December wedding plans for Judy Ann Dillon and Larry Smith
Mr and Mrs L Dillon announce the engagement of their daughter Judy Ann Dillon to Larry Smith of 33311 St. Miss Dillon a Lawrence High School graduate works for Southwestern Bell. Smith also a Lawrence High School graduate and attended Kansas University. He is a partner at Ethan A Smith Moving and Storage Co. Plans are for a December wedding at St Johns Catholic Church.
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Miss Dillon
Lawrence High School
The
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Washington wig boom under scrutiny as shops face probes
In Washington DC the so called hottest wig city faces three investigations with forty four suits against wig wearers and counter suits against wig sellers. The Washington Star reporter Miriam Ottenberg traces the trend from used car dealers moving into wigs, citing deceptive ads and city regulatory gaps.
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The
Washington Star
Miriam Ottenberg
Ann Landers Advice on Furniture Etiquette and Family Woes
Readers share confrontations with a heavy friend who breaks chairs and sofas, a teenager facing alcoholism, and a mooching brother in law. Ann Landers advises polite seating guidance, al anon resources for children of alcoholics, and changing the lock to curb intruding Hymie with practical steps.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Binnie
Al-Ateen
White
A-Anon Family Group
Inc
Madison Square Station
New York
N.Y
Lancaster
Penn
Lan
Lawrence Wedding Vows Repealed Vow for Miss Jackman and Mr Elliott
Judith Jackman and Robert Louis Elliott repeated their vows at Trinity Episcopal Church. The ceremony featured emerald green attendants, a peau de soie gown with lace and Brussels mantilla, and a Lawrence Country Club reception. The couple will reside in Prairie Village.
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Judith Jackman
Robert Louis Elliott
Trinity Episcopal Church
Franklin Clarke Jackman
Marvin Edward Elliott
Wichita
Harvard Wilbur
Jackson
Judson Mitchell
Jack Sievert
Donald Hearn
Clarke Jackman
Thermopolis
Wyo
Charles Jackman
Reese Jackman
Lawrence
Tom Rost
Top
James Hull
Larry McCallister
Overland Park
Mark Patton
Robert McGhee
Robert Wood
Kansas City
Kan
Robert Jacquith
David Webb
Karen Hearn
James Elliott Hull
Lawrence Country Club
Gerry Hammond
William Cohn
Jerry Taylor
Prairie Village
75Th St
Social calendar notes honor forthcoming wedding in Clinton
Miss Sherrie Shoemaker and George Lawrence Jr. will be honored at a dessert tonight at Clinton Presbyterian Church after rehearsal for their wedding set for 3 p.m. Sunday there. Hosts are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schlink, Lawrence's parents. The Lawrence Branch of AAUW will sponsor its annual membership coffee Sept. 26 to welcome new and prospective members. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Canutson hosted staff at Watkins Hospital open house at KU. About 60 guests attended. Exemplar Preceptor Beta Sigma Phi met with Miss Jean DeForest presiding. Berenice Asher memorial service held. Donations to Lawrence Memorial Hospital Fund in her memory. Lawrence Woman's Club to award housing scholarships and plan rummage sale in November. Hesper Mothers Club to hold fall meeting. Trinity Lutheran Church fried chicken and watermelon picnic planned at the 4-H Fair grounds Wednesday 5:45 to 7:40 p.m. Reservations required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrie Shoemaker
George Lawrence Jr
Clinton Presbyterian Church
Henry Schlink
Mr. Lawrence
Shoemaker
Clinton Church
Lawrence
American Association of University Women
James Slocomb
Berenice Asher
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Fund
Asher
Evelyn Dockery
Goldie Nelson
Clarence Rusk
Lawrence Woman's Club
Mass
Robert L. Edmiston
Kenneth Shook
Trinity Lutheran Church
4 H Club and HDU News at Vinland Lunch Meeting
The Vinland 4 H Club and HDU News will meet at noon Tuesday at the Little Banquet for a lunch program. Guest speaker W C Boardman will discuss First Aid, followed by a business meeting. Woodlawn unit met Thursday with 12 members and a guest.
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Vinland Home Demonstration Unit
W.C. Boardman
Antique Show by KC Gamma Phi Alumnae Planned
The Greater Kansas City alumnae of Gamma Phi Beta sponsor their annual Antique and Hobby Show September 18 to 20 at Ranch Mart auditorium Mission. Hours are 1030 a m to 9 p m with proceeds benefiting Mattie Rhodes day nursery and camps for underprivileged children. Eighteen exhibits feature antique and hobby dealers showcasing tole painting floral design furniture stripping and hi fi radio gear.
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Kansas City
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Ranch Mart Auditorium
95Th and
Mission Rd
Mission
Mattie Rhodes
Swope Park
Social Calendar Items Spark Local Clubs and Events
Community groups including the American War Veterans chapter Soroptimist Club and Woman's Association list meetings at venues around Crescent Street. Members such as Mrs. Shaamnagfel and Polly Painters are noted with dates and times scheduled for Monday activities.
