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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1960
Page
4
Vinland Grange schedules its annual pancake ground hog supper for Monday evening February 1 at the grange hall. All are invited with proceeds earmarked for Vinland Fairgrounds improvements.
Miss Karen Kay Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs Mel W Lewis and Ronald G Barnes son of Mr and Mrs Guy L Barnes were married Sunday January 17 at First Methodist Church. The double ring ceremony at 2 pm featured red carnations and white Florida gladioli with organ music and floral arrangements.
Kansas University student Miss Carolyn Jane Ely of Newton and Charles Neuringer of Lawrence set Sunday February 21 for their wedding at 3 p.m. at Beth Shalom Temple Kansas City Missouri. Ely a senior in English literature Neuringer a psychology graduate student with a master’s degree will reside in Los Angeles California after marriage.
Thursday events include dinner bridge at Lawrence Country Club and dessert bridge at KU Faculty Club. AAUW dessert meeting at Kansas Union and Green Thumb Garden Club at 8 p.m. Stories list Mu Phi Mpsilon Alumnae and Mount Oread Seagtes Auxiliary activities. Friday notes list Hellanthus Club 7 36 p.m. at Lisle Isley and Sigel Community meeting at Sigel School.
Mrs. William S. Hamilton of 608 Utah Court was the guest of honor at a Wednesday morning farewell coffee hosted by Mrs. H. K. McKenzie of 210 Dakota Street. The Hamiltons relocate to Wilmington Delaware due to Mr. Hamilton’s transfer from the Tecumseh DuPont plant to the Wilmington plant. Guests included Prairie Acres Garden Club members and several named hostesses and attendees.
Kansas University researchers compare 1928 32 and 1953 57 cohorts from the Student Health Service finding rising average height from 64.167 to 65.160 inches and weight from 117.54 to 124.738 pounds. The heaviest student weighed 259 pounds at 67 inches. the lightest 76.5 pounds at 62 inches.
Wednesday activities include the Topeka Woman's Club meeting with Miss Hill participating in a symposium on Our Responsibilities moderated by Mrs. Hobart Hoyt. India Community Club and Mount Dread Eagles Auxiliary plan events with initiations and a bridal shower for Judy Ann Taylor.
Boerste er and Mrs E L Haynes and Mr and Mrs Howard McConnell came back Wednesday evening from a three week car tour of Mexico visiting Mexico City Acapulco and other sites. Mrs A B Weaver left Wednesday night for a short visit in South Bend Ind with her niece Mrs Kenneth Bruner and family. Dr and Mrs L H Frink have gone to Centerville Iowa for the funeral of Dr Frinks brother Fred who died suddenly Tuesday noon at the home of their sister in Ottumwa Iowa. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Dixon of Kansas City are the parents of
A daughter born Wednesday January 27 is named Shonna Kay. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs C R Shelton Turner and Mr and Mrs Lloyd J Dixon 243 Ark. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles Potts. Mr and Mrs John Banta Jr and sons Keith and Chris prepare to move to Salt Lake City for Hercules Powder Co. Christian Carl named for newborn son born January 25 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Alan Hack of 2013 Vt Street, joining siblings Cary Alan and Bill. Lawrence Chamber of Commerce official E R Zook attends sessions in Washington DC this week.
A simple recipe combines pork chops with tomato juice and fresh rosemary for a savory baked dish. Seasoning enhances flavor, then bake until tender and juicy for a quick weeknight dinner.
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