University Women’s Club Hosts Human Figure Sculpture Talk
Prof Bernard Frayier gave a lecture demonstration on The Human Figure in Sculpture to KU’s University Women’s Club in the Big Eight Room Kansas Union. Members and guests admired sculptured pieces on handwoven textiles lent by local donors and honored life members received small gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Frayier
Kansas University
University Women’s Club
Kansas Union
H. A. Ireland
Evelyn DeGraw
Maud Ellsworth
New Officers For West Side Church
West Side Presbyterian Church elected Dale Rummer to the Session for three years at a Wednesday meeting. Two year terms went to Rosa Simpson Keith Davis and Eldon Miller. Existing members include Saffron Burgess Barlow Palmateer Marr. Off the session are Crabtree Clough Hurt Wagner. Treasurers Harold Pontius and building fund Travis Glass were reelected. The church budgets and department reports were approved. A building committee was named and 1966 nominating committee chosen. New officers to be ordained January 16.
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Dale Rummer
West Side Presbyterian Church
Congregational Corporation
Rosa Simpson
Keith Davis
Eldon Miller
Charles Saffron
Bill Burgess
Richard Barlow
Don Palmateer
Fred Marr
Earl Crabtree
Roy Clough
Bob Hurt
Clyde Wagner
Harold Pontius
F. E. Sheard
Robert Hurt
Robert Compton
Herbert Hickock
Sandi Wheelhouse
Richard Stanwix
Art and music program by KU assistant professor Miriam Green
Miriam S. Green assistant professor of voice at KU will present an art and music program at the KU Housemothers Association meeting Monday at 2 p.m. in the Watkins Room of the Kansas Union. Hostesses include Mrs. Mildred Tinker chairwoman and several other KU affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam S. Green
KU Housemothers Association
Watkins Room
The
Kansas Union
Mildred Tinker
Nora Sperry
Carl Carter
Mary Belle Chappell
T. L. McAdams
Margarette Tillotson
Alice K. Hutchinson
Retired soil scientist Dr James Thorp feted at KU farewell
Dr James Thorp guest of honor at a farewell dinner in the Kansas Union Kansas Room. More than 88 faculty members and graduate students and their wives honored him before his return to Richmond Indiana after retirement from Earlham College. The group presented a conservation book by Eliot Porter. Dr Thorp is noted for research in soils vegetation and wildlife across several regions. Also present was Dr Brian Berry of the University of Chicago Geography staff who spoke at Summerfield Hall.
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James Thorp
Safa
Kansas University
Kansas
Kansas Union
Thorp
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Glen Canyon
Colorado
Eliot Porter
China
Japan
Africa
India
Brian Berry
University of Chicago
Summerfield Hall
Local families return from California Rose Bowl trip
Mr and Mrs Mike H Getto and children Mike Jr and Ginna are home from a holiday trip to California highlighted by a Rose Bowl visit in Pasadena New Year’s Day. Relatives including Don Plumlee of Santa Clara joined them in Los Angeles. Mrs Getto and Ginna later visited Canoga Park with her sister Mrs J D Huddle. The Donmoyers of Birmingham Michigan accompanied Mrs Getto’s party to California and will head home Saturday. Mixed news folks from Denver have returned to their respective homes after visiting relatives in Richland Severance Lawrence and Denver. Four Lawrence Association for Childhood Education members travel to Emporia for an executive board meeting of the Kansas Association for Childhood Education. Lawrence teachers taking part include Mrs Rachel Grantham Mrs Helen Peters Mrs Barbara Bosch and Mrs Mary Van Horn. Josephine Ingle returned to Mount St Scholastica College Atchison after vacationing with her parents Mr and Mrs Merle Ingle of Udora and seeing friends in Kansas.
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Mike H. Getto
Mike Jr
Ginna
California
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Mr. Getto
Don Plumlee
Santa Clara
J. D. Huddle
Canoga Park
Richland
Logan Diveley
Severance
Kan
Lawrence
Lawrence Association For Childhood Education
Emporia
Kansas Association For Childhood Education
Rachel Grantham
Helen Peters
Barbara Bosch
Mary van Horn
A.C E
Josephine Ingle
Mount St. Scholastica College
Atchison
Merle Ingle
Eudora
Kansas
KU Professor Schmidt to Perform Recital in Mayflower Room
KU faculty member since 1948, Professor Schmidt, a noted recitalist and concert soloist, will give a public recital at 1 30 p m Thursday January 18 in the Mayflower Room of Plymouth Congregational Church. His accompanist is Mrs Alfred Gallup. The event benefits a KU music scholarship established in 1948 in memory of Prof Preyer. Roger Rundle of Clay Center is the 1965 66 recipient. Tickets at the door or by calling local hosts. donation one dollar.
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Mayflower
Plymouth Congregatoral
Schmidt
Philadelphia Civic Opera Company
Chicago Opera Company
Chicago Theatre of the Air
West Germany
Alfred Gallup
First Presbyterian Church
Preyer
Roger Rundle
Clay Center
KU School of Fine Arts
Don Beene
E. M. Paxton
Robert Zilliox
Mrs Neis Returns Home From German Visit
Mrs Walter Neis of 1206 Almir a Street has returned from a two week trip to Hof Germany She visited her son M Sgt Oren J Eldridge and family Debbie 11 and Jim 8 Debbie Eldridge celebrated her 11th birthday on December 31 It was Mrs Neis first plane trip and her first time outside the United States and Canada Her son will mark 20 years in the U S Air Force in February stationed two miles from Checkpoint Charlie for nearly two years
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Walter Neis
Almira St
Hof
Germany
Oren J. Eldridge
Debbie
Jim
GOP Women Elect Officers at Douglas County Club
The Douglas County Republican Women's Club will elect officers at its Monday meeting in the Eldridge Hotel. Dinner reservations for 6 p.m. can be made with Mrs. Carol Abernathy or Miss Iva Belle Harper.
