Jacqueline White Weds Herbert C White at KU Chapel
Jacqueline Lee White and Herbert Curtis White married yesterday at Danforth Chapel University of Kansas with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a silk illusion veil and carried a white orchid. attendants included maid of honor Marilyn Irwin and bridesmaids Pamela White Cheryl Bolton. A reception followed at the Castle Tea Room, after a six week European honeymoon the couple will reside in Peoria Illinois.
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Danforth Chapel
University of Kansas
Jacqueline Lee White
Edward R. Bolten
Greenville
S. C
Herbert Curtis White
Herbert B. White
Peoria
Pearl E. Bolton
Ottawa
Bolton
Marilyn Irwin
Pamela White
Cheryl Rae Bolton
Miss Irwin
Miss White
Miss Bolton
Castle Tea Room
C. E. ‘Nisely
Judy Hymer
Bonner Springs
Jane Goodnow
Kansas City
Phylis Anderson
William C. White II
Europe
High St
University of Texas
K.U
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
University of Illinois
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Centropolis School Reunion Attendees Gather in Forest Park
Centropolis residents and families attended the annual Centropolis School reunion held Sunday in Forest Park. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hosler, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gould, Miss Elma Wright, Mrs. George Phibbs, and many others from Ottawa, Topeka, Leavenworth, Kansas City, and surrounding towns, with attendees named across multiple households.
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Sth
Centropolis
Forest Park
Raymond Hosler
Roy Gould
Elma Wright
George Phibbs
Farr
Merrill Bliss
Elma Schmitt
Earl Smith
Ben Bowers
Clarence Hughes
Tilden Mi Plnick
Ernest Nelson
Homer Flora
Orville Brown
Myron McCall
W. D. Dunlap
Ottawa
R. O. Slavens
Phil Symons
Lola Schoonover
Lynn
Vern Sink
Rose Ann
Bertha Steward
Christina Woodsum
Leland Gilliland
Robyn
Eugene
Donald Woodsum
Linda
J. D
Ben Baker
Arlyss
Ted Clark
Dennis
Anitta
Vickie
Steven
Centropollis
David Bell
Overland Park
Sanford Shaw
Richmond
W. C. Nelson
Lawrence
Frank Marsh
Topeka
Lida Parks
Isabel Hillbrunner
J. Ivan Clark
Jack Moody
William Wamsley
Kansas City
Clarence Barnhart
Sharon
LaVern i
Clifford
Homer Crawford
Charies Jones
Maurice Fishburn
Carol and
Neal
Overbrook
Lottie Gastrock
Charles Gilliland
Beware Summertime Barbecue Barques Safety Tip
Boston AP reports Miles Woodworth of the National Fire Protection Association warns backyard cooks not to add flammable liquids to burning fires. He notes that kerosene paint thinner or alcohol used on a live coal can cause a sudden flame engulfing arms and face. keep containers away and children at a safe distance, especially little girls in party dresses.
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Boston
Miles Woodworth
National Fire Protetion Assn
Woodworth
Westminster circle hears evangelism skit at Redmond home
Circle Hears Skit Circle II of Westminster United Presbyterian Church presented an evangelism skit yesterday at Mrs R R Redmond s home. It was given by Mrs John P Wallace Mrs Harold Crawford and Mrs Max Ward. In the business session led by Mrs Guy Gibbs the group adopted a mission station for Christmas. Miss Mamie Dick gave devotions. Mrs A C Carpenter reported on the Synod School in Emporia attended last week.
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Circle II
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
R. R. Redmond
John P. Wallace
Harold Crawford
Max Ward
Guy Gibbs
Mamie Dick
A. C. Carpenter
Synod
Emporia
New Product Whipped Butter Enhances Spreading Ease
Whipped butter is pure butter with a carefully controlled amount of air folded in. It offers easy spreading for sandwiches and toast and assists in buttering pancakes and waffles.
Handwriting analysis debunked by Ann Landers column
Dear Ann Landers answers a reader about paying for handwriting analysis to judge compatibility. She warns there is no scientific basis, noting amateurs often claim to reveal character from penmanship. The exchange also touches on proper office dress and the risks of paying for dubious tests.
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Dear Ann Landers
Ann
Ann Landers
Office fashion critique from a colleague critique
An offbeat letter describes women in an office wearing flashy outfits including a flamenco style skirt and sequin beaded dresses. The writer urges conservative, office appropriate attire and mocks hair styles like bee-hives while noting the perceived distraction and pinning blame on workers’ looks.
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