Social Activities and Local Weddings at Lawrence Area
Social events calendar lists Tingrenny Minervian Club and others in Lawrence with 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. gatherings. A Saturday wedding in Danforth Chapel unites Miss Kansas City and Richard Crites of Ottawa with elaborate gowns, attendants, and KU reception. The Crites couple plans home at 3112 Locust, Kansas City, Mo after Sept. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tingrenny Minervian Club
Georges Alent
Pam
Home Aid Society
Wastel Ton Toons
Seca Circle Club
Wiselarence Beaman
Douglas County Medicalssistant
Holidayton
Pan Lawrence Country
Diver Bridge
Sharon Lynne Stan
Kansas City
J. A. Starr
Lawrence
Richard R. Crites
Ottawa
Danforth Chapel
Russell Crites
Dale Turner
Plymouth Congregational Church
Marion Wilkerson
Ray Schmidt
Cay Crites
Patricia Durr
Overland Park
Doris Bamber
Robert Hess
Wichita
Darrel Conger
Jack Henning
Nursing graduates join Stormont Vail staff in Topeka
Sylvia Gerstenberger of Eudora was among 23 graduates of the Stormont Vail School of Nursing who received pins and diplomas at First Methodist Church in Topeka. A reception followed. Local attendees from Eudora included the Gerstenberger and Potts families, with multiple Lawrence residents noted. The article also lists social events and hosting duties around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Garstenberger
Eudora
Oclasa
Stormont-Vail School of Nursing
First Methodists Church
Topeka
Eudora Wert
W. W. Gerstenberger
H. TL. Gerstenberger
Viola Gerstenberger
Robert Nets
Cindy
Merilee
Carl Altenbernd
Albert Wiehman
Donna
Gerstenberger
Merical
Stormont Vail
Laming Family Details From Obituary Fragment
Time and family lines show Mr and Mrs Laming with two daughters Mrs Harry B Jenkins of Liberty Missouri and Mrs James Wooden of Lawrence and a son Charles Caulton Laming of Tona
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesa Hres
Jewett Fulkerson
Liberty
Mrnn Brock
Glasce
Batty Wooden
Lawrence
Gramisen
Dalin Charles Wooden
Laming
Harry B. Jenkins
Liberty, Mo
James Wooden
Charles Caulton Laming
Tona
Victora Club hosts dessert meeting and home tour
The first Victora Club meeting featured Mrs. Edythe Sorman as hostess committee chair with about 40 members present. Leslie Collins and his mother performed a saxophone duet, Mrs. Helen Collins. Mrs. EdythSalver sen spoke on her summer trip to Carlisle Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Zoe Glassmire shared impressions from Hollywood New Mexico. Afterward Mrs. Carter led a group tour of the new home. Mrs. Dora Reynolds hosted the dessert gathering with guests Mrs. Elizabeth Rules and Richard Rice. Mr. Rice spoke on his Army service in India and Iran. The Springdale Friends Church plans its centennial celebration with services, a basket dinner, and program on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Sorman
Leslie Collins
Topeka
Helen Collins
Edyth Salversen
Carlisle
Zoe Glassmire
Hollywood
N. M
Carter
Victora Club
Dora Reynolds
Elizabeth Rules
Richard Rice
Springdale Friends Church
Springdale
Kas
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Rebekah Lodge No. 4
Nannie Ireland
Myrtle Scribner
Eva Abraham
May Bruner
Eudora Methodist Church School
Leslie Kindred
Enoch Wright
Donald
Rae Warmker
Gary
Pete Lawson
Mugene Westerhouse
Noemit Broers
Klomer Broers
Archie Camison
Charles C. Laming
Tonganoxie
Mr. Laming
J.C. Laming
John Canlion Laming
Cornwall
England
United States
Whitsed Laming
Daisy Poetsch
Charles Poetsch
Milwaukee
Wis
Holland
Millealt
Phylo Contract Club
Castle Tea Room
Dean Etherton
Phyllis
Zillcox
Rosemary Hamilton
Francis Pinder
Marie Wagner
Marrilyn Lehew
Linda Garrett
Carol McMillin
Elaine Hartzell
Elzabeth Wilbur
Phil Anderson
Bob Hopkins
Jerry Owens
Larry Torneden
Frank Wiebe
Elwin Carter
John Marshall
Keith. Joenim
Lloyd J. Dixon
Lloyd Jr
Jean J
George Mize
Marilyn
Karl
Norwalk
Calif
Adah Taft
James Thompson
Jonathan B
Knapp Shoes
Harris
Boggs Hat Shop
Vermont
A. V. Phillips
Lalv
Lazy-Bones
Goodyear
Black
Royal College Shop
Springdale Church
Trevi i
Mink
Orion
Dynel
Milium
Torville
Eover
Weaver's Hosiery Shop
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