Longtime banker Honored at Kaw Valley Dinner in Kansas City
Kaw Valley State Bank Eu dora hosts a dinner at the Golden Ox in Kansas City to honor Mrs. Henrietta A Fuller for nearly 51 years of continuous banking service, retiring in January as bank vice president. Guests include bank directors officers and spouses. Nearly 100 University Women's Club members and guests attended a KU Art Museum visit and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley State Bank
Eudora
Golden’ Ox
Kansas City
Henrietta A. Fuller
University Women’s Club
KU Art Museum
Lawrence
Bret Waller
The
Kansas Union
Elliot Gillerman
Waller
Thomas Moore
Walter Gehlbach
Clark Coan
Jerry Stannard
Jerry Rogers
Roy Laird
Gene Haun
Theta Sigma Phi hosts RU William Allen White Day cocktail party
Members of the Lawrence chapter of Theta Sigma Phi host a cocktail party Monday in conjunction with RU William Allen White Day events. Assisting from 4:30 to 6 at Meadowbrook Regency Place Building P are Mrs. Karl Reynolds Mrs. James Gunn Mrs. George Francis Mrs. Andy Galyardt Mrs. Barbara McLean and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Theta Sigma Phi
National
Organization For Women In Journalism
William Allen
Meadowbrook
Regency Place
Building P
Karl Reynolds
James Gunn
George Francis
Andy Galyardt
Barbara McLean
Ann Landers Advice on Party Habits and School Entry
A reader asks why a husband gets drunk at social events and embarrasses his wife. Ann Landers explains the image issue and notes the need for self awareness. Another letter argues for delaying school entry for a late-born child. experts say emotional development matters more than birth date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Baff
Robert Burns
Lizette
Lunches Next Week in Lawrence Unified District Cafeterias
The menu for next week lists daily meals for Lawrence Unified School District 497 cafeterias. Highlights include spaghetti with buttered peas and milk on Monday, ham sandwich with baked beans on Wednesday, fried chicken with mashed potatoes on Thursday, and banana and peanut salad with Apple wedges on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Unified District
Scottish Rite Party Honors Washington Birthday
A Scottish Rite party for George Washington's birthday is planned for Wednesday February 21 at 7 30 pm in the Masonic Temple at 10th and Mass. St. Lawrence area Masons and their wives are invited. Lawrence Chapter Sweet Adelines will perform and Harry D. Smith will provide organ music. Robert C. Sprague 33rd Degree Mason deputy of the valley at Ft Leavenworth will speak. Paul Hausman leads the committee, assisted by Les Albers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Masonic Temple
10Th
Mass. St
Lawrence
Sweet Adelines
Harry D. Smith
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Robert C. Sprague
Ft. Leavenworth
Paul Hausman
Les Albers
4-H Club and Extension Homemakers Meeting Notices
A Kaw Valley Extension Homemakers Unit meets at 1 30 p m Thursday with hostess Mrs Homer Altenbernd. The program titled Vitamins in a Fence will be given by Mrs Harold White. A 59ers Extension Homemakers Unit meets at 8 p m Monday at Pence Owens Garden Center 15th and NY Streets. after Fred Pence leads a program dessert will be at Mrs Bernard Judge's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society
Christian Service
Centenary Methodist Church
JOY Circle
Lee Hills
Ill
Lester DeWeese
Morning Glory Circle
John Hadley
Elm
Kenneth. Ikenberry
Gertrude Circle
Floyd de- Weese
J. J. Krumas
Ben. Fleshman
Africa
Jolly Stitchers Club
John Flory
Homer Flory
59Ers Extension Homemakers Unit
Pence-Owens Garden
Kaw Valley Extension Homemakers Unit
Homer Altenbernd
Harold White
Couple Exchange Wedding Vows in Hoxie Ceremony
Mary Catherine Anderson and Carroll Royce Hird exchanged vows January 27 at First Methodist Church in Hoxie. Officiating was Rev. Ernest Wood with organist Mrs. Dale Anderson and singer Mrs. Bette James. The couple plans to live in Lawrence after a wedding trip to Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Anderson
Carroll Royce Hird
First Methodist
Hoxie
W. H. Anderson
O. E. Hird
Ernest Wood
Kathy Hird
Dale Anderson
Denver
Bette James
Bob Anderson
Larry K. Anderson
Manhattan
Colorado
Lawrence
Hird
Kansas University
William Allen White events bring Kansas leaders to Emporia
Richard MacCann and his wife travel to Emporia for William Allen White activities with Erwin Canham speaker at an invitational dinner. KU figures Dean Warren Agee Ruth Gagliardo and others attend, while several residents await the KU centennial observance and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard MacCann
Kansas University
Emporia
William Allen White
Erwin D. Canham
The
Christian Science Monitor
College of Emporia
MacCann
Los Angeles
Canham
Kansas City
George Docking
Topeka
Driver Refresher Course for Lawrence Adults Offered
The Traffic and Safety Dept of the State Highway Commission sponsors a one day driver refresher course for Lawrence adults from 7 to 10 p m Tuesday at the South Park Recreation Center. Instructors are Jim Cowan and Bill Law. No written tests or actual driving. Slides and discussions planned. Local sponsors include the Woman's Auxiliary to the Kansas Optometric Assn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traffic and Safety Dept
The
State Highway Commission
Lawrence
South Park Recreation Center
Jim Cowan
Bill Law
Woman’s Auxiliary
Kansas Optometric Assn
Social Club Calender With Multiple Local Events
A listing of social and club meetings across Perry and surrounding areas. Events include square dances, dinners, and meetings hosted by groups such as Perry Legion Hall IOOF Halls Lawrence Flower Club and University Women’s Club. Activities feature guest callers, inter club gatherings, and refreshment committees.
