Sara Austin Weds Clifford Stansbury in Cottonwood Falls
Sara Ann Austin daughter of Mr and Mrs William P Austin of Cottonwood Falls and Clifford Stansbury son of Mr and Mrs Frank Stansbury of Pomona were married June 28 in the Methodist Church at Cottonwood Falls at 3 oclock Rev John A Whornberry officiated. Blanche Dunshee and Nancy Ballweg provided music. The bride wore a floor length organdy gown with deep V neckline and short cap sleeves, a fitted bodice, full skirt with ruffles and a long fingertip veil. Maid of honor Patti Austin sister of the bride, with bridesmaids Quell of Kansas City, and others wore light blue, white bouquets. A reception followed. the couple will reside in Lawrence until fall. The groom is a Washburn graduate and will coach in Ellis schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Ann Austin
William P. Austin
Cottonwood Falls
Clifford Stansbury
Frank Stansbury
Pomona
John A. Whornberry
Blanche Dunshee
Nancy Ballweg
Joned
Grace Marie Freyman
Alrist
Patti Austin
Elsian
Quell
Kansas City
Barry Beeson
Shirley Schwilling
Yoreka
Bill Stansbury
Topeka
John Johnson
Ray Stewart
Larry Carr
Tom Law
Pavia Jean Quell
Kansas
City
Stansbury
Lawrence
Ellis
Alpha Phi Social Sorority
Washburn University
Washburn
University of Kansas
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Jack Moody
Robert Murphy
Club and church groups meet across week at various venues
A listing of meetings and social events across the week includes COUNTRY CLUB gatherings, garden club visits, ladies luncheons, church circles, birthday clubs, potlucks, and auxiliary activities. Participants include Mrs. Ray Evans, Mrs. B. G. Otto, Mrs. Mary Mock, and many local groups such as Nazarene Missionary Society and Trinity Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASE Bennett
Nazarene Missionary Society
Priendship
Maza Evans
Baptist Church
U. 8 Army
Trinity Methodist Church
W. M
United Presbyterian Church
Thomas Michel
G. C. Birthday Club
Ray Evans
B. G. Otto
Potluck Bupper
Peoria Ladies Aid
Mary Mock
W. F
Roy Browning
7. P. Haggard
Socialettes W S C S donate to hospital in India
Trinity Methodist Women Society voted to give $20 to the Creighton-Freman Memorial Hospital in India. The meeting featured the World Federation of Methodist Women lesson led by Mrs. A E Sullins, with several devotions and guest visits. A Scotch foursome will be played at the Country Club tomorrow. Greenwood Ladies Aid met with 15 members and four children present and discussed a quilt project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist
W.S.C.S
Creighton - Freman Memorial Hospital
India
World Federation of Methodist Women
A. E. Sullins
Charles Gross
Cora Melcher
Elsie Ferguson
B.S. Ward
Peggy Nordyke
Baldwin Institute
Jess Blake
Charles Peterson
Russell Nordyke
Country Club
V. O. Schultz
Howard
Greenwood Ladies Aid
Ralph Shepherd
Stevenson Rhoades Nuptials Recited
Deanna Louise Stevenson and Donald J. Rhoades were married at Wesleyan Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony. The couple plans home in Wellsville after July 13, with Deanna a Ottawa High School graduate and Donald a Wellsville High School alumnus employed at Western Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Louise Stevenson
Delbert Stevenson
Donald J. Rhoades
Fred Rhoades
Wellsville
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Edna Thomas
Myra Hopkins
Janice Griffin
Sandra Early
Olathe
Ozarks
Ln Wellsville
Ottawa High School
Mann-Bell Drugsstore
Weilsville High School
U.S. Army
Western Electric Telephone Co
Kansas City
Dry milk helps boost mashed potatoes nutrition
A kitchen tip suggests adding a tablespoon of dry milk to each quarter cup of fluid milk used in mashed potatoes to increase nutrients for the family.
Tarragon Enhances A Lobster Salad In Summer Dishes
A lively note highlights how tarragon adds zest to a lobster salad, describing it as a delectable summer favorite. The piece urges readers to remember this pairing when preparing light seafood meals.
Golden Wedding and Other Local Celebrations
Miscellany notes varied occasions from Hawkins Grange surprising George and Gould with a Golden Wedding observance to a double wedding ring cake moment. Mrs Campbell marks 45 years, a Swedish smorgasbord trip, and Queen of Flowers praise. Also mentions Automobile Club of Southern California, Mrs Anderson’s travels, and a misread Lily label as Lieutenant Neyron Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins Grange
George Gould
Trg
Lois
C. R. Campbell
J. S. Sproul
Morris
Neyron Rose
E. W. Crandall
Jack
Wes Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sara Austin
Senger Bowen
John Neely
Maple
Twila Grace Senger
Thomas Bowen
Manchester
Little Chapel of the
Polio Foundation
Warm Springs, Ga
Ronnie
Debbie Senger
Neelys
Iowa
Lon White
Janet Scott
Mary Carpenter
Dan Wilson
Alice Wilson
Lauren O. Gaddis
L. O. Gaddis
Gues
James Clifford
Forest Park
Ittawa Garden Club
M. R
KR. C
Frank Wuckowitsch
Lofgreen
Elm Grove
Fred Thomas
Daughters Club of
Centropolis
Frank Morgan
Betty Moody
Helen Kersiey
J. E. M. Club
Ben Printy
Mra
G. L. Bolton
Fairmount
Fred Ferguson
Wanda Baird
Cheryl
Mrs. Baird
Carl Doughty
Hutchinson
Arthur Jones
Albert Goll
Wichita
A.C. Heigele
B. P. Heigele
Iola
L. A. Walker
D. L. Young
Peggy
Kirksville
Marjorie Hooper
Mary
John A. Young
Jo Anne
Freddie
Ernest Kolever
Richard
June
H. F. Duvall
Lake of the Ozarks
Wayne Duvalls
Charles Duvalls
Roy Stadler
Jefferson City
Moa
Wayne Duvall
Walla Walla
Wash
Denver
Colo
Wright Studio
Stevenson-Rhoades
Wayne E. Caldwell
Maud Adams
Jay Milton
Beesveres
Robert Barnes
Ash
Gene Kelly
Natalie Wood
Marty Milner
Marjorie Morningstar
Warner Bros
Herman Wouk
Slim Carter
Hillcrest
Tarragon
L.M.S
Anniversa
Queen of Flowers
The
Ottawa Herald
Ilinois
Automobile Club of
Southern California
United States
Canada
Mexico
M. A. Anderson
Ottawa
JT. L. Jones
N. Mulberry
Ola Keith
Clase
Anderson
Micki
Glenn Ainsworth
Aurora
Minn
Minnesota
John G. Kaiser Drug Store
Rexall
Pho
Reviow
Hi and
Dri
Kramer's Drug Store
S. Main
KEEN
St. Boniface Church
Scipio Hall
Richmond
Highway 59
West Scipio School House
East
Elvis Presley
Dolores Hart
Hal Wallis
You
Tally Theatre
Pretty Miss Hart
Lizabeth Scott
Wendell Corey
Elvis
Hal Kanter
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