Local weddings and engagements announced in Lawrence area
Soaat Activities Miss Nancy Gustafson received a kitchen shower on Monday night and will wed Jere DeLee Dando of Prairie Village Thursday morning. Linen and open house events followed, with guests listed. multiple community figures attended. Separate notices honor Norman Wilson’s Los Alamos marriage later, while quartets and civic members assisted by hosting events for Sherri’s cerebral palsy care. Caroline Hester Carter and Clyde Vernon Bell Jr. wed at Danforth Chapel with family and friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde V. Bell Jr
Lawrence
Tenn
Danforth Chapel
Bell
Carolyn Hester Carter
E. Russell Carter
St. St
Clyde V. Bell
Tenn. St
Nancy Gustafson
Joe Traylor
Gustafson
Jere de- Lee Dando
Prairie Village
Miss Gustafson
Judy Hemphill
Sherry Warren
Arthur Hemphill
Route 3
Gordon Gustafson
Wanda Whaley
Nancy Burchett
Beverly Ellenbarger
Carrie Edwards
Judy Saathoff
Judy Schirrer
Jan Norris
Jackie Altic
Paula Browning
Barbara Morgan
Sue Stinson
Anna Wiley
Hemphill
Norma McCanles
D. S. Wilson
N. H. St
Norman Wilson
Los Alamos
N. M
Clyde Woods
Cavalier Quartets
Wichita
Charles Worth
Institute of Logopedics of
Alpha Zeta
Alpha Upsilon
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Sherri
Institute of Logopedics
Cavaliers
Vt. St
Clyde Vernon Bell Jr
Wedding Details and Local Notices From Lawrence Area
The article recounts a wedding with a champagne embroidered linen gown for the bride, a corsage of an orchid, and a Champagne silk outfit for the matron of honor, with a best man and ushers named. It notes a reception at the bride’s parents’ home and marriage details for multiple couples, including Billie Iona George to William A. Spalsbury and Lois Kinnison to Edward Stangle, plus a family reunion, club events, and civic notices in Lawrence. Various names and locations appear, such as KU, Altamont, Owensboro, Costa Rica, and Mount Oread activities and meetings. The piece references KU faculty events, garden clubs, and community meetings with dates and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Cooper
Benjamin Stahl
Travis Glass
Mrs. Bell
Tenn
Kansas University School of Journalism
Alpha Phi Social Sorority
Kcmotv
Kansas City
Bell
William H. George
Altamont
Kan
Billie Iona
William A. Spalsbury
Lawrence
George
Kentucky Wesleyan College
Owensboro
Spalsbury
United Geophysical Co
Costa Rica
Altamont Methodist Church
Billie
Iona George
Karl
Lawrence Credit Women's Breakfast Club June Meeting Draws Prizes
The June gathering of the Lawrence Credit Women's Breakfast Club awarded gifts won in a drawing. Donated by Dolly Mc Cauley from her Washington trip, prizes went to a list of members and guests including Jean Cross and Lois Gabbert. Ethel Hamilton led the lesson titled Preparing for Progress with Human Relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bermudez
Ruth Shirk
Louise Everly
Lawrence Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Dolly McCauley
Washington, D.C
Jean Cross
Lois Gabbert
Ethel Hamilton
Local club notices and luncheon details
An afternoon of activities lists a luncheon at 12 30 p.m hosted by Mrs Clarence Schaake and a 1 30 p.m African Violet Club meeting with Mrs Ralph Lawson. Oak Ridge Birthday Club plans a Sunday picnic at Hayden's Lake with lake access at 4 p.m and a basket supper at 6 p.m hosted by committee members Mrs Walter Heck Mrs William Hayden Mrs Frank Walters and Mrs Charles Wise providing the drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Schaake
Oak Ridge Birthday Club
Hayden's
Walter Heck
William Hayden
Frank Walters
Charles Wise
World War I Groups Have June Meetings
The Kaw Valley Barracks of World War I and Auxiliary met Monday night at the Police Fire Building. Auxiliary members heard a report on the McPherson convention by Mrs. R. H. Ruge. Mrs. Leo Vaughn of Topeka Auxiliary presented a white Bible, and Mrs. Russell Shaw gave a gavel. The Auxiliary charter remains open until June 30. Barracks members planned a July 13 picnic at the 4-H Fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley
McPherson
R. H. Ruge
Leo Vaughn
Topeka
Russell Shaw
Wise Weight Reduction Breakfast for Weight Loss
A protein rich breakfast helps you feel full longer and reduces the chance of overeating at lunch and dinner. Eating a solid morning meal supports steady appetite control and portion management throughout the day.
