Miss Mary Larson to be honored at Kansas University event
Miss Mary Larson retired after 52 years in KU zoology. A Sunday reception at Tomahawk Hills in Johnson County hosts 175 guests, with Dr. and Mrs. Tex Fury as hosts. Edith Larson, visiting sister and North Dakota University professor, will attend, as will 1950s-era Lawrence connections and a $500 AAUW grant earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Larson
Kansas University
Edith Larson
North Dakota University
Johnson County
Journal- World Photo
Tomahawk Hills Country Club
Tex Fury
Lawrence
Kansas City
Tomahawk Hills
Miss Larson
Grand Forks
Ohio
American Association of University Women
Upsala
Sweden
Marriages and Bridal Events Highlight Local Social
Miss Paula Sterner and Ry land Kessinger wed in a First Presbyterian Church ceremony at 8 tonight. A dessert rehearsal event hosted by Reinhold Schmidt featured pink and white décor and a guest list of many relatives and bridal party members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Sterner
Ryland Kessinger
First Presbyterian Church
Reinhold Schmidt
Colonial Ct
Miss Sterner
Wilbur West
Ivan Shull
Allen Sterner
Kessinger
W. H. Kessinger
Hoyt
Marion Novotny
Overland Park
Wayne Cole
Nancy Shull
Marilyn
Barbara West
Golden Wedding for Mr and Mrs Elza Bond
Mr and Mrs Elza Bond of 719 Locust Street celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Monday June 8. No public celebration is planned with a family dinner hosted by their son Glen Freeman at 1922 Barker Avenue on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Bond
Locust St
Glen Freeman
Barker Ave
Social Calendar Briefs Show Frugal Friday Gatherings
FRIDAY TS Club meets at 7 30 pan hosted by Mrs. Ida Price 1017 Pa St Helianthus Club hosts a 6 p m event for Mr and Mrs Boyd Adkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TS Club
Ida Price
St. Helianthus Club
Boyd Adkins
Girl Scout Convention Closes After Three-Day Session
The Kaw Valley Girl Scout Council senior convention ended today after a three day session at Kansas University housing 82 Senior Scouts from a nine county area. The event featured tours workshops and a fashion show with plans by a four county assembly planning group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Union
Kaw Valley
Linda Brandt
1020
Tenn
Mary Morse
Manhattan
Girl Scout Senior Assembly
Suzy Hatfield
N. H
Lanna Hentsch
610
Country Club Terr
Lawrence
Journal-World Photo
Kaw Valley Girl Scout Council
Karen Wilson
George Wilson
Pamela Lane
Joseph R. Pearson
Kansas University
District VII Planning Board
Frank Hentsch
Gerald Brandt
Sally Hey
Lester Hey
Baldwin
Jan Bishop
Edward Bishop
E. Glenn Dr
Judy Romero
Ramon Romero
Junction City-Ft. Riley
Topeka
Sherry Haas
Ernest Haas
Orchard Lane
Russell Hatfield
Arinease Fexaco Service Ad Tune-up and Repair Menu
Advertisement listing automotive services including tune ups brake service muffler and tailpipe wheel balancing and aligning generator and starter service pick up and delivery road service offered by Arinease Fexaco.
Convention Banquet Highlights and Hootenanny Guests
A convention highlight was Dean Emily Taylor speaking on developing desirable personal qualities and relationships. Professor Charles Oldfather contributed folk songs for the Hootenanny as other adults, including Mrs. Kenneth Lenzen, volunteer trainer, and Miss Louise, participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Taylor
Charles Oldfather
Kenneth Lenzen
Louise
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Asi About Women
Everett Godfrey
Betty Godfrey
Norman Endacott
Red Slipper
Eldridge House Club
Alan C. Endacott
Roberta Ann Smith
Grace Episcopal
Clyde N. Smith
Oskaloosa
Roberta Ann
Lawrence and
Elks Ladies
Harry Starks
Lawrence Country Club
Elmer Pierson
William Essick
Douglas Jennings
Wiley Mitchell
Wallace Taylor
Frank Green
Betty Giffin
Keith Lawton
Strong Hall
Karastan
H. D. Remple
Lucy Remple
Cheryl Hentsch
Sharon Brandt
Pat Barr
Chris Bee
Alfred Davis
Dan Bishop
Annie
Kansas State Board of Health
Galen Miller
Arinease
Fexaco
Miss Ph
Grensbergs
Massachusetts
R. L. Baber
W. G. Long
Kansas
Eldridge Hotel
Otis E. Bricker
Acousticon Bricker CO
Ais East
Topeka, Kans
Navy
Terrill
Price
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