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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1953

Page

5

Lawrence social calendar and engagements form busy week

A long list of meetings and events fills Lawrence social life. engagements include Doris Irene McConnell to William Dean Owens of Topeka, with KU ties and Marine Corps plans. Altrusa and Victory Club activities plus Bridge gatherings at The Hearth and University Club. bridal shower for Joan Roberman Todd. church and civic group meetings address Kansas Day programs, bicycle ordinances, and World Day of Prayer planning.

Howard McConnell Doris Irene William Dean Owens Claude E. Owens Topeka Miss McConnell University of Kansas Jone Gamma Beta Mu Phi Epsilon Owens School of Business Mene Sigma Fiami Alpha Kappa Pai Marine Corps Doris McConnell

Women’s Kan gas Day Club Meeting In Topeka

Mrs A J Decker attends the meeting of the Women’s Kan gas Day Club in Topeka today. Mrs C W Anderson is ill at home with flu this week. Mrs Elmer L Knapp reports selling her Topeka home and moving to College Hill Apartment 1433 Lincoln St. Carl P Assel injured when a cable broke at Bower Lock Milling Co sand plant. in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. H W Keene underwent surgery at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and is in satisfactory condition at noon. Among those who attended the Republican Women’s Club luncheon in Topeka Wednesday.

Milin Trentham Omaha Neb Hazel Lee Simmons Trentham London England United States Miss Trentham Nebraska School For the Deaf Ethel High Lawrence University Haskell Fay Brown Miss Simmons Altrusa Club Miss Trentjar Eldridge Nebraska Patricia Ann Swiney Kansas City Mary Tol Stier Betty Tudor Kathleen Lynn Weathers Joseph R. Brown Hicks Richard N. Bills LeRoy Ulrich Quinter James A. Konomos J. A. Konomos John Dolan Fred Hall Harold Mercer Helen Nystrom Lawrence Council of Church Trinity, Lutheran Church John Patton O. H. Garber W. C Lewis Forney Robert Mathis Kansas The Mite Society Mathis Harold .von Gunten Harry Smith A.J. Decker Kan‘gas Day Club Topeka C. W. Anderson Elmer L. Knapp College Hill Lincoln St Carl P. Assel Lawrence Memorial Hospital Bower- Lock Milling Co H. W. Keene Republican Women's Club Wed-j

Republican victory breakfast speaker at Topeka event

Mrs C E Friend served as chaplain and gave the invocation while Guy Keeler of the University Extension delivered the main address at a Topeka victory breakfast. The Allen/Oyler/Stough couples joined Kansas Day meetings, with County Attorney Allen and Mr Oyler attending county attorneys' events.

Nesaay C. E. Friend A. B. Mitchell Paul . Abels Daad McCreath Jonathan B. Carter Guy Keeler University Extension Topeka Milton Allen Robert Oyler Charles Stough Allen Mr. Oyler

Mt Oread Encampment Hosts District Meeting

Kaw Valley Encampment District No. 3 will meet Friday night January 30 at 8 pm at Mt Oread Encampment Lodge. Wives of members are invited and will be entertained by the Women’s Club during the closed session. A program follows the business meeting with drill by the Patriarchs Militant Branch. E O Gilbert from Iola and other officers will attend.

Mt. Oread Woman's Club Toof Hall Kansas City Topeka Ottawa Osawatomie Emporia Kaw Valley L.E.A Mt. Gread Patriarchs Militant Branch Order Gilbert Iola

Congress Sets Tone for Eisenhower Foreign Policy Message

Washington officials and diplomats expect President Eisenhower’s upcoming State of the Union to outline broad foreign policy aims with possible concrete steps. The address follows two major speeches focusing on leadership of the non Communist world and the public’s confidence in the State Department under Dulles, who signals a tough stance on Communists and a look at trouble spots from the Middle East to North Africa. The report notes secrecy around the full message and the role of Soviet agitation in shaping policy. A final line mentions ground chicken giblets as a sandwich spread ingredient.

Washington 0. S Eisenhower Congress America Dulles State Department Foreign Service Russia Dulley Middle East South Asia North Africa

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Funce Charles Young Jr C. Hinshaw E.C.W Funcheon the Hearth Nick-o-Lets Double Dee Club Roy Adan Deon S. C. Hinshaw E. O. W. Club University Club D. Paden Edgar A. Harrison Victory Club John L. Kennedy Maple St Melvin Franz Dave Mitchell Ted Anderson Leonard C. House Centenary Methodist Church J. F. Morgan Clifford Pine Mrs. Morgan B. L. Hills Earl Davis Smith Woollawn Pta Jim Cole Lila Sellwind Opal Ashentelter Mary Larson Robert Brown James Katzie Dorsey-Liberty Auxiliary American Legion Municipal Roding Dora Worley Ida Lyons National Security Ruth Hemphil St. Francis Boys Homes Ellsworth Boys’ Homes Robert Mize Salina Division of Child Welfare Kansas Department of Social Welfare March of Dimes Fund Mary Beth Johnston Frances Roy Me. &T 7Th St Della Williams Arla Elliott Hattie McClain Karl Todd Joan Roberman Charles Roberman Irene Harald Hoberman C. R. Mattox McLouth Sidney Mitchell Tonganoxie Lloyd Spencer Roscoe Husted Harry Sutton Gene Snow Arthur Nease Robert Forbes George Burmiment Paul Abel Mildred Weeks Bernice Spence Patricia Nease Grace Roberman Charlene Roberman Charles Mattox Tillie Parks Raymond Vandeventer George Tucker Okemah Okla Bess Wamack Joe Drake Asia Club Ed Brass Clark Morton C. 4. Graham Graham Richard Treece Melvin Martin Jo Anne Deal James M. Deal Quivira Lake Walter Jay- Hicks Messiah Lutheran Church Kan George W. Wahtin Iden Reese Claire de Lune Tschaikowsky Bert Adams Barbara Boal Evangelical United Brothers Church Fred Burch N. Y. St C. Q. Burch Edna Corp Jay Dee Jaynes Castle Tea Room Caroline Torneden Europe Betty Alexander Joan Kappelman Velma Highsmith Shirley Harris Nelda McBride Miss Torneden Leland Young Theve C. Ship Fund G. E. E., Lindquist Conevalescent County Welfare Department Patton First Methodist Church Africa Harold B. Lundgren First Baptist Church H. H. Brookens St. Luke's Methodist Church Bruce Cameron Harold G. Barr Fred Kloepner Trinity Lutheran Church United Kingdom Stanilton Mass Weakley Whitney Pembroke Sprague- Carleton Sprague-Carleton Lawrence, Kansas Weares Misa Cecile Myers Weaver's Crocheting and Knitting Shop
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