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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1963

Page

6

Numerous local clubs host showers, meetings, and parties

Janet McFarland's April wedding is celebrated with a linen shower in the Kansas Union as friends and family attend. KU Geology Wives, Beta Sigma Phi, Prairie Acres Garden Club and Pleasant Hour Club hold meetings with programs on hair styling, modern mathematics, arts and crafts, bulbs, and garden planning. A Valleyview Rest Home workers plan Washington's Birthday costumes as a BPW benefit card party draws about 170 attendees.

Leroy Spence Beta Sigma Phi Seleen Engelson Lawrence Frances Fischer June McMillin Frank Green

Shawnee KU Alumni Kick Off Fund Drive In Topeka

Nearly 150 Shawnee County KU alumni gathered to start the Greater University Fund drive. The effort aims to rally contributions from about 2,000 area KU alumni to support university needs not funded by the state. Co chairs are Mr and Mrs John C Dicus. Vice chairs include Mrs Charles Wag staff, Mrs Donald Chubb, Judge David Prager, Edmund Morrill and David P Baker.

Topeka Shawnee County Kansas University John C. Dicus Charles Wagstaff Donald Chubb David Prager Edmund Morrill David P. Baker

La Sertoma recognizes youth at dinner in Lawrence

Miss Phyllis Babbitt Lawrence High School senior received the Youth Service Award at La Sertoma Club’s annual Youth Recognition dinner held at the Eldridge Hotel. The event drew 73 attendees including Mayor Barteldes and city officials, with Gary Richards of People to People as speaker.

Phyllis Babbitt Dale E. Babbitt Route 4 Lawrence la Sertoma Club S. R. Reynolds Eldridgeotel Dale Babbitt Gary Richards Kansas City U.S.A Will Johns Jr Journal-World Photo Lawrence High School la Sertoma Club Eldridge Hotel Babbitt la Sertoma International Sertoma International Ben Barteldes W. D. Wolfe Wayne Bly Barteldes Wolfe Lawrence Public Schools Hiy City Recreation Commission Richards Johns Reynolds Claude Norris Bob L. Brooks Salem Ore Earl Wilson Arvid Jacobson Norman Danielsen Homer Frank Edgar Salsbury George Corn Leo Eller Tom Mason John Selig

Local society notes and college honor mentions

Mrs. James I. Perry returned from a 10 day visit in Orange California. John William born Feb 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Burnison. Perilyn 2 to Mrs. Kenneth Stevenson and family in Tulsa. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest J. Springer hosted guests from Kansas City and Mrs. Helen Pollom. Mary Ruth Andes named to Graceland College Dean's List with GPA 3.0 to 3.49. Sgt. and Mrs. Ivan Bowers hosted visitors for funeral of Mrs. Susan M. Richardson. About 50 Kansas University pharmacy students and sponsors depart for a four to five day tour of Michigan and Chicago.

Martin Long Joana Harrell James M. Harrell John Marietta Loren R. Bailey Independence R. W. Long Mound City Kan H. L. Bailey Bonner Springs Duane Dunn Ozankie N. E. Abella Kansas City J. M. Harrell G. A. Carlson Pat Harrell Judy Hirrell James I. Perry Cres Gent William S. Burnison Orange Calif Burnison John William Perilyn Kenneth Stevenson Periam Mitchell Scott Tulsa Okla Harry Mitchell W. 21St St Forrest J. Springer E. 23Rd St Mary Ruth Andes Ammon S. Andes Ind. St Graceland College Lamont Iowa Ivan Bowers Mathilde John Reed St. Joseph Laura Evans Brunswick Susan M. Richardson Kansas University Pharmacy Michigan Chicago

Furniture Refinishing Demonstration Set for Feb 27

A public demonstration on antique and decorated furniture refinishing will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday Feb 27 in Building No 1 at the 4-H Fairgrounds. Harold and Betty Saul of Kansas City will show painted refinishing techniques and color finishes that allow the wood grain to show through along with unusual color finishes. The event is sponsored by the County Extension.

Harold and Betty Saul Kansas City County Extension

Price Leads KU Delegation to Peru on Ford Mission

Dr. G Baley Price chairman of the Kansas University Mathematics Department is part of a 12 member team of engineering and science educators traveling to Peru sponsored by the Ford Foundation. The group will assess equipment and personnel needs for upgrading and enlarging engineering training and Price expects to return next Tuesday after a two and a half week trip.

