Miss Grammer weds Jimmy Cull in May ceremony
Doris Grammer and Jimmy T Cull married at Antioch Southern Baptist Church Topeka on May 8 at 2 pm officiated by Rev J Woodrow Pybas. The couple will reside at 927 Western Topeka. Both are connected to Forbes Air Force Base with attendees from Louisville and Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Grammer
Jimmy T. Cull
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Antioch
Southern Baptist Church
Iowa St
J. Woodrow Pybas
Marciene Shockley
Mary Williams
Carolyn Williams
Betty Baumgart
Carolyn Laskowisi
Robyn DeMay
Darlene Lisher
Pearl Smith
Western
House Beautiful Tour Planned Sunday Afternoon
The House Beautiful Tour sponsored by the Lawrence Branch of the American Association of University Women benefits its scholarship fund. It runs 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday rain or shine with ticket sites at Maxwell home 326 Homestead Dr Phi Kappa Psi 1602 W 15th Pi Beta Phi 1612 W 15th Vantuyl home 102 Providence and Waggoner home 726 La Dean Waggoner and Mrs. George Waggoner chair the event. Visitors are asked to wear flat heel shoes and follow markers to the residences. Two homes are in new areas near Hallmark Cards plant and National Guard Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Dale Maxwell
Homestead Dr
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
W. 15Th
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Bill Vantuyl
Providence
Dean
George Waggoner
Vantuyl
Hallmark Cards
National Guard Armory
Princeton
Country Club Estates
Maxwell
Pioneer Ridge
Highway 40
Country Club Road
Virginia Inn
American Association of University Women
Mis. Fo. Joy
AAUW
New President Elected for Rose of Douglas County Serial Alliance
Garrett New is named president for the coming year at the Rose of the Douglas County Serial Alliance in Lawrence. Other officers include Rev. Har vard Wilbur of Trinity Episcopal Church as vice president and a Crew, First Church of the Nazarene, as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wesley Garrett
First Methodist Church
Lawrence
Rose
Douglas County
Local Club Notices Bundle in California
CA social events include Mrs. Donald Dicker entertaining Al So Club at 7 30 p m Monday at 1915 N H St La Sertoma Club hosts a covered disk dinner at 6 30 p m Tuesday at 1534 R I St executive board to act as hostesses Installation of officers follows Recreation Club meets Tuesday 1 30 p m with Mrs Richard Stanwix program by Mrs William Radcliff on missionary work in Korea Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxilia ry hold brief meetings Monday 8 p m joint installation open to public at Post Home Refreshments served Lawrence Bridge Club meets Sunday 7 p m Holiday Inn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Dicker
al So Club
N. H. St
la Sertoma Club
H. W. Craig
R. I. St
William Radcliff
Korea
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alford-Clarke
2Nd
Ala. Sts
African Violet Club
Charles Miller
Tonganoxie
Alpha_Gamma
Beta Sigima Phi
P.m
C. B. Rose Sell
University
al So
N. Oh
St. Lawrence Art Guild
South Park Recreation Center
Next Week Lunch Menu in Lawrence Public Schools
The Lawrence public school cafeterias publish next week’s meals. Menu items include ham on a bun with broccoli and applesauce on Monday, Weiner boat and peach half on Tuesday, hot beef sandwich and gelatin on Wednesday, pizza burger and fries on Thursday, and goulash or macaroni and cheese with green beans on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Public School
Ann Landers Letters on Love and Household Struggles
A mother frets over her 17 year old daughter Penny’s romance with 18 year old Kenneth while Ann Landers advises seeking perspective, and a teen asks how to cope with a domineering father who yells at the siblings. Another reader complains about unplanned visits and receives a firm response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Penny
Kenneth
Minna Eidelson to Wed William Cohen in July
Mr. and Mrs. Mordechie Eidelson of Ramat Gan Israel announce the engagement of their daughter Minna Rachel to William Cohen son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cohen of Lawrence The couple share Israeli education ties and midwestern ties with Cohen a UMKC graduate and KCUR FM producer Miss Eidelson teaches Hebrew in Kansas City and plans a July wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mordechie Eidelson
Ramat Gan
Israel
Minna Rachel
William Cohen
Herman Cohen
Lawrence
Miss Eidelson
Givaat Hashlosha Teachers College
Petach Tikvah
The
Beth
Shalom Synagogue
Kansas City
Cohen
University of Missouri At
Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity
Pi Kappa Delta
U.M.K.C
Kcur-Fm
University Women group plans multiple social events week ahead
The Newcomers' Group of the University Women's Club hosts a 5:30 p.m. potluck picnic at Centennial Park pavilion, with beverages and games provided. Alumni from Sigma Kappa and Beta Sigma Phi announce upcoming desserts and jewels ceremonies, officers installations, and a Friends in Council picnic at Windy Gulch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Women’s Club
Centennial Park
Joe Mott
J. Piekalkiewicz
Dale Bartlett
Friends In Council
Charles D. Stough
