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or anlt;ijiiomenmmmmmrn.Social CalendarFridayColor Camara Club, T:aO p.m..GIRL SCOUT DIRECTORS HONORED-A coffee for registered adults in District III of Vallehi Girl Scout Council was given Thursday morning in the Plymouth Congregational Church dining room. Special guests were Mrs. Edward Chapman (left) new district director for Vallehi Council, and Mrs. William Hoge (center), new executive director of Vallehi Council, both of Leavenworth. With them is Mrs. Robert Lockwood of 1813 Ala. St., district chairman, who was in charge of arrangements for the coffee. (Journal-World Photo.)Community Building.University Club, dinner bridge, 6;SO p.m.SaturdayReunion of 1935 Clans of Lawrence High School, 7 p.m., EldMdge Hotel.and Mrs. John Trude, Debra and Cathy, Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. and Mr*. Jon Nease of Eudora.Francis Abel, Mrs. John Marshall and Janet, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Raines, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Roberman and David, Irene Robermaiti Grace Roberman, Mrs. Charles Roberman and Charlene, Patricia Nease, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nease, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abel and Mark Steven, Mr. and Mrs. George Abel and Julie Ann and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Abel, all of Lawrence,Mrs. Fred Emmons and Mrs. Daniel Merrlam were hostesses for a surprise handkerchief shower recently in honor of Mrs. Louis Wulfkuhle.The Wulfkuhles have sold their home at 716 Me. St. and plan to move soon to California.Invited guests for the party at the Merriam residence, 717 Me. St., 'included Mrs. Vernon Roy, Mrs. Arnold LeBombard, Mrs. Glenn Turner, Mrs. Guy Turner, Mrs. Lenna Brown, Mrs. James Seaver, Mrs. Eddie Davis, Mrs. Reed Lindley, Mrs. William Ellis, Mrs. James Simpeon, Mrs. Mitchell Brown, Miss Faye Orelup and Mrs. Cecil Ward.Hn8difvnftetlPaitIItlifnah11hr/nnPSociciI S^ctivitiedA coffee Thursday morning at Plymouth Congregational Church honored Mrs. William Hoge, new executive director of Vallehi Girl Scout Council, Mrs. Minnie Ash, who has served as executive director for the past three years, and Mrs. Edward Chapman, new district director. All are of Leavenworth.Mrs. Ash is moving from Leavenworth to Ontario, Canada, where her husband, a colonel in the United States Army, will be Stationed.Lawrence adult Scouts acted as hostesses for the occasion for all registered adults in District III. Mrs. Robert Lockwood, district chairman, was in charge of arrangements. She was assisted by Neighborhood chairmen, Mrs. Kenneth Lenzen, Mrs. Calder Pickett, Mrs. L. E. Bice and Mrs. H. D. Remple.Guests attended from ValleyFalls and Baldwin.Hamblin’s home included members of the KU Geology Department staff and wives of. graduate students.The gifts were presented in a bassinet. The table centerpiece was a crystal punch bowl filled with green colored water on which floated plastic bath toy ducks, which were given to Mrs. Langford. Pink carnations surrounded the bowl and pink candles to finish the setting.Mrs. S. R. Reynolds and Mrs. Paul Meseraul! entertained II members of Recreation Club Tuesday afternoon at their home.Mrs. Eldon Miller was . in charge of the program which consisted of a contest and organ melodies played by Mrs. Meter* aull.The September meeting will be with Mrs. Clara Reynolds at Ottawa.Pava*k:erdonauThe descendants of Perry and Fannie Abel held their annual reunion Sunday at the Community Building. Next year’a gathering will be the third Sunday in May at the Community Building.Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Abel, Verona andMarcia, of Netawaka; Karen Kayil-Mn. Don Miller, Mrs. Kenneth Hamblin and Mrs. George Coleman wart hostesses for a baby thower in honor of Mrs. Fred Langford Thursday night.Guesta At the rartv at Mr.Thomas of Topeka; A. R. Wi! iiamson of Grantville; Donna Abel, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Abel, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunter and Brenda, Mrs. Lila, Jean Pearson, Sheryl and Brian, Mr. ai|d Mrs. Don Roelofaz, all of Perry; Bob Brown of Oskaloota; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nease Jr. and Jordan, Mrs. Grace Hastings, Mr,Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schuberthave as their house guests, Mrs. Schubert’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Overman, of Jefferson City, Mo. They are here for the program For You a Song to be given tonight at Lawrence High School and, for the graduation of their granddaughter, Virginia, from LHS.Mr. and Mrs. John Selig returned Thursday by plane from a 10-day visit with their son. Capt. James R. Selig, and family t( McGuire Air Force Baae, N.J. Prof. Kenneth Jochim. chair.V 4tANDERSONt• • ODiln *. MMInP,w*r THti • Pmn#H«,4r»4. if Otfxr Ph.n. VI,1044 ON.
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Lawrence Journal World
Lawrence, Kansas, US
Fri, May 27, 1960
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