Shirley May Jones Weds John Buswell Mitchell
Shirley May Jones and John Buswell Mitchell married in Danforth Chapel at the University of Kansas. Rev. Roger Fredrikson officiated the double ring ceremony with white iris and pink chrysanthemums. The bride wore Chantilly lace and tulle with a satin gown, veil, and a white orchid bouquet. Attendants included maid of honor Iva Kay Jones. reception in the Memorial Union with mint green decor. The bride is a 1956 KU journalism graduate. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mitchell of St. Joseph, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan A. Jones
Shirley May
John Buswell Mitchell
John W. Mitchell
Roger Fredrikson
Danforth Chapel
University of Kansas
Iva Kay Jones
Richard F.wright
Lawrence
Robert Schaaf
Mitchell
John L. Nieman
Cleveland
Ohio
Ray Sisson
St. Joseph
Jack Brown
Kansas
Memorial Union
University
Aspee
Yvonne Schenck
Blue Springs
Doris Haun
Hays
Paul Dunkak
Glenn Yancey
Topeka
Monte Moore
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
University of Kansas School of Journalism
KFKU
KANU
Gamma Alpha Chi
St. Jo
Seph Graduates KU Law and Plans Home Return in Lawrence
Seph, a University of Kansas alum 1955 with an A B in radio, earned an LLB from KU Law School in January. A member of Alpha Tau Omega, he and his partner will return to a temporary home at 940 Indiana in Lawrence after a short wedding trip.
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Seph
University of Kansas
University of Kansas Law School
Alpha Tau Omega
Indiana
Lawrence
Delegates elected for VFW Auxiliary district meeting
VFW Auxiliary members selected delegates for the district meeting in Osa watomie in April 1920. Officers and hosts were named, with Mrs. Helen Harp attending in Lawrence, fund proceeds from an apron carnival totaling 46 dollars, and 53 pounds of rag rags sewn at an all day event. Nora Runyon to visit March 24. reports due by April 1. election to occur this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Osawatomie
Ross Freeman
Carl Furman
Bob Robinson
Victor Sowers
Guy Mcintosh Sr
B. Frank Wise
Ed Curby
Warner Latz
Mable Simmons
Helen Harp
Lawrence
Simmons
Cancer Fund
Veterans’hospital
Nora Runyon
Ft. Scott
Baby Craig Stanley Born to Rev and Mrs Colas
A son was born March 8 to Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Colas of Kansas City Kansas, weighing 8 pounds 11 ounces. Grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Meyer of Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Colas of Oval Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Colas
Kansas City
Kas
Craig Stanley
J. J. Meyer
Ottawa
Ray Colas
Oval
Socialettes and clubs hold varied meetings
Socialettes Bellwood Camp and Auxiliary led by Guy Barnes and Mae Wingfield met at the Barnes home with eight in attendance. Omega Beta Sigma Phi had a model meeting at Mrs. McGhee’s with ten members present. Child Study Club changed meeting site to Mrs. Schamann’s. Lane hosts dinner for Hills heading to army duty with many local guests. North Baptist recruits joked during roll call as Mrs. Keefer led business and beatitudes. W C T U to meet Thursday at 2 pm. M P M Club heard Mrs. Jamison speak on Civil Defense.
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Bellwood
Guy Barnes
Mae Wingfield
Lawrence
Barnes
Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma ‘Phi
Bob McGhee
al Cearfoss
Jerry Kiefer
Jim Rodgers
Russell Wigglesworth
Bill King
Child Study Club
Harold Schamann
North Baptist Church
Leo Miller
Clarence Keefer
J. T. Nicholson
Keefer
St. Patrick
Beta Sigma Phi hosts cake decorating tea on year
Willams and Mrs. W C Harding were hostesses. Mrs F F Fockele named a nominating committee of Mrs R O Bundy, Mrs I J Spears, and Mrs J H Nordeen. Twenty two members attended. Next meeting will be a musical tea. Omicron Exemplar Chapter held a cake decorating demonstration by Max Drake, with Julia Trigg hosting assisted by Roseberry and Seright. Thirteen members attended.
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Omicron Exemplar Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Max Drake
Julia Trigg
R. Roseberry
J. T. Seright
Brownies Give Supper for Lincoln School Families
Brownie Troop No. 1 hosted a brown and paid basket supper last night at Lincoln School, inviting local families to attend and support the troop's activities.
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Lincoln School
Fourth Grade Girls Host Brownie Event in Auditorium
The second grade girls served in brown and gold aprons while third graders decorated with streamers and knotted jonquil cups. A center piece of jonquil bouquets and yellow tapers graced tables as cookies shaped like Brownies were shown. Fourth graders ran the kitchen and a program featured readings piano solos songs a demonstration Slow to Dust and Girl Scout law interpretations by 14 girls. Hostesses were Louise Dale Rosemary Burgoon Carol Gravel and Carol Milton. One hundred twelve persons attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Dale
Rosemary Burgoon
Carol Gravel
Carol Milton
T. R. Johnson
Kenneth Milton
Robert Graham
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Women's
John Bushnell Mitchell
Shirley May Jones
John Mitchell
Health-tex Tron Sui
Mildred McKee
Ben Chrisjohn
Lane
Hills
Lawrence Webber
Donald Lash
Edith Webber
W.C.T.U
Federated Church
M. J. Klein
N. Poplar
Fostoria
Ted Everett
Marcia
Diana
Nancy
M.P.M. Club
P. R. Jamison
H. R
Stauffer
Don
Audrey
Shade
Mrs. Clinton
Lois) Haines
Silk
Amisions Robert Edmiston Stores, Inc
Millinery
Edmiston
Cloche
Shades
Walter L. Butler
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