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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1972
Page
3
Debra Jan McMullen and Don ald Lee Smith exchanged marriage vows at Faith Presbyterian Church in Kansas City Kansas in a Friday ceremony. The couple plans to reside in Lawrence after a wedding trip to San Francisco.
Sixteen members of Cordley school Junior Girl Scout troop 692 journeyed to Silver Dollar City near Branson Missouri to explore pioneer America. They attended Wilderness Church, rode a private Lake Taneycomo cruise, sold calendars and cookies to fund the trip, and recycled metal and paper. Brownie and Cadette members joined in a Father-Daughter party, square dancing and box supper, while Browne Troops 669 and 689 contributed a choral narrative about Lawrence history.
Readable listings show: University Club bridge at 7 30 p.m. Saturday at Douglas County State Bank. Raw Valley Organ Club Sunday at 2 p.m. Rose Keyboard Studio. Pilot Club dinner with Mary O Fearing at 7 p.m. 2036 La Disabled American Veterans Jayhawk chapter 22 at 7 30 p.m. University State Bank. Welcome Wagon Club Tuesday 4 30 p.m. Castle Tea Room. Old Friends Club 12 30 p.m. South Park east side.
Patricia Anderson, once imprisoned for 10 years, nears a college degree under Project Newgate. Paroled after 15 months, she maintains a 3.6 GPA, hopes for an electronics job, and plans a symbolic degree in Portland on June 18.
Deborah Kay Sallee was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower in the Lawrence home of host Maxine Bowman. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Donald Norris Mrs. David Norris and Mrs. Ruth Miller. Twenty three attended. Sallee will wed Ronald Dwayne Walters this Sunday.
A collection of reader requests and responses covering funerals aging and family life. Topics include a regretful note on dying early and a critique of aging through a distant observer’s lens. Advice addresses life stages marriage trust and household chores.
Trinity Episcopal Women host an old fashioned ice cream social on Thursday, June 29. Homemade ice cream, cake and pie will be served from 6 30 to 8 90 p.m.
Peal Jack M Roney of Lawrence is among 913 students at Texas Tech University College of Business Administration who qualified for the dean's honor list for the 1972 spring semester by earning at least a 3.0 grade average. Patty Purcell of Lawrence participated in Tarkio College camp and attends Lawrence High School. Also noted are travel and family visits including Hawaii trip by Mr and Mrs Leo Eller with companions from Chicago, Peru visitors staying with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rose, and a Chanute wedding to be held July 28 announced for John E Houston and Pat Brinkman.
Storage of cereals requires a dry cool convenient kitchen spot to preserve flavor from opening to finishing.
At the June Worden Workers 4 H Club meeting in Marion Springs School members shared highlights from citizenship seminars in Rock Springs and County Camp reports. Carol Lyon spoke on an invitational conference in Manhattan, with several members participating in demonstrations and project talks.
Mr and Mrs Howard Frederick Henry reside in Livermore California after a wedding at Webster Groves Missouri. The bride Margaret Hyde studied at Kansas University two years and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs David Hyde. The groom is a 1972 KU aerospace engineering graduate and works at the Atomic Energy Commission Livermore Labs. The ceremony was at Holy Redeemer Church with Hyde siblings as attendants and David Henry as best man. A reception followed at Le Chateau in St Louis.
Basic guidance on fainting in healthy individuals. Lying down restores consciousness, while inactivity heat fatigue or hunger can trigger fainting. Distinguish fainting from serious illness or injury such as concussion stroke or heart problems. Seek medical help if symptoms persist or injury occurs. In fainting cases suggest lying down or lowering head, avoid overuse of smelling salts and antacids, and do not give food or drink unless fully awake.
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