Bank retiree Georgiana Graves feted at pot luck dinner
Mrs. Georgiana Graves retires March 1 after about 43 years at First National Bank, honored by women employees with a Wednesday night pot luck at Mrs. Edgar Salsbury’s home. Guests included former staff, Mrs. Ogden Jones, Mrs. Mildred DeRain, and Mrs. Donald Reimer. The evening featured Graves’s account of her years and a guitar musical song fest led by Ella James, with a group gift presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Georgiana Graves
Edgar Salsbury
Ogden Jones
Mildred DeRain
Donald Reimer
Busy Westside clubs host varied social events
The National Association of Letter Carriers Auxiliary met with 10 members as Mrs. David Hinkle hosted assisted by Mrs. William Garrett. The program led by Mrs. Bob Davis featured special games. Cosmopals entertained husbands at a Tuesday dinner at the Chuck Wagon arranged by social chairman Mrs. Bill Liggett and committee with about 50 attendees. Valentine decor used pink white and red. Baby shower honored Mrs. Donald Farmer Monday night at the Trowbridge home with prizes to Mrs. Lois Groh Becky Bowman and Hy Stockwell. Dozens of guests from Lawrence Baldwin and Omaha attended and gifts sent by Mary Gauthier and Virginia Bateman. Lawrence area bridge prizes were won by Mrs. Glenn E. Charlton and Mrs. Boyd Adkins at the Elks Ladies card party. next party set for March 10. The 1900 and New Club of Eudora met at Evelyn Miller’s home. Lillian Gabriel gave a Australia paper. Margaret Westerhouse led the forum. next meeting Feb 21 with Mrs. Gabriel. Tau chapter Alpha Delta Kappa met at Castle Tea Room for a progressive dinner with guests KU foreign students Bergis Weisswange from Germany spoke on culinary arts. Gerry Wong Lenora Ho from Honolulu spoke on Hawaii. Helen Lin from Formosa gave homeland facts. Rukmini K. Raphna of India described life there. The Over 50 Group at Central Church of Christ heard travel slides by Mr. and Mrs. Osborn and Mr. and Mrs. Muirhead. travel to Philippines Japan India Hong Kong showcased. next meeting April 7 hosted by Mr. Jesse Trine and Mr. Roy Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Liggett
Donald Farmer
Lawrence Shirk
Roy Trowbridge
Rukmini K. Raphna
India
Central Church of Christ
N. H. St
Edger Osborn
Vincent Muirhead
Muirheads
Philippines
Japan
Hong Kong
A. W. Suallin
Arthur Kerby
Jesse Trine
Roy Smith
Local notables and families share travel and career notes
Dr Solon Ayers of Boulder former Haskell head is in Lawrence on a brief business trip. He now leads the Employment Assistance Office for the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Denver, after moving from Portland where he directed Indian Education for Oregon, Washington and Idaho since 1962. The Mason family of 1130 N.H. St reported a six week vacation to California and Hawaii, including the Tournament of Roses Parade and the Rose Bowl. Other items note Mrs Ines Jamison of Wichita teaching voice and Kansas University graduate, Miss Janice Stinson, a district winner in Metropolitan Opera auditions. Airman Buck and wife welcomed daughter Lisa Renee at Agana Guam, with son Perry Omer Buck IV. Mrs Buck is Wanda Baumgart of Oskaloosa. Buck's parents live in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon Ayers
Boulder
Colo
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Ayers
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Denver
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Haskell
Childre
Bouler
T. S. Mason
N.H. St
California
Hawaiian Islands
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Waikiki Beach
Oahu
Kauai
Hawaii
Ines Jamison
Wichita
F. W. Pratt
Mass. St
Janice Stinson
Metropolitan Opera Company
Kansas City
Jamison
Kansas University
Wichita University
Miss Stinson
Tulsa
Okla
Airman
Perry Omer Buck
Buck
Lisa Renee
Air Force Base Hospital
Agana
Guam
Perry Omer IV
Wanda Baumegart
Raymond Baumgart
Oskaloosa
Mr. Buck
Omer Buck Jr
Johnson Ave
Social calendar events around Douglas County
Social calendar lists several meetings and social gatherings in Douglas County. Highlights include the Douglas County Medical Assistants Society at 7 p.m. at The Steak House, KU Faculty Club dinners and activities, various club meetings such as the Women's Christian Temperance Union, Niclas Club, Helianthus Club, African Violet Club, and Color Camera Club maturing in the community building and KU Faculty Club venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Medical Assistant Society
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Elsie Power
St. Niclas
Mia
J. J
Rum
Helianthus Club
Murs
J. W. Hartley
Ala
St. African Violet Club
Ralph Lawson
Lawrence
Rho
Kappa Kappa Iota
Chrysanthemums Take Spotlight At Lawrence Flower Club Meeting
The Lawrence Flower Club met at the Episcopal Parish House to view a chrysanthemum program by Mrs. Marvin Selichnow. She showed slides of member gardens and the Baldwin Cook garden, discussed plant orders, and described two mum types. Members planned May planting, July pinching, and reminders were issued for upcoming anniversaries, shows, and garden events with several members honored and new members welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Flower Club
Episcopal Parish
Marvin Selichnow
Cook Garden
Baldwin
Selichnow
J. Fred Broeker
Ralph Lawson
C. C. Goble
Civics
Ben Rowing
Rose Smith
Frank E. Jones
Kaw Valley Garden Association
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Austin Turney
Smith
Effie Hall
Valentine
Esther Freese
Three KU Faculty Members To Speak At Seminar
Three Kansas University faculty members will speak during a Personal Development Seminar from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Lawrence High School. William Conboy, Lawrence Bee, and Carl Larson will discuss The Challenge of Personal Communication. The event is sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's Club, Lawrence Adult Education and University Extension. Enrollment costs $10. Registration forms are available from E. J. Logsdon, director, Lawrence Adult Education, Lawrence High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Lawrence High School
William Conboy
Lawrence Bee
Carl Larson
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lawrence Adult Education and
University Extension
E. J. Logsdon
Lawrence Adult Education
Stuffed flank steak rolling technique guidance
The method describes rolling flank steak along the grain for even stuffing and slicing across the fibers after cooking. This approach helps achieve uniform texture and easier carving at serving time.