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Ch Omega AL Unite Ad Mbottiers
AU Wun
Culfea
Virginia
PTA Notes Highlight Central Junior High PTA Officers
Wakarusa Valley and Central Junior High PTA announce meetings this week. Central plans a program on extra activities with sponsor talks and a silhouette activity for parents. Officers named include President Keith Nitcher and Vice President Thornton Hemphill, plus multiple chairmen across education, health, library, membership, and safety roles.
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Central Junior High Pta
Keith Nitcher
Thornton Hemphill
Edward Bishop
Les Repuelin
Benton Roy Hanan
Dean Redding
Joe Langhofer
Byron Sneegas
Elmer Altenbernd
William Collinson
Ben Standard
Robert Spencer
Walter Snow
John Hadley
Frank Green
Roy Cropp
Don Whitaker
Dale Sillix
Mustang News
Alfred Gallup
Mustang
Kenneth Messenheimer
W. J. Womack
Elmer Torneden
Harley Yoder
Don Henry
Spring Play
Keith Lawton
Edson Mills
Local Society Gathers for Travel and Study News
Mrs David Perkins and Mrs Frances Childs depart for Hawaii to visit Lt Allan Robb and family. Nancyelaine Rusk returns from the East Coast to pursue a Kansas University BA. Prof L R Lind and family return from Bethesda where he studied medical history. Dr Lynn Osborn of KU Speech Dept elected vice chairman of the Undergraduate Speech Interest Group. Miss Lindsey Easton starts senior year at Long Beach State College and visits in California. Mrs E R Acher returns from six weeks in Salt Lake City. Mrs Ruth E McNair tours Southeast Asia and the Pacific with an air tour visiting Tokyo Manila Hong Kong Bangkok and more.
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David Perkins
Frances Childs
Kansas City
Kan
Hawaii
Allan Robb
Robb
Ronald Robb
Route 4
Perkins
Nancyelaine Rusk
Manchester, Vt
Marina Svetlova
Southern Vermont Art Center
Svetlova Ballet Co
New York City
Alexander Danilova
Miss Rusk
Kansas University
L. R. Lind
Bethesda
Prof. Lind
National Library of Medicine
Donald C. Fuchs
Brompton St
Keene Mill Manor
Springfield
Rosa Lind
Speech Association of America
Denver
Colo
Lynn Osborn
Chicago
Osborn
National Association
Lindsey Easton
M. E. Easton
Long Beach
Calif
State College
Easton
Don Acher
Ruth E. McNair
1624
Ala
Southeast Asia
Pacific
Maj
J. B. McMullin
Tokyo
Japan
Singapore
Jesselton
Bangkok
Hong Kong
Manila
Honolulu
Horoscope guide for ARIES to SAGITTARIUS signs
A dated astrology column offers weekly guidance for each sign. ARIES urges early start and tidy surroundings. TAURUS advises varied appointments and poise. GEMINI stresses asset analysis and prudent gifts. MOON CHILDREN plan evening entertainment after organizing daily tasks. LEO favors cautious real estate focus. VIRGO promotes vitality through proper treatments and clear goals. LIBRA urges removal of burdens and affectionate support. SCORPIO calls for harmonious collaboration and social precision. SAGITTARIUS highlights helpfulness and thoroughness in business matters.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
P.n. Moon Children
Leo
Fisure Security
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Eomc
Horoscope fortunes for Capricorn and Pisces union
Capricorn charts likely to clear up affairs across all fronts with finances in order first and loyalty shown to a trusted friend. Pisces urged to stop procrastinating and share duties with partners to safeguard an important project and avoid its collapse. Be wise and magnanimous.
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Capricorn
P.m
Pisces
Elegance Through Comfort In Dress Design
A garment that restricts movement fails to be elegant. True style blends ease of wear with grace and comfort, allowing the wearer to move freely and feel at ease while presenting a poised appearance.
Macaroni Salad With Rainbow Finish
A recipe note suggests adding green onions diced pickle grated carrot pimiento strips and plenty of yellow mustard to mayonnaise to create a colorful macaroni salad dressing and presentation.
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Dlixnon Studio
Judy Ann Dillon
D.C
Washington —m
Washington
Better Business Bureau
Miss Ottenberg
Federal Trade Commission
Ann _ Landers
Miss Jackman
Mr. Elliott
Ralph 9. Canutson
Watkins Hospital
Canuteson
Miss. St
James Gillispie
Maurice Gross
Mary Hatfield
Beatrice Linn
Raymond Schwegler
Erik Torp
James Burnett
Route 5
Beta Sigma Phi
Jean DeForest
Burnett
Helen Spence
Charles W. Williamson
Terr
Mrs. C. G. Hesse
Hesper Mothers Club
Hesper
Lutheran Church
HDU
Woodlawn Home Demonstration Unit
Raymond Brubaker
Earl Shaw
India School
KC Gamma Phi
PTA
Wakarusa Valley
Central Junior High School
Central
Carroll Righter
Sine Mi
Lawrence Paper CO
6Th & N.H
Trudy
Er ‘Jory Waastene
Nancy Ridgeway
Karen McKinsey
Crea
Indiana
Heap
AVA
Creative Dramatics
Lawrence Recreation Commission
MR Gill
Tennessee
Christian
Gustafson
Netlinc! Institute of Rug Cleaners
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