Social Activities and Wedding Notices in Local Calendar
The social calendar lists a Basalty Club square dance in Lawrence and a Memorial Union event at 7:30 p.m. Next, July Fourth activities at Lawrence Country Club include Scotch Foursomes at 8:30 a.m. and a postplay breakfast at 11. Howard Hargrove hosts an open house at 1224 Prairie Ave from 2 to 5 p.m. Belshe hosts a B H W Club gathering with a grocery contest won by Reade, White, and Ireland. Margie Schwalm wed William Adcock Jr in Ives Chapel Baldwin with a reception and church decorations described. The Adcocks move to 215 W 23rd St. plus various club meetings and a Lake View Club Fourth of July event. Also reported are social occasions, wedding party details, outfits, and receptions from Baldwin, Ottawa, Wellsville, and Sunflower communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
William H. Adcock Jr
Ives Chapel Methodist Church
Margie Mae Schwalm
Lester Schwalm
William Adcock
Ottawa
Lawrence
Lawrence Country Club
Bob van Noy
Howard Hargrove
Prairie Ave
Mr. Hargrove
Reuter Orgain ‘Co
Billy and
Elmer
James Belshe
B.H.W. Club
Wiliam H. Adcock Jr
Willis Warner
LaCyrne
Wayne Caldwell
Rosalie Kalb
Wellsville
Mary. Ann Pippert
Shirley
Barnhart
Joanne Schwartz
Patty
Gish
Duane Anderson
Sutton
LE Nast
Win
Larry Kalb
Raymond Adcock
Jim Adeneck
Pat Hay
Jean Anderson
Leah Smith
Anna Adenck
Alta‘ Robertson
Judy Turner
Missouri
Adcock
W. 23Rd St
Baldwin High School
Kansas University
Ottawa High School
Peace Food Center
Bell Morgan wedding at Free Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs Harry E Bell Jr wed Friday evening June 28 at the Free Methodist Church. A reception followed at the church with bride Billy Joann Morgan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Morgan of Sunflower, and groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Harry Bell of Sunflower in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billio iJoann Morgan
Glenn Morgan
Sun, Flower
Harry E. Bell Jr
Harry Boll
Free Methodist Church
J. Paul ‘Reid
Morgan
Clara Thorpe
Olathe
E. F. Thorpe Dr
Patricia Krueger
Emporia
Martha Burnsworth
Sunflower
J Bell
Tireg
Renee Ep
Ding
Harry
E. Bell Jr
Bell
Billy
Joann Morgan
Mr. Bell
Harry Bell
Lane A Sunflower and 1957 DeSoto High grads marry
The text notes Lane A. Sunflower as a 1957 DeSoto High School graduate. Guests at the wedding include Harold Parks I Fred Krueger Patricia and Glen of Emporia Pete Pursley of Gannett White Rimmer and James Bell of Nevada Mo. Thorpe Jr. of Olathe attended with others. A golden anniversary for Hallie and Harris was observed at 828 Miss. St. with family visits. They wed June 30 in Weston Mo. and have lived in Lawrence 34 years. Their son John W. Harris and grandson John A. Harris of Topeka attended. granddaughter Phil Howell of Davenport, Iowa could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane A. Sunflower
DeSota High School
Harold Parks
Fred Krueger
Patricia
Glen
Emporia
Pete Pursley
Gannett
White Rimmer
James Bell
Nevada
Thorpe Jr
Olathe
Hallie Harris
Miss. St
Laguz
Weston
Lawrence
John W. Harris
Salina
John A. Harris
Topeka
Phil ‘Howell
Davenport
Iowa
Matthe
Evans and kin take trips east to Europe and Canada
Mr and Mrs David Evans and daughter Doris returned home after a east coast trip. Their other daughter Mary Ann Evans sailed to New York on June 9 with Marsh Tour for a European itinerary and will return August 27. The family traveled via Quebec and New England with Marilyn Burnap of St Louis. Mrs F H Elvig returned from Rapid City with relatives. The Hayneses enjoyed a two week Smokies Blue Ridge trip to Williamsburg Mount Vernon and DC. Nancy Carol Patti Haynes visit Ames relatives as others host Fourth of July guests. Dr and Mrs Guy Wimmer left Long Beach after visiting the Baileys. Grace Light arrived from Brooklyn to visit Naomi Light. Billy Skeet attends Kansas State College pre-enrollment for fall. Dorothy Clower and Scott Phillips plan weekend visit. Rachael Howe Warmus and kids arrive for Fourth of July weekend with Luetta Howe. Paul H Hatfield, Valley Falls HS graduate, undergoes six weeks ROTC summer training at Ft Riley with Kansas State Cadet Program. he majors in agricultural education and belongs to Alpha Zeta Delta Sigma Phi and Scabbard and Blade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Evans
Doris
Mary Ann Evans
New York City
New York
Evans
Quebec
Canada
New England
Washington, D.C
Marilyn Burnap
Washington
D.C
Marion Haynes
Nancy
Carol
Patti
Ames
Iowa
A. G. Kenton
E.L. Haynes
Robert Lowell ‘Bailey
Chicago
Don Wise
Hiawatha
Lowell Bailey
Barker |Ave
Guy Wimmer
Long Beach
Calif
Baileys
Grace Light
Brooklyn
M.Y
Lawrence
Naomi Light
Billy A. Skeet
Route 3
Manhattan
Kansas State College
Dorothy Clower
Laurel
Scott Phillips
Pensacola
Fla
G. H. Phillips
Rachael Howe Warmuskerkenana
Charles and
LaVonda
Cedar Rapids
Town
Wil
Luetta ‘Howe
Paul H. Hatfield
Harold F. Hatfield
Valley Falls
Ft. Riley
Kas
Hatfield
Valley Falls Rural High School
Alpha Zeta
Delta Sigma Phi
Scabbard and Blade Society
Special Breakfast Scones with Raisins and Jam
A Sunday breakfast idea using light or dark raisins folded into scone mix before baking. Finish with a smear of strawberry jam for a simple, comforting treat.
