Engagements and social notices fill Lawrence Kans. pages
Grace Elizabeth Whitenack and Leo K Hayden plan a spring wedding. Barbara Jean McGinnis engages to Edmund J Mitchell with ceremonies at St Johns Church Topeka. Gamma Phi Beta hosts style show for philanthropy. bridal shower for Teresa Osma. DAV Auxiliary events planned. 4-H clubs host meetings. Beta Sigma Phi and Sunflower 4-H share programs. community bridge winners named.
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Lawrence
Gamma Phi Beta
Gammna Phi Bet
Elmer Broat
W. Weeber Hutton
Community club notes and meetings across town
A schedule of meetings for the executive board of Christian Women's Fellowship at the First Christian Church, Unit meetings of the League of Women Voters, Jaycee Jaynes gathering at 117 Pawnee Ave, and various social clubs including the Delta Gamma Alumnae, Beta Sigma Phi, and Lawrence groups. Also notes on postponed events, initiations, and upcoming refreshments and hostesses.
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Christian Women's Fellowship
First Christian Church
Jaycee Jaynes
Byron Sneegas
Pawnee Ave
Beta Sigma Phi
Castle Tea Room
Berenece Asher
Mildred Clodfelter
Jeleen Engelson
Mary Paxton
Local residents share travels and visits this week
Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Simons returned Monday evening from a week in New York City and Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rice and daughters visited over the weekend with his parents. Dr. G Basey Price of Kansas University attended a committee meeting at Princeton to plan undergraduate mathematics programs sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America. Mr. and Mrs. F H Johns returned from Topeka after a week at the home of their daughter Mrs. John King and Mr. King.
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Dolph Simons
New York City
Philadelphia
Jim Rice
William M. Rice
Jack Barr
John
Stephanie
Leati
Barr
George Spears
G. Basey Price
Kansas University
Princeton University
The
Mathematical Association of America
F. H. Johns
Topeka
John King
King
Plan to merge West Bengal and Bihar to form big India
New Delhi reports a plan to consolidate India's 27 states into five large regions. West Bengal and Bihar agree to merge into a 65 million people state with Calcutta as capital. 25 million and 40 million residents face uncertain reactions. approval rests with state legislatures and Parliament. Bombay remains tense but quiet as government skirts potential outbreaks. Fresh orange juice shipments begin in quart cartons.
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New Delhi
India
West Bengal
Bihar
Calcutta
Bombay
Women's Club events center in Topeka for Kansas Day Week
Activities for women across Kansas concentrate in Topeka during Kansas Day festivities. The 45th Kansas Council of Women opens with Miss Dot B. McDaniel presiding, with Dr Blanche Dow as luncheon speaker. The 49th Woman's Kansas Day Club meeting follows featuring Dr Edward H Hashinger on Pioneer Medicine. A Mansion reception closes Friday's events. Saturday hosts the Kansas Women's Republican Club meeting with Gov Hall luncheon. Native Sons and Daughters and Kan Authors Club also schedule sessions at Topeka venues including the Hotel Jayhawk.
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Topeka
Dot B. McDaniel
Wichita
Kansas Council of Women
Lawrence
Blanche Dow
Cottey College
Nevada
Woman's Kansas Day Club
Edward H. Hashinger
Kansas University Medical School
E. P. Day
A. I. Decker
C. A. Thomas
Dale Scheideman
David McCreath
Peggy McMullen
Eugene McMillin
F. W. Brittingham
Dale Sillix
Fred Cooper
Don McConne
Carol Jean McMillin
Frank Belinder
Kansas City
Kansas Woman's Republican Club
Woman's Club
Governor Hall
George Marshall
Basehor
Kan Authors Club
Mie
Kansas
Jayhawk
Ewing Herbert
Hiawatha
Native Sons and Daughters
Supreme Court
Virg Hill
Clinton School to Aid March of Dimes Event
Clinton School students plan a fundraiser for the March of Dimes this Wednesday from 6 to 9:30 pm. They will serve chili hot dogs milk and pop with an entertainment program at the school led by Principal Agnes Shockley and teacher Gayle Strider.
