Community club notes and upcoming meetings in Lawrence
Local clubs schedule meetings and events through Friday and next week. Highlights include the African Violet Club at 2 pm with Mrs. Anna Weed planning the Violet Show on March 10 and 11, a rescheduled Bo W Club meeting to March 15, and the Disabled American Veterans sewing carpet rags at 7 pm Thursday. Various other groups hold luncheons, social hours, and covered-dish gatherings at community venues.
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Lawrence African Violet Club
Anna Weed
Ohio St
Jayhawk
Noble Grand Club
the Hill
Edith Benson
Blanche Dodds
Beulah Rogers
Bessie Westergren
Eva Wilson
Frances Riley
Weekend visits span Columbia to Fairfield
Mr and Mrs Jerry Thomas of Columbia Missouri visited with their children Whitney Cliff and Marilyn and with Mr and Mrs I W Hartley over the weekend. Tom Yee KU public relations director returned from Great Bend where he joined a college day program. Hugh Allison has gone home to Fairfield Connecticut after a brief stay with his mother Mrs O E Allison. Lawrence Merier was commissioned as second lieutenant in the Marine Corps and will report Friday to Quantico Virginia. Dim Gunn KU Alumni Magazine editor will attend the Western Alumni Editors Workshop in Boulder Colorado March 8. Mr and Mrs Fred Ziesen Anna Sommer of Eudora Will Zimmerman and Miss Kathry will return from Wichita after attending a funeral.
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Jerry Thomas
Columbia
Whitney
Cliff
Marilyn
I. W. Hartley
Tom Yee
Kansas University
Great Bend
Hugh Allison
Fairfield
Conn
O. E. Allison
Lawrence
Larry) E. Merier
Marine Corps
Quantico
Vadim Gunn
Boulder
Colo
Fred Ziesen
Anna Sommer
Eudora
Will Zimmerman
Miss Kathry
Wiesents
Wichta
Funer
Birth Announcement for Lawrence Memorial Hospital Boy
Mrs Louise Timmerman a former Eudora resident now at Villa Maye Home for the Aged Mulvane and Mrs Wo Barnett announce the birth of a baby boy Tuesday night at Lawrence Memorial Hospital The notice names St Patrick s Catholic Church and the baby s parents in a local community notice.
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Louise Timmerman
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Dentists Hygienists Meet in Wichita Midwinter Session
The Ransis Dental Hygienists Association held a two day midwinter meeting in Wichita. Guest speaker Dr Lloyd P Warion spoke on The Relation of Vision to Driving at a Saturday dinner at the Connoisseur Restaurant. Meetings continued Sunday at Mrs Mildred Smyth home with planning for the state gathering in Topeka in May. Attendees included Dorothy Graber and Zerah Mann of Topeka and Janice Rigby and Naideen Grosfield of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransis Dental Hygienists Association
Wichita
Lloyd P. Warion
Wistopie
Mildred Smyth
Topeka
Dorothy Graber
Zerah Mann
Janice Rigby
Naideen Grosfield
Lawrence
Dancing Lessons Begin For 5th And 6th Grades
Local dancing instruction for fifth and sixth grade boys and girls, sponsored by the Recreation Commission, starts Thursday at 4 p.m. in the Community Building. Mrs. Lee Coleman and Mrs. Ann Laptad lead the program, now in its third year, continued for eight weeks. Any fifth or sixth grader may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessie
Lee Coleman
Ann Laptad
Comssion
Abilene Editor Named Outstanding Young Man of the Year
Howard Sparks, managing editor of the Abilene Reflecter Chronicle, earns the Distinguished Service Award as outstanding young man of the year at the Abilene Junior Chamber of Commerce banquet. He previously served as county polio chairman and is this year Abilene city polio chairman. Automobiles provide transport for 74 percent of U.S. workers.
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Abilene
Howard Sparks
4 H CLUB HOSTS FARE AND MEETINGS AT AREA UNITS
Mrs Ross Carlson hosted the Sizel Home Demonstration Unit with 14 members and 5 guests joining two new members Mrs Moreland Baldwin and Mrs Charles Hodge. Lessons on Frozen Desserts and pest control were given. The Riverside unit planned an all day March 15 meeting at the 4 H Fairgrounds. The Sunflower Club met Riverside School with items on pheasants education and a health meeting planned. Woodlawn unit set an all day meeting at the 4 H Fairgrounds with Frozen Desserts lesson and luncheon. A NYU study notes behavior drives 70 to 80 percent of industrial accidents.
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Ross Carlson
Albert Matney
Moreland Baldwin
Charles Hodge
James Sanders
Leonard Fletcher
Tom Walburn
Riverside
J. A. Keller
Christy Springer
Arthur White
I. A. Buermann
Sunflower
Riverside School
Beverly Foley
George Allen
Elmer Husted
Clayton Frost
Woodlawn Home Demonstration Unit
Harry Unger
Harry Deneciler
Cleland Elected President of National Principals Group
George L. Cleland of Topeka was chosen president of the National Association of Secondary School Principals at the Chicago convention. He has long served as a high school principal and Kansas education analyst. Neal M. Wherry of Lawrence High School attended the Chicago event and spoke in a discussion group on principal concerns.
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George L. Cleland
Topeka
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Chicago
Kansas State de
Atchison
Neal M. Wherry
Lawrence High School
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