p m with Mrs Nora Harbeson and Mrs C A Skaggs assisting devotions by Mrs F H Johns and Mrs E S Parnell roll call covers miscellaneous topics
Miss Gwen Altic daughter of Mrs Ralph Altic and the late Mr Altic married Davis C Leckton in a Thursday double ring ceremony at Trinity Lutheran Church Rev Harold Hamilton officiated The bride escorted by cousin Gene Fritzel with Mrs Paul Kincaid Jr matron of honor and Pam Altic as flower girl Attendants included Bart Barteldes best man and ushers Paul Kincaid Jr and Larry Midgett A reception followed The bride a 1965 KU graduate teaches choir at a Dearborn Michigan junior high He is a KU graduate with two years Army service awaiting deployment to Saigon Vietnam The couple plans to join him in Singapore later
Mary Sue James Barkhouse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton C. James Sr. of Lawrence, announces engagement to Alan Holt Kvanli of Montevideo, Minnesota. Barkhouse works as secretary to Robertson and Ericson Architects. Kvanli is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erank of Montevideo and holds a Macalester College bachelor’s degree and a Kansas University master’s in mathematics earned in 1966. They plan to wed this summer.
Half bottles of wine prove useful for recipes that call for wine. They offer convenient portion control and reduce waste when only a small amount is needed.
Mr and Mrs A R Richardson announce the marriage of their daughter Karen Sue to Mervil Ira Dick in Perry. The bride, Oska loosa High School graduate, works at Santa Fe General Offices Topeka. The groom, Perry High School graduate, farms near Perry where they reside. Rev John Duncan officiated at the Perry Methodist ceremony.
Miss Carol Tryon provided organ music at the service where the bride wore a white brocade street length A-line dress with bell sleeves and rhinestone buttons. The maid of honor was Miss Patricia Burns of Lawrence, and Eugene Tabbert of Perry stood as best man. A church reception followed with Mrs. Charlotte Wells, Mrs. Noreen Stember serving.
Cub Scout Pack 3158 Den 10 held a banquet ending the Junior Fire Patrol work. Albert C. Smith and Larry Brizendine led the patrol, Lane Smith won an honorary chief’s badge, Scott Smith earned the assistant chief’s badge, and all boys received Junior Fire Patrol badges and certificates.
A meat loaf baked in a round pan is finished with a glaze of whole cranberry sauce. The mix includes finely chopped celery and pumpkin pie spice, with soy sauce, breadcrumbs, eggs, milk, and pork. Served with yams, salad, and rolls.
The University Club invites members to a Friday dinner bridge session. Participants should arrive ready to play and enjoy an evening of bridge in a social setting.
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