Community Socials and Club Notices Across Burlington Area
The American Legion Auxiliary plans a Dec 17 presentation at First Methodist Church and other local gatherings feature Bunton family parties, 4-H meeting at Linda Wulfkuhle’s home with 16 members, 4 guests and 5 leaders, and a Christmas basket pledge for a needy family. University Club hosts a covered dish supper with bridge prizes. Local births and engagements include Patricia Soden, Robert Crumpley Jr.'s open house and forthcoming Pierson Burke and Crumpley weddings. Chapter CW of PEO hosted Miss Ilse Haussleiter in Kansas City with remarks on Peace Participation and Germany’s postwar spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
City
First Methodist Church
Sunset Hills
Burlington
Behnal
Wooslack
Kanwaka 4-H Club
Linda Wulfkuhle
Ronny Brink
Douglas Breithaupt
Judy Brink
Gene Phillips
Patricia Soden
Robert Russell Crumpley Jr
Robert Russell Crumpiey
Kansas City
William B. Soden
Lawrence
Kenneth P. Soden
Overland Park
Carl Perry
John David Miller
St. Joseph
Joseph T. Foster
Warrensburg
Jaynes Crumpley
Kathleen Soden
Ilse Haussteiter
Wiesbaden
Germany
M. E. Easton
A. D. Rice
Maurice Clarkson
Mary Klooz
Haussleiter
Kansas University
Community Club Events List Weekly Meetings and Dances
Monday evening at the Municipal Building honors department and district presidents. Numerous meetings follow including Fairview Women's Society Christmas lunch, Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Unit Christmas luncheon, Canterbury Club buffet supper with Father Berry, Business and Professional Women's Christmas dinner at Eldridge Hotel, Pleasant Grove CPA bazaar, Kanwaka Literary Club Christmas program, Golden Valley 4-H ornament and gift exchange, Cottonwood 4-H Christmas party with gift exchange and square dancing, and VFW Auxiliary regular meeting at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Castle Tea Room
Canterbury Club
Canterbury House
Father Andrew Berry
Business and Professional
Eldridge Hotel
Elizabeth Dunn
Frances Andrews
Coral Carter
Garcia Carter
James Topping
Kanwaka
Utah
W. F. Elkin
Asa Colman
Mary A. McCollouch
L. W. Mee Nees
Golden Valley 4-H
Cottonwood 4-H Club
India School
Pata Glover
KU student elected psychology club vice president
Samu Stayton of 1923 Oxford Road has been elected vice-president of the Psychology Club at Kansas University. He is a junior in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The report mentions other campus updates including ROTC cadet Leo D Williams and Hillcrest School activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samu
Stayton
Oxford Rd
Psychology Club
K.U
College of
Lberal Arts and Sciences
George Engelberger
Arkansas
A. M. Ockerblad
Mena
Engelberger
Ed. Wertz
Veterans Hospital
Little Rock
Farm Bureau Meeting Tuesday At 4H Fairgrounds
A Douglas County Farm Bureau Association gathering is set for Tuesday evening with a 7 o'clock covered dish supper at the 4H Fairgrounds. Roy Curtis will preside as a Christmas program for all ages is planned. Discussion will cover Blue Cross and Blue Shield hospital and physicians group insurance plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Farm Bureau Association
Fairgrounds
Roy Curtis
Blue Cross
Blue Shield Hospital
Physicians Group
Pancake Feed Planned By Methodist Aids Two Churches
First Methodist Church under Rev Albert L Bramble plans an all day pancake feed to raise funds for Plymouth Congregational and Trinity Episcopal churches hurt by recent fires. Event runs December 19 from breakfast to supper in the church dining room with pancakes and trims at $1. proceeds split between Trinity and Plymouth building funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methdist Church
Albert L. Bramble
Plymouth Congregational
Trinity Episcopal
Plymouth Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
A. E. Woestemeyer
Howard Krimminger
Trinity
Plymouth
Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners stage mishap angered audience
The first night of The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners by the Thespians ended with boos and whistles as ill chosen play and rude audience spoiled the performance at Lawrence High School. The mock trial tale featured 22 on stage with students in leading roles and parents in support parts, aiming for a Studio One style drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Corners
High Achoo
The
Thespians
Lawrence High School
Studio One
Ray Nichols
Sally Montgomery
Blossom Frakes
Lowell Craig
Don Denes
Suzanne Calvin
Janet Jackson
John Pritchard
C. V. Fishel
Judy Gorton
Parenta
Harvey Jackson
Dennis Stone
Marcia Haines
Tom Quinsey
Rosa Lind
R.E.L
Hearty Sandwiches for Lunch With Corned Beef Mix
A simple hearty lunch idea uses canned corned beef chopped and mixed with shredded cabbage and carrot. Moisten with mayonnaise or similar dressing, then add grated onion salt and pepper to taste.
