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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1955

Page

5

Wedding Bells in Kansas City Dr Brownlee Woodson Tie Knot

Wedding vows read Friday at Second Presbyterian Church in Kansas City Missouri for Miss Marjorie Gayle Woodson daughter of Mr and Mrs Riley Delma Woodson and Jerry Leon Brownlee son of Mr and Mrs William Oscar Brownlee The ceremony featured organ and vocal music and a reception at Indian Hills Country Club Guests included family friends and local dignitaries with detailed attire and floral arrangements noted.

Marjorie Gayle Woodson Riley Delma Woodson Kansas City Jerry Leon Brownlee William Oscar Brownlee Second Presbyterian Church of C. E. Bininger Richard Helms Wagner Mendelssohn J.S. Bach Mozart Alma McAmis Glenna Richards Commodore Riley Donald Woodson Ann Wiederman Barbara Bininger Parsons Elaine Armbruster Eliis Eleanor Hawkinson Marquette Carol Green Laura Lyon William Brownlee Sylvia Albert Mauro David Raab William Wallace Altman Wellington Hal Cleavinger Manhattan Indian Hills Country Club W. 38Th St Lawrence Man Riley D. Woodson Mr. Brownlee William O. Brownlee

Daughters to Camp Lake Hubert and Minn. trip retorns

Joyce and Martha Murphy daughters of Dr and Mrs Frank lin D Murphy depart Sunday for Camp Lake Hubert near Brainerd Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Cole with Bob and Judy return from two weeks fishing on Woman Lake northern Minnesota. Jack Maloney and Bart Barteldes will leave Monday for four weeks at Camp Easton near Ely Minnesota. Dr and Mrs H W Craig attend Ruth Longwood wedding and visit Bucklin afterward.

Albert Transmeier Paula Glover Sharon Anderson Jeanette Cosman Janice McLeod Joyce Davis Christine Richard Gwen Davis Sharon Payne Marilyn , Drennon Donna Joyce Martha Murphy Franklin D. Murphy Camp Lake Hubert Brainerd Minn Jimmy Cole Bob Judy Woman Lake Minnesota Jack Maloney James O. Maloney Bart Barteldes Ben Barteldes Camp Easton Ely H. W. Craig Stafford Ruth Longwood O. W. Longwood Craig Bucklin

Local residents share visits and travels among friends

Sister Mrs H T Minnis and Mr Minnis visit Tribune guest of Mr and Mrs Bruce Stinson before leaving for the remainder of the week. Gordon Gordon of Hollywood and Mrs Gordon, visiting Earl Nixon, were guests of Mrs Faye Wright then returned to California. Eleanor Strunk attends funeral in Nevada Missouri for aunt Mrs Dora Ellis Hatten of Wichita. E E Griggs returns from trip to Abilene Salina Beloit with Alvin Decker as guest. Phyllis Carter travels to Denver training for migrant work with Colorado Council of Churches and will join KU as a junior after Cheley Camp visit with Sara Chubb. Estes Park stopover to see Lawrence cousins. Ralph I Canuteson T K L Ecuyer and C B Althaus attend statewide TB meeting in Topeka called by Gov Fred Hall. Mrs Mary Alma Price learns of sister Eleanore Ashley's death in Nowata Oklahoma. Ashley lived in Lawrence 25 years.

H. T. Minnis Minnis Tribune Bruce Stinson Gordon Gordon Hollywood Calif Earl Nixon Faye Wright Gordon Gridley California Eleanor Strunk Nevada Dora Eliis Hatten Wichita E. E. Griggs N. Y. St Abilene Salina Beloit Alvin Decker Tonganoxie Phyllis Carter E. Russell Carter Denver Ft. Lupton Colo Colorado Council of Churches Colorado K. U Sara Chubb H. B. Chubb Cheley Camp Estes Park Lawrence Ralph I. Canuteson T. K. L’ecuyer C. B. Althaus Fred Hall Topeka Mary Alma Price Mass. St Eleanore Ashley Nowata Oklo Ashley

France to label soft drinks with flag under 1 percent alcohol

Paris reports the government will require soft drinks with less than one percent alcohol to display the French Tricolor and the word approved on their labels. Bernard Lefay, minister for public health, announced the move amid France toughening its stance on alcohol in beverages.

Paris France Bernard Lefay Public Health Gov

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