4-H Club and Home Demonstration Meetings Summary
Kanwaka 4-H Club members in the beginner class will meet at 2 p.m. Tuesday June 16 with Mary Skinner to study Simple Desserts and Beverages. At a recent meeting Mary Skinner demonstrated cookies, with members’ cookies judged. Leaders are Mrs. John Brann and Mrs. Frank DeShazo. Pleasant Valley unit meets 1 30 p.m. Friday at Mrs. LaVern Hadl’s home. Mrs. A P Hadl assisting. The lesson Your Food Dollar will be given by Mrs. Dudley Flory with roll call My Favorite meat dish when the food dollar must be stretched. Valley Ridge unit meets 2 p.m. Thursday at Buck Creek Community Center. Mrs. Frank Black continues Home Freezer. The June 15 Jayhawk 4-H Club meeting will be at Midland Hall opening with Home on the Range and a roll call A Camping Experience. committee reports on alumni reunion and on the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka 4-H Club
Mary Skinner
Sylvia Breithaupt
John Brann
Frank DeShazo
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Unit
LaVern Hadl
A. P. Hadl
Dudley Flory
Valley Ridge Home Demonstration Unit
Buck Creek Community Center
Frank Black
Jayhawk
Midland Hall
4-H Tour Forecasts August Club Fair With Demos
The 4-H program announces an August Club Fair featuring group singing led by Carolyn Guy and Marvin Hubbard, talks on room improvement by Eloise Bart ley and clothing by Dorothy Spencer, wardrobe variation demos by Linda Hemphill, and model planes by Gene Ousdahl. Curtis Robb on conservation and Ralph Leonhard on parliamentary will occur, with refreshments by the Hubbard and Ousdahl families. The Jayhawk 4-H Club held its second girls project meeting with judging in cooking sewing and home improvements at Carol Dicker’s home. Mrs. Ronald Robb and Mrs. Walter Heck distributed home improvement and clothing records, with refreshments by Mrs. Dicker and Carol. Next project meeting set for 8 p.m. Thursday at Linda Hemphill’s home focusing on the color wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Guy
Marvin Hubbard
Eloise Bartley
Dorothy Spencer
Linda Hemphill
Patty Palmateer
Martha Sue Hudson
Curtis Robb
Ralph Leonhard
Gene Ousdahl
Hubbard
Ousdahl
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Carol Dicker
Ronald Robb
Walter Heck
Dicker
Carol
Potato Cooking Times Hint
A note on preparing white potatoes suggests that weighing a couple of pounds and cooking them whole typically requires about 30 to 35 minutes.
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Bill Rose
Byron Brittain
Jay Bond
Lyman Figgins
Wilbur White
Lois Mayall
Mayall
John P. Cooper
Lois Kinnison
H. W. Kinnison
Shawnee
Edward Stangle
Elk City
Baptist Church
Fadora
Dayringer
Baldwin High School
Lulu North Edmondson
Route 4
Columbia
S.C
Conrad L. North
Brenda
Conrad Lynn
Steven
Paul North
Harold Brady
Arthur Craig
Orville
Lowell Craig
Frank Molby
Clar
Chi
Lawrence Country Club
Social Circle Club
Robert Ulfrich
Douglas County Medical Assistants
Centennial Park
Mount Oread
Eagles
Color Camera Club
Geneva McFarland
Guatemala
Central America
Countryside Garden Club
WCTU
Helen Hoey
Tonganoxie
Mount Oread Eagles Auxiliary No. 309
Eva Abraham
Degree Rebekah Lodge
Wilveren Stafford
Carrie Fultz
Erma Burgert
Helen Fewel
Julia Bogue
May Key
American War Mothers of
Gunner
Ober's Men's Store
U.S
Carmel
Ence Hummelgaard
Sharon
Erwin Bischoff
Eugene North
Ann
Robert North
Donald North
Shirley
Glenda
Rhonda North
Sandra Smith
Henry Milleret
Dennis
Thomas North
Tommy
Mary
Ralph Lawson
Boggs Hat Shop
Vermont
Issi Rogers
Af Oneide Ltd
Roberts
Torvilli
Lovelier
Oebign
Catalina
Town & Country Shoes
Americas
Royal College Shop
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