Windy Gulch
First Methodist WSCS Celebrates 25th Anniversary
The First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service observed its 25th anniversary with a salad luncheon in Fellowship Hall. Members were seated by new circles for two years of activity, as Mrs. Edwin F. Price overviewed the society’s history from church mergers and the 1940 charter date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Edwin F. Price
Woman’s Society
E. S. Weatherby
R. R. McFarland
J. J. Street
William F. Bradley
L. Martin Jones
Annie Watson
Minnie Walker
Bonnie McFarland
Mary Garver
Margaret Jewell
Emma Welch
Pearl Porter
Emma Dunbar
Alice Bowman
Josephine Owens
Grace Shirk
Dale Bowlin
Woman's Society
Westport
Conn
H. B. Latimer
Ottawa
Sam Ferguson
Janice Ann
Paul Samuel Ferguson
Sam Ferguson Jr
Connie Adams
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Ralph Casteel
Orvel Criqui
Melvin Hill
Glenn Kappelman
Estil McKinsey
Windsor
Lawrence
Methodist Society
Howard Sutherland
Washington
Leon Abele
George Hoefer
Fred Snart
California
Dorothy Dean Person
Maurice Myers
Olie Parsons
Marvin Tripp
Ralph Kitten
Gerald Pearson
E. E. Williams
New York
Parsons
O. E. Allison
C. C. Stewart
Karl Edwards
Clyde Woods Jr
Kenneth Pine
Nettie Wismer
Social Calendar Highlights From Lawrence Areas
Sunday events include AAUW House Beautiful Tour noon to 4 at Community Building KU Museum of Art reception details. Sigma Kappa alumnae gather 6 pm at Castle Tea Room. Lawrence Bridge Club meets 7 pm while African Violet Club convenes 9:30 am. Various notices list names and addresses for local clubs and guilds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Sigma Kappa
Castle
EU Active
John Davis
Lawrence Flower Clab
KU Museum of Art
Sigma Kappa Alumnae
Lawrence Bridge Club
Recital Sunday for violin and viola pupils at church
Mrs. M C Allen presents a 3 30 Sunday recital in Fellowship Hall First Baptist Church 801 Ky St. Program includes Dancla Valse Fantaisie Gavotte Barcarolle Swanee River Marche in D Fantaisie Italienne Duet Pony Ride Minuet in G and Bolero with students Harriet Harwood Poland Vanita Cumpston Cindy Wolfe and others performing solo and ensemble pieces under Mrs Allen and guest acc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Allen
Fellowship Hall
the First Baptist Church
Ky. St
Dancla Ardith Vick
Allen
Ace
Barcarolle
Harriet Harwood
Poland
Swanee River
Ese
Foster Danny Mott Marche
S. Bach-Brown
Vanita Cumpston
S. Suzuki
Cindy Wolfe
Wohlfahrt
Louise Allen
Minuet
Afr
Ace Carolyn Cropp
David DeCoster
Janine DeCoster
Acc
Fantasie Italienne
Dancla Gayle Meserve
Richard Johnston
Dancla
Don ‘Henry
Howard Wilco
Silewenaey
McLouth Post Office to Close for Memorial Day
The McLouth Post Office will be closed Monday May 31 for Memorial Day. Lock box service will be provided, but no rural deliveries will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLouth
AAUW Tour Highlights Waggoner Home in Lawrence
AAUW House Beautiful Tour will showcase the 75 to 80 year old gray two story residence at 726 La. St. owned by Dean and Mrs. George Waggoner from 2 to 5 p m Sunday. Kansas University Dean George Waggoner heads Liberal Arts and Sciences while his son Tom and four daughters live there. The tour features antiques from Italy and Mexico, a Spanish colonial Peruvian painting, a black marble fireplace, arched bookcases, a walnut organ and other period furnishings reflecting family travels and parish life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la. St
George Waggoner
AAUW
Tom
Jane
Jennifer
Margaret
Sarah
Kansas City
India
Guadalajara
Mexico
Peru
Paris
Prussia
Costa Rica
Reunion draws Morton Stigers to Tonga Noxie High
Prmonals Morton Stigers of Chester Vermont arrived Friday for a brief visit with his niece Mrs Harold Allen at 1617 Hillcrest to attend the 50th anniversary reunion of his Tonga Nozie High School graduating class. Multiple regional visitors and travel plans are noted among local families and a state geology meeting is mentioned in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Stigers
Chester
Harold Allen
Hillcrest
Tonganoxie High School
Marvin Tripp
New York City
Arthur LaDuke
Lecompton
LaDuke
Sally Kingsley
Bhahran
Saudi Arabia
J. C. Kingsley
Kingman
Clint Kingsley
Kansas City
Raymond LaDuke
Kingsley
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Grammer and
Mr. Cull
Shirley Trowbridge
Carrie Jacobs-Bond
O’hardelot
Schubert
Ilene Kelch
Judy Wallace
House Beautiful
Walter Morton
Richard M. Raney
Garrett
Recreation Club
Richard Stanwix
Harry Murphy
Eldon Miller
Anna Paasch
Holiday Inn
Weiner
Minna Rachel Eidelson
Alpha Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi
C. B. Russell
1620 University
Lois Johnson
Luean Youngberg
Letha Clark
Mayzelma Wallace
Mary Roberson
Cordelia Mitchell
Wauneta Salisbury
Josephine White
First Methodist
WSCS
Boggs Hat Shop
Vermont
May Y Bud Jennings
Gavotte
Mr. Harold’s
Howard Johnson Motel
Member
Hair Doctors Institute of America, International
Wi Makers Association
P.S
Harold'stan
Wichita
Kansas
Alsea
Garden City
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Aauw Tour
DEPT
Poppins
Fred Pence
Dad Pence
Pence-Owens Garden Center
15Th & N.Y
National Antincdes
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