Lawrence socialites host luncheon and bridal events
Lawrence social notes report a luncheon at St Pom hosted by Mrs Edwin Simmons with many attendees. Engagement announced for Nadine doyee to Lee Newton of Reading Kas, a Kansas Shitewehers College student and U S Air Force veteran’s son. Joan Dunlap guest of honor at a bridal shower in Eudora City Hall. many local guests attended and gifts were exchanged. Various clubs held meetings and socials at the Faculty Women’s Club, Flower Club, and Lawrence Country Club with prize draws, programs, and upcoming events listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trussell Rose
Tonganoxie
Nadine Doyee
Lee Wo Newton
Newton
Reading
Kas
Miss Rose
Kansas Shitewehers College
Ewton
LOS. Aire Force
Induste Af Khan
State Teachers, College
Emporia
Phi Sigma Epsilon Social Fraternity
Iumor
United States General Accounting Office
Kansas City
Joan Dunlap
John Jewett
Eudora City Hall
Miss Dunlap
Anita Stadler
Frankie Phinney
Nadine Joyce Rose
Lee W. Newton
W. OC Newton
Russell Rose
Friday and Saturday club notes and meetings
The Lawrence Flower Club meets Monday afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with Blair Adams speaking on Eyer.Members may bring specimens for ID and a Q&A session follows. The Women's Missionary Council birthday meeting is Tuesday at 7 PM at Mrs. Charles Wales’s home 1711 W 19th St Terr. Guests welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Flower Club
Yoo'clork
Commerce Reomts
Blair Adams
Women's Missionary Council of Assembly of
Gor Church
Eudora
Charles Wales
W. 19Th
St. Terr
PTA notes on hearings and specialized education meetings
Lawrence area PTA groups host sessions on hearing and speech services and programs for gifted and retarded children. Allan Stallcup Wayne Trail discuss local efforts at East Heights Hillcrest and Pinckney PTAs while junior high and Eudora PTAs plan nominating committees and Fathers Night social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Stallcup
Wayne Trail
Lawrence Public Schools
East Heights Pta
Stallcup
Mr. Trail
Eisenhowers Host First White House Reception Since 1953
The White House glowed with glitter as President and Mrs. Eisenhower welcomed 1,200 guests for a first official reception in two years. The event honored diplomats stationed in Washington, three days after his second term oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Kanawaka 4-H Club January Meeting Highlights
Kanawaka 4-H Club met Tuesday at Kenneth Frank's home with 21 members two visitors and five leaders present. Activities included group singing project talks demonstrations on tulip mantling soil sampling a birds hobby talk and a drainage conservation discussion plus parliamentary practice and a surprise number. Refreshments were served by Mrs Frank and Janet. Belleview 4-H Club to meet Monday at Hesper Community Building with New Year resolutions as roll call prompt and membership cards due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora Flower Club
Arthur Reiss
George Gerstenberger
Harry Hagenbuch
Reiss
Gideon Wees
Joe Strobel
Fred Walker
Kanawaka 4-H Club
Kenneth Frank
Kenny Breithaupt
Karen Kirk
Jimmy Shultz
Carrol Hird
Barbara Alexander
Kenneth Clough
Donald Mitchell
Janet Frank
Arlen Frank
Belleview
Hesper
Marjorie Broers
Tressa Ross
Laura Lee Thoren
Betty Thoren
Buddy Hade
Larry Wilson
Sandy Zinn
David Weeks
Thorens
Personal notes from Browns ville and Kansas City trip
Mr and Mrs George Noland returned from Browns ville Texas after visiting Mrs Nolands sister Garnet Henry and family. Roger Allen doctor will return from Akron Ohio after two week dealer school. Mrs Allen and children Chuckie and Chad visiting Wichita with her parents Mr and Mrs Paul Saffell expected to return Saturday. Mrs Merle Hodges Merriam is a patient at K U Medical Center Kansas City in room 305 D. Her daughter Melissa stays with grandmother Mrs Josephine Hutton. Mr and Mrs Howard Moore back from month long Las Vegas vacation with daughters Mrs John Spayer and Mrs Joe Kennedy and families. The Moores also visited San Diego with Mr O D Moore. Mrs Kennedy and two children returned to Lawrence. Ray Wright returned from business trip to Minneapolis. Mrs Clarence Miller and others go to Kansas City for dinner honoring International La Sertoma board members at Milleman’s on the Plaza. The Inter-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Noland
