Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
Thursday and Friday social notes from Lawrence listing Munich Club meetings at 2 40 p m Newcomers Club 3 p m at the Museum and various faculty and contract clubs at the K U campus. Luncheons and bridge sessions noted at Castle Tea Room University Club and the Maplewood area with dates, hosts, and times for 4 H Club Kaw Valley. 3. 4-H and other civic groups reported with upcoming anniversaries meetings and guest speakers.
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K. U
Deasert Bridge
Jenstenes Federated Club
Leinford
Onjen
Home Aid Society
Ata Histon
John Blocker
Ear
Douglas County Medical Assistants
Castle
University Club
Gerald Carney
A.J. Kilx
Mercreds Club
E.R. Elbet
L. J. Mack
Lawrence
American War Mothers
New City
Nidae Club
Roy Bushey
Me Helianthus Club
George Dinkrey
Local personals recap of holiday travels and health notes
David Horr Neil Smoyer and John Feist returned from a 12 day Florida trip visiting Miami for the Orange Bowl New Years Day and New Orleans on the way home. Many Lawrence residents share holiday visits and travel to Cleveland Mexico City Peoria and other locales with family health updates and moves noted.
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David Horr
Neil Smoyer
John Feist
Florida
Miami
New Orleans
Norman Shhulz
Pamela
Pittsburgh
William Penn Hotel
Whitaker Cable Pany
Kansas City
James Callahan
Cleveland
Helen Jane Christmas
Kinney
C. M
Mexico City
Mrs
Arthur
Peoria
Mr.Willmann
Marie Willmann
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Republican Women's Club Meets in Topeka January 28
Mrs Joe R Beeler president of the Kansas Women s Republican Club announces the annual meeting at the Topeka Woman s Club Wednesday January 28 The morning session covers officer reports election and greetings from the Kansas delegation in Washington Governor Edward F Arn will speak at 1 PM Lunch tickets from Mrs Harry Chaffee Topeka Ave Topeka An informal reception in the Plorentine Room Hotel Jayhawk January 27 at 830 PM All Republicans invited The last sentence notes Greek myth sirens as daughters of the sea god.
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Joe R. Beeler
Mankato
Kansas Women's Republican Club
Topeka
Plorentine
Jayhawk
Kansas rancher John O. Morton dies at 69 in Goodland
John O. Morton, 69, longtime Sherman County rancher and cattle buyer, died Wednesday night after entering hospital following a heart attack. Morton had lived in Sherman County 35 years and previously resided elsewhere before his ranching career.
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Rueses
Floyd
Overland Park
Phillips County
Eas
Ward Ruese
University of Kansas
Phi Gamma Delta House
Daniels
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mra
DeWitt Carr
New York
Phillip Young
FR. H. Edmiston
Americus
Lawrence
Rex Kendall
Rocky Ford, Colo
Stanley E. Schwahn
Goodland
John O. Morton
Commission House
Morton
Sherman County
Acheson Urges Diplomats to Hold Fast Under Fire
Secretary of State Acheson praises diplomats at a Foreign Service Association luncheon while denouncing critics as wicked and warning of continued abuse and witch hunts during the Eisenhower era. He predicts no letup in pressure and says the people will rise up when enough is enough, as he faces hostile campaigns. Mars is estimated to have a mass about 17 times Earth's and a density about a quarter, per contemporary belief.
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Washington
Acheson
America
Foreign Service Association
State Department
I Eisenhower
Mars
Earth
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Museum of
K & Faculty
Robert Nottingham
Wis
H. A
Mexico
Eulias
Tena Schellenberg
Lois Ward
Wack Reeves
Gale
Acker
Berg
W. Twente
Ray Wright
Dean
F. J. Moreau
Waldemar Geltch
Geltch
Donald M. Swarthout
Karl Kreider
Irene Peabody
Guy Keeler
George Baxter Smith
James R. Benton
Clinton, N. Y
Gerald Carney Wu
C. B. Holmes
Dinner Bridge Club
W. H. Elbert
Albuquerque
N. M
Frank Scanlan
Karl Klooz
Kaw! Valley 4-H Club
Kaw Valley
Edgar Redford
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Alpha Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha of
Horton
Horton, Hiawatha
Seneca
Castle Tea Room
Lois Wustefeld
Kanwaka
William Elkin
Walter Tidd
Associated Women
Douglas County Farm Bureau Association
Harvey Booth
Baldwin
Mrs. Booth
Southwest
California
Belleview Ladies Aid
Jim Duncan
Lola
Albert Sommers
Shirk
Ethel Graham
Conn. Sr
Bessie Wilson
Warren Elbert
Junction City
Safeway
Olathe
C. E. Stanwix
Walnut St
Douglas County
White School
Vivian Conant
Gertie Wacker
Shirley Gale
Ethel Reeves
Emma Berg
Conant
Cecile Roney
Mae Turner
Doris Raffer
Fellowship Club
The
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Edgar Salsbury
Learnard Ave
Luke Smith
Smith Appliance Company
Arnold Stricker
Mass. St
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Eldridge
Kanwaka Hall
Forrest Budd
Mrs. Cronk
Rie
Eldon P. Miller
Ashland, Ky
Ji Dean
Seer Eee
and of
Lachme
Alurphy
Ashland
Gladys
Helianthus Club
George Dunkley
C. C. Krum
Shuttle Craft Club
H. E. Anderson
Hart Buller
Harry Jr. Jancy
Bruce
W. P. Quinlan
Linwood
Norman Hack
Gon
Chris
Bridgeport
Calif
Henry Hack
Ca Ae
A. c. Zimmerman
Greeley
Wes Back
Veery Ice
A. J. Anderson
HL. Reedy
Atchi
Atchison League’ of Women Voters
Winifred Flagg
Manhattan
League
National League
W. H. Ruese
Crescent Rd
Robert Vosper
Sunnyside
Republican Women
Jan
Kansas
Wamsutta
Cannon
Beacon
Cannon Berber
Arn Coed
Cannon, Dan River Sheets
Dayton Koolfoam
Cannon Huck Towels
Salet
Saletris
Mick Terry
Italy
Maxine Lindley
School of Dancing and Charm
Calloway's
Calloway
Weaver's Lines Shop
Streer Floor
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