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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1948
Page
5
A long listing of upcoming events and social engagements is sketched. Bridges luncheons at The Hearth country club, Valentine dinners, and various committee meetings are noted. Weddings, engagements, club programs, andDemocratic party activities fill the schedule through February and into March.
A Monday afternoon gathering is scheduled for 2 o'clock with Mire Ross Cole serving as hostess. The event is described as a meeting labeled exit number two, with limited additional details available in the readable text.
Personal and Drennon left last night for Denver to join Mrs. Drennon who is caring for grandchildren. Their daughter Margaret Drennon Hackett suffered a nervous breakdown and travels to California with her husband to recuperate. Mrs. C. W. Ogle has entered KU Medical Center for observation. Mr. and Mrs. Emil W. Heck return today from a Florida vacation. Mrs. Elder Ulrich and sister Mrs. Loren Shearer of Los Angeles visited relatives in Prat with Aunt Mrs. F. S. Shaw. Charlotte Longanecker, a Washington trek School attendee, is home nursing a knee injury. Mrs. Lyle Arme of Warhronton, D. I. arrives for two weeks of laughter. Mrs James Mabertucky
Two Norwegian students Cas Brechmann and Sigmund Hagen spoke at an AL A. W. internal meeting in Kansas City about UNESCO press and education in Norway. Hagen argued Norway’s system emphasizes modern law studies and warned Norwegians face competition in a world market. Marriage licenses were issued to Roy F. Sisroe and Cadlleene D. Cain Jr. of Lawrence and Robert Morse Skagees and Barbara Jean Brockman of Wellsville.
Visiting artistes writers and craftsmen will attend a sequence of teas coffees and a dinner to mark the Festival of Kan sas Arts and Crafts with Governor Frank Carlson opening the event at 8 pm Wednesday. Guests include Mrs Carlson Mrs William Allen White of Emporia and Mrs Lacey Haynes of Kansas City Mo and others from the Chambers of Commerce education and industry.
The Pinckney P T A celebrated Founders Day with a Thursday night program at the school attended by about 75 persons. Barceeds from a penns parade will go to the Kansas P T A fourth fund. Sarah Lawrence and Wanda Mullin led the flag salute. Music was provided by two students Jan Feist and John Wortaberger. The president Mrs. Jennings called the meeting and introduced the speaker for the evening.
The article recalls that ms education stressed education as the key job of homes, school, church and community. Third grade mothers served apple fritters and coffee at a table centerpiece of a log cabin with a rail fence and an American flag. Mrs. Virginia Rodman and Misa Helen Norwood poured. The story hour was supervised by Mrs Gayle Mott with two Girl Scouts assisting. If the waters of Lake Stpend were spread evenly over the New Eraland States they would be over 100 feet deep.
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