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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1965
Page
3
Judith Ann Knight and William F. Webb exchanged vows June 5 in Danforth Chapel. The couple plans a Colorado honeymoon and home at 1419 Ohio Street. The bride, a 1964 KU graduate and teacher, and the groom, a KU architecture student, are active in Phi Chi Theta Pi Omega Pi Pi Lambda Theta Tau Sigma Delta.
The Five and Fifty Home Demonstration Unit will meet at 1 p.m. Monday with Mrs. Edward Boehle. Mrs. Robert Sheard will present the lesson Health Aspects of Insecticides. Twenty three members and 10 parents attended the June Jayhawk 4H Club meeting at Grant School as the club set July 31 for the club fair with Bob Palmateer leading the committee and Junior Leaders.
A collection of social happenings includes Nancy Jean Miller and Kenneth Dean Reiling to wed at Trinity Lutheran Church with a 6 p.m. dinner at the Eldridge Hotel. Also planned are KKI tea events for national officers in Lawrence, Soroptimist officer installation, marriage announcements for Mrs Rose Haworth Tenney and Ray Gidney, and a KU School of Education family picnic at Centennial Park. Local couples host bridal dinners and out of town guests attend various gatherings with neighbors invited to Seagon dollar family farewell.
Reader letters cover marital strain from a lost prescription and sex concerns, a widowed mother hosting her 32-year-old son, a young woman facing adoption of her child, and a troubled teen seeking guidance. Ann Landers offers blunt, pragmatic advice, urging medical follow up, acceptance of nontraditional living arrangements, and plans for self-improvement and mobility.
Mr and Mrs Farrell L Hibner of Wichita announce the engagement of their daughter Pamela Kay Hibner of Lawrence to Larry Dale Black son of Mr and Mrs Dale Black of 509 North St Miss Hibner a 1965 graduate of Wichita East High School Mr Black graduated from Lawrence High School with the 1965 class They plan a fall wedding.
Chair Votes Lawrence Bridge Club meets at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Holiday Inn. Victoria Club will have its annual picnic at 6 30 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller Route 1.
Meridith Johnson of 1633 Nl. St. was elected treasurer of the Theta Rho Assembly at the Camp Wa-Shun-Ga meeting held this week. Attending from Bluebird Theta Rho Club No. 30 were Sherry Wor ley and Mrs. R. H. Ruge, advisory officer and craft instructor at the Assembly meeting.
Chapter 378 of the National Association of Retired Civil Employees met after a buffet lunch at the Little Banquet. E L Griffin led the program with O T Davis reading Congress pay raise bills for retired federal workers. Guests included Evelyn Pierce of Gowanda, N Y, former Land Management official in Washington D C.
Sunday events include the Lawrence Bridge Club at 7 p.m. in the Holiday Inn. Monday features Polly Painters and Soroptimist Club meetings, plus a KU School of Education pot-luck at Castle View Room. Also Adah Past Matrons Club at 6:30 p.m. at the 4-H Fairgrounds with family activities at Centennial Park.
Drain canned bean sprouts and mix with an oil and vinegar dressing. Serve on crisp salad greens for a light, tangy dish.
The engagement of Miss Cheryl Lynn Robson daughter of Mrs Harold O'Brien and the late William Robson of Lawrence to Ronald H Lindsey son of Mr and Mrs James H Lindsey of Eu dora is announced with a November wedding date set.
Mr and Mrs V C Springer returned Friday from Chicago after attending the 66th annual convention of the National Association of Retail Grocers. Springer spoke at the Conrad Hilton event June 13 17. The couple then visited Ed Reddington and family in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Janet Sue Burnett daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene Burnett arrived home from Palo Alto California where she taught elementary school. Robert A Guffin KU senior earned a 10 week Chinese study fellowship at Washington University St Louis through the National Defense Language Program. He is the son of Mr and Mrs C R Guffin of 2136 Learnard Ave. Jim Childs of 705 Ark St has been admitted to the Veterans Administration Hospital in Topeka. address 13 A KU continues its work.
Sally Martin represents Tulsa Oklahoma at Atlantic City convention. Seven teen girls from ten Kansas colleges join Nebraska delegates in Lincoln June 20 and travel by charter bus to the event June 22 to 25.
Sixty-year reunion drew forty six Eberhart family members at Centennial Park with a basket dinner and brief meeting. Notables included the oldest Isiah F Eberhart and the youngest 19 month old Harry W Craig III, while deceased were Ira Eberhart Charlie Eberhart Nellie Pugh Holcomb and Fred Hastie. Distance travelers were Robert K Eberhart of Las Animas Colorado. Next year’s reunion is set for the second Sunday in June.
A brief note suggests heating drained canned bean sprouts with sliced water chestnuts in a small amount of peanut oil as a simple vegetable preparation.
Mrs. C. E. Van Hoesen directs the second session of day camping for Lawrence Girl Scouts. Eudora and Perry youth join at Hidden Valley west of Lawrence for a week of nature crafts hiking and outdoor cooking with nosebag lunches on opening day. 136 girls expected with leaders for each unit and Cadettes preparing a special campsite for the following week.
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