Community notices and engagements from Topeka area society pages
Mrs. C E Richards hosted Kanwaka Literary Club with guests Mrs. Guy Davis and Mrs. Robert Hottman. Other items include dinner bridge at Eldridge House, a duplicate bridge group at University Women’s Club, KU students wedding plans, Barbara Ossian engagement to Delbert Williamson, Dr Frank Bance to speak at Soroptimist dinner, and West Side Presbyterian Church study circles schedule.
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C. E. Richards
Route 1
Kanwaka_Literary Club
Guy Davis
Overland Park
Robert Hottman
Abilene
Raymond Williams
the Harvesters
Louisa R. Shotwell
M. C. Elliott
State Realtor Women Installed in Offices in Kansas
Mrs. Arthur R. Bales of Topeka was installed as president of the Kansas Chapter of the Women’s Council of the National Association of Real Estate Boards at the state meeting in Lawrence. Also installed were vice president Mabel Redfield of Wichita, secretary Beulah Harmon of Atchison, treasurer Marcile Tharp of Kansas City, and zone vice presidents Blanche Comstock Topeka Zone 1 Velma Blockberger Leavenworth Zone 2 and Eleanor Beaver Wichita Zone 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Bales
Topeka
Kansas
Women
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Lawrence
Bales
State Council
Mabel Redfield
Wichita
Beulah Harmon
Atchison
Marcile Tharp
Kansas City
Blanche Comstock
Velma Blockberger
Leavenworth
Eleanor Beaver
Sweetheart Dinner Plans Discussed by Kappa Kappa Lotas
The No Conclave of Kappa Kappa Lota met to plan a February Sweetheart Dinner to be held with Rho Conclave. Mrs. Jack Mitchell and Mrs. Harold Siegrist hosted at Mitchell home. Orvel Criqui led the meeting with 11 members present.
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Kappa Kappa Lota
Jack Mitchell
Harold Siegrist
Orvel Criqui
Rho
Pre School Meeting in Eudora at Mrs Dewey Home
The Eudora pre school group plans a 7 30 pm gathering at the home of Mrs Arthur Dewey located at 9th and Acronets. The notice calls for attendance and outlines meeting details.
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Eudora
Arthur Dewey
Social Calendar Listings With Various Club Meetings
A compiled schedule shows multiple Saturday to Monday gatherings. Participants include Do-Sa-Do Square Dance Club at 8 pm in FOO Hall, Polly Painters at 10 am, Amipas Club at 1 15 pm, Past Presidents Club of Joseph A Wahl Auxiliary at 2 pm, Pilot Club of Lawrence at 6 30 pm, Twilight Chapter ABWA at 7 pm, Great Books at 7 20 pm, Adah fast Matrons at 7 pm, Alt-So Club at 7 30 pm, and a University Women’s Club Duplicate Bridge group at 7 30 pm at various Lawrence venues.
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E. E. Bayles
Ky. St
University Women’s Club
George Swift
Polly Painters Club
Sth
St. Sis
Amipas Club
Pau
Howard Wiseman
Tenn
Joseph A. Wahl
Uswy
Mith
Jeannette Skiles
Road
Pilot Club
Lawrence
KU Faentry Club
American Business Women's Association
Castle Ten
Lawrence Public Library
Adah
Masonic Temple
Harry Kt. Miller
Route
University Women's Club
Baytes
London Fashion Week Spurs U S and Europe Fashion Orders
The London Fashion Week generated over 2.8 million in export orders for a British fashion house from 43 countries. Sales to Europe reached 1.6 million, 56 percent of the total, with North America rising to 21 percent. Zelker said the aim is to double North American sales in four years while Commonwealth figures suffer from tight Australian and New Zealand buying.