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Clinton
March of Dimes
Clinton School
Agnes Shockley
Gayle Strider
No. 6 Corner
K State expects jump in teaching graduates
Manhattan Kansas high education figures show nearly a third more beginning teachers to place this year. Chester B Peters, director of placement, estimates 175 graduates in 16 fields seeking teaching jobs in 1951, compared with 138 in 1950. Kansas State will graduate about 225 who will be qualified to teach, but about 50 may not enter the profession immediately due to marriage or military service. New curricula in industrial education are being developed.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas
Stite College
Chester KB. Peters
Kansas State
Stéach
Peters
K-State
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Ray H. Whitenack
Olathe
Grace Elizabeth
Leo K. Hayden
Lincoln
Neb
Albert Hayden
Miss Whitenack
Kansas State College
Hayden
H. C. Kenyon Sr
Concordia
Mitchell
Everett Marsh
Teresa Osma
William Mann Randolph
Plymouth Congregational Church
Jayhawk Auxiliary No 22
Eilene Gilbert
Dodge City
Glen Lizer
Gilbert
Wadsworth Hospital
Winter General Hospital
Tvan Rowe
FB. F. Hazlett
George Docking
D. H. Bartholomew
Lawrence Bodle
Henry Bubb
Barbara Elizabeth
John Carmack Dicus
George Byron Dicus
Hutchinson
Grace Cathedral
Topeka Country Club
Miss Bubb
Kappa Kappa Gamma Social
Phi Chi Theta
Dicus
K. U
Phi Delta Theta
Scabbard and Slade
Stull Busy Beavers
Deer Creek School
Mary Kay Houk
Barbara Anderson
Joyce Schwemmer
Sharon Sue
Coffman
Kenneth O'Conner
Sandra Steel
Ray Henry
Betty Damm
Walter Confer
Alpha Gamma Chapter
Martha Miler
Gwen Mitchell
Nancy Phillips
Peg Lesch
Marnie Lindley
Sharon Pettengill
Sue Smith
Deatra White
Candy Walters
Jane Lindley
Sunflower 4-H
Barker School
Mary Ericson
Benny Rowing
Beverly Foley
Frank Speicher
Piand
Sharon Hodson
Norman Rogers
Norma Rogers
Francis Foley
Know
Bill Hundley
County 4-H Club
Rock Springs
John Foster
Elmer Husted
Ben Rowing
Hadley
Speicher
Clarence Hodson
Frank Wempe
C. A. Rogers
Benjamin G. Lewis
Leila Myers
State Board of Health
Myers
Douglas County Health Council
Douglas County Mental Health Association
Grace Elizabeth Whitenack
Lincoln, Neb
Jenesden
O and E Sewing Club
League of Women Voters
John E. Hawkins
Tenn. St
R. J. Canuteson
Miss. St
J. W. Drury
M. L. Thompson
C. M. Baker
Jacob Kleinberg
Harold Barrett
Raymond Cerf
Kevin, Jones
Kleinberg
Job
Idof Hall
Mount Oread
Order of Eagles
Aerie Hall
9Th St
Robert Swift
Delta Gamma
Vt. SI
Lawrence Woman's Club
St Agnes Guild
Trinity
A. M. Hughes
Helianthus Club
John Chaney
la. St
Homer Nelson
Allan Stallcup
Yarnold
Double Dee
Harry Unger
Mo. St
Lawrence Country Club
Roy Bergen
Elmer Pierson
Sample
Lewis Lindsay Dyche
Daughters of the American Revolution
Dyche
Joseph Woot" Murray
Mes. Murvis. Lett
James Parsons
Dyetie
Lawrences
Youth Week Services
Church of the Nazarene
Masseachusetts
Leon Wyss
Speier
Bethany College
Perry St
Socony
Palm Beach
E. G. Wright
Antioch Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Convention
Iowa Street
Little Brown Church
Sanitone Dry Cleaner
America
New Hampshire
Santa. Lawren
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