Mrs. Bose Assigned to World Affairs Conference
Mrs. Anima Bose of Calcutta India and a member of the Western Civilization teaching staff at Kansas University has been invited by the University of Colorado to join the 19th annual Conference on World Affairs on the Boulder campus April 17 to 22. She pursues Ph D research in history and will be a guest of Colorado during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anima Bose
Calcutta
India
Kansas University
University of Colorado
Boulder
Bose
New Student Teachers Start at Cordley School
Cordley teachers welcome new student teachers Miss Joyce Houser from Kansas University and Mrs Hans Hansen. Second and third graders work on animal reports and a play A Cap for Mal Chand. Fourth graders design flags and poem projects while fifth graders begin Good Neighbors in North America and study mixed numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heisler
Joyce Houser
Kansas University
Howard
Tubbs
Hans Hansen
Graziano
War Mothers Meet in Police Fire Building
Lawrence American War Mothers meet with 19 members and guest Mrs. Neva Ketchum. Reports from committees are given. They schedule a sewing meeting for April 22 at Mrs. Fred Alford's Route 3 home and plan a dinner on April 30 as a fund raising project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Neva Ketchum
Fred Alford
Lamb leg rubs with herbs and spices
In one method rub a leg of lamb with salt pepper paprika crushed rosemary and in another instance use salt pepper and curry powder before roasting for flavor.
Social Activities Move From Alpha Delta Pi to ESA Events
Alpha Delta Pi alumnae and ESA members held meetings with new officers elected at both groups. Alpha Delta Pi named Mrs. Robert Payne president and others. ESA chose Mrs. Wilson as president and Mrs. Stewart as vice president, with pledges, transfers, and a convention plan noted. An Easter family gathering, a KU Faculty Club cancellation, and several circle meetings plus a Founders Day dinner were announced, along with a theater party and a June meeting schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Walters
Alpha Delta Pi
Nancy Oyler
Robert Payne
Sid Harrison
Oyler
Edna Arnett
Riley Burcham
Wade Stinson
EU Active
Alpha Upsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Richard Wilson
Wilson
George Stewart
Roy Axline
Merle Mitchell
Marilyn Hornberger
Hutchinson
Hornberger
Stewart
E. F. Arndt
Lawrence Colony
National Society of New England Women
Castle Tea Room
W. A. McClain
Jennie Shook
Edith Hall
Topeka
Arndt
Daisy Reynolds
Hall
First Methodist WSCS Units Set for Circle Meetings
Circle meetings of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church are announced for Wednesday. Ten circles host at listed times and addresses with devotions led by named members and pledge services featured in several programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
E. W. King
W. 9Th St
Arthur Nease
Anna Weed
William Arnold
Maryland
Robert T. Bobilin
John Brann
Reno Bruns
Nettie Wismer
C. F. Howe
Grace Nelson
Ohio
Harry Hart Jr
Gerald Pearson
H. A. Ireland
Strong Ave
H. M. Mall
John Clyatt
Madeline Lane
E. E. Williams
Don Henry
Forrest Brown
Melvin Meinke
Kenneth Pine
Not a Single Applicant Signs for Youth Center
In Grand Rapids Michigan the Youth Opportunity Center reports no applicants for a $221,650 antipoverty project to place school dropouts in part time city jobs. Center official Jack Vanderwal says the program offers only 20 hours weekly at $1.25 per hour and cannot compete with plentiful area jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Youth Opportunity Center
Jack Vanderwal
Montagu to Lecture at KU Colloquium on Human Revolution
Dr. M. F. Ashley Montagu, anthropologist and author, will speak at 9 a.m. Wednesday in the Forum Room, Kansas Union, as part of the KU Centennial Inter-Century Seminar series themed Man and the Future. The talk is titled The Human Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Ashley Montagu
KU Department of Anthropology
Kansas Union
Knox Conyers Engagement Promises Union in Navy Era
Dr and Mrs Carl 8 Knox announce the engagement of daughter Carladyne Knox to Albert E Conyers son of Mr and Mrs Eugene G Conyers of Greensburg Kansas Miss Knox studies at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia Kansas Mr Conyers also attends the same college and will enter the United States Navy in April No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl 8. Knox
Carladyne
Albert E. Conyers
Eugene G. Conyers
Greensburg, Kan
Miss Knox
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Conyers
United States Navy
AAUW Book Sale Planned by Lawrence Branch
The Lawrence Branch of the American Association of University Women sponsors a book sale in the Community Building Friday 4 to 7 pm and Saturday 8 am to 6 pm. Items include fiction non fiction poetry reference cookbooks gardening mags and household goods plus glassware china and handmade items. Proceeds support the Branch Fellowship Program with donations welcome Friday 12 to 4 pm for classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Harold Scheve
Recital by Lawrence Piano Students at First Baptist Church
Lawrence Accredited Music Teachers present a piano recital at 8 p.m. Thursday in the First Baptist Church. Pupils study under Mrs. Richard Beahm Mrs. Donald Beene Mrs. Homer Frank Mrs. Luther Gilliam and Mrs. E. M. Paxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
First Baptist Church
Richard Beahm
Donald Beene
Homer Frank
Luther Gilliam
E. M. Paxton
Social Calendar Highlights From CFCA and Local Groups
Wednesday listings show meetings and events for CFCA Women’s Guild Victoria Club and multiple clubs across town. Notable gatherings include Douglas County Medical Assistants Society at The Sound, and Belles and Beauxeys Dance Club at IOOF Hi KU, with times from 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. in venues such as 1643 Rose Lane 925 Iowa St and 745 Ohio St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iWeavwreyt
Cfca Women’s Guild
CFCA
Victoria Club
Carl Miller
South Side Reading Club
Castle Tea Room
Alpha Zeta
Enpathon Lane
Mass
Mothers Discussion Club
Hazel Vogler
Hazel Vogler, 815 Tenn. St. Xi Gamma Chapter
Beta _ Sigma Phi
Floyd Preston
Sunset Dr
Edith Kester
Rose Lane
Douglas County Medical Assistants Society
the Sound
Iowa St. Bookfellows
Mabel Mallory
Ohio St. Belles and Beauxeys
Couple marked 60th wedding anniversary celebration
Mr and Mrs Oscar E Wilson of 1205 Conn St observe their 60th wedding anniversary with a reception from 2 to 5 pm Sunday in the Community Building. Married April 18 1906 they lived on a Lone Star area farm until 1947 when they moved to Lawrence. All friends and relatives are invited and gifts are not desired.