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GOP
Douglas County
Republican Women’s Club
Eldridge Hotel
Carol Abernathy
Iva Belle Harper
City Kan. junior at college majoring in mathematics
A junior at a Kansas college pursues a math major as part of her academic program. She is identified in local listings as a student member of campus activities and relevant clubs.
Ventura club hosts sewing workshop and dance event
A Ventura club plans a sewing workshop at the chapter house later this month. Merry Mixers Square Dance Club meets at 8 p.m. Saturday in the IOOF Hall with Warren Kinder as caller. guests are welcome.
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Merry Mixers Square Dance Club
IOOF
Warren Kinder
Local Club Meetings Set Across Town This Week
CFCA Women's Club hosts a 1 pm meeting at the home of Mrs. Ralph Sie Lin with co hosts Mrs. John Anderson and Mrs. Ralph Turner. A historian Mrs. Anderson will present. Douglas County Legal Secretaries Association meets Monday night in the County Courthouse with Dr. Arno Knapper of KU discussing written communications. followed by a business session and refreshments. Lawrence Flower Club gathers at 2 pm in an Episcopal Parish hall for a program by Mrs. James Os Members receive an Unusual Card and a branch sample. Assembly No. 25 Beauceant installs 1966 officers at 1 30 pm Tuesday in the Man Temple. robes requested. Ostenses are Mrs. J Fred Baker and Mrs. George Dunkey. American Legion Auxiliary meets 7 45 pm Tuesday at Legionacres. West Side Study Club meets 2 pm Tuesday at the home of Miss Elizabeth Henderson 945 Maine St with Mrs. Salvesen in charge. Kaw Valley Barracks 1856 WWI Veterans and Auxiliary hold a covered dish dinner 6 30 pm Monday at Police Fire Building 8th and Vt Sts. new officers in charge. Mrs Ruth Thompson 1039 R I St hosts Review Club 2 30 pm Tuesday with co host Mrs Grace Reisner. Mrs O H Garber reviews The Presidents Lady by Irving Stone.
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Douglas County Legal Secretaries Association
Arno Knapper
KU School of Business
Lawrence Flower Club
Episcopal Parish
James Os
Lawrence
Man Temple
J. Fred Baker
George Dunkey
West Side Study Club
Elizabeth Henderson
Maine St
Salvesen
Ruth Thompson
R. I. St
Grace Reisner
O. H. Garber
Irving Stone
National Officers Visit Pi Lambda Theta Chapter
Kansas University Gamma chapter of Pi Lambda Theta hosted national officers Mrs. Louise Owen of Detroit and Dr. Louise Beltramo of Iowa City for a two day visit. They met with chapter advisers and campus deans, spoke on the organization’s aims and post graduation roles, and attended a dinner in the Kansas Union Prairie Room.
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KU Gamma
Pi Lambda Theta
Women In Education
Prairie Room
The
Kansas Union
Mildred Frakes
N. 3Rd St
Julie Shaw
Oread
Pauline Lindell
Harvard
Louise Owen
Detroit, Mich
Louise Beltramo
Iowa City
Iowa
National Organization
Edwin O. Stone
University Dr
Journal-World Photo
Kansas University Gamma
Detroit
Mich
Lawrence
Loda Newcomb
Jose .Stapleton
Kenneth Anderson
School of Education
Emily Taylor
Gamma
Social Calendar Friday and Saturday Listings
Friday events include Chapter CW of PEO at 7 30 p m Mrs L J Heeb 617 Ind St Jaycee Jaynes at 8 p m Mrs John Rouse 103 Town St TS Club at 7 30 p m Mrs Ida Good man 1506 Oak Hill Eagles Auxiliary No 308 at 8 p m Eagle Home 1803 W 6th St University Club at 6 30 p m club rooms Masa St. Saturday Merry Mixers Square Dance Club at 8 p m IOOF Hall
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PEO
L. J. Heeb
Ind
Jaycee Jaynes
John Rouse
Town St. TS
Ida Goodman
Oak Hill
Eagles
Eagle
W. 6Th St. University
Masa
Merry Mixers
Ioof Hall
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Irene Reynolds
Harold Barr
Ind. St
Chi Omega
Mothers Club
West Campus Rd
Robert Smith
James Moore
M. L. Racy
Russell Steen
Roger Schwanzle
Joe Stroup
Frank Hentsch
Charles Feyh
Tom Hedrick
Self Culture Club
Thomas Hill
Thomas Ailstock
Priest Jordan Jr
Eugene Wallace
United States
Lawrence Chicks
Louise Lane
Jordan
Wallace
Chicks
West Side Church
Og Ate
Playtex
Ventura Club
Gram Will Ivan Rowe
CFCA
Ralph Sielin
John Anderson
Ralph Turner
Anderson
America. Legion Auxiliary
Dorsey Liberty Unit
Legionacres
Kaw Valley Barracks
8Th and
Vt. Sts
Pi Lambda Theta Chapter
Jone O. Stone
1644
University
Tomi Baler
Mess
Bud Jennings
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Feee
Conzelman Motors
Hiway
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