Social activities and club notices at local churches and sororities
Mrs Harold Ball hosts Alpha Chi Omega alumnae at 7 30 p m Thursday with unaffiliated alumnae invited to discuss the Kansas Missouri Province district convention set for April 23 24. KU Alpha Delta Pi and Lawrence alumnae honor Miss Agnes Brady for years as advisor. Circle meetings of United Presbyterian Women schedule through November and December with listed hostesses and times. The Woman's Mission Society meets at 1 30 p m Wednesday with Mrs Galen Miller in charge. Theta Sigma Phi alumnae to meet at 8 p m with Mr James Gunn speaking. Christian Women's Fellowship holds a general meeting at 1 45 p m Wednesday with Miss Jean Davis speaker and nursery available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ball
W. 20Th St
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Lawrence
Agnes Brady
Miss Brady
Edna Arnett
Clar Coan
John Cox
Robert Hagen
Harry Hart
Sid Harrison
George Hedrick
Robert Hughes
David Kennedy
Sandy Moore
Don Sneegas
Wade Stinson
Lee Peters
Prescott Underwood
United Presbyterian Women of the First Presbyterian Church
Zelda Hawke
John Golden
Highland Dr
H. W. Olmstead
Hillview Rd
A. D. Fornelli
R. K. Moore
Lawrence Ave
Tom Hedrick
Belle Haven
Richard Peters
Fairlane
Gerald Miner
Naismith Dr
W. G. Altimari
Barker Ave
Woman’s Mission Society of the First Baptist Church
Galen Miller
Priscilla Circle
James Gunn
Eagles Auxiliary District Meeting Draws 80 Members
The District No 2 Eagles Auxiliary met in the Police Fire Building drawing about 80 members from Ottawa Topeka Emporia and Lawrence. Dorothy Johnson presided in the absence of Kathryn Hahn with three new members initiated. Betty Maloney and Clara Eggleston noted as state figures. A bowling tournament featured 12 teams and the Kissables of Emporia captured first place and the traveling trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District No. 2 Meeting of
Eagles
Ottawa
Topeka
Emporia
Lawrence
Kathryn Hahn
Dorothy Johnson
8Th and
Vt. Sts
Clara Eggleston
Betty Maloney
Sara Zelden
Kansas City
Hillcrest Bowl
The
Kissables of
Women Voters Plan Local Tour of Lawrence Areas
The League of Women Voters sponsors a Go-See Tour of Lawrence areas under the Earth Comprehensive Plan proposal. Buses depart Community Building at 9:30 and 1:30 Thursday Jan 21 with Ethan Smith guiding and detailing changes under the plan. Reservations via Mrs. H. J. Camin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Lawrence
Ethan Smith
Lawrence Planning Commission
League
H. J. Camin
Cordley School PTA Executive Board Meeting
Cordley School PTA executive board meets at 7 30 tonight in the school library. The nominating committee report will be given by Mrs Morgan Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordley School
PTA
Morgan Allison
Skimpy Capes Featured In Spring Fashion Show
Florence shows on the last day of Pitti Palace collection feature long thin fabric rectangles knotted over the collar bone used as skimpy cape coverings for slender suits and dresses. Enzo and Biki present together with hip yoke tunic skirts and straight slim backs. Pants return as a trend with long straight cuts in tweed and linen designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Italy
Enzo
Pitti Palace
Biki
Riki
DAV Group Serves Popcorn to Hundreds at Wadsworth Center
The DAV Auxiliary Jayhawk Chapter 22 served about 300 patients at the Wadsworth Consolidated Center on Monday. They delivered 100 pounds of popcorn and 12 quarts of corn oil and returned with several handwoven rugs for sale. Local leaders included Mrs. Lillian Snow, hospital chairman, along with Mrs. Rose Denton and Mrs. Lucy Messenheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
Jayhawk
Wadsworth Consolidated Center
Lawrence
Lillian Snow
Auxiliary Hospital
Rose Denton
Lucy Messenheimer
Fashion Show At CJHS Assembly Showcases Student Creations
Central Junior High School eighth and ninth grade home living classes presented a fashion show for the all school assembly. About 100 girls modeled garments they made, including skirts blouses slacks and a party dress under the theme Teen Traffic Stoppers. Kathy Brandt narrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Junior High School
Mildred Lindley
Kathy Brandt
Brenda Davidson
Tammy
Cindy Durbin
Nancy
Eastern Star Obligation Night At Adah Chapter No 7
Adah chapter No 7 Order of the Eastern Star held obligation night in the Masonic Temple on Friday. Mrs. Mary Clepper and Mr. Chester Lessenden presided and led in rededication with a service conducted by the officers. Visitors included Mrs. Alberta Zook and Mrs. Evelyn Hickman, with district notes for a March 4 School of Instruction in DeSoto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mary Clepper
