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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1975

Page

3

Rinke Evans Wedding Records June 14 Ceremony

Deborah Marie Rinke became the bride of David Herbert Evans on June 14 at St. John's Catholic Church. The ceremony, attended by family and out of town guests, featured eight-tiered candelabra, daisies, and organ music. The couple plans to live in Fayetteville North Carolina after the groom’s Army station at Fort Bragg.

Deborah Marie Rinke Eugene W. Rinke Maple Sn David Herbert Evans Lloyd Wampler Harper St. John’s Catholic Church Michael Moriarty Andrew Siler Agnes House Cheryl Reese Margaret Wampler Pat Rinke Georgia Bachman Evelyn Wellman Mary Reschke Imelda Holloway Lawrence High School U.S. Army Ft. Bragg N.C Fayetteville

International Women's Year fuels global action and reform

The United Nations proclaimed International Women's Year to spur concrete gains for women worldwide. Leaders from Australia to Jamaica advance equal rights, with governments ratifying conventions, outlawing discrimination, and promoting pay equity.

United Nations. N.Y United Nations Gough Whitlam Australia U.N Michael Manley Jamaica IWY Uganda Vatican Bernadette Olowo

Cottonwood 4-H Club July Meeting Preview

The Cottonwood 4-H Club plans a 7 30 p m meeting Tuesday at Building No 1, Douglas County Fair grounds. Members should bring record books and share a Fourth of July celebration idea. Demonstrations by Jeff Smith Barbie Denton Natalie Hamilton with music by Beth Quinlan and Larry Saathoff. Hosts include the Larry Wilcox Robert Woodard and Delbert Felts families.

Cottonwood 4-H Club Douglas County Fairgrounds Jeff Smith Barbie Denton Natalie Hamilton Beth Quinlan Larry Saathoff Larry Wilcoxson Robert Woodard Delbert Felts

Marriage Announced for Elizabeth Carman Derrington and Lee Bearly

Mrs Justice Neale Carman announces the marriage of her daughter Elizabeth Ann Carman Derrington of Prairie Village to Lee Bearly of Kansas City. The couple wed Thursday at Asbury Methodist Church Prairie Village with attendees including Bella and Lloyd Moulder and the bride’s sons Kenneth L Derrington and Thomas Neale Derrington and their wives. Dr Kenneth Derrington, soon to practice medicine in Mission with colleagues, is a son of the bride’s late father Al Derrington who began practice there in 1947. The bridegroom’s son Robert Hilliard Bearly also attended the ceremony and dinner at the Holiday Inn Overland Park.

Justice Neale Carman Elizabeth Ann Carman Derrington Prairie Village Lee Bearly Kansas City Asbury Methodist Church J. Neale Carman Bella Lloyd Moulder Holiday Inn Overland Park Kenneth Derrington Navy Air Force al Derrington Robert Hilliard Bearly

Hoover descendants reunion set for Douglas County Fairgrounds

Descendants of Isaac L Hoover plan a Sunday reunion in Building No 1 at the Douglas County Fairgrounds from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A noon basket dinner will be served and all Hoover branches are invited. Each family provides its own table service while beverages are supplied. Edica Lynn born June 13 to Sgt and Mrs Lorenzo Garcia in Frankfurt Germany. Grandparents listed in Lawrence and Haines City Florida. Alfred Clark Auxiliary 852 VFW elects officers Betty Rothwell becomes auxiliary president Natalie Lane senior vice president Kathryn Harris elected. cookies for July VA Center trip. Della Sullivan organizing. Next meeting July 14.

Isaac L. Hoover Douglas County Fairgrounds Hoover Lorenzo Garcia Frankfurt Germany Edica Lynn Marion Vasquez Lawrence P.G. Macias Haines City Fla Veterans of Foreign Wars Betty Rothwell Auxiliary Rose Tarr Natalie Lane Kathryn Harris

Debra Skie and Alan Cunningham Wed at Village Church

Debra Dee Skie and Alan R. Cunningham married June 14 at Village Presbyterian Church in Prairie Village. The ceremony was led by Rev. Charles Fredericks with attendants from Kansas City. The couple, both KU graduates, plan to live in Prairie Village. she works in medical technology and he is an engineer with E.A. Dunn Construction Co. in Kansas City.

Transport and General Workers’ Union U.N Kurt Waldheim U.N. Secretariat Waldheim Long Debra Dee Skie Alan R. Cunningham Village Presbyterian Church Prairie Village John Skie W. Campus Harold A. Cunningham Guayama Puerto Rico Charles Fredericks Dale Hemberger Steven Moore Kansas City Marine Corps E.A. Dunn Construction Co

Hospital Attendees, Newborns Named in Cedar City Notices

Hospitals list multiple names, addresses, and newborns including Zelma Bevens 922 Pa, Diana Cunningham and infant son 827 Walnut, Elizabeth Seymour and infant daughter 3020 Iowa, Linda Terry and infant daughter 2415 Cedarwood, and several families with new boys born Thursday. Also includes Elnora Stotts Baldwin Penny Taylor in Colorado Springs and other individuals.

Elnora Stotts Baldwin Penny Taylor Colorado Springs Colo Zelma Eugene Bevens Diana Cunningham Walnut Elizabeth Seymour Iowa Linda Terry Cedarwood Guy Kress Rt. 1 Wendy King Elm Rosalie Trimble Haskell Indian Junior College

MS Campaign Begins in Douglas County

The Douglas County Multiple Sclerosis Drive start was announced with $800 received by Wednesday. Drive chairman David Kendall said 584 solicitors will canvass and canisters placed in area businesses. Last year’s total was $7,358. this year’s goal is $8,000 with 60 percent staying locally. MS is a neurological disease affecting nerve fibers in the central nervous system.

Douglas County David Kendall Drive Kendall

How to Use Chip Cans as Gift Containers

Suggests repurposing inexpensive potato chip cans as decorative gifts for convalescents. Proposes covering with vinyl and filling with manicure items or grooming toiletries. Also offers a recipe idea using canned pears stuffed with blue cheese and walnuts to accompany meat fish or fowl.

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