La Sertoma Honors Mike Adams at Youth Recognition Dinner
Lawrence La Sertoma Club awarded Mike Adams, Lawrence High School senior, the Youth Service Citation at the Eldridge Hotel dinner. Attendees included his parents and school leaders. Adams serves as Student Council treasurer, Thespian Club president, swim team member, drum major, and active in church youth work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Adams
Elbert
Ike) Adams
Ill. St
Lawrence la Sertoma Club
Eldridge Hotel
Will Johns Jr
E. J. Allison
Adams
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence High School
Mike
Elbert A
Walther League
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Dan Kahler
Beulah Brown
A. G. Rose
Kansas City
Kan
Midwest
Ja Sertoma International
Wilbur Mason
Kansas
Kahler
Social Calendar Highlights Local Women Groups and Clubs
Thursday and Friday schedule lists Phi Epsilon Alumnae, Newcomers Group at Kansas Union, Women's Christian Temperance Union, Mothers League luncheon at Castle Tea Room, NARCE Luncheon, Helianthus Club, PEO chapters, University Club dinner bridge, TS Club and Eagles Auxiliary events, plus F and B Club at the 4 H Fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mp Phi Epsilon
Harry Hart
Mass. St. Newcomers
University Women’s Club
S P.m
Watkins Room
Kansas Union
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Rose Middlekauff
Maine St. Mothers League
Castle Tea Room
Narce
Helianthus Club
Edward B. Brass
PIO
Vesta Kane
Crescent Rd
PEO
William T. Nichols
Glenn Lessenden
Sunset Dr
Max Stalcup
Clifford McDonald
Broadview University Club
Dinnerbridge
Mass
St. TS Club
Fern Jameson
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Fairgrounds
4 H Club Meeting Plans Health Facilities Program
Cheechakos Home Demonstration Unit held its February meeting at Mrs. John Harris home in Eudora. Mrs. Jim Parks presented Design for Home Furnishings. The next meeting on March 17 will be hosted by Mrs. Robert Garner with co host Mrs. Parks. Evelyn Hastings will present Available Health Facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheechakos
John Harris
Eudora
Jim Parks
Robert Garner
Miller Dr
Parks
Evelyn Hastings
Local teachers attend workshops and civic events inTopeka and Douglas County
Five Douglas County teachers will attend a Kansas State Teachers Association workshop on February 27 at the KSTA headquarters in Topeka. Attendees include Lovilla Townsend, Betty Butler, Jesse Carney, Larry Campbell and Donald Kaufmann. Lawrence officials and club members also participated in meetings on elm disease treatment and community service awards. A daughter, Susan Diane, was born to Mrs. Rex Johnson, wife of the Douglas County sheriff. Carl Edwards of Kansas University was invited to address the Minnesota Core Teachers Association next month, and Dr. David B. Beard will lecture March 8 and 9 at Northwestern State College in Alva Oklahoma with sponsorship from national physics groups.
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Douglas County
Kansas
KSTA
Topeka
Lovilla Townsend
Wakarusa Valley
Betty Butler
Jesse Carney
Eudora
Larry Campbell
Vinland School
Donald Kaufmann
Grant School
Lawrence Park Department
Vernon Cooper
Park Department
Ellsworth Rice
Larry Colley
Fred Miller
Leonard Sparks
Manhattan
Lawrence la Sertoma Club
Kansas City
Kan
Terrace Club
Brotherhood Building
E J. Allison
Arthur Heck
Truman Harding
John Rosenbaum
Gerald Wente
H. M. Mall
Claude Norris
Karl D. Edwards
Kansas University School of Education
Minnesota Core Teachers Association
David B. Beard
Kansas University
Northwestern State College
Alva
Oklo
American Institute of Physics
American Association of Physics Teachers
Leftover chowder stretch with clams and milk advice
Home cooks note a way to stretch leftover potato and fish chowder by adding canned minced clams and extra milk. Reheat gently and avoid boiling to keep texture.
