Farewell Coffee Hosts Mention Local Socials and Moves
A neighborhood farewell coffee at 2558 and 2584 Mont St highlighted by hosts Mrs FTL Sutton Jr Mrs Marlin Steffer and Mrs C A Arentson. Attendees included Mrs Ives mother Mrs Paul Swalfar of Prairie Village. The Ives family plans a move from Lawrence to Easton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ives Jr
Mont. St
Ftl. Sutton Jr
Marlin Steffer
C. A. Arentson
Arentson
Ives
Paul Swalfar
Praine Village
J. T. Bopin Jr
Steffer
Engagement Announcement for Donna Mae Tax and Airman Kenneth Roper
Mr and Mrs William J Tax of Othello Washington announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Mae to Airman Third Class Kenneth F E Roper son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth M Roper 1222 Prospect Ave The couple plan a future wedding Airman Roper is with the 637th Radar Division at the Othello Air Force Station and is a 1960 Lawrence High School graduate The wedding date has not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Tax
Othello, Wash
Donna Mae
Kenneth FE. Roper
Kenneth M. Roper
Prospect Ave
Miss Tax
Othello High School
Airman
Roper
637Th
Othello Air Force Station
Lawrence High School
Lawrence clubs schedule meetings and cancellations
Chotes Lawrence Flower Club members urged to call for annivers ary luncheon reservations at the Eldridge Hotel by Friday afternoon. TOPS Trimmin Wimmen meets Friday at 1 30 p.m. at the Community Building for Easter weight loss contest. Double Dee Club gathers Friday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Rice. Lawrence American War Mothers cancel their Friday family night supper. Sweet Adelines Inc. Lawrence chapter board and show committee meet tonight at Mrs. Nuane Enos' home after the chorus engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Sweet Adelines Inc
Nuane Enos
Social Calendar Thurd ay Garden Events and Club Gatherings
Thursday events include Green Thumb Garden Club at Lawrence Country Club with dinner bridge at 6 30 pm and Lawrence Branch meeting of the American Association of University Women at 7 30 pm in the Kansas Room Kansas Union. KU Faculty Club dessert bridge follows. Newcomer's Group and University Women's Club gather in Watkins Room. Friday activities feature Truman Wimmen at 1 30 pm Community Building and Double Dee Club at Yo opr Mes Rice. 1824 We Star Terr Meércred Club at 2 36 pm and other social dining and bridge events at University area venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neeker
Seth W.ath
St. Lawrence
Lawrence
American Association of University
Kansas Room
Kansas Union
Deasert Bridge
University Women's Club
Span
Watkins Room
Truman Wimmen
Double Dee Club
Carl Althats
Mere
Hazel Horfine
Pita Tennet University Lab
Day of Recollection at Holy Family Eudora
A women and teen girls event at Holy Family Church Eudora runs Sunday from 11 a.m. Mass to 3 30 p.m. Rev. Donald Goens of Providence Hospital Kansas City Kan acts as guest speaker. Breakfast will be provided after Mass in the rectory basement by parish men and teen boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Family Church
Eudora
Donald Goens
Providence Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Ann Landers Advice Columns From a Busy Week
A letters page features Ann Landers giving blunt guidance on marriage work life and social behavior. Readers describe marital boredom, controlling spouses, and dating etiquette with direct, sometimes witty responses.
Marriage of Anne Elrod and Alton C Thomas
Mrs. David Moser Elrod announces the marriage of his sister Anne to Alton C Thomas of Lawrence. The ceremony occurred Saturday Feb. 17 in West Branch Iowa. Mr. Thomas is a landscape architect at Kansas University. They reside at 1510 Meadow Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Moser Elrod
Anne
Alton C
Thomas
Lawrence
West Branch
Iowa
Kansas University
Meadow Lane
Kans. educators attend national school admin meeting in Atlantic City
Ruth Gagliardo director of library service for Kansas State Teachers Association returned from Atlantic City where she attended the American Association of School Administrators meeting. She presided at a joint NEA and National Congress of Parents and Teachers discussion with Dr. Mary Bunting of Radcliffe College as featured speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gagliardo
Library Service
Kansas State Teachers Association
Atlantic City
American Association of School Administrators
NEA
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Gagliardo
Mary Bunting
Radcliffe College
American Library Association
American Book Publishers Council
Winnie Knight
Margaret Lockard
Topeka
Metropolitan Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elsie Borck
Marysville
Bargains in Eggs and Meats Across Stores This Weekend
The Associated Press reports widespread bargains on eggs across stores with large eggs offering the best per pound value. Poultry bargains include fryers and broilers, with turkeys at 29 cents a pound in New York stores. Beef, ham, pork, veal and regional meat specials accompany steady produce prices and fruit bargains nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Speedy Fish Sauce Tartare for Quick Fish Dinners
A quick tartare sauce mix for fish suppers. Stir instant minced onion into mayonnaise with chopped parsley sweet pickle relish and a squeeze of fresh lemon juice.
