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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1967

Page

4

Social events honor couples and educators in Topeka and Lawrence

Rehearsal dinner for Wen del Hale and Nancy Snow at the Kansas Union precedes their wedding at First Christian Church. A separate Woodlawn School luncheon honors Mrs. Bernice Smyser with school book centerpieces and a Florentine desk jewelry box. The Past Noble Grand Club meets at IOOF Hall for a covered dish luncheon and officer installation. World War I Raw Valley Bar racks No. 1852 hosts a covered dish dinner at South Park Recreation Center followed by a meeting. Lawrence Country Club hosts Scotch Foursomes with Bill King and guests.

William L. Hale Wendel Hale Nancy Snow The Kansas Union First Christian Church Miss Snow Velma Douglas Topeka Douglas Lorene Godfrey Walter Snow Kansas City Marion Godfrey Betty Schrader Jenny Brouchard Emily Holmquist Nellie Griffith Lillian Snow Annie Copp Sharon Shoemaker Bernice Smyser Woodlawn Raymond Crews A. B. Ewing Ewing Smyser Catherine van Reekum Meredith Verhage Maryruth Casebier Judy Cobean Jane Alexander Barbara Axton Carolyn Noble Grand Club IOOF Ethel Mae White Alberta Snow Thelma Haverty Helen Peters Mabel Nieder Raw Valley Barracks South Park Recreation Center Bessie Westergren Frances Riley Ralph Gemmell Lawrence Country Club Bill King

Sherry Coffey Engaged to Carroll Verhage

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coffey of 745 N. 3rd St announce the engagement of their daughter Sherry Coffey to Carroll Verhage, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mart Verhage of Geneva Nebraska. Sherry will be a Lawrence High School senior next fall and works at Samaritan Lodge. Verhage is a 1962 Downs High School graduate and a Kansas University sophomore employed by Trapp's Radio and TV.

Kenneth Coffey N. 3Rd St Sherry Carroll Verhage Mart Verhage Geneva Neb Coffey Lawrence High School the Samaritan Lodge Verhage Downs High School Kansas University Trapp Radio

Nuns Begin Milwaukee Pilot Community Living In Modern Dress

Twenty nuns of the Roman Catholic Daughters of the Cross will leave their Shreveport convent to form an experimental religious community in Milwaukee. They will wear modern dress, use their legal names, live in groups, share earnings, and receive no church funding as they pursue a site near Milwaukee apartments. The move follows Vatican II calls for new expressions of religious life.

Shreveport Order of Daughters of the Cross Wisconsin Milwaukee Mary Michael Daughters of the Cross Oklahoma City Connecticut United States

Rose Display Set For June Ninth At Local Building

An exhibit titled Rose Parade will run 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday June 9 in the Anchor Savings Association Building. The Lawrence Flower Club Prairie Acres Garden Club and Green Thumb Garden Club host the show in their first federated interclub project. Entries limited to three garden clubs members with labeled rose varieties and exhibitor names.

Anchor Savings Association Lawrence Flower Club Prairie Acres Garden Club Ien Thumb Garden Club National Council of State Garden Club M. W. Goff Frank Foley Prairie Acres Club George Bocquin Green Thumb Club

Personal News From West Coast Vacation And Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Forrest A Jackson return from a West Coast vacation visiting Mrs LeRoy Weatherby in Los Angeles and Lt Gene W Jackson at Fornellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas. Lt Jackson to transfer to Mountain Home AFB in Idaho. Cpl and Mrs Robert Kerr of Camp LeJeune visit Kerr parents in Lecompton. their son Staff Sgt Larry Kerr and family also visit. Wayne Curtis and son Stephen of St Joseph stay with Lecompton residents. Curtis niece is Mrs Bahnmaier. Other dinner guests include Eleanor Hadl Mabel Eldridge Marian Madi and Mrs George Bahnmaier. Miss Mad heads to Moran Wyoming for summer. Melvin Jones retires after 34 years with Santa Fe Railroad and 15 years at Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant. planned West Coast and Canada trailer trip. Tom Tommaney and Wallace Galluzzi travel to Santa Fe for Institute of American Indian Art meetings June 4–9 after higher-education conference at McPherson College. Ann Pierce and Marion Wellar of Highland Falls librarians at West Point visit Elizabeth Dunn at Haskell Institute. Weekend trips include Eisenhower Library in Abilene and Truman Library in Independence. Mr and Mrs W P Nichols attend 40th high school reunion in Larned. accompanied by Mr and Mrs Ward Martin and Mr and Mrs Wren Gabel. Nichols acts master of ceremonies. lunch guests include Mrs Ray Nichols.

Mrs. Forrest A. Jackson West Coast Mrs. Jackson LeRoy Weatherby Los Angeles Calif Gene W. Jackson Fornellis Air Force Base Las Vegas Nev Jackson Mountain Home Air Force Base Boise Idaho Robert L. Kerr Camp LeJeune N. C Cpl. Kerr Dale Kerr Kerr’s Larry G. Kerr Sherrie Kerrie Robin Bret Fall Brook Camp Pendleton Sgt Kerr Wayne Curtis Stephen St. Joseph George M. Bahnmaier Lecompton William van Dyke W. 22Nd St. Terr Curtis Bahnmaier Eleanor Hadl Mabel Eldridge Tenn Marian Mad Baldwin Fernand Mad Moran Wyo Melvin Jones Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant Virginia Inn Jones Hillcrest Santa Fe Railroad California Sunflower Vivian Canada Thomas Tommaney Haskell Institute Wallace Galluzzi Haskell Santa Fe N. M Ann Pierce Marion Wellar Highland Falls N. Y Elizabeth Dunn Miss Pierce Miss Wellar U.S. Military Academy West Point Miss Dunn Eisenhower Abilene Truman Independence W. P. Nichols Larned Nichols Ward Martin Topeka Wren Gabel Rochester Martins Gabels Ray Nichols

Lucky Clover 4-H Club Holds Scrap Iron Drive

The Lucky Clover 4-H Club held its annual scrap iron drive Saturday at Linwood with 15 members and five adults participating. After a noon picnic, the day ended with a square dance at the Sherman Township fire station.

Linwood Sherman Township

Social Calendar Events Highlight Local Club Gatherings

Friday events include the O and E Club meeting at Mrs. Fred Kahn’s home with Adaht Chapter No. 7 Eastern Star in the Masonic Temple. Saturday features KU Class of 1942 reunion dinner dance at Eldridge Hotel with George Francis orchestra and a 3–6 p.m. Law School reunion in Red Slipper Room, followed by a 6:30 p.m. dinner. A 11:30 a.m. KU luncheon and 11:30 a.m. Kansas Union events celebrate the 1942 group and Gold Medal Club.

Fred. Kahn L. L. VanGaasbeek Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Kansas University Eldridge Hotel George Francis Red Slipper Eldridge Kansas Room Kansas Union W. Clarke Wescoe The

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