Community clubs schedule diverse events this week
Numerous clubs announce meetings and activities across Kansas. The KU Faculty Club hosts a dessert bridge Thursday at 7 30 p m with hosts Mr and Mrs Gordon Collister and Mr and Mrs Bruce Linton. Jaycee Jaynes gather Wednesday at General Appliance Store 1103 Mass St with Mrs Julia Springer appliance demos. French Play Reading Group meets Thursday 2 30 p m with Mrs Kenneth Deemer. Friendly Circle marks its 24th anniversary Thursday evening at 6 20 p m with dinner at Mrs George Harris 1248 Cann St. Other groups hold luncheons dinners and dessert events through Friday including Adah Chapter Evangeline chapter and Sigel Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Collister
Bruce Linton
Jaycee Jaynes
General
Mass
Julia Springer
University Women's Club
Kenneth Deemer
Friendly Circle Club
George Harris
Cann. St
Harry Mitchell
Egg Frying Deserves Special Consideration
RICHMOND VA A State Penitentiary food service manager Edward E Gangwer says frying eggs is a precise culinary science warranting attention. He has patented a device to fry many eggs at once in steel cups, ensuring uniform results. The idea came from Navy cooking experience and aims to fry several Grade A eggs identically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Edward E. Gangwer
Gangwer
State Penitentiary
Gangner
Penitentiary
Navy
Patent Office
Cordley PTA Pre School Roundup Highlights Chair Trio
Cordley PTA hosted its annual pre school roundup in the large gym Friday afternoon with coffee and cookies. The tea table featured giant Red Emperor tulips as Mrs. Jeanne Dicker poured. Short talks were given by Dr. Helen Gilles school nurse Mrs. Dicker elementary consultant Miss Helen Shaw and Cordley Principal Miss Hazel Simmons. Parents were invited to tour kindergarten rooms after the program with chairwoman Mrs. Glenda Hildebrand assisted by Mrs. Donald Binns Mrs. Warren Price and Mrs. Morgan Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordley Pta
Jeanne Dicker
Helen Gilles
Dicker
Helen Shaw
Hazel Simmons
Cordley
Glen Hildebrand
Donald Binns
Warren Price
Morgan Allison
Garlic Olive Flavor Preserved In Garlic Oil
Ripe olives are drained and packed in a jar with olive oil and two cut garlic cloves. The sealed jar is stored in the refrigerator to preserve flavor.
Brownies of Troop 172 Enjoy Outdoor Compass Game
Fourth grade Brownie Troop 172 from Hillcrest and Sunset Hill Schools held an outdoor session at Hidden Valley Scout Camp. Troop leaders Sherry Kaas and Marilyn Davis guided the Bluebirds and Yellow-Bellied Sapsuckers as they followed four first aid and knot clues laid by eighth grade Troop 104.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest
Sunset Hill
Hidden Valley
Sherry Kaas
Marilyn Davis
Bluebirds
Ruth Ann Brown
Tommy Collier
Marilyn Davison
Kathy Dobyns
Terry Sue Griffiths
Sher Py Haas
Leann Stuewe
Karen Keitz
Oklahoma City
Mary Sue Glasgow
Hildreth Hoecker
Diane Jenks
Ann Kizhaber
Pat Krimmer
Glenda Morton
Carol Smith
Nancy Whitaker
Ernest Haas
Dean Kerkman
Joie Stapleton to Speak at Wichita Alpha Phi Event
Dr Joie L Stapleton KU physical education chief will address Alpha Phi State Day luncheon at Wichita University Commons on Sunday May 4 Registration coffee and workshop run 10 30 a m to 12 30 p m at Gamma Xt house 3607 Crough Stapleton Duke Columbia University degrees and Kansas ties cited She will discuss Physical Fitness for Women on Campus and in Community Local soroptimist and AAUW branches noted Alumni speakers from Upsilon Gamma Delta and Gamma Xi sororities planned program pieces Reservations to Mrs Maurice Gillenwater Wichita by April 28 Beans note included as cooking tip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joie L. Stapleton
Kansas University
Wichita University Commons
Gamma Xt
Alpha Phi
Crough
Stapleton
Kansan
Columbia University
New York
Kansas Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Misa Stapleton
McGraw-Hill
Miss Stapleton
Lawrence
Soroptimist International
American Association of University Women
Upsilon
Washburn University
Gamma Delta
Gamma Xi
Wichita University
Maurice Gillenwater
Volutsin
Wichita
Senior Girl Scouts Discuss Special Skills At Meeting
Senior Scout Troop 2 200 and 201 met at Mrs H D Remple home Monday evening. They sat in a half round and brought nosebag lunches. Desserts included buttered apple slices orange slices rolled in sugar and dates wrapped in bacon. After supper they held relays on scouting skills. In a buzz session they planned intensive training for trip camping including tents rain camping knots fires and outdoor cookery. Present were Mary Helen Dorsey Vida Ingerson Ida Johnson Katy Wright from Troop 201 Carol Brown Diane Christopher Beverly Crane Linda Shepard Vicki Wilson from Troop 200 Susan Combs Marilyn Grantham Sandra Hayes Juanita King Preston Mitchell Pat Rappard and others from Troop 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Remple
