Deborah Ling and Eric Stucky Wed at Plymouth Church
Deborah Ling and Eric Daniel Stucky of Lawrence exchanged vows at Plymouth Congregational Church with a 7 p.m. ceremony. Rev Maynard Beemer officiated. Music by James Moeser and KU faculty brass quartet accompanied the processional and recessional. The couple will reside in Kansas City. the bride works as an advertising artist for Sears and Roebuck, the groom attends KU Medical School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
Deborah Ling
Eric Daniel Stucky
Lawrence
Maynard Beemer
James Moeser
Kansas University
Keith Amstutz
Robert Foster
David Bushouse
Robert Ford
Handel
Daniel S. Ling Jr
Milo O. Stucky
Pioneer Rd
Anna Stucky Jones
Charles D. Jones
New Canaan, Conn
Louis
Two Area Entrants Listed For Miss Kansas Pageant
Gail Marie Lesh from Wellsville and Denise Diane Coleman from Valley Falls will compete as Miss Ottawa and Miss Topeka among 28 entrants in Pratt. Miss Kansas will represent the state at Miss America in Atlantic City. No Lawrence entrant is listed. the Miss Lawrence KU contest was not discussed or scheduled by the Lawrence Jaycees this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Marie Lesh
Wellsville
Denise Diane Coleman
Valley Falls
Pratt
Miss Lesh
Ottawa
Miss Coleman
Atlantic City
Lawrence-Kansas University
Lawrence Jaycees
Roy Allen
Lawrence-Ku
Ancient Nectarines Described by USDA Guidelines
Nectarines are ancient fruits with peach and plum traits. Store uncovered in the refrigerator, says the USDA. Best used within three to five days of purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Meat Rule Shows Higher Turkey and Ham Content
The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service of the USDA specifies minimum meat content for processed products. Turkey fricassee must contain 20 percent more turkey while ham spread requires at least 50 percent ham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Reese Fisher Betrothal Promises Winter Wedding
Mrs. John S. Reese of Eudora announces the engagement of Pamela Gail Reese to Michael Alan Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Fisher of 810 Schwarz. Pamela Gail is a 1972 graduate of Eudora High School and works for Hallmark Cards Inc. Michael is a 1970 Lawrence High School graduate and is employed by the Kansas Color Press. A winter wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 5S. Reese
Eudora
Pamela Gail
Michael Alan Fisher
Alan C. Fisher
Schwarz Rd
Miss Reese
Eudora High School
Mr. Fisher
Lawrence High School
The
Kansas Color Press
Personal news and births from local families
Mrs. Gary Hatfield and her children from Sacramento visit Lawrence with her in laws the Hatfields while Mrs Hatfield attends Reno schooling. Keith Thompson enrolls at Kansas State University for fall. Mr and Mrs Gene Flakus welcome twins David Eugene and Anthony Wayne born June 21 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Grandparents Rogers Flakus from Wellsville. Great grandmothers Anna Flakus Genoa Neb and Mrs B L Rogers Houstonia Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Hatfield
Sacramento
Calif
Lawrence
W. W. Hatfield
Kansas City
Harold Roach
Mas. Hatfield
Reno
Nev
Gene Flakus
Lowa
David Eugene
Anthony Wayne
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Glenn Rogers
Lawrence Flakus
Wellsville
Anna Flakus
Genoa
Neb
B. L. Rogers
Houstonia
Elks Ladies July lunch and card party notes
About 65 members attended the Elks Ladies July lunch and card party at the Lodge. Door prizes went to Mrs. Gene Saunders Mrs. Luke Smith and Mrs. Bill Jones. Bridge winners were Mrs. Al Hunter and Mrs. Laura Grover. Canasta prizes went to Mrs. Roy Bergen and Mrs. Isabel Dennett. Wedding plans reported for Miss Hersey Margolin and Archie Greenstein set for Kansas City. Tarr family reunion held at Leavenworth County Lake Tonganoxie with attendees from McLouth Lawrence Perry and Winchester. A Singles group meets Monday to discuss Why People Marry with host Marian Curtis. Various social visits and gatherings noted at Hu dora Olathe Overland Park St. Louis and Miami affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Ladies
Gene Saunders
Luke Smith
Bill Jones
al Hunter
Laura Grover
Roy Bergen
Isabel Dennett
Social events calendar highlights in Lawrence area
Do-Si-Do Square Dance Club celebrates 25th anniversary with an 8 p.m. dance at the Kansas Union ballroom. Parents Without Partners chapter 228 hosts an evening discussion at Freda Roskahr's home 306 Mich. Hospital Auxiliary Board meets at 9:30 a.m. in Lawrence Memorial Hospital conference room. League of Women Voters hosts a 12:45 p.m. public luncheon in Watkins Room Kansas Union with a 12:30 p.m. bridge luncheon at Lawrence Country Club. Lawrence Color Camera Club meets 7:30 p.m. at South Park Recreation Center.
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Kansas Union Ballroom
Freda Roskahr
Mich
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
League of Women Voters
Watkins
Kansas Union
Lawrence Country Club
Lawrence Color Camera Club
South Park Recreation
Center
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Kansas
Jaycees
Allen
Hallmark Franchise
Seablue Products
Hammerschmidt Specialties
Jor Young Vernon
Ins White
Bunny Black
Massachusetts Street
Reese-Fisher
Hallmark Cards Inc
Pamela Gail Reese
Keith Thompson
Ridge Ct
College of Business Administration
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Sharpee
Malden
Dallas
New Orleans
Las Vegas
Bowmtown Lawrence Agsoc
Bentonse Chamber
Gf Co
Hersey B. Margolin
Archie Greenstein
Oakwood Country Club
Fred R. Greenstein
Kansas City Country Club
Miss Margolin
James 8. Margolin
Tarr
Leavenworth County Lake
Tonganoxie
George Tarr
Frank Champion
Richard Penne
Denise
Rudy
Dennis Stevens
Michael
Penny
Rodney
McLouth
Richard Torneden
Len Wiley
Fred
Jeff Harrell
Arnold Wiley
Sondra
Linda
George Stevens
Terie
Mark
Angela
Perry
Roy Stevens
Ruth
Nancy
Wanda
Wendy
Winchester
Marian Curtis
Powers
Leslie Kindred
Hudora
Eugene McFarland
Wichita
Richard Metts
Terrie
Miami, Fla
Mrs. Kindred
Meffarland
Dennis Ott
Olathe
Mike Toler
Overland Park
Don Swoyer
St. Louis
Lyle Kindred
Louie Kindred
Carrol Gerstenberger
Pearl Collins
Ralph White
Mudora
Lawrense
Stree
Misses Coats
Girlswear
Childrenswear
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