Community clubs and university group notices in brief
Beta Sigma Phi Xi Gamma plans a Valentine party at 8 p.m. Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Julian Route 1. Helianthus Club hostess Mrs. I. W. Hartley at 1:30 p.m. Friday at 1645 Ala. St. Al So Club meets 7:30 p.m. Monday at Mrs. Charles Goble. Hesper Community Club gathers 8 p.m. Monday at the Hesper building with hosts Mrs. Rose Long and Mrs. Bessie Kurtz. Chorus Interest Group of University Women's Club begins spring meetings next week under Mrs. R. Edwin Browne with sessions first and third Tuesday mornings at 9:30 in RLDS Church 1900 University Dr. Feb. 18 first session. baby sitter available. Mrs. Vernon Chamberlin listed for info VI 2-1154. Lawrence Flower Club members will help make flowered napkin rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Martin
C. J. Winter
Bess Stone
Topeka State Hospital
Episcopal Parish
Beta Sigma Phi
Don Julian
Route 1
I. W. Hartley
Helianthus Club
Ala
al So Club
Charles Goble
Roll Call
University Women’s Club
R. Edwin Browne
Rlds
University
UWC
Vernon Chamberlin
Anniversary Lunch Eon Meeting Called for 1:30 PM
Those attending the anniversary lunch eon are to meet at 1:30 p.m. Monday with Mrs. Carl Hird Sr. Bring staplers to the work session. Buford Evans of Prairie Village will be guest caller for the Do-So-Do Square Dance Club at 8 p.m. Saturday in the IOOF Hall. Guests are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hird Sr
Buford Evans
Prairie Village
IOOF
KU Student Architects To Assist In Handicapped Program
The KU Student chapter of the American Institute of Architects will assist in surveying campus and Lawrence buildings for the Breaking Down Architectural Barriers program. George Medlock of Topeka announced the Kansas Governor's Committee project, tied to national efforts by the President's Committee on the Employment of the Handicapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Architects
Kansas
Lawrence
President’s Committee On the Employment of the
National Society For Crippled Children
Architectural barriers project aids accessibility awareness
Kenneth Kahmann a senior architectural student from Springfield Missouri leads KU Chapter AIA as president and Professor Curtis Besinger serves as advisor of the group aiming to highlight architectural barriers such as steps and missing handrails that deny the handicapped access to public structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Kahmann
Springfield, Mo
AIA
Curtis Besinger
Grofip
Onion Flavors Hamburgers With Added Minced Onions
The recipe suggests adding minced onions to the beef before shaping into patties. Use about two tablespoons per pound of beef for a balanced onion flavor.
Cub Scout Pack 3157 Visits Haskell Club
Den 7 of Cub Scout Pack 3157 visited the Haskell Indian Club for a dress rehearsal to be presented in March. The club has 40 members from 26 tribes and 13 states. costumes are required to join. Scouts danced briefly and will meet the group again. several parents attended the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Club
Den 7
Cub Scout
Haskell Indian Club
Jim R. Justice
Mike Steckler
Lawrence Hallas
Kevin Kulke
Mark Yowell
Roger Kraft
Bob Harwood
Mark Wintermore
Gerald Hallas
Melvin Steckler
Corned beef pairs well with potatoes in simple meal
When preparing corned beef, use equal parts beef and potatoes for a balanced dish. The combination yields a hearty, satisfying result with classic, straightforward flavors.
Budd–Weiss nuptials set for June 3 at Danforth Chapel
Mr and Mrs Gail L Budd of Seattle announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Elizabeth to Arnold W Weiss associate professor of romance languages at Kansas University Miss Budd is a junior at Kansas University majoring in French and Spanish The wedding is planned for June 3 at Danforth Chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail L. Budd
Seattle
Wash
Sharon Elizabeth
Arnold W. Weiss
Kansas University
Miss Budd
Danforth Chapel
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Alpha Phi
Gamma Delta
Allen Moore
Nathan Dr
Louis Geiler
Warren Hornsby
James Olson
Ward Moore
James Selig
Michael Michnick
George Williams
Carlyle Smith
Paul Wilson
Wesley Keligher
George Clem
C. Hargadine
Ralph Graber
KU Business Student Wives Club
Robert Dunn
Thomas E. Miller
School of Business
Larry
Steiner
John Burkle
Daniel
Stainbrook
National Association of Letter Carriers
David Hinkle
William Garrett
Bob Davis
Glenn E. Charlton
Boyd Adkins
Elks Ladies
Ed Campbell
John Harie
Eudora
Evelyn Miller
Lillian Gabriel
Australia
Margaret Westerhouse
Gabriel
Vermont
WTA
Elks Club
Don Edmondson
Oxford Rd
Don Wetzel
W. 19Th
Terr
Wayne Nelson
Journal-World Photo
Hesper Community Club
Hesper
Rose Long
Bessie Kurtz
Helen
Helen Harmon
Susie Hess
Tyfis Hubbard
East 7Th
COBRA
John Haddock Ford
Decorating
A. V. Phillips
White Sewing Center
Sharon Elizabeth Budd
Russell Stover
Candy
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