Spring Pattern Designs Featured at Style Show
Douglas County hosts Crystal Ball Fashions a spring wardrobe pattern show at India School 8 p.m. Wednesday Feb 28. 4-H leader Mrs Miles Cleland serves as commentator with committee chairs Mrs Walter Heck Mrs Clyde Kamp Schroeder Mrs Ed Bishop and Mrs Anthony Fornelli. Models chosen from Douglas County 4-H Club members. admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oletha Yates
Douglas County
India School
Crystal Ball
Miles Cleland
Vinland Valley 4-H Clothing
Walter Heck
Clyde Kampschroeder
Ed Bishop
Anthony Fornelli
Douglas County 4-H Club
Pleasant Valley unit hosts luncheon meeting notes
Mrs. Dale Babbitt and Mrs. Donald Thiry co hosted the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Unit luncheon Monday. Fifteen members and guests attended including Topeka visitors Irma Oehlert and Roy Hillbert’s family. Lessons on Homemakers Decisions and Steinbeck discussion were presented and a Valentine exchange held. Heart Fund Drive planning for Wakarusa Township was set. New members Mrs. George Luckan and Mrs. Oehlert joined. March hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Babbitt
Donald Thiry
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Unit
Lloyd Whittier
Jake Oehlert
Roy Hillbert
Irma
Topeka
Paul Clawson
County Home Economics Advisory Committee
Gerald Hadl
Steinbeck
Wakarusa Township
George Luckan
Oehlert
Jack Maloney
Albert Lynch
Leftovers Dressed Up With Fruit Cocktail Syrup
A simple method to transform leftovers into a dessert sauce. Thicken syrup from fruit cocktail with cornstarch, add grated orange, a touch of yellow color, and the drained fruit. Serve warm or cold over cakes and puddings.
Don't Make a Spot Hot Avoid Heat Warns NIDC
Heat can permanently set a stain on fabric. Do not press with an iron after a spill. The National Institute of Drycleaning warns against applying heat, signaling the dangers of heat setting stains in winter or any season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Institute of Drycleaning
Lawrence
N.I.D.C
New York Cleaners
BPW Benefit Party Draws Large Lawrence Crowd
More than 200 attendees filled the Community Building for a BPW benefit in Lawrence hosted by the Lawrence Business and Professional Women's Club. Alice Johnson and Mary Neustifler led arrangements with the February committee. the event funds a yearly Lawrence High School senior’s scholarship to Kansas University. Patti Palmateer received the 1960 scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lawrence Business and Professional Women's Club
Alice Johnson
BPW Finance
Mary Neustifler
Feb
Lawrence
Kansas University
Patti Palmateer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Ives
Easton
Mr. Ives
State Geological Survey
Alpha Portland Cement Co
Douglas County Medical Auxiliary
Byron Walters
Avalon Rd
James Reed
Phillip Godwin
Russell Frink
Ralph Reed
Franklin County Auxiliary
F. A. Trump
J. R. Henning
David Lawry
R. A. Gollier
Ottawa
Kenneth Mitchell
Mitchell Rd
David
H. W. Alterman
Harry Mitchell
Merle Mitchell
Doug Cooper
Preceptor Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi
Judson Smoyer
Clarence Dockery
Katheryn Bunton
Beta Mu
H. W. Olmsted
Hillview Rd
Don Tobler
Jerry Drake
William Schindler
Robert van der Steft
Homer Welsh
Roger White
Ted Lemen
Floyd Preston
Leslie Regnier
Martha Circle
West Side Presbyterian Church
Roy Huhn
Harold Pontius
Robert Freitag
Keith Davis
Mac McCormick
Concern Magazine
Pontius
Donna Mae Tax
W. M. Rice
Eudora Church
Ann Landers
FBI
Ann
Tom
Katherine
Daniels
Associated Press
Speedy Fish Sauce
HDU
Weaver
Evstes
Vermont St
Oxfords
AAA
B. C
Elmer Broat
Mgr
Mass
Ruary Party Committee
National Institute of Rug Cleaning
Sim
Khie
Barray
Weaver's Cosmetic Shop
Girl Scouts
Girl Scout
Cookie Sale
Comfort Plus
L Tousansa
Weaver's Lingerie Shop
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