Brownsville
Tex
Merle Hodges
Merriam
K. U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Melissa
Josephine Hutton
Howard Moore
Las Vegas
Nev
John Spayer
Joe Kennedy
Moores
San Diego
Calif
Moore
O. D. Moore
Kennedy
Lawrence
Ray Wright
Minneapolis
Clarence Miller
Chester Hemphill
Gene Burnett
Edgar Salsbury
International la Sertoma Board
Milleman’ S
Plaza
Inter
Waldorf Salad Variations and School Talk at Sunset Hill
Basic Waldorf Salad mixture with additions such as walnuts ham and potatoes described in a recipe. Also notes a Sunset Day PTA meeting at Sunset Hill School with Supt William Po Walfe discussing school bond plans and future funding, inviting area residents and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Po Walfe
Lavwrertee Public
PTA
Sunset Hill School
Schwarz’ Rds
National Board Opens Three Day Meeting in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs I F Allen of Santa Ana California announce the birth of a daughter Ruth Anne born Saturday They also have two daughters Rebecca 9 and Kristin 5 Mrs Allen formerly Mary Greene of Lawrence daughter of Mrs Phoebe Greene and the late R T Greene Cook sliced mushrooms and wide strips of green pepper together in butter and top veal chops with the mixture
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board
Kansas City
I. F. Allen
Santa Ana
Calif
Ruth Anne
Rebecca
Kristin
Allen
Mary Greene
Lawrence
Phoebe Greene
R. T. Greene
Attractive Position for Intelligent Woman in Kansas City
Job listing seeks a knowledgeable woman with pleasing personality and good appearance. Preference for teaching club or church experience. Age 26 to 6? must be ready to start immediately with a Marshall Field family enterprise. Guaranteed income with advancement plan, insurance, and retirement via profit sharing. For interview, write L. M. Roach 209 East Gregory Boulevard Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Field
Joral
L. M. Roach
East
Gregory Boulevard
Kansas City
Misaouri
Public invited to trade certificates awarding event
The public is invited to an event where trade certificates will be awarded. Lions Entore hy fal is referenced in the fragment but the details remain unclear. the notice urges attendance and recognition of recipients.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Pi Beta
St Pom
Edwin Simmons
W. Compus Ra
Linehron
Ethan Allen
Charles Radcliffe
Fb. Waydys
May Gardner
Maret Baty
John Gage
Ah T Skinner
Sally Six
Vireginia Teter
Winton Winter
Charles Brick
Vera Lear
Faculty Women's Club
Meribah Moore
Cassandra Ritter
Dorothy B. Stucker
Elizabeth Bellows
Lawrence Music Club
Plymouth Congregational Church
Paul Kirkpatrick
Waldemar Gelich
Richard Wagstaff I
Wesley McCalla
A. E. Stoner
C. J. Alexander
Lawrence Country Club
Irving Roth
R. L. Herm
Roy Bergen
Lester Scott
Frederick Shamacker
C. E. James
Luke Smith
K. U
Henry Shenk
William Conboy
J. A
Wiltiwin Brake
the University Chihhill
Soo'tlock
Annd
Dean Owens
Akddy
Hillcrest Pta
Robert Oyler
George Waggoner
Hillcrest Mothers’ Chorus
Dale Turner
Charles Weinaug
Howard Wilcox
J. H. Burckhalter
George Baxter Smith
Margaret Lowman
Eudora Pta
Joe Hargrave
Pinckney Pta
Alfred Moore
Kansas University
William D. Wolfe
Lawrence Public
Kansas
California
Illinois
K.U
Kansas Association For
Eisenhowers
Ith
New York Vi
Frias Ton
Walpole
Pat Meiko
Amaeay
Ghul
Sabach
Ats aNeweer Pering
Eldora Lions Club
Eudora Lions Club
Comaleve Jewelry Store
Joe Schelber
Nick Schelbar
Town & Country Shoes
Royal College Shop
Wo. Guntert
Skippies
Weaver's Corset Shop
Weaver's Sult Shop
Cupid
Hanes
Weaver's Hosiery Shop
Bstree
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