Society and club news fills Lawrence events page
A dense schedule of society meetings and club activities covers Lawrence organizations including the University Women's Club, Lawrence Music Club, League of Women Voters, Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae, American War Mothers, and many bridge and luncheon gatherings. The spread notes venues such as the Museum Lounge Castle Tea Room and Fort Leavenworth Officers Club, with times from 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., plus Horticultural, Home Demonstration, and reading group meetings at local homes and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhuraday University Women's Club
Lawrence Music Club
New High School
League of Women Voters
Immanuel Luthern Churcherry
John Mauck
Home Aid Society
Gus Brune
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Association
Fort Leavenworth Officers Club
Lawrence Country Club
K.U
Douglas County Medical Fayetent Eee
Castle
F.G.Q. Co-Operative Board
Mra
Karl Kiooz
J. A. Schwesser
M. N. Panny
Niotas Club
Mercred Club
H. E. Chandler
Edna Wardall
American War Mothers
Lawrere
National Society of New England Women
Castle Tea Room
W. B. Reynolds
New England
Jack Garrett
Community clubs and notes from Lawrence society pages
Multiple local groups including the Evening Star Home Demonstration Unit and Lawrence Writers Workshop announce meetings and activities. Events feature Vegetables in Our Meals lessons, a Scavenger Hunt final, Verdi's Aida program, quilt-making, 4 H demonstrations, and a 37th birthday Altrusa luncheon with Vocational Aid Fund support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Altrusa Club International
Eldridge
Hazel Lee Simmons
Lorita Pendleton
Local clubs host sewing lessons and progressive UN dinner
Miss Mildred Clodfelter and other hostesses welcome participants for a continued sewing series led by Paula Glover on April 12 at Mrs. Kenneth Von Achen’s home. A sack lunch will be served. Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority enjoyed a UN themed dinner tour visiting three homes with cultural food displays and dessert. Tau chapter announces the pledge of Lila Haas of Twin Mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Mitchell
Harold Haight
Bridge
Bill Bodin
Oscar Rumsey
Jean Purdy
Sunny’ Valley
Sunnyside
Mae Smith
Freeman Stultz
H. W. Love
Winchester
Reynolds Shultz
Cc. O. Morton
Keith Boyd
Raybert Thornton
Everett Nottingham
Earl Curl
Evening Star
O. H. Landrith
Earl Steck
R. W. Parker
Albert Johnson
Paula Glover
Eudora
Kenneth von Achen
United Nations
Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority
Myrtle Wiglesworth
Ky. St
DeAnn Hetzel
Park Hetze
Mass. St
Veda Stanton
Vera Jensen
Myrtle Mitchell
Denis Raffety
Castle Tea Room
Cecile Roney
North 7Th Street
Alaska
Topeka
First State Board
Tau
Lila Haas
Twin Mound School
University leaders meet at Saling for Kansas Council session
Personal Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy and Dr. George B. Smith led sessions at the Kansas Council of Church Related Colleges in Saling. Murphy spoke on The Contribution of the Private Liberal Arts College in Higher Education in America while Smith addressed Problems and Patterns In Prior Planning at a sectional meeting. Also noted are travel plans of the Hollis A Fuchs party from Hot Sulphur Springs to Bloomington for Easter, H A Ireland’s Flint Hills Geological Society talk in Manhattan with Roamin’ in Wyoming slides, and Mrs. R. M. Roberts returning to 1129 Oregon St after a August visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Murphy
George B. Smith
University
Saling
Kansas Council of Church Related
Murphy
America
Dr. Smith
Hollis
Fuchs
Gretchen
Jennifer Lynn
Hot Sulphur Springs
Colo
R. M. Roberts
Oregon St
Local social notes from Schenectady and Kansas events
Mrs. Roberts recovers in Schenectady after a June hip fracture and two months hospitalization. Emma Berg visits Topeka on school district business. DeEtta Clark earns sophomore honors at Kansas State College in the top five percent. Roger Williams attends Rotary lunch in Baldwin. Gene Burnett returns from Texas business and visits Port Arthur. George Schreyer recovers from surgery in Lawrence. Eldon Ulrich and wife return from Lake Charles with their son Airman Bill Ulrich and ferry trip to Galveston ends the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Roberts
Roberts
Schenectady
N. Y
Emma Berg
Douglas County
Topeka
Berryton
DeEtta Clark
Jan
Carroll Clark
Kansas State College
School of Agriculture
Roger Williams
Rotary Club
Baldwin
Gene Burnett
Texas
Burnett
Fort Worth
Dallas
Don Burnett
Port Arthur
George Schreyer
Baker University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eldon Ulrich
Lake Charles
Bill Ulrich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Franklin Murphy
A. B. Weaver
Charles Stough
Clifton Calvin
Octet Bridge Club
Virgil Gordinier
Thomas Gorton
Leonard Axe
G. W. Bradshaw
Axe
Municipal
Minneapolis
George M. Beal
W. C. Summers
C. C. Winslore
Summers
E. C. Ricketts
Kansas
John Pound
Hesper Home Demonstration
Verna Terrell
Warner Lincoln
Lincoln
California
Herbert Knabe
Leroy Thornburg
O. D. Dunlap
Carl Kurta
South Side
Ernest Bigsby
Charles Spr Thase
J. C. Milliken
George Wise
J. H. Eibest
0. H. Corres
Clyde Husted
Fred Alford
Lawrence Writers Workshop
City Library
Robert Tait
Lawrence
Lawrence Color Camera Club
Don Crawford
Cassandra Ritter
Dorothy Luginbill
Nancy Roofe
Catherine Paez
Joyce Nehrbass
Verdi
Doris Evans
Linda Large
Jane Derry
Polly Peppercorn
Sara Lawrence
Carol Freeman
Barbara Richardson
Belleview Ladies Aid
Walter Marckley
Albert Harris
Meadowlark 4-H
Number Six
Marilyn Chamney
Bob Stauffer
Irene Sample
Jeannette Mitchell
Ward Sample
Clyde Johnson
John Locke
Victory Club
Vinton Fisher
Tl. St
Don Crumer
Lyle Colburn
Orville Beers
Woodrow Wilson
Beers
Wayne Davenport
Kanwaka Literary Club
M. C. Elliott
Delta Kappa Gamma
Pinckney School
Plymouth Congregational Church
Ralph Altie
Wesley McCalla
Norman Endacott
Bill Bryant
Kanwaka Cpa
Pleasant Grove
CPA
Kanwaka Cra
American ‘Association of University Women
Alta Stanton
Robert Vosper
K. U
Lea Sample
Charles Johnson
Max Dresden
Miss Stanton
Thebrary
University of California In
Los Angeles
Phi Beta
Midlands Rural Club
Met Kappa
U.c.la
Fary Organization
Mildred Clodfelter
Dresden
Johnson
Sample
Howard Stettler
Odell Wiley
Miles Cleland
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NTS Store
SnP'n Shore
Caver
Carlye
Weasser
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