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Harold H. Morton
la. St
Larry McCune
Bambi Lynnie
Dondi Jo
Topeka
Harold Wayne Morton
Susie Ann Grob
Christina Platt
Oscar E. Wilson
Conn. St
Lone Star
Lawrence
Birthday Party For Rebekah Members After Meeting
Rebekah Lodge Degree No 4 held a birthday party after its regular session in the IOOF Hall with Lois Tefft presiding. Seventeen Lawrence members attended and new District 5 officers were introduced. Prizes and seasonal songs followed a dining room decor themed around four seasons.
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Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Lois Tefft
Noble Grand
Bonner Springs
Osy Coffman
Lawrence
Marie Wiggins
Norma Ambler
Dora Ruge
District 5
Minnie Morris
Burlington Rebekah Lodge
Irwin Nager
Oakland Lodge
Topeka
Phyllis Huff
Elsie Wager
Irma Burgert
Frankie McCleery
Green Thumb Garden Club District Meeting Planned for April 30
The Green Thumb Garden Club of the Northeast District Kansas Association of Garden Clubs announces a district event in the Kansas Union on April 30. Committee chairmen include Decorations Mrs Lawson Program books Mrs Sleeper Reservations and name tags Mrs Bowline Johnson and Jewell Opening ceremonies Mrs Culbertson Hospitality Mrs Adkison Condit Opportunity table multiple members Fashion show Mrs Johnson Wike Token gifts Mrs Williams Leibengood General chairman Mrs Bocquin Chief Landscape Architect Franklin T Rose of the State Highway Commission will speak. KAGC president Mrs Young to attend. Northeast District director Mrs Neelley will preside at the business meeting.
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Green Thumb Garden Club
Kansas Associated Garden Clubs Meeting
Kansas Union
Jack Lawson
Carl Sleeper
Robert Bowline
Richard Johnson
Norma Jewell
Ray Culbert
W. L. Adkison
Anna Condit
James Neelley
John McNicoll
Leroy McClelland
Francis Craper
Dana Dowd
Robert Faulk
Johnson
Edward Wike
Bobby Williams
Dana Leibengood
George Bocquin
Franklin T. Rose
Topeka
State Highway Commission of Kansas
Howard Young
Republic
KAGC
Neelley
Northeast
New Prioress Named at Mount St Scholastica
Sister Mary Austin Schirmer was elected the seventh prioress of Mount St. Scholastica Convent Atchison Kansas succeeding Mother Celeste Hemmen who died March 14. A Newark New Jersey native aged 46 she previously headed the education department at Mount St. Scholastica College and taught in Kansas City Kansas and Atchison before 1951. She will attend a Covington Louisiana meeting of the committee on revision of constitutions and is a member of that committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark, N.J
Department of Education
Mount St. Scholastica Colege
Mary Austin
Covington
Congregation of Mother Superiors of St. Scholastica
Kansas City
Kan
Atchison
Mount St. Scholastica College
Raspberry Pear Crisp Pairing Method
Puree thawed raspberries in a blender then strain to remove seeds. Spoon the smooth puree over canned pears for a simple dessert presentation.
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Mrs. Bose
Cordley
Beth Boozer
Laur Forbes
J. W. Hartley
Lawrence Country Club
Rush
Janice Davis
Mitchell
Ruth Klosen
Wichita
University Club
Frank Hatch
Floyd Hatch
James Johnson
Milton Hall
Wayne Hall
Ronnie
Lula Erwin
Concordia Guild of
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Anna Circle
Edgar Salsbury
Dorcas
Margaret Wilhelm
Watkins
Sam Seetin
Ohio St
Martha
First Methodist Wscs
Montagu
Mall Shopping Center
Knox-Conyers
Carladyne Knox
Aauw Book Sale
Iris Aller
Aauw Book Review Committee
Kraft
TsisiFemay
Rebekah
Mary Clepper
Winona Dingman
Mrs. Tefft
Mrs. Coffman
Ethel Mae White
Scholastic Portable
Singer
St. Scholastica
Bridge
Hiway
House of Hobe
Kay Christian
College Jeweler
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