Miller Chapel at Salina Sets Simon Cox Vows
Linda Ann Simon and Kent Walter Cox wed at Miller Chapel Kansas Wesleyan University Salina in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. W E Cassell. Attendants were Gerry Buchanan and David Fancher with ushers Karl and Bob Cox. The bride wore a peau de soie gown with Chantilly lace and a white orchid bouquet. The couple will reside in Salina after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
God Our Help
Gerry Buchanan
Pueblo
Colo
David Fancher
Salina
Karl
Bob Cox
Sheri Simon
Social Activities Roundup of Lawrence Groups
Social events in Lawrence include a 40th wedding anniversary reception for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ellsworth hosted by Miss Maud Ellsworth, several Methodist Circle meetings, Willing Workers Club luncheon, Olympic Swim Club closeout with a watermelon feed, and Labor Day picnic planned by the Lawrence Ministerial Alliance. Also noted are a surprise bridal shower for Dorothy Dingman and various hostesses and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Ellsworth
1641
University
Fred Ellsworth
Mrs
Olympic Swim Club
Clarence Dockery
Mrs Colman Attends Meeting in Topeka With Advisory Committee
Mrs Ralph Colman of Route 4 attends the regular meeting of the Advisory Committee to the Division of Services for the Aging in the state office building Topeka Representing the Kansas Farm Bureau on the committee which meets every four months Discussions at the meeting included the food stamp plan in Rice County the formation of county councils statewide and a food study of the elderly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Colman
Route 4
Division of Services For
State Department of Social Welfare
Topeka
Colman
Kansas Farm Bureau
Rice County
Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights Social Dilemmas
A reader questions using a dump truck for social dating and a teen’s discipline, while others discuss parental support, vacation funds, and teen drinking guidance. Ann Landers weighs in with practical, plain language and offers parole-like guidelines, budgeting tips, and a call to request her booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Hesper 4-H and HDU News September Meeting Highlights
The Hesper Home Demonstration Unit held its September meeting with ten members and guest Mrs. Rose Long. Mrs. Vera Terrell discussed arthritis origins and lack of cure, noting progress in ten years. Planned events include Friendship Circle lunch September 22 and a housing tour September 29. Meadowlark 4-H meets September 10 with officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Terrell
Hesper
Rose Long
Karl Eisele
Herbert Knabe
Friendship Circle
Paul Gabriel
Luckan Family Reunion Held at 4-H Fairgrounds
The Luckan family reunion gathered at the 4-H Fairgrounds with Elmer Torneden in charge of arrangements and George Luckan named chairs for next year. Attendees included multiple Luckans and spouses from Butler Lawrence Lecompton Topeka and Lincoln Nebraska, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luckan
Elmer Torneden
George Luckan
A. K. Winter
Mary
Sharon
Annette
Lecompton
C. W. Ridgeway
Eddie Kahn
Augusta Kahn
Tonganoxie
Paul Luckan
Topeka
Adolph Kratochvil
Lester Shirar
Debbie
Jerry
Otto Luckan
Julius Torneden
Claude Henson
William E. Torneden Jr
Terrie
Roger
Faye Torneden
George Faler
Ralph Hess
Roy Bauer
Doris Torneden
Lawrence
Luncheon Menu Listed For School Cafeterias
Four school cafeterias will serve lunches next week with a varied menu. Tuesday offers Wiener Boat Buttered Wax and Green Beans Fresh Fruit Salad Milk Chocolate Cake. Wednesday features Hamburger Macaroni and Cheese Tossed Salad Apples. Thursday presents Hot Pork sandwich Fruit Gelatin Salad Pineapple Upside Down Cake. Friday offers Hoagie or Tuna Salad Sandwich Potato Chips Watermelon and Canteloupe White Cake with Cherry Sauce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiener Boat
St. John's Picnic At 4-H Fairgrounds Sponsored By Knights
Members of St John s Catholic Church will attend a picnic from 1 30 to 6 30 p m Sunday at the 4 H Fairgrounds on East 19th Street. The event is sponsored by the Knights of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
East 19Th Street
The
Knights of Columbus
Hundley Family Relocates to Manhattan for Extension Work
The Hundley family moved today to Manhattan. Bill Hundley, Douglas County 4-H agent since April 1955, becomes a poultry specialist with the Kansas Agricultural Extension Service at Kansas State University and will pursue a master’s degree there. They have three children Pamela four Mark two and David five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hundley
Manhattan
Hundley
Douglas County
Kansas Agricultural Extension Service
Kansas State University
Kansas State
Pamela
Mark
David
Local Residents Take Summer Trips and Watch Nearby Events
Mr and Mrs J R Edmonds returned from a month by car visiting Nebraska South Dakota and Chicago en route to Lebanon New Hampshire to see their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Bernard Chapman. They toured the White Mountains and visited another daughter in White Plains New York. Rev and Mrs M C Allen and family vacationed at Ocean Park Maine and returned home. Mr and Mrs W F Glenn of Lecompton and Mrs Frances Moore of Tampa Fla were guests at the Wizer home in Kansas City. Miss Jacki Garland plans dance career and heads to New York City to work and study. The Kiwanis District convention will be in Kansas City Kansas Sept 18 at Town House Hotel with Ellis Addy Charles Lacey and Wilmer Beougher attending. Mr and Mrs J F Denton and Mr and Mrs J R Robb attended a Standard Oil dealers event in Kansas City. Staff Sgt and Mrs Ross Howe named daughter Cynthia Gayle born Aug 24. Grandparents Luetta Howe and Robert Rogers. Mr and Mrs Bill Boswell and children will spend Labor Day weekend in St Louis with Mrs Boswell’s parents Burton and Mrs Lee.
