Lawrence Flower Club Celebrates 39th Anniversary Luncheon
The Lawrence Flower Club observed its 39th anniversary with a Monday luncheon at the Episcopal Parish House. About 100 members and guests attended as Mrs. J. Fred Broeker presided and Edwin F. Abels spoke on broader community interests including support for retarded children, cancer groups, tree planting, and library donations.
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Lawrence Flower Club
J. Fred Broeker
Robert Price
My Garden
Isabelle Firestone
Jim Clark
Ollie Kerr
Edwin F. Abels
Frank E. Jones
Flower Club
Bess Stone
Douglas County Cancer Society
Lawrence Public Library
Douglas County
Jones
T. E. Dunakin
Robert Langley
Harold Meyer
H. W. Sherman
Olie H. Parsons
C. M. Lessenden
Ralph L. Colman
Charles A. Springer
Zoe Glassmire
Sherman
George Baxter Smith
Countryside Garden Club
Bruce* Linton
Prairie Acres Garden Club
Ethel Moore
Home Garden Club
Josie McGhee
George Dunkley
Warren Banning
John Robbins
Elmer Petesch
Pearl Frey
Elsie Randolph
Verner Newman Jr
C. E. Tefft
C. EB. Stensons
James Neelley
Vernon Roy
Jimmy Pichardson
Margaret Brooker
Grace Light
Kent Balyeat
William B. Duncan
Neelley
Green Thumb Garden Club
C. J. Winter
Valentine
Ethel Martin
Parsons
Ada Lindell
James Gulley
Edward F. Arndt
George Lyon
Fred Reynolds
Kerr
John Clark Jr
James Smith
Frank Hackbarth
Emma Baker
Harry Christian
Winter
Alice Robb
Lone Star Church of the Brethren
Lawrence social events feature Delta Gamma alumnae coffee
Delta Gamma alumnae host a 10 a.m. coffee Wednesday at Mrs. Raymond Nichols’s home in Lawrence with guest Mrs. Ray W. Conklin, KU active chapter housemother. Co-hostesses are Mrs. Dolph Simons Jr. and Mrs. John Harris.
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Delta Gamma
Lawrence
Raymond Nichols
Ala. St
Ray W. Conklin
Kansas University
Dolph ¢. Simons Jr
John Harris
Social Calendar Highlights Local club meetings
On Tuesday Alpha Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha meets at 8 p.m. at 1911 Learnard with Lois Wustefeld hosting. Victoria Club gathers at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Pearl Jones at 636 Maine. Ni Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi hosts 8 p.m. at 5382 Okla with Mrs J B Tiedemann. Wednesday events include Delta Gamma alumnae at 10 a.m. and Sigel Ladies Aid at 1 30 p.m. Nine more groups meet around town through the day and into the evening.
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Lois Wustefeld
Learnard
Victoria Club
Pearl Jones
Maine St. Ni
Beta Sigma Fhi
J. B. Tiedemann
Okla
Delta Gamma
Raymond Nichols
Ala
Strand Brewing Club
A. UT. Hodges
St. Sigel Ladies Aid
Dean Stoneback
Burn Dancers
Square Dance Club
IOOF
Jaycee Jaynes
Ivermit Beal
St. Penkells
Evelyn Michael
St. Beta Sigma Phi City Council
Charles Patti
Clifton Ct
Bacon Cream Cheese Spread Delights Kids
A simple mix of crumbled crispy bacon folded into cream cheese wins with kids as a tasty sandwich or cracker spread. The combo offers a rich, smoky flavor that appeals to young palates.
Psychic energizers aim to replace electric shock in mental illness
The pharmaceutical industry develops a series of drugs to replace electric shock therapy. The new psychic energizers are cheaper safer and convenient and can be used without hospitalization or physician attendance. They are chemical in action and target chemical imbalance linked to certain low mood cases.
Community clubs schedule meetings this week
Club calendar lists Mrs Evelyn Michael hosting the Pen kells at 7 30 p m Wednesday and Mrs Harlan W Miller hosting Club Forty N ine for lunch at 1 p m Thursday. Friendly Circle meets at 2 p m Wednesday with Mrs Otto Hunzicker. Jaycee Jaynes meet at 7 45 p m Wednesday at Mrs Kermit Beal’s home.
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Friendly Circle Club
Otto Hunzicker
Vt. St
Jaycee Jaynes
Kermit Beal
Okla. St
Lawrence Bridge Club Session Winners Listed
Lawrence Bridge Club held its regular Sunday duplicate session at the Holiday Inn. North-south winners included Jim Showalter and Jim Russell first, plus two second-place pairs. East-west winners included a three way tie for first among Beckham Cone Chris Olson Betty Anderson and Warren Casey, with other winners and the club’s public weekly meeting details and contact for information.
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Lawrence
Betty Anderson
Ottawa
Warren Casey
Forrest Ave
Oswald P. Backus
Sunset Dr
Lysle Holloway
Eudora
Holiday Inn
Aaron Rabinovitz
Steamed Pudding Molds Filled Two Thirds Full
Guidance advises filling pudding molds to two thirds capacity to allow space for expansion during steaming.
Lawrence Music Club Benefit Concert Thursday
Patricia Selover Hanson, pianist, will headline a Carl A. Preyer Scholarship Benefit Concert at 2 p.m. Thursday in Mrs. Bascom Fearing’s home. The event funds a Kansas University Fine Arts School scholarship, honoring Carl A. Preyer. Hanson, a Tonawanda native, studied at Eastman and Chautauqua, with many solo recitals and collaborations listed. Tickets from Mrs. R. E. Schmalberg at 2215 Ala. St.
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Patricia Selover Hanson
Carl A. Preyer
Bascom Fearing
la. St
Lawrence Music Club
Kansas University
Journal-World Photo
Music Club
Hanson
Tonawanda
N. Y
Cecile Staub Genhart
Eastman School of Music
James Friskin
Chautauqua Institute of Music
National Federation of Music Clubs
Rochester
Eastman School
National Guild of Piano Teachers
East
Buffalo Philharmonic
Buffalo Pops
Chautauqua Philharmonia
Eastman
Amherst Symphony
Theodore Johnson
John Robert Hanson
Beethoven
Debussy
Chopin Music Club
R. E. Scmalberg
Ala
Women Voters League Unit Meetings Planned Thursday and Monday
The League of Women Voters schedules unit meetings on Thursday and Monday March 2 to discuss family courts including definitions advantages and models in other states with a short Q and A on a public accommodations proposal. Meetings feature hosting arrangements and leadership lists at multiple addresses.
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Women Voters League
League of Women Voters
Kansas
Osborn Lynn Osborn Speaks at February LACE Dinner
Kansas University assistant professor of speech and drama Osborn Lynn Osborn gave the keynote at the February Lawrence Association for Childhood Education meeting after a dinner at New York School. Table decorations in a spring theme were created by Mrs. Ethel Fleming's fourth graders under the dinner committee chairmanship of Mrs. Jo Kapfer.
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Lynn Osborn
Kansas University
Lawrence Association For Childhood Education
New York School
Ethel Fleming
Jo Kapfer
Packard to Speak at KU March 11 on American Character
Packard author of The Pyramid Climbers and The Hidden Persuaders will address students at 8 p.m. March 11 in Hoch Audi torium Kansas University. Sponsored by Student Union Activities speaker series, the former AP reporter will discuss Whats Happening to the American Character.
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Vance Packard
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas University
Packard
Bob Enberg
McPherson
Associated Press
Pennsylvania State University
Columbia
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