Social calendar notes and club meetings list
Saturday events include Betty Washing, Casper be acess, and Americkte eve. Sunday features Faculty thir peseemiy and President speeches. Monday covers Show Et eaters' Barish and Lawrence Wolan's, with Past Presidents and Myre Stes active. Tuesday hosts include Mrs ALBOF and assisting hostesses. KU Engineerettes meet later. Wednesday Trinity Lutheran Church plans at 7:30 p.m. Review Club hosts 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs J A Keeler's home. Lawrence Soroptimist International dinner and program Monday at Castle Tea Room with Miss Velma McGaugh. topic United Lutheran Church Women event announced.
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Casper
the Americkte
O. Brownite
Lawrence Wolan
Japan
Charles Harkness
United Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Kansas University
Air Force
J. A. Keeler
F. G. Jolly
Lawrence Soroptimist International
Castle Tea Room
Velma McGaugh
PTA Notes at New York School Meeting
The New York School PTA met in the school auditorium led by president Mrs Lester Proctor. Mrs George Stewart gave devotions and Mrs William Ahls read minutes and correspondence urging attendance at upcoming Cancer meetings. Budget and finance were reported by Mrs William Bosze while Mrs Ed Down reviewed the Governor's Safety Conference. She urged reading Civil Defense and International Security articles.
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New York
PTA
Lester Proctor
George Stewart
William Ahls
William Bosze
Ed Down
Herbert McKelvey
Got Room for One More President Appoints New Officers
The Got Room for One More? group elected Mrs. Ernest Hadl as president with officers Mrs. Edward Down, vice president, Mrs. Richard Miller, second vice president, Mrs. George Holder, secretary, and Mrs. Blanche Norris, treasurer. Margaret Treadwell spoke on Rheumatic Heart and a film The Valiant Heart. Dr. James Campbell discussed rheumatic fever causes and cures and answered audience questions. Room count honors went to Mrs. Harold Siegrist and Mrs. Beverly Van Dyke’s classes. Refreshments served by Mrs. Nina Costa and Mrs. G. M. Clam.
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Ernest Hadl
Edward Down
Richard Miller
George Holder
Blanche Norris
Margaret Treadwell
Kaw Valley Heart Association
James Campbell
Harold Siegrist
Beverly van Dyke
Nina Costa
G. M. Clam
Kansas Psych Association elects Wright president
M Erik Wright professor of clinical psychology and director of the University Psychological Clinic becomes the Kansas Psychological Association president at today's Wichita annual meeting. Others visiting include Mr and Mrs Sanders Rolli of Quinter Kansas with Virginia Jella and James Joyce. Ronald Rice of Abilene visits with daughter Sally Rice and Dean Burton W Marvin heads to the American Society of News.
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Sanders Rolli
Quinter
Kas
Rolli
Virginia Jella
James Joyce
Joyce
M. Erik Wright
University Psychological Clinic
Kansas Psychological Association
Wichita
Ronald Rice
Abilene
Sally Rice
Kansas University
Burton W. Marvin
William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information
American Society of Newspap
Typical Styles Are Off to Brussels World Fashions Go to Fair
U S fashions head to Brussels for the World's Fair with four collections of about ten garments each shown in the American Pavilion. Vogue editors selected outfits from U S designers for six weeks, covering swimwear to evening gowns. Mrs Lee Canfield of Vogue on site guides daily shows to display the American look to the world as 12 European mannequins are trained to look American.
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Brussels
U.S
Dorothy Foe
Ated Press
Bermuda
U. S. State Department
American Pavilion
Lee Canfield
Vogue
New York
United States
Jessica Daves
Vogue Magazine
Renee’ Breton
Originala
Ceil Chapman
Rose Marie Reid
Goldworm
Evan Picone
Talmack
Galanos
John Waitz
Sunset Hill Fine Arts Day program attracts parents
About 100 parents and friends attended the Sunset Hill School Fine Arts Day. Teachers received corsages from the PTA before the program. The event showcased classroom progress across grades with a circus themed kindergarten rhythm piece, spring songs, and a PE demonstration of rhythms, singing games and folk dances supervised by staff and Miss Madelyn Clingenpeel.
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Sunset Hill
Sunset Hill Pta
Evelyn Graber
Marie Glass
Lucille Pennel
Ann Haley
Madelyn Clingenpeel
Jesse Milan
Kansas to Ask U S Aid In Eating Places Study
Kansas officials seek U S Public Health Service help to survey sanitation in public eating places. The Board of Health plans to raise an oil production pollution fee to about 1 cent per barrel, boosting revenue to roughly $40,000 annually. It notes 45 of 15 public swimming pools are obsolete and unsanitary and calls for replacement.
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Topeka
U. S. Public Health Service
Kansas Board of Health
Kansas
Thomas R. Hood
Lfee
Hood
Luncheon Menu For School Cafeterias
Lawrence school cafeterias report March activity with 28 017 meals served across 21 school days. Menu items include hot potato chips, cabbage salad, peanut butter sandwiches, pineapple upside down cake, and daily bread and butter.
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Lawrence School
Mary Lu Hill
Week Proclaimed for Secretaries Recognition Week
The week of April 20 to 26 is proclaimed Secretaries Week with April 23 designated as Secretaries Day. The National Secretaries Association (International) urges tribute to secretaries and sponsors events nationwide including Jayhawk Chapter activities in Lawrence with workshops and scholarships.
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National Secretaries Association (International
Jayhawk
Eldridge Hotel
Margart Broeker
Lawrence High School
United States
Church Building Plans Discussed At Fairgrounds Meeting
Friday evening meeting of church fellows at the 4 H Fairgrounds discussed plans for a Free Methodist Church at Virginia Street and Twenty Second Terrace. Guests attended and a Central College McPherson girls trio provided vocal music.
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Virginia Street
Twenty-Second Terrace
Fairgrounds
Central College of McPherson
Church Structure Plans Soon From Building Firm Rep
Rev Glen Shields pastor notes plans for a new church should be ready soon. The report mentions church structure pictures shown by a construction firm representative. Recipe tip adds two teaspoons poultry seasoning per quart bread crumbs for onion dressing with generous butter or margarine.
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Glen Shields
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