Larson-Lee Vows In Shawnee Church
Barbara Jane Larson and John Philip Lee married in a Shawnee Methodist Church ceremony conducted by Rev. Floyd Moss. The bride wore an ivory peau de soie empire gown with lace appliques and a mantilla train. attendants wore pink empire-waisted gowns. After Sept 10, they will reside in Lawrence as the groom plans KU studies and the bride continues as a journalism educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jane Larson
John Philip Lee
Shawnee Methodist Church
Floyd Moss
Burt G. Larson
Naperville
Lee
Howard C. Lee
Ottawa
Clenna Wilson
Shawnee
Robert Jett
Overland Park
Nancy Larson
Susan Shep
New
Scotch Plains
N. J
Barbara Brown
Suesan Ault
Kirkwood
Jennie Sullivan
Cousein
Debra Lee
Julie Sullivan
John Hursh
First Methodist W.S.C.S Opens Session With Piano Prelude
Mrs Loren Matthews opened the First Methodist W.S.C.S session with a piano prelude titled My Task. Mrs Cliff Reynolds led as president, with devotions by Mrs L E Stout and the program by Jane Wollen on Bringing Life Abundant. Wollen shared summer experiences in W.S.C.S Projects Tour across Missouri Illinois Indiana Michigan Ohio and Canada and her intercity work camp in Armourdale Kansas City. Rachel hosted the hostess circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Matthews
W.S.C
Cliff Reynolds
L. E. Stout
Jane Wollen
Women Hold Work Meeting at Brethren Church
The Women’s Work Meeting of the Church of the Brethren began with a 30 a.m. breakfast on Wednesday. Business, led by Mrs. George Royer, approved mailing Gospel Messenger to church college students. Officers re-elected: Mrs. Roger president, Mrs. Roy Gerehard vice president, Mrs. E. Watkins secretary, Mrs. Al ere West treasurer. Mrs. H. B. Wheeler gave decorations reading Romans 12. Mrs. Watkins elected delegate to district meeting Sept. 16-18 in Independence Kansas. Plans for annual mincemeat sale to start Oct. 5 at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren Beegan
George Royer
Gospel Messenger
Roger
Roy Gerehard
E, E. Watkins
Alevin West
H, B. Wheeler
Watkins
Independence
Kan
OES Chapter Resumes Meeting After Summer Break
Union Chapter No. 15 of the Order of the Eastern Star met at Masonic Temple after a two month summer vacation. Mrs. William Ogle presided as worthy matron. An invitation was issued for a Friendship Night by Evangeline Chapter No. 162 in Baldwin on Sept 28. A collection supported the tornado relief fund for Topeka and Manhattan Eastern Star members. Social hour decor featured brass candle holders with white tapers and a brass fruit bowl. about 40 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
William Ogle
Evangeline Chapter No
Baldwin
Eastern Star
Topeka
Manhattan
Harley P. Gover
Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Members Dine at Sirloin Club
Twelve members of Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi attended the Sirloin Club in Lawrence Tuesday for the first fall meeting. Visiting followed the J meal and Mrs. Richard Fogle was announced as hostess for the meeting on September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Sirloin Club
Lawrence
Richard Fogle
Bethels Hold Joint Session for Grand Visit in Kansas
Bethel No 31 Ottawa and Bethel No 71 Melvern joint for the grand guardian Mrs Lela M McKinsey and associate grand guardian Bob Kellogg Kansas official visit. Ottawa led opening and closing. Melvern conducted initiation for Debbie Miller. Attendees included Wendell D Jones and Dollie Lewis. 27 Ottawa members and 8 council. 10 Melvern members and 3 council. Replaces Ottawa’s Sept 12 meeting.
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Bethel No
Job
Bob Kellogg
Norton
Ottawa
Promenaders Hold Potluck Before Square Dance
The Promenaders Square Dance Club held a potluck supper at Lincoln School Tuesday evening. Horton Presley gave the benediction and Dr S M Brockway led singing. Caller Bob Kuhn of Kansas City introduced 16 guest couples to basic Western square dance calls and prizes were awarded to Virginia Anderson Sandy Sylvester Pat Maxwell Elloise Whitacre Mitzi Neal Pres Thompson John Jones Charles Neal and Bob Kuhn.
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Promenaders Square
Lincoln School
Horton Presley
Dr. S. M. Brockway
Bob Kuhn
Kansas City
Virginia Anderson
Sandy Sylvester
Pat Maxwell
Elloise Whitacre
Mitzi Neal
Pres Thompson
John, Jones
Charles Neal
Curtains From Plastic Make Dust Ruffles For Bed
Dear Heloise offers thrifty home hacks from using plastic curtains as dust ruffles to keep dirt from under the bed, hemming tips, and matching decor ideas. Other notes advise net strips to clean high chairs, folding laundry to ease storage, and a napkin of child care tricks.
ACE Group Has Patio Supper
The Ottawa Branch of the Association for Childhood Education met at Mr. and Mrs. William Hocking's patio for a potluck supper and business session led by president Mrs. Helen Durbin. Delegates were planned for the Oct 8 state meeting in Hutchinson. Announced rummage sale at Memorial Auditorium and Oct meeting with Mrs. Josephine Strafuss. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Marsvin P. Forker, Mrs. Beth Gentry, Mrs. Lucille Meyer, Mrs. Opal Finney, Miss Herndon, A. F. Ponton and William Hoobing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Association For Childhood Education
William Hocking
Helen Durbin
Hutchinson
Honking
Memorial Auditorium
Opal Finney
Josephine Strafuss
Ethelyn Bennett
Marsvin P. Forker
Beth Gentry
Lucille Meyer
Miss Herndon
A. F. Ponton
William Hoobing
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Larson-Lee
Dior
David A. Lee
Richard Lee
Willliam Lee
William Edwards
Lyndon
Brent Trout
Osawatomie
Brenda Brown
Mary Hinsey
Kansas University
Baylor University
Waco
Tex
Taylor Forge and Pipe Works
Paola
Thebride
Alpha Delta Pi
Theta Sigma Phi
Journalism Society For Women
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
OES
Bethels
Minnie Franks
Dorothy Lawson
Bobbi Lynn Bays
Robert Bays
Bays
Ellsworth Afb
Rapid City
S. C
Bobbi Lynn
Lawson
Poplar
Butler
Heloise
Micki Lesser
Ann Hunter
John Hege
Sandra Dodd
Nell Montgomery
Betty Longhini
Stephanie
Poochie
Singer
Albright
Muceni
Sewina wiAcce
ACE Group
Westinghouse
the Keen Co
S. Main
Medical Arts
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