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London
British Fashion House
United States
Canada
Raymond Zelker
Fashion House Group of London
Europe
Scandinavia
USA
Commonwealth
Britain
Zelker
Australia
New Zealand
Los Angeles Times
Washington Post
Local clubs schedule meetings across Tuesday afternoon
Chi Votes West Side Study Club meets 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Castle Tea Room with Mildred Newman hosting. Round Table gathers 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. George Kirchhoff’s home, 817 Mo. St. Ventura Club also meets 2 p.m. Tuesday with Mrs. Guy V. Keeler at 1707 Ind. St. No Name Club convenes 1:30 p.m. at 906 Ala. St. Xi Gamma Beta Sigma Phi hosts 8 p.m. at Mrs. Robert Marsh’s home, 1630 W. 22nd Terr. Temola Club assembles 2 p.m. with Mrs. Ralph E. Brown, 9 Westwood Rd, and speaker Mrs. Charles Stough Jr. on Old Homes in Lawrence introduced by Mrs. Arthur C. Lonborg. Al So Club meets 7:30 p.m. Monday with Mrs. Harry R. Miller Route 4.
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West Side Study Club
Castle Tea Room
Mildred Newman
S. V. Owens
N. Faye Woodward
Round Table
George Kirchhoff
Mo. St
Ed Klein
Kirchhoff
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert Marsh
Temola Club
Ralph E. Brown
Westwood Rd
Charles Stough Jr
Lawrence
Arthur C. Lonborg
Meat Freezing Wrapping Instructions
Guidance on preparing meat for freezing advises removing store market wrapping and wrapping tightly in moisture vapor proof material. Store wrap is not designed for freezing and may lack moisture vapor protection.
Thursday Sewing Club Marks 30 Years Of Community Service
The Thursday Sewing Club formed in May 1933 by Ida Price Smith and four women celebrates three decades of charity work. Members organized 12 then grew to 14 with ongoing projects for Mercy Hospital gifts, Cancer Society bandages, Social Service League aid, and Christmas offerings to Sioky Rest Home and two families, now meeting as TS Club on Fridays.
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Ida Price Smith
J. S. Daniels
W. 9Th St
Smith
Clyde Corp
C. W. Ogle
A. H. Dyer
Fred Burch
Arlie Vogler
C. E. Tefft
Marie Brock
Hattie Shockey
Edna Burch
Maude Williams
Stella Shore
Vogler
Tefft
Shockey
Corp
Mercy Hospital
Cancer Society
Sioky Rest Home
Social Service League
TS Club
Kansas personals note multiple social visits and events
Miss Ruth Beesley returns home to Quinter after a month with sister Mrs Harold Siegrist in Wichita. Mrs Robert Hottman of Abilene visits Harold Willits family. Mr and Mrs Stanley Penny of Wichita attended the State Ready Mixed Concrete Association convention. Prof Henry Shenk of Kansas University to speak January 30 in Kansas City Kansas at Central Junior High School for northeast district teachers. Shenk will screen films from his Malaya trips as a physical education specialist.
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Gamma Phi Beta
Williamson
Huber R. Williamson
Independence
Finlay College
General Electric Co
Kansas City
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Ruth Beesley
Quinter
Kan
Harold Siegrist
Saratoga Place
Robert Hottman
Abilene
Harold Willits
Route 1
Stanley Penny
21St St
Wichita
Henry Shenk
Kansas University
Kansas
Central Junior High School
Kansas Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Shenk
Malaya
State Department
Ann Landers
Ann
Marilyn Kay Frye
Robert L. Kerr
Henry Frye
Eudora
Mr. Kerr
Dale O. Kerr
R.I. St
Frye
Eudora High School
Kerr
Lawrence High School
Dillon's Bakery
Dedication Postponed at Clinton Church Organ
Clinton United Presbyterian Church postpones its organ dedication service for Sunday afternoon due to weather. A new date will be announced later.
