University Women’s Club hosts fair themed meeting
The University Women’s Club plans a Thursday Watkins Room Kansas Union gathering with a business 2 p.m. session, a UWC Choir performance, and a Blue Ribbon Show exhibit. Entries are accepted 9 a.m. to noon in the Watkins Room, show chair Mrs. James Dykes and general chair Mrs. Kenneth Rose lead, with hostesses listed and volunteers serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Fair Ladies
Kenneth Rose
Maude Thuman
John W. Strong
Charles Warriner
Arthur Lonborg
E. B. Stouffer
Frank Foley
L. J. Heeb
William Argersinger
E. Jackson Baur
Social Calendar Events For Friday And Saturday
Friday events include Chapter CW of PEO at 7 30 p m Mrs L J Heeb 617 Ind St Mackey Community Club basket supper 6 30 p m Mackey School CW and FE Club 6 15 p m Mrs Hazel Garrett 2127 Mitchell Rd Eagles Auxiliary 308 8 p m Eagles Hall Saturday features John Pound chapter Daughters of American Colonists luncheon Castle Tea Room
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PEO
L. J. Heeb
Ind
St. Mackey
Mackey School
Hazel Garrett
Mitchell Rd
Eagles
Eagles Hall
John Pound
Daughters of American Colonists
Castle Tea Room
Shaffers Return From Europe After Year Abroad
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Shaffer and sons Ronald Leonard return from a year in Europe where Shaffer, a KU economics assistant professor, served as visiting professor at Radio Free Europe. They live in Munich and visited London and New York en route home. Bernard Shaffer remains in Munich to finish the basketball season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shaffer
Ronald
Leonard
Ala
Europe
Shaffer
Kansas University
Radio Free Europe
Munich
United States
Shaffers
London
New York
Bernard
Fashion Writer Says Girdles Are Doomed
London fashion writer Miss Sandy Shaw predicts the future wardrobe of women will feature only two sheer undergarments believed to be a bra and panties while garter belts and girdles fade. She notes a new self supporting stocking gaining popularity. professor Alexander Boyd warns cold weather use of sheer stockings and paper thin panties risks erythrocyanosis crurum puellam frigidum, urging bloomers and heavy stockings.
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London
Sandy Shaw
The
Daily Sketch
Miss Shaw
Alexander Boyd
Manchester University
BPW Benefit Bridge Fete Supports Scholarship Fund
The Business and Professional Women's Club hosts its annual benefit bridge at 7 30 p m on Tuesday February 16 in the Community Building to raise funds for the Scholarship Fund Tickets are sold by members or at the door the night of the event
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Orange swirl mix in ice cream creates bright frozen treat
A playful method blends thawed orange juice concentrate with vanilla or chocolate ice cream. The orange flavor pairs especially well with chocolate, adding a tangy citrus note to a creamy dessert before freezing until firm.
Federated Club Hosts Annual Tea and Music Auditions
Seven music students performed at the Federated Club of Lawrence annual silver tea. Students are sponsored to district and state auditions by the club. District auditions set for March 6 at LaCygne and state auditions March 16 at Manhattan. Notable participants include Kenneth Rummer Gail Edwards Lydia Kimbrough David Howard and Chris Hollister.
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Federated Club of
Lawrence
Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs
C. V. Beil Sr
Fellowship Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Art Stoner
Kenneth Rummer
Gail Edwards
Ruth Ann Browne
Lydia Kimbrough
Susan Dunlap
Sandra Steele
Katherine ‘Iallman
David Howard
Pat Miller
Jane Ann Phelps
Edwina Price
Community clubs and societies schedule busy Lawrence week
Numerous groups set meetings for Monday and Tuesday in Lawrence. World War I veterans and auxiliary hold sixth anniversary dinner at Police Fire Building 6 30 PM. Douglas County Medical Assistants meet 7 30 PM with Dr. Dunlap on glaucoma. Community groups discuss World Day of Prayer and events at various venues.