Chester Lessenden
Lessenden
Clepper
Rose Lee Sneegas
Jane Milliken
Jeannette Cass
Elizabell MacKenzie
Georgia Hess
Lois Hess
Elizabeth Ann Musick
Winona Dingman
Iowa
Zook
DeSoto
Adah
Dorothy Trapp
Doris Belote
Gladys Wise
Decoration committee noted for New Year event
The excerpt lists decorating plans for a New Year event with candles in pink and blue net on the serving table. The decorating committee includes Mrs. Dingman Mrs. Georgia Hess Miss Mac Kenzie Miss Edith Benson Mrs. Mary Stephenson and Mrs. Aurora Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingman
Georgia Hess
MacKenzie
Edith Benson
Mary Stephenson
Aurora Taylor
New Circle Initiated by Good Shepherd Church Women
Good Shepherd ALCW began its 1965 program with a new morning circle meeting every third Tuesday at 9 30 in the Fellowship Room. Mrs Alfred Barlow chairs Circle 1. nursery is provided and Bible study was led by Mrs Robert Lavine with Mrs Virgil Boyd as hostess. Circle 2 led by Mrs Henry Horak meets at 8 this evening at Mrs Paul Gorman home with Mrs David Johnson guiding Bible study. New officers installed at December meeting include President Mrs Robert Fryer and Vice President Mrs Jack Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Church Fellowship Room
Alfred Barlow
Robert Lavine
Virgil Boyd
Henry Horak
Paul Gorman
David Johnson
Good Shepherd Alcw
Robert Fryer
Jack Conrad
Ivar Gjellstad
Paul Hasvold
Social Calendar highlights many Tuesday and Wednesday club events
Tuesday events include Opti Mrs Club at Earl's Pizza Palace 7 p m KU Geology Wives Wal king Room 7 30 p m La Sertoma ALDS Church Stamp Club and Beta Sigma Phi chapter meetings. Wednesday features Founders Day reception Kansas Union and local hobby and scouts groups with multiple bereau addresses and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl's Pizza Palace
Kansas Union
la Sertoma
Alds
Lawrence Stamp Club
Beta Sigma Phi
Castle Tea Room
Beta Mu
H. W. Olmsted
Hillview
Alvin Jones
Oakridge
Carol Miller
Lawrence Pho
Kansas Room
Dorothy Elswick
St. Belles and Beaux Square Dance Club
OOF
Jaycee Jones
Larry Blottman
Conservation Is Program Topic For Meeting Of DAR
The January meeting of Betty Washington chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, featured a conservation program arranged by Conservation chairman Mrs. Charles Topping. Douglas County agent Deal Six presented moving pictures of Yellowstone National Park, with Ida Lyoris of the National Defense committee giving a talk on world government. Officers for 1965 1966 were elected, to be installed at the June meeting. Delegates to the Continental Congress in April were named, with alternates, and Kansas State Conference delegates were chosen for Wichita in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Castle Tea Room
Charles Topping
Douglas
Six
Yellowstone
National Park
Ida Lyoris
National Defense Chairman
State’ Department
Edyth M. Salvesen
Grace Light
Harriet Bird Brown
J. S. Turner
J. P. Clevenger
Charles B. Taylor
Fred Willman
Guy H. Phillips
Deichert
N. Faye Woodward
Salvesen
National Society of D.A.R
Washington, D.C
C. C. Perkine
Turner
The
Kansas Society
Wichita
Brown
W. J. Keeler
George Washington Birthday tea honors Good Citizens winners
Miss Sue Todd announced a 2 p.m. February 20 tea at Plymouth Congregational Church where five high school girls will receive Good Citizens contest awards. Attending will be mothers and chapter members guests. progress on restoring the Oregon Trail monument south of Lecompton was reported. Forty six members attended with Mildred Newman leading the hostess committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward F. Arndt
Barbara Clason
Willman
Clevenger
Mildred D. Watson
Charles C. Krum
Woodward
Sue Todd
D.A.R. Good Citizens
Plymouth Congregational Church
Good Citizens
Keeler
Robert Steele
Highway 40
Lecompton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the
First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
M. N. Penny
Jean Davis
Christian Education
Eagles Auxiliary
By Louise Hickman
AP Fashion Writer
DAV Group
CJHS
America
Young Repu Pire
Tell City
Young Republic
Chet
D.A.R
B. P. Deichert
Boggs Hat Shop
Vermont
Wlasmiley and
Dey Chaves
Louisiana
Hillcrest Shopping
Kansas
Mildred Newman
Nellie Barnes
L. N. Bigsby
Robert Frakes
J. W. Gowans
George Weyermuller
C. D. Stough
Ada Lindell
Bigelow Lee Sea Cabin Crafts
Callaway
Bud Jennings
Curtis-Mathes
Adams
Curtio Mathes
Curtis - Mathes TV
Division of
Pur-O-Zone Chemical Co
Inq
Connecticut
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