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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1973
Page
5
Lawrence readers learn of weekly women s bowling and golf at Eldridge House with awards and signups. Various church circles and social groups meet across town including Mary Circle Esther Circle Minervian Club and Delta Delta Delta alumnae with officers and programs announced.
Eileen Morris Guenther, a 1970 KU graduate with a BA in English and BM in organ, won first place in the National Organ Competition sponsored by First Presbyterian Church of Fort Lauderdale. She pursues the Doctor of Musical Arts at Catholic University of America and has directed music at Saint Francis Episcopal Church in Potomac.
Elgin Woody received a plaque and city key at a Lawrence Community Building gathering of about 75 people led by Mayor John Emick. The event celebrated the city’s decision to rename Lincoln Park Elgin Woody Park in gratitude for his years of service.
The John Pound chapter of the Daughters of the American Colonists heard Mrs. Fred Bremer speak on Colonial Women at the Castle Tea Room. She cited Margaret Brent 1647 as introducing early women’s suffrage and outlined women’s roles in U.S. development.
A style show will highlight the KU Dames meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Watkins Room of the Kansas Union. Mrs. Pat Schmidt narrates fashions from Penney's. Models include Dawn Eros Doris Sellers Cheryl Harmon Ruth Lavin Ines Mesa Mary Ann Shipe Judy Medley Ruth Roberts. Hair by Lawrence Beauty School. Children's styles by Lara Roberts Becky Sellers. Elaine Sullivan is general chairman.
A Women’s Political Caucus meeting is set for 7 30 p m Wednesday in the First National Bank community room. All interested persons are welcome.
A Monday social schedule lists meetings for many groups in Lawrence including Preceptor Phi chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Mrs. John Jimenez 2802 Mo., Pill Club at Ninth and Kentucky, Daughters of Isabella St Jude Circle 1127, Knights of Columbus Hall, Douglas County Women’s Democratic Club with Mrs. Stoneback Rt. 4, Al So Club with Mrs. Raymond Pine Rt. 3, Degree Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall, PEO Reciprocity Board at Mrs. Nauman 202 Dakota, Lawrence Country Club fee at Eldridge House, Elks Ladies luncheon at Elks club, Zodiac Club at Mrs. Weinberg 1108 Hilltop Rd, Friends in Council with Mrs. Arngeenbrug 1604 Stratford Rd, Kappa Sigma Mothers Club Ibridge tea at 1045 Emery Rd, Ventura Club with Mrs. Oldfather Rt. 5, Portia Club Castle Tea Room, West Side Study Club with Miss Larson 3408 Trail Rd, Ladies Literary League with Mrs. Ulmer 1836, Vt. Review Club Castle Tea Room, Round Table with Mrs. Stayton 2611 Oxford Rd, Breakthrough with Mrs. Draper 3517 W 10th, Lawrence Coin Club at South Park Recreation Center, La Sertoma Club executive Board with Mrs. Hodges 2635 Ark, Lawrence chapter Sweet Adelines 7 p.m. sectional practice 7:15 p.m. with Ruby Pike, and Spanish Play Reading Group of University Women’s Club 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. Woodyard 2204 Ala.
A quiet observance honors Mrs. Stanton Olinger at 1212 La as she turns 101. Daughters Davida and Barbara host with son Dwight Olinger and his wife from Albuquerque visiting. she remains frail after a two week hospital stay and keeps links to church First Presbyterian and readers of news and TV. Geraldine Norris from Long Beach arrives for Easter with her mother, Mrs James Norris of 922 Tenn. R. W. Van Deventer of Wellington visited Christine Wenrich and Patti Sankee for the weekend.
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