Social Clubs Gather for Events Across Lawrence
Lawrence alumnae of Alpha Omicron Pi entertain EU pledges with a 6:30 p.m. buffet at the chapter house 1144 W North Street. Community groups meet for February programs including Luxembourg customs, Valentine parties at First Southern Baptist Church, Lions Club ladies night, and Beta Sigma Phi rush planning at 1921 Hillview Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Alpha Omicron Pi
W. Lrth St
Alfred Gallup
Sidney Feldman
Luther Gilliam
Forrest Jackson
Gene Burnett
First Southern Baptist Church
Eudora
Duane Richardson
Beta Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
H. W. Olmsted
Hillview Rd
Arnold Hoffman
Leslie Regnier
Roger White
Glen Roberts
Ross Copeland
Stratford Rd
Legionaires
Hoffman
Ronald Shore
Roberts
Robert van der Sielt
Alpha Gamma
Norman Youngberg
Ohn McCloud
Arthur Piculell
Ben Tibbits
Harold Riechers
Lowell Craig
Youngberg
Breakable Table Practice
A lighthearted instruction on practicing safe table manners in a playful tone. It suggests breaking the roll into smaller pieces before eating and spreading each piece with butter prior to consumption. The wording emphasizes careful, tidier dining habits.
Retired Postmaster Regrets She Didn't Collect Stamps
Mrs Ethel Swanson longtime Geuda Springs postmaster regrets not building a stamp collection during 32 years in office. Now retired since 1964 she reflects on civil service, her daughter Jane Lacey succeeding her, and Geuda Springs small town life near Arkansas City. Swanson recovering from a paralytic stroke at Memorial Hospital in Arkansas City and praises community support through years.
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Geuda Springs
Kan
Ethel Swanson
Arkansas City
Memorial Hospital
Wilbert Peters
Club meetings and speaker events listed for Friday
The Women's Christian Temperance Union meets at 9 a m Friday at Miss Rose Middlekauff 1031 Maine St. The F and B Club hosts a 5 30 p m Friday family dinner at the 4H Fairgrounds Building No 1. Richard L. Sutton Jr speaks at 7 30 p m Friday to the Lawrence Rock and Mineral Club in the Community Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Stanley
E. H. Robertson
University Club
Mass. St
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Rose Middlekauff
Maine St
Fairgrounds
Richard L. Sutton Jr
Lawrence Rock and Mineral Club
A.C.E. Dinner Tonight With Cultural Opportunities Talk
The Lawrence Association for Childhood Education holds a dinner meeting from 5 30 to 7 30 this evening. Mrs Barbara Jean Qandil will speak on A Share in the Worlds Cultural Opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Association For Childhood Education
Barbara Jean Qandil
Local Music Students in Northeast District Festival
Fifteen Lawrence and Kansas City area students will perform Saturday at the Northeast District Music Festival in Kansas City. Participants hail from Shawnee Mission Manhattan Overland Park Olathe Atchison Merriam Kansas City Kan and Lawrence with performers from Lawrence including Susan Alderson Tom Alderson Davy Boyle Ann Burrows and many others. The festival is sponsored by the Kansas Federation of Music Clubs and the National Federation of Music Clubs and held annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Burgstahler
Luther Gilliam
Reginald Strait
FE. M. Paxton
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Kansas City
Shawnee Mission
Manhattan
Overland Park
Olathe
Atchison
Merriam
Kan
Lawrence
Susan Alderson
Tom Alderson
Davy Boyle
Ann Burrows
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la Sertoma
Mason
Johns
Leon Abele
Merle Finfrock
E. B. Martin
HDU
Charlie Beauty Salon
Obed Thompson
Phoenix, Ariz
Henry Hack
Pleasant Hour Club
Carl Sneegas Sr
Carl Sneegas Jr
Luxembourg
Carl Jr
du Pont
Ernest Kasold
Lena Wilson
Helianthus
Order of the Eastern Star
Pauline Cory
Lions Club
Cc. E. Kerns
William Nichols
Kerns
Charles Dallas
Gene Nunemaker
Mrs. Leonard McClanahan
Self Culture Club
Lawrence Chicks
Lerone Bennett Jr
Arthur Pitcher
Christian Women’s Fellowship of
North Lawrence
Temola Club
Don Metzler
Bert Nash
Arthur Lonborg
Kansas Room
The
Harold Allen
Altrusa Club
Trail Room
Ethel High
Hazel Lee Simmons
South Park Recreation Center
National Federation of Postal Clerks
Jim’s
Stanley House
Murry Smith
Francis Worley
Roy Bolton
John Brann
Jack Riley
C. J. Elliot
Eddie Eiffert
Betty
Ethel — Baldwin
Peyton
VAIL
Meric
Kay
Christian Ad College
Massachusetts
Vibe
Gwen Fisher
Arkansas City Daily Traveler
Associated Press
Club Lates
A.C.E
KRAFT
Davis Ae
Davis Tver Bier' Iwaenee White
Jour Nousg
Kenmore Davis
Armin Landis
Davis Paint Store
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