G. Baley Price Kansas University Peru Ford Foundation United States Price

Pumpkin Pie Spice Uses in Holiday Bakes

Pumpkin pie spice from holiday leftovers can flavor ginger bread in place of traditional spices and also enrich sour cream raisin pie for a warm autumnal dessert.

Thetas to Observe Founders Day at KU Chapter

Kappa Alpha Theta sorority at Kansas University hosts a Founders Day reception at 6 30 p m tonight at the chapter house 1433 Tenn St All alumni are invited Theta was founded at DePauw University Green Castle Ind in 1870 and the KU chapter was established in 1881

Kappa Alpha Theta Kansas University Tenn DePauw University Greencastle Ind Kappa Chapter

Tri-Delts Announce Scholarship Winner

Kansas University sophomore Margaret Sowers wins Tri Delt scholarship from pancake feed proceeds. Fifteen applicants were screened on scholastic achievement campus activities and need. Sowers will dine at the Tri Delt house to meet members.

Delta Delta Delta Sorority Kansas University Margaret Sowers Kansas City Betty Dwyer Wichita Delta Delta Delta

Birds Need Food in Late Winter for Spring Helpers

Food for birds is essential in late winter as natural supplies dwindle. Birds visiting feeders help rid gardens of insects during the warm months ahead.

Social Calendar Friday events list

Entre Nous Club meets at 1 p.m. at Castle Tea Room. Double Deer Club gathers at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Sybil Mills at 1729 Massachusetts Street. Double Dozen Club convenes at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Lloyd Douglas. Mercredi Club assembles at 2 30 p.m. with Mrs. L J Mack at 2087 Tenn Street. Lawrence Color Camera Club meets at 7 30 p.m. at the Community Building.

Entre Nous Club Castle Tea Room Double Deer Club Sybil Mills Mass Double Dozen Club Lloyd Douglas Mercredi Club L. J. Mack Tenn St. Lawrence Color Camera Club

Lawrence High senior scholarship toward Kansas University

A scholarship fund will be awarded to a Lawrence High School senior girl to attend Kansas University. A dinner bridge will be hosted by the University Club at 6 30 p.m. Saturday in the club rooms 100714 Mass St with hosts Mr and Mrs Guy Keeler and Mrs and Mrs R V Miller assisting.

Lawrence High School Kansas University University Club Mass. St Guy Keeler R. V. Miller

PTA Notes Highlights Hillcrest Fun Night and Board Actions

Hillcrest School hosts Family Fun Night Monday with two performances at 6 45 and 7 30 plus a shadow play by Cub and Girl Scouts. A Fathers Corps de Ballet and a ladies quartet perform. Movies run all evening with refreshments for donation to the school library enrichment fund. The PTA executive board met Tuesday approving support for the Douglas County Mental Health Clinic and reporting on library book purchases and testings plans. Kennedy PTA meets Monday at 7 45 featuring Madelyn Clingenpeel talks on elementary vocal music.

Hillcrest School Corps de Ballet Cordley Pta Douglas County Robert Green PTA Gilbert Ulmer Harry Morrow Jack Edwards Kennedy Pta Madelyn Clingenpeel

Sponge cake jelly roll preparation tip

A baking tip explains using two tablespoons of confectioners sugar to dust the clean dish towel before turning out the sponge cake for a jelly roll. The note emphasizes even coating to prevent sticking during the roll.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Janet McFarland Philip Comstock Minburn Curry Room Kansas Union L. E. Hammig Mary Hammig E. A. McFarland Ivan Shull John Comstock Unionville, Mo John Imel KU Geology Watkins Marilyn Kaesler Janet Brown Connie Stellies Roe Peoples Pleasant Hour Club Henry Hack C. W. Davenport Ernest Kasold Charles Lux Prairie Acres Garden Club F. C. Foley H. B. Linton George Schroeder A. H. Turney Turney W. B. Duncan H. K. McKenzie Joe Skillman Valleyview Rest Home Washington Business and Professional Women’s Club la Sertoma Sheldon Carey Oklahoma State University America Prrtonal M. C. Bartlett Kansas City, Mo Helen Pollom Barteldes Seed CO Hillcrest G. B. Price New York Cleaners KLWN Star Bernard Martin The Star and Times Kansas City Star John Foxx Massachusetts Thetas Tri-Delts Wes Brassieres Lippers Color Books No. 1 Cash Register No. 1
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