Temola Club observes Founder’s Day dinner event
Temola Club will observe Founder’s Day with a 6 30 p.m. dinner at the Lawrence County Club. Husbands of members will be special guests. The program committee includes Mrs. Harold Allen as chair and several others. Alpha Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi hosted a farewell coffee for Mrs. Jack Misner moving to Overland Park. Twelve members attended at Mrs. Gary NuDelman’s home.
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Temola Club
Lawrence County Club
Harold Allen
Ralph Brown
Gene Burnett
J. W. Twente
Henry Shenk
Alpha Gamma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Jack Misner
Overland Park
Gary NuDelman
19Th St
John Landers
Charles Tryon
Xi Gamma Chapter
Robert Einstein
Raymond Cooper
Charles Patti
Meat and Lenten Foods At Economical Prices For Weekend Shoppers
Protein forms including meat and Lenten non meat shown at low prices this weekend. Beef and pork stay cheap amid late winter marketing while poultry offers attractively. Eggs fall in most markets. dairy products, cottage cheese and cheese priced economy. Cabbage to potatoes, lettuce, radishes, and tomatoes on sale with fruit and citrus bargains.
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Midwest
Southeast
Aso
Riverside Community Club schedules Monday meeting at schoolhouse
Riverside Community Club and River side Home Demonstration Unit host a 6 30 basket dinner and 7 30 program with Sunflower 4H Club musical numbers and Wayne Replogle on Yellowstone illustrated talk. Jayhawk Chapter meets Friday 8 p m at VFW Hall. Auxiliary meets. Eagle Ladies Auxiliary 309 meets Friday 8 p m at Eagle Hall. Do Sa Do Square Dance Club meets Saturday 8 p m IOOF Hall with Bob Wade guest caller. TOPS Club meets Friday 1 p m Community Building planning attendance at state Recognition Day March 23. Last meeting featured a salad luncheon at Mrs Amos Russell with 103 pounds lost by ten members.
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Riverside Community Club
Riverside Home Demonstration Unit
Sunflower 4H Club
Yellowstone National Park
Wayne Replogle
P.m
IOOF
Bob Wade
Topeka
TOPS
Amos Russell
Local Members Attend State Meeting of DAC
Lawrence members of the John Pound chapter D A R plan to attend the Kansas Society annual meet in Topeka at the Hotel Jayhawk. Attendees include Mrs Walter Keeler Mrs John Mee Miss Ida Lyons Mrs Wayne F Shaw Mrs Jonathan B Carter and Mrs Mildred D Watson. Mrs Keeler Shaw and Carter attend US Daughters of 1812 council meeting today at the same hotel. National president Mrs Helen Denny Howard will be a luncheon guest Saturday. Lucina Jones Emporia state regent will preside over the session starting Friday at 2 p.m.
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Lawrence
John Pound
Kansas Society
Jayhawk
Topeka
Walter Keeler
John Mee
Ida Lyons
Wayne F. Shaw
Jonathan B. Carter
Mildred D. Watson
Keeler
Shaw
Carter
United States Daughters of 1812
Hotel
Helen Denny Howard
Waynesburg
Lucina Jones
Emporia
Final Talk of Series Will Be Next Monday
The final lecture in the Kansas University Latin America series will be given by Dr. John J. Johnson of Stanford University on The Role of the Military in Latin America. It will be at 4:30 p.m. Monday in Fraser Hall Theater.
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Kansas University
Latin America
John J. Johnson
Stanford University
Engagement of Miss Merrilyn May and Raymond Nichols
Miss Merrilyn Elizabeth May daughter of Mrs John May of Somerton Adelaide and the late Mr May and Raymond Lindley Nichols son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Nichols of 1617 Ala St announce their engagement Miss May is in London on a world tour and a Woodlands Old Scholar A 1962 nursing graduate of Adelaide Children's Hospital and Adelaide Royal Hospital Nichols a 1960 KU graduate and Oxford Rhodes Scholar in his third year pursuing a Bachelor of Literature He is a 1956 Lawrence High School graduate and a former Summerfield Scholar Phi Beta Kappa and Woodrow Wilson Fellow The wedding date is not set
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Merrilyn Elizabeth May
John May
Somerton
Adelaide
South Australia
Mr. May
Raymond Lindley Nichols
Raymond Nichols
Ala. St
Miss May
London
England
Woodlands Church of England Girls Boarding School
Woodlands Old
Adelaide Children’s Hospital
Adelaide Royal Hospital
Nichols
Ated
Kansas University
Oxford
Lawrence High School
Summerfield
Sigma Chi
Phi Beta Kappa
Woodrow Wilson
Danforth
Candy Stripers Start New Class at Lawrence Memorial
The Lawrence Memorial Hospital begins a second candy stripe volunteer class tonight. About 20 girls from Lawrence, Baldwin and Perry join the program, meeting 7 to 8:30 p.m. for six Thursdays. The first class had 27 participants who volunteered 30 hours. the effort aims to aid the hospital and expose girls to nursing as a potential career.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Baldwin
Perry
Rodger Johnson
Johnson
Rebekah Lodge Members Practice for District Meeting
Thirty six members of Degree Rebekah Lodge drill team and tableaux and initiation officers held a practice session Wednesday night at the IOOF Hall. They will lead initiation and tableaux for District No. 5 meeting in Tonganoxie on Saturday March 9. Mrs Vera Cook of Tonganoxie is district president. district includes 15 lodges. Refreshments were served by Oly Coffman Ruby Howard and Bessie Redding.