Auxiliary Members Deliver Christmas Gifts to Veterans Hospital
Members of the Dorsey Liberty Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary annually purchase gifts worth fifty to sixty dollars and display them in Winter General Hospital’s gift shop for patients to select for their families. Gifts are packaged in boxes with cards and mailed. The unit also contributes 25 one dollar bills, plus similar statewide gifts, to ensure every patient receives a Christmas Gift. Ida Lyons conceived and decorated hundreds of gift boxes, but this year illness limited her to about 250. Mrs. George Dunkley and Mrs. Mildred Bellinger delivered the gifts. they visited former Lawrence resident Claude Buckner, secretary treasurer of B Battery, 130th Field Artillery, 35th Division, whose annual reunion dinners have been held in Lawrence on Washington’s Birthday since World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey Liberty Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Winter General Hospital
Lawrence
Ida Lyons
Miss Lyone
Topeka
George Dunkley
Mildred Bellinger
Claude Buckner
Ottawa
130Th Field Artillery
Washington
Karel Blaas Featured Soloist at University Fall Concert
Kansas University theorist and viola professor Karel Blaas appears as soloist in the University Symphony Orchestra fall concert at Hoch Auditorium. He will perform Harold in Italy by Berlioz, with Mozart Overture Flight from the Harem and Beethoven Symphony No. 1 on the program. Blaas, a Rochester Philharmonic alumnus, will perform on a self crafted viola. the 80 piece ensemble is conducted by Professor Russell L. Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karel Blaas
Kansas University
University Symphony Orchestra
Hoch Auditorium
Blaas
Harold
Italy
Berlioz
Mozart
Beethoven
Eastern School of Music
Rochester University
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
Eugene Goosens
Jose Iturhi
Enrich Leindorf
Russell L. Wiley
Walker Named to Group On Extension Programs
T Howard Walker director of University Extension at Kansas University was named to a four member national committee by the president of the National University Extension Association. The panel will study cooperation between universities and other organizations through adult education extension programs. The MEA includes 78 colleges and universities with major extension programs. A second committee was named by the Land Grant College Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
T. Howard Walker
Kansas University
Fourman
National University Extension Association
Land Grant College Association
Etamsé
Claszes
14 New Cub Scouts Welcomed by Pack Here
Cub Scout Pack 2061 sponsored by St John’s Catholic Church welcomed 14 new members at a parish center meeting. In a candlelight service each boy received the Bobcat Award. Recipients included Robert Barland Michael Wickware William Rowland Gonsalo Romero Nicklaus Nunez Thomas McMinn James Mailholt Stevan Hill Phillip Hernandez Charles Hawkins Barry Coffin Robert Flannery John Albers. Awards included two Silver Arrow points on a Bear Badge for Billy Hill a Gold Arrow and a Wolf Badge for Freddy Emmons and one year Gold Service Styra for Edward Cottle Billy Hill Douglas Coffin Jimmy Gillispie and Merle Rothwell. Gilbert Stramel is cub master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Catholic Church
Robert Barland
Michael Wickware
William Rowland
Gonsalo Romero
Nicklaus Nunez
Thomas McMinn
James Mailholt
Stevan Hill
Phillip Hernandez
Charles Hawkins
Barry Coffin
Robert Flannery
John Albers
Billy Hill
Freddy Emmons
Edward Cottle
Douglas Coffin
Jimmy Gillispie
Merle Rothwell
Gilbert Stramel
K U Students Present Program at VA Hospital
Kansas University students performed for Winter Veterans Hospital patients under the Douglas County Red Cross chapter. The Delta Upsilon quartet John Waddell Larry Baker Roger Wood Gary Roher sang, Claude Kean and Gamma Phi Beta members Dianne Northdurf Sally Wyman joined. About 300 patients attended in the hospital recreation hall. Friday night Jack Clodfelter's Dance Quintet performed for a patient dance. Mrs. Ralph Wolfson organized programs for Winter and Kansas hospitals for the local Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Winter Veterans Hospital
Douglas County
Jack Clodfelter
Ralph Wolfson
Kansas
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Neeo
Avernoon
Gladys Dunkley
Elsie Hemphill
Alberta Hulteen
John Stavros
Earle W. Patton
Daryl
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Max Stalcup
University Club
George Docking
A. Stellmacher
Gerald C. Pirtle
Charles W. Lanning
Keith Stanley
K. L. Peterson
Hutchinson
Peterson
J. R. Edmonds
Patricia Ann Pierson
Ray S. Pierson
Paul E. Burke Jr
Paul E. Burke
Ture
Lawrence Woman's Club
Lotn Nu
J. EB. Robb
Democratic Women's Club
James Wortham
Whist Club
Pleasant Valley School
Reinhold Schmidt
John Pozdro
Elizabeth Townsley
Thomas Gale
Arno Knapper
Helen Gillihan
Olathe
Ruth Sargent
Garnett
Tota Nu
J. E. Robb
Ky, St
Dick Tanner
Fairview Women's Society of Christian Service
William Meairs
Fred Lisher
Mable Peters
Pleasant Grove Cpa
Post
Leo D. Wiliams
Air Force R
Hillcrest
Harold Allen
John Crown
Ken Giffin
James K. Hitt
Cecil Green
Charles R. Jackman
F.C. Jackman
Mt, Riley
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Japan
First Cavalry Division
C. B. Russell
R. C. Jackman
Farm Bureau Meeting
Methodist
Auxiliary
Erry At
eHamersay
Eriky
M. L
Weaver's Corset Shop
K. U
VA Hospital
Maxine Lindley
NEW York Cleaners Natl
Institute of Cleaners Inc
God
Christ Jesus
Lawrence Bible Chapel
Kentucky
Hillview
eAdan
South
Sunrise
Vermont
Staan
Torso Brassaliere
Cuddlestay
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