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J. R. Edmonds
R. I. St
Nebraska
South Dakota
Chicago
Lebanon
N. H
Bernard Chapman
White Mountains
Jack McAllister
White Pains
N. Y
New York City
S. J. Garland
Howard Hurwitz
Pioneer Ridge
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Kansas
Kiwanis International
Kansas City
Kan
Ellis Addy
Charles Lacey
Wilmer Beougher
Town House
J. F. Denton
J.R. Robb
Standard Oil
Ross Howe
Salina
Cynthia Gayle
Luetta Howe
Maple Lane
Robert Rogers
Route 2
Bill Boswell
Melodie
Marcia
Burton
St. Louis
Club and organization meetings scheduled this week
GH votes Soroptimist executive board meets 7 p m Sunday Castle Tea Room. Regular meeting at 6 15 p m Monday Castle Tea Room. Belleview Ladies Aid noon Tuesday home of Mrs Edward Johnson 2703 La St for covered dish. Lawrence Bridge Club 7 p m Sunday Holiday Inn. American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey Liberty Unit 14 7 45 p m Tuesday Legionaires. Mrs Harold Fisher and Mrs Martin Chapman lead program. Review Club 2 30 p m Tuesday home of Mrs C E Franks 1008 Maine St. Roll call Vacation Notes.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Centenary Methodist Church
J.O.Y
Lester DeLaughder
N. St. St
Abraham Torkelson
Lewis Parsons
Tenn. St
Raymond Pine
Worthy Rogers
Roy Hodge
Gertrude Circle
Fellowship Hall
Lawrence Leonhard
Soroptimist Club
Castle Tea Room
Belleview Ladies Aid
Edward Johnson
la. St
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorsey Liberty Unit 14
Legionaires
Harold Fisher
Martin Chapman
C. E. Franks
Maine St
Greasing Scissors Prevents Sticking on Hard Candies
Advice for using kitchen scissors to cut caramels and other hard candies suggests coating the blades with oil or grease to reduce sticking and ease the cutting process.
Couple Married Here In Lawrence Ceremony
Ercel Lucille Lee and Johnnie Sylvester Shinn, both of Topeka, were wed Friday afternoon in Lawrence. Judge Charles C. Rankin performed the ceremony in his office. After a brief trip the couple will reside in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ercel Lucille Lee
Johnnie Sylvester Shinn
Topeka
Lawrence
Charles C. Rankin
Social calendar listings for Lawrence area clubs
Saturday TS Club at 5445 pan with Mrs. Minnie Liggett at 1008 R L St plus Lawrence Country Club dinner dance. Sunday Soroptimist executive board at Castle Tea Room and Lawrence Bridge Club at T pany Holiday Inn. Monday Lawrence Country Club 8 am Scotch Foursomes and Soroptimist Club 6 15 pm Castle Tea Room.
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Minnie Liggett
R. L St. Lawrence Country Club
Soroptimist Club
Castle Tea Room
Lawrence Bridge Club
T Pany Holiday Inn
Lawrence Country Club
Castle Tea
Mayonnaise Base for Tartar Sauce Alternatives
Some cooks replace pure mayonnaise with half mayonnaise and half commercial sour cream as the base. They then fold in minced parsley, pickle, olives and pimiento for tartar flavor.
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Mrs. Kent Walter Cox
Miller
Simon-Cox
McAdams Student Center
Leonard Helmers
Preston
Herbert Fitzpatrick
Mars
L. T. Merryfield
Minneapolis
Elizabeth Waite
Elva Douglas
Donald Trinkle
Sandra and
Steven
Preston High School
Salina High School
Kansas Wesleyan University
William Bahnmaier
Willing Workers Club
Pete Bahnmaier
Ray Stroda
Mary Jane
Los Angeles
Calif
Frances Moore
Tampa
Fla
Carl Bahnmaier
Bret
Aron Zlotnik
Olivia Fulton
George M. Bahnmaier
George F. Bahnmaier
Starr Glenn
Harry Glenn
William Glenn
Irene Symons
John Neuschafer Sr
Vitus
Symons
Centropolis
Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
Tall Oaks
Christian Church Assembly
Linwood
Highway 32
Rebecca Walker
Jenny McCue
Walker
Dorothy Dingman
Lloyd David Housworth
William C. Peters Jr
Nancy Tobler
John C. Dingman
Kenneth Walker
Jo McIntosh
John Dingman
Karen
Oscar Olson
Kenneth Olson
Brenda
William Peters Jr
Satin
Barbara Johnson
Cristy
Kenneth E. McCue Jr
Kenny
Blossom Hunsinger
Linda Bales
Martha
Mary Eleanor Walker
Joe H. Bales
Judy Knight
Carolyn Dietz
Mrs. Colman
Ann
P.S
Dorothy
Trudy
HDU
Meadowlark
Nancy Callicott
Mike Mitchell
Vincent Weeks
Gloria
Gail Edwards
Terry Porter
Nancy Boehle
Francis Brammer
Janet
Junior
Norman Luckan
Clayton
Kristen Hunter
Lincoln
Neb
Henry Luckan
Wilma McGuire
Richard
Reta
Teresa
Sherrill
Kathie
Vickie
Minnie Zillik
Jeannie
Butler, Mo
Fred Reetz
Eudora
Harold Canary
Richard Rose
Bigelow
Karastan
Bud Jennings
ST. John’s
Hundleys
Nancyelaine Anderson Lawrence Dance
Vermont
Helen Harmon
Phyllis Hubbard
Marilyn Preston
Marlene Radke
Eight East
A. V. Phillips
T.g.&y
Kotex 24
Schreiber
Aqua Net
Crest
Gleem
Colgate
Gilette
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