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Degree Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
District No. 5
Tonganoxie
Vera Cook
Cub Scout Pack 3153 Blue and Gold Banquet Held
Cub Scout Pack 3153 held its Blue and Gold banquet at Woodlawn School attended by Mr and Mrs Maynard Stark and Mr and Mrs Harold Siegrist. Dens 1 and 6 performed a skit directed by Mrs Robert Embers and Lois Rockhold. a Camp Naish film was shown. awards included Jimmy Tolbert Greg Newman Bobby Higgins Bobby Tarpy Tommy Lewis Paul Dalton Harold Shepard James Wilks Bobcat badge John Easum Albert Shepard Randy Collins Randy Zeman Wolf badges Paul Dalton gold arrow on Bear badge Tommy Garcia silver arrow point on Bear badge and Raffle Miller Lion badge.
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Woodlawn School
Maynard Stark
Harold Siegrist
Siegrist
Woodlawn
Dens 1
Robert Embers
Lois Rockhold
Camp Naish
Bonner Springs
Jimmy Tolbert
Greg Newman
Bobby Higgins
Bobby Tarpy
Tommy Lewis
Paul Dalton
Harold Shepard
James Wilks
John Easum
Albert Shepard
Randy Collins
Randy Zeman
Tommy Garcia
Raffle Miller
Eudora Church Women Plan World Day Prayer Service
The Eudora Council of Church Women observe World Day of Prayer at Evangelical United Brethren Church. The service starts Friday at 7 30 p m.
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Eudora Council of Church Women
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Eudora
Centered Cake Baking Tip
A baking guideline advises placing a cake in the center of the oven and baking without other foods. This practice aims for even heat distribution and consistent browning.
Wanda Caster and Leroy Tibbs Tie in Lawton Ceremony
Wanda May Caster and Leroy Tibbs married in Lawton Oklahoma at the home of the groom’s relatives Mr and Mrs William Boring. Rev C W Sassar Jr officiated the double ring ceremony in Lawton with only immediate family present. The bride is the daughter of Rev and Mrs S E Caster of Cordell. The couple will reside in Lawton with Tibbs employed there.
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Wanda May Caster
Leroy Tibbs
Midwest City
Okla
William Boring
Lawton, Okla
S. E. Caster
Cordell
Washington Creek
Louellan Limum
William Carter
Lawton
Mr. Tibbs
4-H Club and HDU News February Meeting Notes
The Junior Sunflower 4-H Club held its February meeting at Riverside School led by President Steve McClure with pledges and roll call. Members reported wildlife protection ideas and fund drives for the March of Dimes and Heart Fund.
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Riverside School
Steve McClure
Larry Bartz
Heart Fund
Sara Knox
Phillip Shirk
Stan Husted
Bobbie Smith
Donna Maness
Kathy Taylor
the Square Dante
Riverside Community Club
John Bowman
Robbie Smith
Eddie Stroda
Mary Sue Trybom
George G Shank Observes 95th Birthday at Robbins Home
George G. Shank, 95, celebrated today at his daughter and son in law John D Robbins home 1520 Mass St. He reads daily news and the Bible and spends time with other daughters Mrs Ira Povenmire of Garnett and Mrs Roy Belong of Lyons. He had two sons William and Raymond both deceased and his wife died 45 years ago. He has 10 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Shank was born in Indiana and came to Kansas as a child.
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George G. Shank
John D. Robbins
Mass. St
Mr. Shank
Ira Povenmire
Garnett
Roy
Lyons
William
Raymond
Indiana
Kansas
Local residents report moves births travels and a funeral
Firstonnls Mr and Mrs A F McClana han returned from a two week East Coast trip attending conventions in Pittsburgh Atlantic City and a weekend in New York City. Mrs George M Chambers arrived home after being summoned by the death of her aunt Pauline Rudolph. The former home of Prof and Mrs W D Paden was sold to Mr and Mrs Jack Starkey. The Starkey home was purchased by Mr and Mrs Lee Hamilton III. Mrs Taylor and sister Mrs Ted McFarland traveled to Garden City Missouri for funeral services for Mrs J B Allen mother of Mrs Taylor and Mrs McFarland. Mrs Allen died Tuesday in Clinton Missouri. St and Mrs David F Hansen announced the birth of son Micheal Loring on Feb 25 at Yokosuka Naval Hospital Japan. The paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs L O Hansen of Wichita and the maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Born of Eudora.
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A. F. McClanahan
University Dr
Pittsburgh
Atlantic City
New York City
George M. Chambers
Windsor
Taylor
McFarland
Social Calendar at Community Building and Halls
Various clubs meet Friday evening and afternoon at community spaces. Valles Round Dance Club gathers 7 pm at the Community Building, Past Noble Grands Club meets 2 pm at IOOF Hall, TOPS at 1 pm, and multiple PEO chapters hold 1 to 7:30 pm sessions at homes and buildings across Stratford and Miss. Streets with other groups at VFW Hall and Eagle Hall.
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Raw Valles
Knit fabrics reshape summer wardrobes beyond men's wear
AP Fashion Writer notes a durene fiber used in men's undergarments is now in women's summer fashion. Designers like James Kenroth promote ease care with knits for Chanel style suits, dresses, sweaters, and sportswear, praising wrinkle resistance and stable sizing.
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James Kenroth
Kenroth
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