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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1962
Page
3
Dear readers weigh in on hosting plans and etiquette as Ann Landers addresses inviting guests, privacy in marriage, and the tone of her column. A Wisconsin reader praises her style while a worried wife asks about a gardener's visits and boundaries.
Carol Ann Wilkinson and Murrell W. Bland married at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Ladue Missouri in a double ring ceremony. The bride's sister Bety Jean Wilkinson was maid of honor and Marilyn Kay Bland a bridesmaid. Attendants included Benny Weiss best man Milton Bland groomsman with ushers Jerry Wudike and Jim Butler Jr. A reception followed at the Wilkinson home. The couple reside in Lawrence.
A bridal shower for Judy Stevens was hosted by Mrs. Lindel Chism and Katie at 601 North Cherry. Guests included the bride's grandmother Mrs. J. R. Marshall of Burlington, the groom’s mother Mrs. K. C. Corbett of Lawrence, and Gloria Towne of Manhattan, a school friend. Judy Stevens will wed Emery Corbett of Lawrence. The theme featured pink roses.
The Women's Breakfast Club honored eight new members at a morning breakfast at Lee's cafe. New members included Mrs. Chet Reed, Mrs. Joe Towner, Mrs. Robert Graham, Betty Barrows, Betty Maloney, Elsie Garrett, Sharon Norton and Peggy Hermreck. Mrs. Ivan Jones pinned corsages while president Mrs. Maxine Stephens outlined aims. Norma Stewart gave devotions. Twenty attended.
Mrs. R. O. Bundy led devotion and study on Not Under Law But Under Grace for the Woman's Association of First United Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Lyle Hanes hosted. Mrs. Roy Bones led the prayer cycle on South American missions. Mrs. R. L. Stevens chaired a brief business session planning a fall retreat and a bank offering. Hostess served refreshments.
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