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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1960
Page
3
Miss Martha Nelle Holmes wed Clarence Stanley Buller in a June 4 ceremony at Trinity Episcopal Church. The couple resides at 1520 Ky. St with Buller pursuing advanced degrees in bacteriology and memberships in Phi Sigma and Sigma Xi.
Social Calendar entries show Alpha Upstion and Sigma Alpha events at 80 .m with Mrs Elbert Lake at 1508 F Glenn Dr and Douglas Salon 684 of Fight and Forty at 6 30 p m at Blue Hills Drive-In. Wednesday circles meet 7 30 p m at Ruth Quinlan 1931 Countryside Lane Douglas. County Association for Retarded Children hosts 7 30 p m at Police Fire Building Fifth and Vermont. Jaycee Jaynes at 8 p m at Police Fire Building Fifth and Vermont Sta.
Lawrence Soroptimist Club installed new officers at a Castle Tea Room dinner. Attendees included visiting Soroptimists from Kansas City Kansas City Missouri Shawnee Mission Ottawa and Topeka. Special music by Prof. Charles Oldfather followed by remarks from Mrs Georgiana Graves.
Jacqueline Ann Altic and Stanley Allison McNish exchanged marriage vows in a double ring ceremony at Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday. The couple’s families and out of town guests from Ottawa Topeka Kansas City Rockford Rushville Pittsburg attended. The bride, a KU student and dental assistant, wore a white silk organza gown with Chantilly lace and a pearl crown veil. The groom is a KU student. The reception followed at the church parlor and the couple will reside at 1610 Barker Ave after June 27.
A social hour followed a meeting with Marie Thurber Charles Wright Bud Brunton and the Carrs. Homemade cookies by Mabel Meyer and Mabel Burnett were served. The next Wadsworth party is July 8. Lawrence Country Club hosts a regular bridge luncheon Thursday at 12 45 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Charles Lanning. Reservations with Mrs. Lanning at VI3-7879.
Jaycee Jaynes schedules a combined business and social meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Police Fire Building at 8th and Vt. Streets. Refreshments will be provided by Mrs. Don Fisher and Mrs. R. B. Freed.
Mr and Mrs Clifford McFall announce the marriage of daughter Mary Ellen to Jack Duane Ellis. Lt Rev Paul Hett officiated Saturday evening June 18 at Evangelical United Brethren Church. Attendants Judy Hulett and Bobby Siber. reception at 926 Ill St. Couple to reside in Lawrence at 933 RI St.
Mrs. Richard Hanson of Tarrytown New York formerly Margery Day of Lawrence will depart New York for five weeks in Africa. She will sponsor 200 American students from 75 colleges as they work with African peers in 10 sub Saharan countries as part of Operation Crossroads Africa led by Rev James H Robinson. They will fly to London and Paris for briefings then depart from Monrovia Liberia to assignments in newly independent nations.
Mary Helen Dorsey daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Dorsey 1711 Mass St and Jack B Bashlor son of Mr and Mrs Max Bashlor of Kansas City Kansas married Monday June 6 Rev Albert Bramble officiated in a small ceremony. A reception followed at the church parlor. The couple reside in Denver Colorado where Bashlor works at Martin Aircraft while completing his degree both were Kan sas University students this past year.
The Douglas County Association for Retarded Children will meet at 7 30 pm Wednesday in the Police Fire Building at 8th and St. Streets. All interested are invited to attend as new officers and board members for 1960 61 are announced including Mrs. Richard A. Brown as president and Dr. June Smith on the board.
If large potatoes are too much for a single serving cut in half lengthwise and make crosswise incisions about half an inch apart over the cut surfaces. Rub with soft butter then bake in a hot oven.
Rita Carol Skeet of Oskaloosa and Harold Eugene Neis of Eudora wed at the First Methodist Church on June 5. Rev. Albert F. Bramble officiated with music by Mrs. Douglas Wallace and R. Wayne Nelson. The couple resides at 610 W. 28th St after a Colorado trip.
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