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Clinton United Presbyterian Church
Ann Landers Advice on Family Brings Counseling Call
Dear Ann Landers columns cover a mother facing constant parental conflict with a husband who undermines her authority. A teen skin-care issue prompts practical shaving advice. A high school senior questions a girlfriend’s loyalty, and Ann urges ending the semi engagement and seeking guidance. She also suggests marriage counseling for the family.
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Ann Landers
Lizette
Toby
Louise Davis Weds W R Durrant in Lawrence Home
Mrs. Louise Davis and William R. Durrant, both of Lawrence, married January 13 at the C W Anderson home 1131 R T Street. Rev Ernest Burke officiated at 2 p.m. Attendants were Mrs Charles Wilson and Jim Davis. A reception followed with Ms Weinaug at organ and Mr Burke singing The Lords Prayer. They will reside at 841 Maine Street and both are employed locally.
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Louise Davis
William R. Durrant
Lawrence
C. W. Anderson
R. T. St
Ernest Burke
North Lawrence Christian Church
Charles Wilson
Jim Davis
Charles
Anderson
Pearl Metsker
Wanda Waugh
Mr. Durrant
W. C. Durrant
Des Moines
Iowa
Durrant
Maine St
Bud Jennings Carpets
Charles Ash Inc
Topeka
Luncheon Menu For Six Lawrence Schools
Miss Mary Lu Hill, director of cafeterias in six Lawrence schools, notes students drink much milk and that 55 720 pints were used in December. Next week’s menu includes spaghetti, buttered broccoli, fish? cake. Tuesday features pig in blanket and fries with chill applesauce. Wednesday offers hamburger, lettuce, dressing, fruit gelatin, bananas and whipped cream. Thursday serves roast turkey with cranberry jell, mashed potatoes and gravy, pineapple upside down cake. Friday mac and cheese with frozen peas and orange ambrosia with jello cubes.
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Mary Lu Hill
Lawrence
4-H Club and HDU News Meeting Notices
The 59ers Home Demonstration Unit meets Monday at 8 p m at Mrs Alice Leonard 1916 La Lt hostess Mrs Sue Forbes Roll call asks members for a favorite recipe Mrs Gilbert Vaughn leads Enjoying Good Pictures Kanwaka 4-H Club meets Tuesday at 7 p m Brackett School roll call asks to name a famous Kansan and quote what he said Hosts are the George Alexander and Jarvis Brink families
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59Ers Home
Alice Leonard
Sue Forbes
Gilbert Vaughn
Kanwaka
Brackett School
George Alexander
Jarvis Brink
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Hallenbeck
Linwood
Glenda Kay
Lynn Johnson
Fred Johnson
Tonganoxie
Miss Hallenbeck
Mr. Johnson
Tonganoxie High School
J. L. Constant
Red Slipper
Eldridge House Club
Carol Eileen Kaighin
Garrick F. Dewar
Garden Grove
Calif
Memorial Christian Church
Alfred Heidrich
Fred Heidrich
Easton
Andy Stockwell
Winchester
Barbara Ossian
Glenn A. Ossian
Delbert L. Williamson
Ossian
Frank E. X. Bance
Soroptimist Club
West Side Presbyterian Church
Dorcas
Bessie Sheard
Esther
Marguerite Pettengill
Mariner's
Keith Davis
Pam
Foo Hall
The
Manchester Guardian
Chi
Ventura Club
Guy V. Keeler
Ind. St
Charles H. Oldfather
No Name Club
Lucile Roos
Ala. St
Walter Wagner
al So Club
Harry R. Miller
Sherri
Sharon Burns
Sewing Club
Ava's Bridal
Indiana
Dal
Massachusetts
9Th
Mississippi
Dad
W. R. Durrant
Weinaug
Rev
Burke
Lord
Joseph E. Levine
Vinc eMastroianni Mer
Sist Acton Romane Film Cotics
Gigot
HDU News
Rankin Drug Co
M. J. Patterson
Jean Reardon
Ken E. Flanders
Mass
Riera
Boyd
Rodgers & Hart
Granada
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