Club Notes Social Calendar Highlights Meetings and Elections
Monday events include Castle Tea Room at 6 15 p m Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Mrs Kelvin Hoover at 7 30 p m Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Memorial Union at 7 40 p m TyEnsey Women s Auxiliary to National Federation of Post Office Clerks Mrs Raymond Cooper Douglas Salon 581 of the R and 40 Society Mrs Gus Wulfkuhle 7 30 p m Alpha Delta Pi alumnae pre rush in Orcad Room Memorial Union Douglas Salon 564 of the 8 and 40 Society meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday with Mrs Gus Wulfkuhle Mrs Leona Woolf assisting hostess. Mrs Raymond Cooper hostess for Women s Auxiliary to National Federation of Post Office Clerks meeting 8 p m Tuesday at her home 915 Highland Dr Epsilon Sigma Alpha meets 6 45 p m Tuesday at the Granada Theatre Older Adult Fellowship First Methodist Church Wednesday at Fellowship Hall Recreation 1 p m program 2 30 p m Wadsworth Veterans Aid meets 10 a m Tuesday with work projects sack lunch at noon July and August birthday party celebrated with 27 people last Tuesday cakes served after noon program given.
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Benaptinilar International
Castle Tea Room
Alpha Chi Omega
Kelvin Hoover
Alpha Delta Pi
Memorial Union
TyEnsey
National
Feder
Raymond Cooper
Douglas Salon
R and 40 Society
Gus Wulfkuhle
Leona Woolf
Women's Auxiliary
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Highland Dr
Wadsworth Veterans Aid
Local Personal News Adorns Lawrence Week
Dr and Mrs C R Rittenbender and children Lee and Carl spend the week at the Lake of the Ozarks. Mrs H Maiden returns from Los Angeles after visits with Delbert Bango Jr and family in Fair Oaks California and with John A Arvin in San Diego. Relatives gather at Redlands for a 35-person reunion. Dr Albert R Kennedy enters K C Medical Center for observation. Gottlieb Nieder and Roger Nieder return from Louisville after Rural Letter Carriers Convention. Frank A Freese of Oklahoma City visits Lawrence area this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Rittenbender
Lee
Carl
Lake of the Ozarks
H. &. Maiden
Los Angeles
Lawrence
Delbert M. Bango Jr
Fair Oaks
Calif
California
Maiden
John A. Arvin
San Diego
Elmo E. Maiden
Westwood
Clinton F. Maiden
Cayoga Park
Redlands
M.D. Gregory
Anne
Wamega
St. Anne
National Student Association Congress
Chicago
Albert R. Kennedy
KX. Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Gottlieb Nieder
Roger Nieder
Louisville
Rural Letter Carriers and Ladies Auxiliary
Albert Dunn
Dupe, TH
Sedalia
Frank A. Freese
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mrs. Six Heads to Chicago for Children Theatre Sessions
Mrs. Six left Saturday for Chicago to attend the 12th annual meeting of the Children's Theatre Conference of the American Educational Theatre Association. The week-long Northwestern University sponsored conference features demonstrations, plays, workshops, and lectures on creative dramatics with emphasis on public school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Public Schools
Six
Junior Players
Lawrence Junior High School
PTA
Academic leaders attend summer meeting in Seattle
Dr Baley Price, chairman of Kansas University mathematics, attends the summer meeting of the Mathematical Association of America and the American Mathematical Society in Seattle. Price edits the Bulletin of the AMS and serves as AMS vice president. Midshipman Neal S Smoyer of Kansas University sails on USS Newport News as part of a 34-ship Atlantic Fleet midshipman cruise visiting Panama and Cuba before returning Aug 24. About 1,000 midshipmen from 52 colleges participate. Also noted are Mrs. G L Pistorius visiting Montgomery Alabama with daughter and family. Rev and Mrs Winfield Jamison of Monroe Ohio visiting Caryl Dodds and family. and a recipe note for a cold salmon ring garnish with jelly consomme gadrilene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baley Price
Kansas University
Mathematical Associaim of America
American Mathematical Societs
Seattle
Wash
Dr. Price
Butletin
AMS
Neal S Smoyer
J. W. Smoyer
Newport News
Atlantic
Panama
Cuba
U.S
Smoyer
G. L. Pistorius
Gerald C. Taylor
Montgomery
Ala
Taylors
Pistorius
Florida
Winfield Jamison
Monroe
Ohio
Jamison
Caryl Dodds
Me. Dodds
Worden 4-H Club Meeting Sets Donation Drive
The Worden Workers 4-H Club met at Willow Springs Township Hall with 31 members, seven leaders, and 23 visitors. Judy Gilges presided as Ernest Johanning led council reporting. The group voted to donate to the Rock Springs Dining Halls fund and noted 4H records due by September 1. Mrs. Ernest Prim announced photo contest details and urged members to submit pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worden Workers 4-H
Willow Springs
Judy Gilges
Ernest Johanning
Rock Springs
Ernest Prim
Family Night committee forms at Buck Creek event
The article notes a president appointing a food committee for Family Night on Sept 4 with leaders and officers on the nominating committee. Activities include a musical program, a project talk, and health weigh-ins. August meeting of Valley Ridge Home Demonstration Unit hosted 12 members and a guest. roll call on Vacation Highlights. next meeting Sept 13 with serving hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Carl Johanning
Walter Schwarz
Harold Elm
Ernest Prim
Duane Lyon
Edgar Schwalm
Ivory Tower
Janet Hornberger
Carol Johanning
Glenda Gilges
Joanne Prim
Judy Gilges
Miriam Rappard
Lloyd Hoffman
Kenny
Letha Kay
L.A
Vally Ridge
John Mulvihill
Sesson
Carl Terkildsen
Albert Gieseman
Pan
Buck Creek Community Center
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Granada Theatre
The
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Raney
Raney Drug Store
Charles Gordon
Junior High
Boy Knight of
Reims
Rita Christo
Northwestern
Lady Six
Clara Freese
Anderson Furn. CO
New Hampshire
Karpet-Kare
NIRC
qJ's Cleaners
Gustafson
Hoe Seng
Tad
Oun
Musas
St. the College Jawele
Dad
HFC
Nets
Bart
Schrduld
Massachusetts Ave
Viking
Pendry’'S
Renae
Pendry's
D Saly
Rip
Erase Eye
Coop
Sleepy Hollow
Ichabod Crane
Sealy
Mattress and Foundation
Pendry
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