Local club meeting and charity drive outcomes
Saturday afternoon session at the Police Fire Building featured Mrs Homer Terry presenting resolutions and regent Miss Marcia Baty formally recognizing members. Donations to D A R National Defense prizes supported by the club included a grand prize won by Oneita Ott and a plane ride over Lawrence awarded to Emma Baldwin. University club members hosted a covered dish supper and bridge evening, with several members and guests attending at the club rooms in Prairie Village and Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homering
Terry
Ly Near
Marcia Baty
Mary Frances‘ Dolen
Fullivant
Barbara Olinger
LaVerne McKeever
Sud- Barbara FE
Oneita Ott
Emma Baldwin
Lawrence
Mary Neustifter
Pecian
University Club
Mra
Clyde Woods
Warren Jae
Ents
John Prises
William Bray
Bowlin
Ed Stellmacher
Lanning
Henry Smith
Social Calendar Items Seeveyed In Fragmented Entries
Community clubs plan meetings with Mrs. Don Wetsel and Mrs. Cora Davenport at 2 p.m. Thursday at Sunnyside and other gatherings including Entre Nous Club on Friday with Mrs. McConnell. Unit groups of Le Women Voters set 9:30 to 11 a.m. at home. Families asked to bring fruit jello and cupcakes or cocktails.
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Entre Nous Club
Ancel Ie
Missy Clarke
Ohio
James Heavy
Jaycees Plan National Office Meet with Mrs Converse
A note states Jaycee Jayces will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday with Mrs. Geta Converse at 1746 Tenn. St. Members are to bring a white elephant to the gathering as part of the outreach to connect with leagues nationwide.
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Jaycee Jayces
Geta Converse
Tenn. St
Home Demonstration Unit plans cancer dressings meeting
The Den-H Club Home Demonstration Unit will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Castle Tea Room to make cancer dressings. Members should bring thimbles needles and scissors. Mrs Earl Hill hosted the Monday session with seven members present. New president Mrs Charles LaRue led the meeting with guest Mrs Vernon Lippold of Fall City Neb. They began filing reports for the coming year after lamp shade instruction and planned a work day starting at 10 a m.
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The
Casle
Earl Hill
Charles LaRue
Vernon Lippold
Fall City
Neb
4H Club Sings Aloha Ocean Song to Close Fair
A 4H club wrapped its event at the Home Economica Building No 1 on the 4H Fairgrounds with a closing song titled Aloha Oc. The sketch ended as attendees filed out, reflecting the program's light finish and community vibe.
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Home Economica
Fairgrounds
Mrs Barkley Reveals Memoirs On The Veep And I
Mrs Alben Barkley widow of the Kentucky senator says she has written memoirs tentatively titled The Veep and I and has not yet sought a publisher. She began the book last spring with Frances Leighton and plans a serious look at her late husband’s intelligence and foreign concerns.
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Washington
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Jane Barkley
Frances Leighton
Veep
Clark M. Dlifford
Truman
Clifford
Jane Hadley
St. Louis
Potomac
Barkley
Secretary of the Week at Lawrence High School
Virginia Bignall, a senior, has been named Secretary of the Week by the Future Secretaries Club. Since January 13 she has been working in the clinic at the high school, balancing club duties with classwork and other activities including Pep Club and international affairs.
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Virginia Bignall
Future Secretaries Club
Lawrence High School
Virginia
Secretaries Club
Pep Club
Journal-World Photo
Mopping Adds Moisture In Kitchen And Plants Release Water
A kitchen floor 8 by 10 feet washed with soapy and rinsed water releases 2.4 pounds of water vapor into the home. Houseplants emit nearly the same volume of moisture as needed to water the plants.
Clara Barton Retires From Red Cross Leadership in 1904
Clara Barton steps down as president of the American Red Cross in 1904 marking a pivotal transition in the organization after years of guiding relief efforts and expanding its national role.
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Clara Barton
United States
The
Red Cross
Man Will Observe His 103rd Birthday Wednesday
Retired Lawrence school teacher C. E. Merwin, known as Deddy Merwin, turns 103 on Wednesday. He will celebrate quietly at the Street home in Kentucky Avenue due to frail health, with visits from friends and Rev. G H Woestemeyer, who knows the right distance to sit for conversation. Merwin, born in Manchester Pennsylvania, moved to Kansas in 1879 and Lawrence in 1899, retired in 1928 after 25 years at Central School School. He enjoys hymns and poetry and looks forward to hearing from former students and friends, including messages from his son in Florida and daughter in Los Angeles.
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Lawrence
Merwin
C. E. Merwin
J. J. Street
G. H.woestemeyer
Woestemeyer
Rev. Woestemeyer
Meinvein
Ward
Floreds
John Kynes
Los Angeles
Calif
Alpha Owens
Vol Ky
Daddy Merwin
Jena Worl
William Kollender Elected Treasurer of State High Twelve Club
William Kollender was elected treasurer of the Kansas State Association of High Twelve Clubs. Officers were elected and installed at a recent meeting held in Kansas City Kansas with the Kansas City Club. Ralph Graber installed the officers and Fred Brown of the local club attended.
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William Kollender
Kansas State Association of High Twelve
Kansas City
Kas
Ralph Graber
Fred Brown
Braised beef in rice ring delight on plate
Braised beef cubes simmer in a rich dark gravy and rest in a ring of fluffy white rice. The dish promises hearty flavors and a comforting, satisfying meal.
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D.A.R. National. Defense
A.W. Laalin
Hee
Prairie Village
Ie Laallin
Central Christian College
Bartlesville
Okio
Kan
Vos
Sean Settee
Don Wetsel
Cora Davenport
Ve ‘Cirele
Will Johns
Jayne Jase
Cleta Converse
Thureday
Coeph Fotzer
Sunnyside
Gram Will Mitchell
Rosa Wulfkuhle
Will
Joyce Luallin
Dave Edwards
L. Edwards
Denice
A. W. Nail
By Jane Sab
Nelly
Weaver's Dress Shop
Old Central School
Street
Fine Millinery
Vermont
A. V. Phillips
NEW York Cleaners
National Institute of Rug Cleaning
Rogers Bros
Ane
Parsons
Jewelry
Sanitone Service
Sanstone
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