Myron L. King
Lucy Jean Remple
Mary Helen Dorsey
Vida Ingerson
Ida Johnson
Katy Wright
Carol Brown
Diane Christopher
Beverly Crane
Linda Shepard
Vicki Wilson
Susan Combs
Marilyn Grantham
Sandra Hayes
Juanita King
Preston Mitchell
Pat Rappard
Vinland Students Attend AAUW Tea On College Plans
Vinland High School seniors Joyce Hamer Alice Deay and Arlyn Deay joined a tea hosted by the AAUW at Baldwin to spark continued education and recruit senior college girls. The article notes a Vinland World History course on Russia and the Middle East sponsored by the North Central Association to broaden understanding of foreign problems and Western attitudes. Both the junior and senior plays have been canceled as a precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
MiddleEast
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Vinland High School
Joyce Hamer
Alice
Arlyn Deay
AAUW
Baldwin
Wild Life Exhibit Highlights Conservation Talk
The Fish and Game Commissioner held a Wildlife exhibit on April 11 beside the White Building gym, where the director explained that conservation is not the same as saving. Barbara Hiddleston recovered from a mild hepatitis attack and could return to school. Fred Rockhold sold his farm machinery at a sale on April 11 and moved to Baldwin after building a new house. James Osborne became the farm’s new owner, formerly from Lawrence. Vinland Valley 4H Cub will meet in May with project talks, games, and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Webb Fenton traveled to Logan for the weekend to visit John Fenton and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hiddleston
Sian
Fred Rockhold
Baldwin
Rockhold
James Osborne
Lawrence
Vinland Valley
Captain Creek visits and family gatherings noted
Mrs Gale Gerstenberger and Greg from McPherson visited Wednesday and stayed through Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Amog Westerhouse and relatives. Mr Gerstenberger joined Saturday and departed Tuesday. Alva Kinnison with son Russell visited in City and shopped, calling on Mrs Arthur McLaughlin. Kansas City relatives Tom Foster family and Junior Bosley with Linda spent Saturday with Sarah and Jess Brecheisen. Eugene Westerhouse family and others joined Kermit Broers family in Eudora Saturday evening. Alva Kinnison Archie Goodger John Selzer Ted Brechelsen mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Gerstenberger
Greg
McPherson
Amog Westerhouse
Gerstenberger
Alva Kinnison
Russell Kinnison
Arthur McLaughlin
Tom Foster
Kansas City
Junior Bosley
Linda
Sarah
Jess Brecheisen
Eugene Westerhouse
Pete Lawson
Kermit Broers
Eudora
Archie Goodger
John Selzer
Ted Brechelsen
Local Church Banquet and Weekend Visits Highlight Community Notes
District Brotherhood banquet at Worden EUB Church on Saturday. Reports from Lawrence show Martin Grossmann improving and able to sit up. Numerous visits span Olathe, Eudora, Bonner Springs, and Overbrook with family and friends gathering Sunday. Family ties center on Westerhouse, Brecheisen, Knabe, Lefmann, and Willard households across Kansas and Missouri communities. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs David Brecheisen in Weleda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Brotherhood
Worden Eub
Clyde Deay
Martin Grossmann
Lawrence
Walter Kinnison
Olathe
Alva Kinnison
Fred Papenhausen
Eudora
Phillip Lefmann
Marie Ryan
Don* Watkins
Dianna
Bonner Springs
Oscar Brecheisen
Forrest Rowe
Columbia
Charles Rowe
J. P. Lefmann
Herb Knabe
Twillalee
Richard
Henry Knabe Jr
Edgerton
Wayne Knabe
Texas
Amos Westerhouse
Gale Gerstenberger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Worden
P.m
Victoria Club
Anna Weed
Banka
Kansas Union
Donald Dicker
Friendly Mouse Club
Charles
Hicks
Clinton
Bookfellows
Cora Davenport
Pone
Social Circle Club
Walter Dover
Frank Deay
Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
Evangeline Chapter
Bess Williams
District
Double Dee Club
J. 5. Mills
Tenn. St
Helianthus Club
The
Home Aid Society
Lenna Wiley
Nelle Wellman
Sigel Ladies Aid
Lloyd Wingert
James Sanders
E.O.W. Bridge Club
S. C. Hinshaw
PTA
A. V. Phillips
Joie Stapleton
Vinland
Dressee Boggs Hat Shop
Vermont
Captain Creek
Duckwall
NBL
Weaver's Sportswear Shop
Gibson
Ira Willard
Centralia
Sini
Kenny
Karen
Facyne Westerhouse
Lilovd Brechiisen
Mark
Sunay
Arnold Stoehener
Overcrook
Karen Lawson
Florence Milburn
John Devoier
Rider
Pether Breécheisen
Mary Reesewald
Brecheisen
Tred Brecheisen
Hoo
Albert Brecheisern
Areh Meeder
M Ben Breeheisen
David Brecheisen
Weleda
Menedis
Esther Brecheisen
St. Luke's Hospital
Joss Brecheisen
Marycheiter
Roxanna
Het of Lawrenc
Philip Bre
Anc Phillie
Aan
Are
West Lith
Electrolux
COX
Ogne
Angelique
Weaver's Cosmetic Shop
Sanilone
Lawrence Laundry & Dry Cleaners
New Hampshire
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