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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1964

Page

3

Engagement of Mary Helen Mittelstadt to Jeffrey Wayne Martin

Mr and Mrs Leslie P Mittelstadt announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Helen to Jeffrey Wayne Martin son of Mr and Mrs BE Martin. Miss Mittelstadt is a Lawrence High School graduate and works at Douglas County State Bank. Mr Martin is a Lawrence High School graduate and attended Emporia State Teachers College with Sigma Tau Gamma. He is employed by National Car Rental Agency in Kansas City Missouri. Wedding date not set.

Leslie P. Mittelstadt Oxford Rd Mary Helen Jeffery Wayne Martin BE. H. Martin W. 6Th St Miss Mittelstadt Lawrence High School Douglas County State Bank Martin Lawrence Emporia State Teachers College Sigma Tau Gamma Social Fraternity National Car Rental Agency Kansas City

Lane Guntert Vows Set for April Wedding

Mr and Mrs E Allan Lane of Kansas City announce the engagement of their daughter Diane Marie to Robert L Guntert son of Mr and Mrs William F Guntert of Lawrence. Diane is a KU graduate and Alpha Delta Pi member. The couple will wed Saturday April 11 at Christ the King Catholic Church Kansas City.

E. Allan Lane Kansas City, Mo Diane Marie Robert L. Guntert William F. Guntert Lawrence Miss Lane Kansas University Alpha Delta Pi Guntert Christ the King Catholic Church Kansas City

PTA Notes on Reading, Nominating Officers Approved

Natalie Calderwood of Kansas University spoke at Cordley School PTA about children's reading and parental responsibility. She displayed book jackets and distributed lists of outstanding books as the PTA library committee showed new titles. The nominating committee's selections for next year were approved, naming Mrs. Alan Hack and others.

Natalie Calderwood Kansas University Cordley PTA Alan Hack

School Parent Club Officers and Hosts Named

President Mrs Ross McKinney and officers listed with vice presidents and secretaries. Hosts are sixth grade parents Mr and Mrs Charles Saffron, Mr and Mrs Don Carttar, Mr and Mrs Clifford Davis, and Mr and Mrs Thomas Ingram.

Ross McKinney Charles Johannsen Charles Spease Charles Warner Robert Edmiston Charles Saffron Don Carttar Clifford Davis Thomas Ingram

Kansas Day Programs Presented by Woodlawn Pupils

Woodlawn School held two Kansas Day assemblies. Third grade classes hosted morning activities showing the Kansas flower seal state bird and tree and an early wagon era scene. Fourth graders staged a state history tour with map displays and a Jayhawker character.

Eugena Russell Mary Salva Kansas Lynn T. Osborne Bernice Smyser Abilene Hutchinson Coffeyville Medicine Lodge Robbie Embers Marilyn Crawford Woodlawn Pta

Lawrence Flower Club Installs 1964 Officers At Meeting

Lawrence Flower Club installs 1964 officers at the Episcopal Parish House with Mrs J Fred Broeker as president and Prof Ferdinand C Bates of Kansas University addressing tornado research. 55 members and guests attend as prizes, gifts, and seed-collection plans are noted for February events.

Lawrence Flower Club Episcopal Parish House J. Fred Broeker H. W. Edmondson Dick Shanafelt Eldon Ulrich Charles Springer Ralph Colman Ferdinand C. Bates Kansas University Texas Kansas Ben Rowing B. L. Cowden John Talleur Margaret Broeker Broeker Clarence Gorrill Lois Wilson Lawrence Public Library C. L. DeWatteville C. J. Winter Zoe Glassmire

Legion Auxiliary Benefit Card Party Held at New Legion Home

The American Legion Auxili ary Dorsey Liberty Unit 14 sponsors a benefit card party at 7 30 p m in the new Legion Home with special prizes and refreshments including sandwiches pie cake and coffee. Mrs Ethel Hamilton chairs general arrangements.

American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey-Liberty Unit 14 New Legion Ethel Hamilton

Bridal dinner honors John Dillon Anderson in Joplin

Mr and Mrs Theodore C Anderson host a bridal dinner in honor of their son John Dillon Anderson and his fiancé Mary Katherine Smithmeyer. The couple wed Saturday at Immanuel Lutheran Church with a reception at the KU Faculty Club after rehearsal.

