The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 8

SttutdtXi August 31, 1974 THE GAZETTE, EMPORIA, KANSAS Clubs MARILYN MOBERLY, whose engagement to Mr. David J. Pierce, the son of Mr. and 'Mrs. James G.

Pierce, 902 Prairie has been announced by her parents Mr Mrs-. M. S. Moberly, Sunnyslope St. Miss Moberly and her fiance are graduates of Emporia High School.

She employe of the Modine Manufacturing Company and he is a senior at Emporia State College. LEBO Dinner guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Glen -w Jones were Mary and Susan of Lebo, and Kevin and Brian Stromgren of Osage City. READING and Mrs.

Robert Jolly of Osage City have if moved to the Newton rental pro- in west Reading. He is 'custodian of the school here READING The United Women are invited to the Miller Society on Wednesday afternoon. The next regular of. the Reading Society Sept. 10th in, the church baseinent.

Each member is ask- "bring a covered dish and as rags suitable for rugs. NOON BUFFET 11 PM $1.85 Plus Beverage SwiC 2700 West Emporia, Kansas Sundty'j Ctltndtt: Emporit Country Club: Diaait- bridge ptrty, 6:30 p.m. Ctlendtt: Army Post: Community Center, 2 pjn. Tuesday's Calendar: Business Pioiessiona! Womin'i Forren's Restaurant, p.m. Past Club: Jacobs, 505 2 p.m.

Auxiliary, U.T.U.: I.O.O.R.Re- bekaK Cerner, i p.m. Auxiliary, Lowry-Funstott Pest, V.F.W.: Post Home, 8 pjn. Elder Citizens Clubi Recreation Center, 7 p.m. Lyon County Medical Assistants Society: American Legion Home, 7 P.m. St.

Mary's Hospital Auxiliary Board: Hospital, 9 a.m. ir Our Neighbors MADISON The Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Neal Cummins and children, Cindy, Daniel Cathy, and Cheryl, were guests Aug. 18th of Mr.

and Mrs. John R. Williams, and were honored at a Coleman family reunion Sunday afternoon at Peter Pan Park in Emporia. Cathy and Cheryl had spent the previous week visiting at the Williams home. HARTFORD The Senior Citizens will meet Sept.

10th in the College Building for a covered-dish supper at 7 p. m. Hosts will be Evan Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Griffin.

Alice Malik and her orchestra from Burlington will play during the program hour. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sheppard and son are new residents at the Hartford Happy Homes. Only one unit remains vacant in the six-unit complex.

HARTFORD School pictures will be taken Tuesday by Campus Studios of Pre-school children's pictures will be taken at 8 a. m. and High School students' will report at 8:30 a. m. All pictures must be paid for in advance.

The cost of the pictures is $3.50. HARTFORD The Fall Reading Program for children aged 3 through 5 will begin Tuesday, Oct. 1st from 10 to 11 a. m. at the Hartford Public library.

BUSHONG -Mr. and Mrs. Byron Reaka of Reading visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. Reaka's sister, Mrs. Louis M.

Hill. 5 MRS. JOSEPH EDWARD HOUSTON, who was married Aug. 2nd, in St. Mark's United Methodist Church in Manassas, is the former Melinda Anne Todd, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William W. Todd of Manassas. Mr. Houston is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Houston, 745 Sunnyslope who were among the guests at the wedding. He is a graduate of Emporia High School and the Flint Hills Vocational-Technical School and currently is serving in the Navy as a Lithographer, Second Class. Attendants at the wedding were Miss Deborah Todd, sister of the bride, and Mr. Ronald Chiarilli of Dale City, Va.

The ushers were Mr. Norman Wells of Fort Meyer, and Mr. Steven Campbell of Falls Church, Va. The flowergirl and ring- bearer were Tina and James CMarilli. Chairman at Denver University Former Emporian Retiring From Theater Department WE'RE ALWAYS OPEN ON SUNDAYS HOLIDAYS downtown Frost is open 9 AM-2 PM-10 PM Sundays and Holidays to serve you better.

Fast-Free Delivery Service 'Ul 10:00 Every NMe Downtown Westslde West Looking For a Church Home? The First Presbyterian Church, Eighth and Commercial, invites you to worship at 10:40 A.M. this Sunday. Church School at 9:30 A.M., classes for all ages. Coffee hour at 10:20 in the Friendship room. Welcome to all newcomers and visitors and members! Allen A.

Th.D. Minister Stafford S. Studer, Ph.D., Assistant it used to be "CHICKEN ANNIES" NOW it's THE ALL NEW CHICKEN MARYS New Owners New 'Management and Exciting New Additions to our menu! CHICKEN STEAKS SEA FOODS OPENING 3RD 4 PM to 9:30 PM Weekdays 11 AM to 9:00 PM Sundays Closed Mondays 4 Miles South on Airport Road A WE ALSO CATER PARTIES Phone 342-1115 Former Emporian Russell Porter recently retired as chairman of the University of Denver Theater Department. However, Mr. Porter remain at the university to work on special projects for the Colorado centennial and United States bicentennial celebrations.

He was featured in articles in the Denver Post and the Mountain News soon after he announced his retirement as Theater Department chairman. 'Mr. Porter, who was born and reared in Sterling, attended the College of Emporia and later graduated from State College. He helped pay his way through coEege by working part time as a minister in the Emporia area. In 1929 Mr.

Porter became a faculty in the speech "department at Kansas State Teachers College and taught at the college for the next 17 years. In 1932 he married Miss Miriam Gilsoa, the daughter of Franklin Gilson who was then head of the Speech Department. Mr. Porter joined the faculty at the University of Denver in 1946. He helped establish and became the director of the school's radio department and later the radio-television department.

Among the people he interviewed while working in that department wefle Willy Brandt, who would become Chancellor of West Germany; Indira President of Lidia, and Dag Hammarskjold, Secretary General of the United Nations. In 1952 Porter began directing plays at the University of Denver. Soon after he was named co-chairman of the Theater Department, and in 1963 he was named chairman. He helped establish, with the aid of a 'Rockefeller Foundation grant, a professional theater program at the university, and also helped develop a University Theater Association. iSr Anniversaries Celebrated LEBO All family birthday anniversaries in August were celebrated at a get-together at the home of Nellie Bowlin on Sunday.

Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Calvert and Janine of Augusta; Mr. and Mrs. Jackson George of Emporia; Dr.

and Mrs. Robert Lewis of Overland Park; Mr. and Mrs. Kenton Bailey, Philip, Jeff, and Robbie, of Lebo; Sherry Sherman and Heather of Emporia; and Debbie Bailey of Topeka. LEBO Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Dale Miller returned Thursday from a 15-day tour of Europe. In Spain, they visited their nephew and his family, M-Sgt. and Mrs. Mar D.

Ellis Jr. and children. Other countries they toured were Italy, France, and England. LEBO Dr. and Mrs.

Galen Miller of Dallas, Texas, visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dale Miller on Friday and Saturday. LEBO Dale Standiferd and Craig Ellis are vacationing in Colorado this week. Prepared Let us help you with your fall Wardrobe cleaning Fast Service Alterations Personalized Service 317 wers ,37 West 6th Emporia Open 9-9 Sun.

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