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Perry Square
Perry Legion Hall
University Club
IOOF
Pat Patterson
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Kent Freeland
Glenn Elliott
James Wolf
Round Table
Odell Shaver
Edward Dahlene
W. J. Morlan
Lawrence Sweet Adelines
Ottawa
Kansas Power and Light Building
9Th
Tenn
Ann. Landers
Hubby
W. Case
Institute
of Dry Cleaning
New York Cleaners
EHU
MR. and
Mrs. Carroll Royce Hird
Mark Ethridge
Moncure
N.C
K.U
Dolph Simons
Mr. Ethridge
Louisville
Courier-Journal
William Allen White Foundation
Robert H. Smith
Mass. Sr
Thomas Hugh
Research Hospital
Bobby
G. Joy Herndon
Dale Herndon
York College
York
Neb
Herndon
Fredrick R.emmons Jr
Emmons
U.S. Navy
Bridel Department
Coulson Craft
Wor_p COMPANY
Journal-World Building
Aunt Bessie
E. Park - Clathe
Kans
Wedgewood & Meissen
McAllaster School
McAllaster
McAllaster Pta Cultural Arts Committee
Gene Kipsow
Parents
Earl Shurtz
Ann Abegg
Carmen Bamber
Mary Davis
Miriam Hicklin
Ann Ming
Judy Benjamin
Joan Bachelor
Janet James
Cindy Wisdom
Becky Ramirez
Cindy Conklin
Pam Standard
Melodie Clevenger
Stacy Potter
Linda Williams
Gaye Livingston
David Kopp
Denise Kopp
Martin Erazmus
Shirine Mohagheghpour
Parvin Mohagheghpour
Three Bears
Greg Gibler
John Bodie
Mike Proctor
Randy Cheeks
Kamyar Givechi
Fred Ramirez
Robert Hodson
David Diaz
Jane Tannich
Donnie Nease
Dianne Mersmann
Tony Kipsow
Delores Williams
Eric Shurtz
John Sneeden
Maria McDougal
Marvin McDougal
Marcie Schira
Cindy Bodle
Tom Olin
Paul Walker
Tom Goetz
Robert Walsh
Heather Cairns
Rhonda Christie
Scott Axton
Wade Axton
Vickie Goetz
Steven Goetz
Ann Jacobsen
Tracy Jackson
Margaret Anne Bodle
Elizabeth Ruff
Bonnie Price
Patty Clare
Beth Walsh
Kath Mayo
Kathy Lunthimer
Youlanda Ramos
Debbie ‘Bailey
Carol Haney
John Hamilton
Dennis Benjamin
David Nation
Raymond Goetz
Jack Brooking
James Stachowiak
Lawrence Flower Club
Church Women United Board
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
University Dr. _ Alpha Delta Psalmanae
Charles E. Lacey
Oxford Rd
Rebekah Lodge
Dorothy Roper
Velma Murphy
Jean Jeffries
Lawrence Chapter
Sweet
Adelines Inc
Kansas Power and Light
Tennee University Women’s Club Blyg. Chips Investment Group
Charles Baer
Westwood Rd
Daughters of Isabella
St. Jude's Circle
Knights of Columbus
Castle Tea Room
Zodiac
Raymond Stuhl
University Dr. West Side Study
Ventura Club
Erna McCoy
Ind
Louise C. Laney
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorsey Liberty Unit
Legionacres
Trudy
Massachusetts
Michigan
Neon
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