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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1964
Page
3
Friday schedules show multiple PEO chapters meeting in places like Crescent Road homes and Castle Tea Room with hostesses and programs. Activities include book reviews films and a Valentine party, with reservations encouraged and a muffin-batter serving tip at the end.
Old Votes Officers and members of the Ancient Toltec Rite Council No. 1 meet at 7 30 p m Saturday in the Masonic Temple Topeka Robert Price of Lawrence is knight commander A Washington Birthday tableau by Mrs Grace Neill Also plans reported for Friendship and Fun night March 5 at the Temple February birthdays to receive special recognition Mount Oread Ladies Encampment meets 8 p m Friday IOOF Hall Mothers League Founders Day luncheon Friday at Castle Tea Room Washington Women's Relief Corps No 9 meets 12 30 p m Friday Police Fire Building for a covered dish luncheon Mrs Dick Shanafelt presiding Pioneer Club February luncheon noon Thursday South Park Recreation Center over 60 welcome bring covered dish and silverware Helping Hand Class Evangelical United Brethren Church meets 2 p m Friday Fellowship Hall hostesses Mrs William Shaw and Miss Anna Heffner
Mrs. Harriet Bird Brown of Lawrence will speak at the Kansas State meeting of the National League of American Pen Women in Chanute hosted by the Coffeyville Branch. The state president will discuss Memorable Events in the Boyhood of George Washington and oversee the business session electing a new president. Members to exhibit books articles paintings and lectures.
University Women s Investment Group meets 6 30 p m at Holiday Inn. Belles and Beaux Square Dance Club dances at Spain LOOK Hath Lawrence Coin Chih 8 p m Community Building. Pioneer Club and Merry Matrons Club meet 1 30 p m and 1 30 p m respectively at South Park Recreation Center. Others include Low Bridge Club 1 p m Mrs Hinshaw 1205 Ky St and Federated Club of Lawrence 1 15 pen Mrs Flo Merriam 1424 Pa St.
The 88th anniversary of No Name Club was marked with a luncheon at the Little Banquet. Attendees included honorary member Mrs. L. L. O'Meara of Topeka. Mrs. Hoyt Thomas led the program reviewing I Married a Dinosaur by Lilian Brown. Spoons for 25 years' members went to Mrs. Walter S. Wagner Mrs. Lucile Roos and Miss Bessie Wilder. Centerpiece gifts honored Belle Summers and Armin Woestemeyer. Arrangements were by committee chair Mrs. Karl Edwards with Mrs. Ernest Peters Jr. and Mrs. Wagner.
Local D A R members heard a report on H J Resolution No 9 now in House committee. The measure would amend the constitution to permit voluntary prayer and Bible readings in public schools and oppose removing In God We Trust and Under God from national symbols.
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