Community club events and meetings slated this week
Minervian Club entertains at Lakeview Club at 2 p.m. Thursday due to illness at Mrs. Charles B. Taylor Jr. The Douglas County Medical Assistants Society holds a 6 30 p.m. dinner meeting Thursday at the Holiday Inn with guests of Kansas Blue Cross Blue Shield. The Joseph A Wahl Camp United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary host a noon Thursday covered dish luncheon at the Police Fire Building 8th and Vt. Plymouth Women of Plymouth Congregational Church host group meetings Wednesday with Groups 2 3 4 and 6 at specified times and hosts. KU Medical Dames meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in KU Museum of Art lounge with speaker George Corn on hair styles. French Play Reading Group of University Women's Club meets 2 p.m. Thursday with Mrs. Gerhard Zuther. Social Circle Club meets 2 p.m. Thursday with Mrs. Jack Dillon. Kanwaka Good Will Club meets 1 30 p.m. Thursday with Mrs. Robert Etherton. Lawrence Music Club meets 2 p.m. Thursday at 918 Highland Dr with Mrs. Franklin Mitchell hosting and program by Mrs. Rozella Glick and others.
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Douglas County Medical Assistants Society
Holiday Inn
Kansas Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Joseph A. Wahl
United Spanish War Veterans
Police Fire
8Th and
Vt. Sta
KU Medical
KU Museum of Art
George Corn
University Women’s Club
Gerhard Zuther
Crestline
Lawrence Music Club
Franklin Mitchell
Highland Dr
Rozella Glick
Robert Willcox
Ralph King
Howard Wilcox
Fourth annual Council Day for Eudora United Church Women
The fourth annual Council Day for the United Church Women of Eudora is set for Friday at the Eudora Methodist Church. Registration runs 9:30 to 10 a.m. with worship, a noon sack lunch, and an afternoon session ending at 2:45. Resource Leader Mrs. Ernest Tonsing of Topeka will speak. she has held multiple church positions. A Harmony Circle meets at 7:45 p.m. and other members participate in devotions and programs.
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United Church Women of
Eudora
Eudora Methodist Church
United Church
Ernest Tonsing
Topeka
University social calendar list of meetings and showers
The community club schedule includes the University Women's Club joint with Newcomer's group at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Kansas Union Kansas Room with several hostesses and decoration plans. Also noted are a pottery shower for Miss Patricia Donnelly and Lawrence KU Dames lecture by Chancellor Murphy on women's role in education.
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University Women’s Club
Kansas Room
Kansas Union
Elliot Gillerman
H. G. Whittington
John B. Nicholson
B. J. Pinkerton
Leland D. Miller
E. Gordon Erickson
Kenneth Armitage
Dale Scannell
Patricia Donnelly
Larry Gray
Paul Rogers
Donald Heilman
Rogers
W. Hills
Louise Darnall
Denver
University Women's Investment Group Meeting Notice
Social calendar lists meetings for Wednesday and Thursday at various homes. Mrs R W Baxter hosts 9th Street event with miscellaneous items, and Mrs Emmett Williams leads roll call. The O and E Club meets Thursday evening with Mrs Roy McCleery at Mass Street location.
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Roy McCleery
Mass. St
Emmett Williams
Valley Ridge Home Demonstration Unit Meets at Center
The Valley Ridge Home Demonstration Unit will convene at 2 p m Thursday at Buck Creek Community Center. Township representative Mrs Don Roelofsz will present the lesson and officers for the coming year will be installed. Hostesses are Mrs Will Noland and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Ridge Home Demonstration Unit
Buck Creek
Don Roelofsz
Will Noland
Home Demonstration Units Set Friday Meetings
Lone Star unit meets Friday at 1 30 p m in Lone Star Church basement with lesson on Weight Control by county agent Oletha Yates. All interested women are invited. Sigel unit also meets Friday at 10 a m with Mrs Roy Webb and same agent leading the lesson.
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Lone Star Home
Enterprise
Lone Star Church of the Brethren
Oletha Yates
Sigel Home Demonstration Unit
Roy Webb
PTA Notes Board Meeting At Woodlawn Lincoln PTA
Woodlawn Lincoln PTA executive board to meet at 2 30 p m Thursday at Woodlawn School for planning and approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn-Lincoln
PTA
Woodlawn School
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Charles B. Taylor Jr
Plymouth Women of
Plymouth Congregational Church
James O'Donnell
Harvard
Maraton McClugegage
Avalon R
Kenneth Deemer
W. 21St St
C. A. Edmondson
Neb. St
Social Circle Club
Jack Dillon
Kanwaka Good Will Club
Robert Etherton
Jorantel About
Whanen
Eudora Church
Oca Custer
William Eberhard
F. O. Russell
Ralph Ward
R. I. St
Burton Marvin
Charles Lanning
H. W. Howsman
N. H. St
J. J. Street
Harmony Circle
Fellowship Hall
Glenn Kappelman
L. Martin Jones
Alan Paton
Charles Tryon
Norman White
Wesley Norwood
William Schindler
Dale Bellinger
Kathryn Bunton
Lawrence
National Society of New England Women
Edward Arndt
Arndt
Village Green
Lawrence Public Library
Dora Dunakin Reynolds
Fred Reynolds
Charles W. Lane
Richard K. Lewis
Clifford P. Ketzel
Ronald R. Olsen
Louis E. Dellwig
Robert M. Daugherty
Union Building
Franklin D. Murphy
KU Dames
Dorothy Cook
Kay Miller
Anne Buecher
Milly Morland
Liz Schoepke
Dolores Olivier
I. W. Hartley
E.O.W. Club
Lawrence Country Club
H. W. Stowits
Bud Seele
LaVern Hadl
Rosemary McAninch
Alfred Seele
C. E. Dunigan
Clyde Kampschroeder
Harry Murphy
Richard Funk
Elaine Funk
Carl Ciifton
Richard Goff
Frank Hagenbuch
A. R. Reed
Harold Skinner
Paulin Kapfer
Evan Griffith
Billy Meairs
Edgar Salsbury
Martha Ralston
Lena Koehler
Norman Aldrich
Neal Banks
Trudy Hadl
W .W Garratt
Dorothy Chamney
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
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Ralph Hoffman
Mo. St
P. E. Courter
Nettle Wismer
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Harry Schleifer
Albert Park
A. E. Woestemeyer
E. F. Price
George Forrester
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Jaycee Jaynes
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University Women's Investment Group
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