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Kaw Valley Barracks
Police Fire
8Th
Vt. Sts
Russell Shaw
Scott Bailey
Eva Abraham
Douglas County Medical Assistants Society
Medical Arts Center
D. L. Dunlap
United Church
Centenary Methodist
4Th and Elm Sts
Eu dora PTA Executive Board Meeting Noted
The Eu dora PTA executive board will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the school cafeteria All chairmen are asked to attend.
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Eudora Pta
Twente couple returns from Utah and Washington visit
Dr and Mrs J W Twente of 934 Ind St have come back after a two month trip visiting their daughter Mrs Robert Hagen and family at Lake Stevens Wash and their son John W Twente Jr and family at Salt Lake City The families joined at Lake Stevens for Christmas. Mrs Karl Klooz recuperating after surgery at KU Medical Center making progress. Larry Crum to Topeka for 1965 Adult Care Home Administrator Institute planning meeting at 10 a m in State Health Dept board room. Geneva Price Brashears of Lawrence listed among University of Arkansas Fayetteville degree candidates earning a master of education. Dr William C Rice Baker University Music Dept chair to speak at convocation Feb 10 at William Jewell College Liberty Mo. His subject will be The
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J. W. Twente
Ind. St
Utah
Washington
Robert Hagen
Karl Klooz
Campus Rd
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Larry Crum
Topeka
State Department of Health
Geneva Price Brashears
Lawrence
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
William C. Rice
Baker University Music Department
William Jewell College
Liberty
Place of Music in the Worship of the Christian Church
Mrs. B. P. Deichert of 1231 Dread returned Thursday from a few days visit in Arkansas City at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Victor Bryant, and family. Her granddaughter, Susan, is making satisfactory recovery from encephalitis and is in Kansas City, for therapy.
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The
Christian Church
B. P. Deichert
Dread
Arkansas City
Victor Bryant
Susan
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Washburn University enrolls 4077 for second semester
Washburn University reports 4,077 students enrolled for the second semester which began Thursday. Officials expect additional late enrollments and note last year’s total was 3,503. Students have registered for 40,790 credit hours.
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Alpha Delta Pi
Deal
Miss. St
Edna Arnett
Lucky Seven Hobby Club
R. R. Zurbuchen
Floyd Shobe
Glenn Reade
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
C. QO. Nauman
Jesus
George Wilson
Christ
Edwin F. Price
Circle 7
Recreation Club
Sion
Paul Messeraull
Delbert Green
Leland Armstrong
James Burnett
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Vocational Information Committee
Altrusa Club
Sirloin
Hazel Lee Simmons
Rachel Corbett
Lawrence High School
Edith Ernst
Altrusa
Ralph Colman
Route 4
Kanwaka Literary Club
Mary Sieve
Asa Colman
Elmer Petesch
Petesch
Bob Schroers
Seattle
Wash
Paris
Otto Johanning
Hagerty
Marks Houells
Massachusetts
American Gem Society
National Bridal Service
Delbert Eisele
Harry Shaffers
By Eddy Gilmore
Federated. Club
Carol Martin
Clarence Rusk
Gordon Wiseman
George Steele
Roy Johnson
Paul Howard
Alfred Gallup
Donald Phelps
G. Baley Price
C. C. Goble
A. W. Hedrick
Irving Bratton
W. W. Brown
Grace Mason
Harriet Blair
Valentine
Trudy
Chi
Pilot Club of
C. E. Carl
Portia Club
Learnard Ave
Cfca Women’s Guild
University Club
Mass
R. L. Hermes
Victoria Club
Vera Scales
Tenn. St
Ventura Club
H. M. Stucker
Ambrose Saricks
West Side Study Club
Grace Light
Maude Jackson
John Selig
Douglas County
American Cancer Society
Lawrence Flower Club
Episcopal Parish
Fred Pence
Marguerite Goff
PTA
Coats
Terrill
Dolly
Carol Channing
Anatoly Dobrynin
Moscow Art Theater
Hillcrest Bowl
Lowa
Washburn
Topeka — Washburn Univer
Sity
Hackmantle
Cupid
Coty Bonne
Barry Yard
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