Favorite magazine or book at Jaytawk 4-H Club meets
The Jaytawk 4-H Club meets July 8 at Midland Hall with role calls for Favorite magazine or book. New business covers County 4-H Fair. Program includes Sherry Heck on Training a Calf To Lead, Share Pine demonstration, music by Ann Lathrom, safety by Marvin Hubbard, and a Roger Pine special program. The Conservation Camp report notes June 22-25 at Rock Springs 4-H Ranch with 67 attendees. classes on conservation and land use, plus woodcraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Hall
Roger Pine
Walter Heck
Danny Brune
Ralph Leonhard
Jgaynawk 4-H Club
Rock Springs
Junction City
Ralph
Woostland
Woodcraft
Oysters Stew Recipe From faded old kitchen notes
A fragmented text presents an oyster stew recipe with steps to dip pork chops in flour and cheese batter, fry to golden brown, then make a creamy oyster soup. It lists ingredients like oysters, cheddar, ham, celery, pepper, and water, with directions to simmer until thick and serve with toast points.
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Eus
Adel
Topeka Notes on Cars and Community Involvement
Fragments describe debate over the first car at a stable turned garage, mention Governor Stiby and a Stanley Steamer or Stutz Bearcat. Notes salute American War Mothers, Topeka Eagles, hospital visits, and local flower judging honors. Shared memories include Mrs. Reagan’s garden and Washburn student John Williams.
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Geeenev
Mane
Will Beck
Hilton Reclnier
Stibty
Topeka State Journal
Buck
Carruth
Eagles
Topeka
L. O. Reagan
Toepeka
John Williams
Washburn
Reagan
Woman's Club
Flower Shaw
Geologists Plan Summer Field Work at Kansas University
Geologists from the United States Geological Survey will visit Kansas University for July field study. Tin Avta Swineford leads the expedition, joined by Dyds Smurh and Ava Gager all selected on merit. The team will study facilities northeast of Longford, south of Idana, and northwest of Green as part of the survey inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oye
Stata Cheological Survey
Kansas
Longford
Soth
Idana
Green
How to Treat Fresh and Old Stains on Dark Dresses
Textile chemists advise that fresher stains on dark cotton respond best to warm water washing and soap or detergent rubbing. For older stains apply a vinegar solution then rinse. use a touch of ammonia for color restoration. Follow label instructions. note that 60th 75th and 50th anniversaries are celebrated as Diamond anniversaries.
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Basalty Club
Dames
Memorial Union
Mis
Dust Us Club
Eugene Core
Lake View Club
Arthur Brewster
Mission
Boggs Hat Shop
Varmont
Brookdale Home Demonstration
Jesson
Rudy Oberean
Thay Tepa
Indore Monkine
Lew
Norman Kndacott
Abe
Abi Seenseid Sy
Lois Spencer
Ramseis
Carl Variek
Pianothe
Iesson
Mrs. Chuiches
Gilbert
Lharne Kereer
Linda “Tank Write
Tarner
Tine Hersehell
Vera Hersehell
Chol Jahanning
Sachin
Hamilton
Happy Hal's
HAL
Cerom
Wes Spoon
Orgamin Ators Tye
Winter VA Hospital
USO
Pope Corn South Boys
Lau
Inter+ play
Weavers Bra
Stree
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