KU Engineering Wives host snowman themed meeting
Social activities at KU Engineering Wives included bridge and canasta in the Watkins Room Kansas Union with a snowman theme. Prizes went to Mrs. Bowen Parkins and Mrs. Martin Brilliant.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1964
Page
9
Social activities at KU Engineering Wives included bridge and canasta in the Watkins Room Kansas Union with a snowman theme. Prizes went to Mrs. Bowen Parkins and Mrs. Martin Brilliant.
Mrs Georgiana Graves, longtime First National Bank employee and former assistant vice president, will be honored with an open house Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Edwin F Abels at 2208 Mass St. The event runs from 3 to 5 p.m. following her resignation effective March 1 after about 43 years of service.
Marriage notice for Marjorie Carolyn Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond A Williams Route 1 to Roy Leo Schenck son of Mr and Mrs Harold Leo Schenck Fort Worth Texas. Ceremony held January 6 in Las Vegas Nevada. They will reside in Oklahoma City and are visiting at Marjorie’s parents’ home.
Thursday events include University Women's Club and Newcomers Group bridge at 1 30 and 8 p m in Watkins Room KU. Alpha Chi Omega alumnae 7 31 p m. Mu Phi Epsilon alumnae 8 p m. KU Pharmacy Wives 8 p m. AAW Book Review Group 7 30 p m. Friday lists many bridge, chapter meetings, and club gatherings across KU area with times and host addresses.
Sharon Burns owns Sherri's Beauty Salon at 10 E. Ninth. Kathy Kasky and Sandy Spencer are listed as hair stylists with contact VI3-5665.
Sergeant Major and Mrs. Harold E. Armstrong of Fort Hood Texas announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Stephanie Jean Armstrong to 1st Lt. Vernon R. Hull son of Mr. and Mrs. James Carleton Hull of Tipton Indiana. Stephanie is a Sam Houston State Teacher's College sophomore and Alpha Chi Omega pledge while Vernon is an economics graduate of Purdue and a Phi Delta Theta member. The ceremony is set for 4 30 p m Saturday February 1 at the 52nd Street Civarty Chapel Fort Hood. The Armstrongs had lived in Lawrence while stationed at Kansas University.
Water at a full rolling boil does not heat foods faster than water at a steady simmer. Once water reaches the boiling point its temperature cannot rise, regardless of added heat.
Lawrence Assembly No. 25 of the Social Order of the Beauceant held an afternoon installation in the Masonic Temple listing new officers led by president Mrs. Virgil Alburty. Additional officers to be installed later include Mrs. Frank Dodds and Mrs. Marion Barlow, with past president Mrs. Otto Johanning acting as installing officer. Hostesses were Mrs. Broeker and Mrs. Lessenden.
Insurance Women of Lawrence held a Tuesday night dinner at the Holiday Inn with Fred True of the General Adjustment Bureau as speaker He spoke on the bureau and its work A brief business meeting followed led by Mrs Alice Curtis president.
Chil Votes The Helping Hand Class meets at 2 p m Friday at 1012 Conn St hosted by Mrs Clyde Howard with assistants Mrs C O Baker and Mrs Fred Demeritt. The 1900 and New Club meet 2 30 p m Friday at Evabell Gerstenberger’s home west of Eudora. program on Holland and bulb culture. Do Sa Do Square Dance Club holds a dance Saturday at IOOF Hall after a 6 30 p m pot luck. guests welcome. Homebuilders Class hosts pot luck supper Friday at 6 30 p m in church hall. prizes awarded to Mrs Griffith and Opal Wilson. 14 members present. Next meeting hostesses named.
The Linwood Library Club elected new officers at its January meeting in City Hall. The officers are Mrs. Charlotte Leach president and Mrs. Mary Griffith vice president.
The note recalls two tablespoons equal one fluid ounce and one cup equals eight fluid ounces, useful for quick recipe measurements and conversions.
Helen Harmon owns the salon with partners Susie Hess and Phyllis Hubbard. The unit is listed at East 7th with catalog V12-3016 indicating the business listing and contact details.
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