Community Women Club Activities Around Town
A schedule of meetings and events for local women groups includes the Women's Society of Centenary Methodist Church at 1 30 p.m. Wednesday with Mrs Worthy Rogers leading worship and Mrs Forest Budd as program head. Anniversaries and sewing sessions are planned by Home Aid Society and Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary. Various circles and fellowships meet across Lawrence with nursery services, meals, and group lunches, concluding with a Delta Kappa Gamma box supper and November board meeting details.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
Centenary Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Worthy Rogers
Forest Budd
Lester DeWeese
Herbert Nehrbass
Gene Nunemaker
Jayhawk
Mary Neustifter
N. H. St
Wadsworth Veterans Hospital
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Maurice Clarkson
Freda Whitebread
Mass. St
Riley Burcham
Stratford Rd
Donald Alderson
Maine
Ralph Gelvin
Olin Maine
R.E
Thomas Bechtold
Charles Guth
W. 20Th St
Gary McVay
Stanley Penny
W. 21St St
Forrest J. Springer
Silas Jerome
Dorothy Brown
Woman's Mission Society of the First Baptist Church
Dorcas Circle
Walter Wagner
Ohio St. Lydia Circle
J. C. Huston
St. St. Martha Circle
F. P. Stapleton
Ohio St. Vesper Circle
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the
North Lawrence Christian Church
Edna Allredge
Perry
Ruby McCrary
Leona Bond
Daisy Lipp
Mother
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Rebeckah Carroll
Emma Baldwin
Vilo Butell
Jeanette Gottstein
Ann Poland
Vesta Robbins
Edna Snavely
Alice van Buskirk
Omicron Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Centennial School
Electa Kindlesperger
Cyrano de Bergerac Opens Five Night KU Run
Edmund Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac opens tonight in University Theatre Murphy Hall at 8 30. Five night run ends KU theater season with Prof F Cowles Strickland directing the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Rostand
Kansas University
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
F. Cowles Strickland
Six Students Present Spring Piano Recital at Mary Houk
Six Mary Houk School students performed a Sunday spring piano recital. LeeAnn Evans Carolyn Holladay Glenda Miller Marilyn Holladay Shirley Worthington and Joanne Worthington participated in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Houk
LeeAnn Evans
Carolyn Holladay
Glenda Miller
Marilyn Holladay
Shirley Worthington
Joanne Worthington
Bay Leaf and Basil Boost Tomato Dishes
Both bay leaf and basil improve tomato dishes by enhancing aroma and flavor. The herbs add subtle earthy notes that complement acidity and sweetness in sauces and soups.
Ann Landers Help for Teen Illness and Family Dilemmas
A teenager seeks guidance on handling a pressured relationship with a mentally ill girlfriend who threatens self harm. Advice urges professional help, ending the relationship gently, and involving parents to ensure safety. The column then offers various domestic issues including leaving children with a neighbor and managing a son in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Miss A
Orlando
League
Daugher-In
Local residents involved in travel, births, and honors
Personal St and Mrs William P Reinken and children Debra Linn and Michael left for Tucson after visiting H D Reinken and Clayton Stone families. Mrs Sara C Coiner received Newspaper Fund grant to study journalism at Kansas University. David Condon left for an American Planning Officials convention in Seattle. Leo L Savage welcomed a son Bruce Dean on April 27. Roy Laughlin elected VFW Eastern Kansas district vice commander. Henry F Koehler and family toured Akron, Ohio. Michael Michnick and wife welcomed daughter Julia Charlyne. Local faculty attended a language arts conference in Topeka. Eleven Lawrence residents attended the Northeast Postal seminar in Shawnee Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Grace S. Nelson
Ohio St
Leo Savage
Laura Nelson
Lawrence
Roy Laughlin
Kansas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kansas City
Kan
VFW
Henry F. Koehler
Dakota
Akron
Ohio
Robert Schaake
Roger
Schaake
Helen Koehler
Michael Michnick
Stouffer Place
Julia Charlyne
Marston McCluggage
Avalon Rd
M. M. Michnick
Laramie
Why
Oscar Haugh
Nita Wyatt
Education
Kenneth Roth
Frank E. X. Dance
Lynn Osborn
Topeka
Kansas State Teachers Association
Northeast Postal
Shawnee Mission
Jim Burnett
Howard Lynch
Wilbur Longanecker
A. O. Grover
Walter Bryant
Clifford Grosshart
Byron Jones
B. R. Kennedy
Youngsters Visit Capitol on Train Trip for Tour
Mrs. Virgil Wiglesworth led first and second graders from Grant School on a Saturday train ride to Topeka. The group toured the capitol building and museum before returning for lunch prepared by their mothers at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Wiglesworth
Grant School
Topeka
Capitol Building
Paraffin Melting Guideline for Safe Handling
A safe kitchen tip advises melting paraffin over gentle heat or in a water bath rather than direct flame. This prevents overheating and reduces fire risk while preserving wax quality.
