Club Notes Social Calendar Features Christmas Plans
Community clubs list December events and holiday gatherings in Lawrence County. Activities include dances at Becktelion Hall and Alpha Fat Eiennial Club meetings, a Christmas luncheon for Merry Matrons, Hesper Community Club party, Helianthus Club luncheon, and a Veterans of Foreign Wars Christmas dinner with Santa. Also noted are bridge, sewing clubs, and charity candy sales led by local hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becktelion
Belles
Beaux Square Dance
P.m
Alpha Fat
Alien Moore
Lawrence
Lawrence Atalie
Russell Mosser
Chanbridge
Lawrence League of Winieh Yorers
Immanuel Burheran
Hurel
Dererhy Marshall
Castle Tea Reni
Douglas ‘County Medical Nettanrs Society
BoCdally
Hesper Community Club
Hesper
Helianthus Club
I. W. Hartley
Alford-Clarke Post 952
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary
Post Hall
8Th
NH. Sta
Santa Claus
Music Pupils Present Program at VA Hospital Topeka
Pupils from Pupila of Lawrence Music Studio staged a program Tuesday evening at the Winter VA Hospital in Topeka for veterans. About 450 patients attended the varied entertainment led by master of ceremonies Odell Shaver. Events included solos by Elaine Hickock Johnny Hickock Caroline Eder Vivian Westhoff dance numbers by Darrell and Clarice Richardson and vocal performances by Clarice Richardson Dwayne Richardson and a duet by Elaine and Johnny Hickock. The group was accompanied by W. G. Altimari and by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hickock Dewey Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Music Studio
Topeka
Winter VA Hospital
Odell Shaver
Marcella Wolfson
Douglas County Red Cross
Elaine Hickock
Johnny Hickock
Caroline Eder
Vivian Westhoff
Darrell Richardson
Clarice Richardson
Dwayne Richardson
Elaine
W. G. Altimari
Herbert Hickock
Dewey Richardson
Delbert Richardson
Lawrence Homes Open for Holiday House Tour Sunday
Four Cape Cod Colonial and other style homes host a Christmas tour from 2 19 to 5 p.m. Sunday. The Women’s Auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal Church sponsors the event with rooms decorated by volunteers. Highlights include Dean and Mrs. Laurence Woodruff’s Living Room and the Radcliffe home at 2232 Vi. St. with antique silver and mahogany dining furniture. Tickets available at each location for the self guided tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Dean
Laurence Woodriff
Westwood Rd
Cape Cod
Bowling Green
N.Y
Woodruff
C. R. Shaffer
Richard Wagstaff
Charles Baer
Robert J. Green
Charles C. Radcliffe
Ober
Radcliffe
Fisher
Grandfather Ober
E. J. Miller
Miller
Fishermaid
Chicago Museum of Art
Thomas B. Parker
Kenneth von Achen
Colth C. Simons Jr
George Colonna
Cynthia, Parker
Suzy von Achen
Meeting Date Changed for Tally District Boy Scouts Board of Review
The December meeting of the Tally District Board of Review will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 11, at 734 Vt. St., instead of the regular date on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally District Board of Review of the
Boy Scouts
Vt. St
Local Social News and Academic Notes Roundup
Mr and Mrs Paul Snyder returned from Valhalla Michigan with their son Christopher a senior at Hanover College joining for Thanksgiving. J F Kell and family visited Richmond Virginia. Paul W Gilles KU associate professor discusses vaporization reactions at a Chicago meeting. Ward Lockwood attended a Philharmonic dinner for season ticket holders in Kansas City Missouri. Privates Vernon and Donald Madorin near eight weeks of basic training ending December 20 at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Mrs Wes Santee gave birth to a baby boy adding to the family with another son already.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Snyder
Valhalla
Mich
Christopher
Hanover College
Hanover
Ind
J. F. Kell
Joseph F. Kell Jr
Richmond
Paul W. Gilles
Kansas University
Chicago
Ward Lockwood
Muchlebach
Kansas City
Philharmonic
Kangas City
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Santees
Rock Chalk H Club Receives Bankers Achievement Banquet Honor
Sixty two members of Rock Chalk H Club attended the Bankers Achievement Banquet Tuesday evening in KU Memorial Union. The club was recognized as the newest and largest club in the county after organizing a year ago in September and receiving its charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Chalk +H Club
KU Memorial Union
Community Demonstration Units Hold Christmas Gatherings
The Kanwaka and Happy Days Home Demonstration Units held Christmas events with guest speakers and musical performances. Kharon Transmeier received the county junior leadership award while Jan Bartz earned a woodworking pin and trophy from Oak Ridge unit. Officers for the coming year include Mrs. James Midgett as president and Mrs. Roy Huhn as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kharon Transmeier
John Hines
Sue Bartz
Sue Erhart
Jeanette Cosman
Jan Bartz
Oakridge
KU Memorial Union
Bill Burgess
James Midgett
Roy Huhn
George Williams
Max Johnson
Happy Days Home
Fairgrounds
Maria Frank
Brazil
Kenneth Koerner
James
Community group to aid Salvation Army with canned goods
A group collected a basket of canned fruit and vegetables for the Salvation Army. The next meeting is set for January 14 at Mrs. Raymond's home with Mrs. Willis Colman as hostess and Mrs. Williams delivering the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Raymond. Williams
Willis Colman
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Wesley Jackson
Baldwin
Ralphie » Jr
Hess
Kay Ellen Jackson
and Jackson
John Henry
Rimmadene Armer
Armen
Wichita Ane
Ralph Hoss
Weunssuay Mrs
Edyth Saltesen
Rebekah Lodge No 4
Sybil Schroyer
Susie Brown
Alberta Snow
Mae Neever
Magdalena Thusted
Jo Miller
Fay Talley
University Club
W. D. Wolfe
W. H. Bray
Bridge
J. E. Robb
L. H. Frink
Roy Bushey
Niotas Club
Fire Police
Vt. Sts
Ethel Crissman
Lawrence Homes
Tissot
Crystal
Sweden
Roberts Jewelry
Mass
Cambridge
Forstman Cashmeres
Fine Millinery
Kaif Size Dresses
Boggs Hat Shop
Vermont
Kanwaka
Rosa Walthuble
A. R. Colman
Ralph Colman
Jane
Uncle Joe
Spen & Sat
Panta
Naismith Drive
Ciro
Danger
New Horizons
Weaver's Cosmetic Shop
Danial Green
Weaver's Shoe Shop
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