Theodore C. Anderson Joplin John Dillon Anderson Mary Katherine Smithmeyer Immanuel Lutheran Church

Local Notes From Leavenworth Community

JAwonal Mrs Hovey J Hanna returns from Brentwood California after about six weeks with her daughter Mrs Nelson May and family. Mabel R Pontius of the Moline Rest Home will observe her 99th birthday Sunday with a card shower. Bob Van Noy has returned from Florida where she visited Delray Beach and played in the Doherty Women's Amateur Golf Tournament. Paul Kincaid Jr and wife named David Kendall born January 22. grandparents Ralph Altic and Dr Paul Kincaid. Mrs Roger Jessip of Atchison, formerly Lawrence, is a patient at Atchison Hospital set for surgery Saturday morning. Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe attends a board meeting of the American Council on Education in Washington DC. Assistant Prof Robert F Asbury of KU Architecture speaks at Leavenworth County Historical Society dinner on early Kansas architecture. exhibit at Ft Leavenworth.

Hovey J. Hanna Brentwood Calif Nelson May Mabel R. Pontius Moline Rest Home Miss. St Bob van Noy Ala. St Florida Delray Beach W. Clarke Wescoe Washington, D. C American Council On Education United States Robert F. Asbury KU Department of Architecture Kansas Leavenworth

Beta Sigma Phi Benefit Card Party for Bess Stone Center

About 200 attended the Beta Sigma Phi city council benefit card party at the National Guard Armory. Proceeds benefited the Bess Stone Activity Center with a $250 check presented by City Council president Mrs. Frank Case to center director Mrs. John Glinka. Prize winners were announced including Mrs. Lathrop B. Read Jr and others.

John Glinka Bess Stone Frank Case Beta Sigma Phi Lawrence National Guard Armory National Guard City Council Charles Patti Beta Mu Xi Gamma Alpha Gamma Kathleen White Dakota Lathrop B. Read Jr Dale Scannell Hal Orel Marilyn Lahm

Community club dances and society meetings announced

The Square Dance Club will meet at 8 p.m. Saturday in the IOOF Hall with Vern Hutton of Topeka as caller. The John Pound chapter of the Daughters of the American Colonists will meet Saturday at the Castle Tea Room for a 1:30 p.m. dessert. Belleview Ladies Aid schedules a Tuesday covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Albert Sommer’s home. Roll call will be valentines and secret pals will hold a valentine exchange.

Helianthus Eudora Larry Lefholz Naismith Madge Rothberger Rosneau Recreation Club Lorena Dowers Mildred Dunigan Maude Chamney Mable Allison IOOF Vern Hutton Topeka John Pound The Daughters of the American Colonists Castle Tea Room Belleview Ladies Aid Albert Sommer N.Y. St Ed Johnson

Local social names in a society column

Theron Harper, Mrs. Floyd Preston, Mrs. L. W. Seagon dollar, Mrs. Richard Powell, Mrs. Frank Raley, Mrs. John Jimenez, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kerns, Mrs. Shelley Gasper, Mrs. Carol Tibbits, Miss Mary Klooz, Mrs. J. W. Culvahouse and Mrs. Irene Wilson.

Theron Harper Floyd Preston L. W. Seagondollar Richard Powell Frank Raley John Jimenez C. E. Kerns Shelley Gasper Carol Tibbits Mary Klooz J. W. Culvahouse Irene Wilson

Social Calendar Events Ahead This Week

Thursday KU Faculty Club hosts a dessert bridge at 7 30 p m. Friday features the Double Dozen Club at 2 p.m with Mrs Edward Boehle at 1845 St. Mass St University Club gathers for a covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m in club rooms 1007144 Mass St.

Edward Boehle St. St. University Club Mass. St

Roasting Temperatures For Turkeys by Weight

Many cooks favor 350 degrees for turkeys up to 12 pounds and 325 degrees for heavier birds over 12 pounds. This guidance highlights a simple rule based on turkey size to balance doneness and juiciness.

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Estes Studio Mary Helen Mittelstadt Lane-Guntert Diane Marie Lane KRAFT Woodlawn School Amilson Robert Edmiston Stores Drakes Lawrence Country Club Jesse Campbell Elizabeth Neis Ruth Reese Helianthus Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Lefholz Helen Wright Viola Broers Esther Crawford Hilleen Woodard Lena Wilson Leon Walker Pearl Rosneau Zoe Pingry Lulu Lothholz Leona Haney Pauline Cory Buddy Lawrence Maine St Penkells Donald Schick Donald Funk Kenneth Bailey Funk Richard Goff Bailey Alpha Zeta Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha Wilma Meyer Mary Frances Coffman Sharon Grigg Meyer University Club Frances Guist Ess Slone Nefit Carbo Bess Stone Center Helen Helen Harmon Susie Hess Phyllis Hubbard East 7Th Collier's Sleep Shop Engaged Catalina Columbia Anay Christian College Jeweler Massachusetts
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