Cub Scout Dens Present Two Plays at Sunset Hill School
Cub Scout Pack 3057 met Monday night at Sunset Hill School. Den 10 presented Catching the Ghost with Bruce Johnston Tom Smither Downer Dykes Lee Jaderborg Don Davis Craig Starks Chris Hunsinger and Debbie Smith plus a Brownie Scout. Mrs Downer Dykes is den mother. Den 3 presented Whats a Penny. Den 10 members included Ricky Ornelas Kevin Fisher Scott Maxwell Stephen Dodd Tracy Iverson Chris Starks Bill Kerr David Johnston Bob Winchell. Awards were Kevin Fisher Wolf badge with one gold arrow and two silver arrows Scott Maxwell one gold arrow two silver arrows Tracy Iverson Wolf badge and Chris Black one silver arrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Hill School
Den 10
Bruce Johnston
Tom Smither
Downer Dykes
Lee Jaderborg
Don Davis
Craig Starks
Chris Hunsinger
Debbie Smith
Den
Den 3
Ricky Ornelas
Kevin Fisher
Scott Maxwell
Stephen Dodd
Tracy Iverson
Chris Starks
Bill Kerr
David Johnston
Bob Winchell
Dale Kerr
Chris Black
Sorority Award To Mrs Stevens At Founders Day Banquet
Mrs Richard Stevens of 1123 Ind St received an Arrow recognition pin from the Lawrence Pi Beta Phi Alumnae for service to the Pi Phi House Corporation at Kansas University. The award was presented by Mrs Irby Hughes at the Founders Day banquet in the Hotel Eldridge. Officers for 1963 64 were named: Mrs Robert Billings president Mrs Roger Allen Jr vice president Mrs William Crank corresponding secretary Mrs Monte Johnson recording secretary and Mrs Max Fuller treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irby Hughes
Pi Beta Phi
Richard Stevens
Journal- World Photo
Ind
Lawrence Pi Beta Phi
Pi Phi House Corporation
Kansas University
Eldridge
Robert Billings
Roger Allen Jr
William Crank
Monte Johnson
Max Fuller
Flavor Clever: Caraway Seeds in Cheddar Cheese Spread
A compact idea notes adding caraway seeds to a cheddar cheese spread for a spiced, aromatic kick. The tip highlights combining bold cheddar with warm caraway notes to create a distinctive dip or spread.
Local ESA Members Attend State Convention in Topeka
Sixteen members from Epsilon Sigma Alpha chapters in Lawrence joined the state ESA convention last weekend in Topeka. Alpha Zeta representatives included retiring state leaders Mrs. Clyde Woods Jr and Miss Alma Mae Moorman with a list of others, while Alpha Upsilon delegates were Mrs. Roy Axline, Mrs. Elbert Leak, Mrs. William Peters, and Mrs. Joan Redding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon, Sigma Alpha
Lawrence
Topeka
Alpha Zeta
Clyde Woods Jr
Alma Mae Moorman
Lois Wustefeld
Charles Duncar
Charles Willer
Frances Guist
Jerry Cunningham
Mary Frances Coffman
Margaret Wilhelm
Barton Grigg
Allen Meyer
Marion Crawley
Alpha Upsilon Chapter
Roy Axline
Elbert Leak
William Peters
Joan Redding
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Chile
Home Aid Society
Castle Tea Room
Hattie Spray
Doris Brune
Nell Wellman
Laura Topping
Alice Robb
Federated Club of
Clarence Grover
S. C. Hinshaw
Ky. St
E.O.W. Bridge Club
Cyrano
Ava's Bridal
Indiana
Jeff
Sally
Happy
Kirsten’s
Hillcrest Shopping Center
Kirsten
de Weese Designs of
California
Cub Scout
Mrs. Stevens
Littl
Mitesh Sunies
23Rd
Louisiana
Downtown
Hillcrest Shopping Center Ltd
ESA
Faberge
Cologne
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