D A R Presents Capitol Flag to South Junior High
Betty Washington chapter D A R awarded a flag that flew over the U S Capitol for a day to South Junior High School in a South Park Recreation Center ceremony. Principal Orvel Criqui accepted the flag with student council president Cory Brinkerhoff. remarks celebrated liberty and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A.R
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
South Junior High School
South Park Recreation Center
Richard M. Raney
Thomas C. Ryther
Lena K. Huddleston
Cory Brinkerhoff
SJHS
Orvel Criqui
Journal-World
United States Capitol
James B. Pearson
South Junior High
Criqui
W. J. Keeler
Social Calendar Teems With Club Meetings This Week
A packed slate of local meetings runs Monday through Tuesday with groups like the Women’s Club at 8 p.m. and the Lawrence Unit of the National Association of Parliamentarians at 7 3 p.m. Details include member hosts at addresses on Tenn St and Broadview plus clubs such as Quivira and Twentieth Century meeting at various community locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Investment
Veda Gibson
Tenn. St
Lawrence
National Association of Parliamentarians
Clyde V. Bell
University Women’s Club
Vernon Branson
Broadview
Eagles
Eagles Lodge
St. Lawrence Council of Social
Castle Tea Room
E. E. Alexander
Danny Thomas Honored for Lebanese Spirit in Hollywood
Entertainer Danny Thomas received the Order of Adonis medal from the Sons of the Desert Shrine Club in Hollywood. The tribute cited his loyalty courage and benevolence and noted his Lebanese descent.
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Hollywood
Danny Thomas
Lebanon
Order of Adonis
Sons of the Desert Shrine Club
Thomas
100th Year Observed By PEO Groups
The 100th anniversary of PEO was observed with a luncheon in the Kansas Union attended by over 100 members from Lawrence Baldwin and Tonganoxie chapters and unaffiliated members. The program featured Mrs. Fred Montgomery and other officials, with a 50 year member lauded and a tribute to PEO founders read by Mrs. William Lienhard.
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PEO
Kansas
The
Kansas Union
Lawrence, Baldwin and Tonganoxie
Fred Montgomery
G. E. Manahan
Cooperative Board
Vera Lawellin
Baldwin
James Reed
L. J. Heeb
Justin Anderson
Carl Knox
Robert Payne
Maud Arnett
Helen Abele
Holton
Lawrence
William Lienhard
Montgomery
William Littell
Gall
R. L. Dunlap
Alex Mitchell
A. B. Mitchell
Clay Hobson
Henry Shenk
Stanley Penny
Raymond Nichols
A. I. Decker
Harvard Wilbur
Glenn Kappelman
Frank Burge
Kay Black
Barn Dancers Square Dance Club Meets at IOOF Hall
The Barn Dancers Square Dance Club meets at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the IOOF Hall. Calling will be by Bob Klinkenberg. All square dancers are welcome.
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The
Barn Dancers
IOOF
Bob Klinkenberg
Florance Hecksman Marriage at Ottawa First Baptist Church
Announcement of the marriage of Faye M. Florance of Baldwin to Paul J. Heckman of Wellsville. Ceremony December 28 at Elliott Hall with Rev. James McCrossen officiating. Music by Marilyn Johanning and Janet Florance. Reception at the hall followed by a home address in Wellsville.
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Faye M. Florance
Baldwin
Paul J. Heckman
Wellsville
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Ottawa
James McCrossen
Marilyn Johanning
Tion
Nadine
Janet Florance
Paula Jo Gilroy
Cheryl van Hoesen
Linda Smell
Mrs. Heckman
Rt. 2
Musical Set For Club Highlight At Union Meeting
Kansas University professor Miriam Stewart Green will sing songs from the Decade of the 1890s and earlier eras at a club meeting Thursday morning at the veneer Union. Costumes by Prof Ches will illustrate fashion evolution and be commented on during the program. Committee includes Mrs. Robert Hersh as chairman, with Mrs. Clarence Buller and Mrs. David Simonett.
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Raney
Bremer
Fay H. Brown
Ryther
Guy H. Phillips
Mildren Frakes
W. O. Brownlee
E. M. Owen
Isabel Gilmore
Hinshaw
Willman
Plymouth Congregational Church
Chez Haehl
University Theatre
Miriam Stewart Green
University Women’s Club
Watkins Room
The
Kansas Union
Journal-World Photo
Kansas University
Ches
Robert Hersh
Clarence Buller
David Simonett
KUCOED Finalist in Wool Contest
Kansas University junior Suzanne Smith of Shawnee Mission is named one of 11 finalists in the Miss Wool of Kansas Pageant in Salina. Smith, 20, is a design major and Alpha Phi member. Finalists arrive Jan 31 for the Feb 1 finals. winner earns an all expense paid trip to San Angelo Texas for Miss Wool of America.
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Kansas University
Suzanne Smith
Shawnee Mission
Saina
Miss Smith
Alpha Phi Sorority
Salina
San Angelo
Tex
Miss Wool of America Asa
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Thomas J. Ryther
Valley Forge
Vietnam
Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
R. M. Raney
Fred Bremer
George Walter
W. W. Brown
Ruth Dunmire
Lee Boyles
J. P. Clevenger
Charles B. Taylor Sr
Barbara Clason
Dunmire
S. C. Hinshaw
Fred Willman
Washington, D.C
Neal Wherry
Brown
Mabel Griesa Young
Mary Dotson Sullivan
Mildred Watson
Ida Lyons
Donald Dicker
N.H
Quivira Club
A. D. Rice
Progressive Reading Club
J. D. Dresser
Lake St
Twentieth Century Club
Richard Barber
Sunset Dr
Ladies Literary League
R. H. Beamer
Donald Henry
Mass. Friends In Council
Ethan Allen
Ingleside Club
F. M. Merriam
South Side Reading Club
Melvin Miller
N.H. St. Tennola
Ind
Effie Tobler
R.I
la Sertoma Club
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
University Dr. University Women’s Club
KU Business and Economics
B. L. Trillich
Lawrence Association For the Education of
Douglas Salon
Virginia Nn
Bridal Registry
Oxford
Wallace International
Kay Christian Jewelers
Lenox Orrefors Corcoran Fostoria
Crystal Rosenthal
Josair Pasco Tiffin
Florance-Heckman
Nadine Florance
Henry Gilroy
Ronald Churchbaugh
Gregory Gilroy
O Veneer Union
A. V. Phillips
W. Si
Eer
Aare
New Hampshire
Botany’500
Botany 500
Sanitone
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