Community clubs host social events at university and church
Social activities across several groups include KU Women in Education hosting a 80 attendee event with a pot-luck supper at University Club rooms. The Holy Family Church 4-H dinner drew 180 members and guests with music and dance performances. Xi Gamma Beta Sigma Phi held a meeting at LeRoy Dutt home with Valentine party plans for Feb 15. Ann Marie Owens and Jerry Newby announce engagement with college studies noted.
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KU Women In Education
University Club Rooms
Mass. St
Robert Ridgway
Lelon Capps
James Neelley
J. W. Yates
Richard Rundquist
DeWayne Nymann
John Cawley
Fred Montgomery
Ross Armstrong
Nita Wyatt
William York
Herold Regier
William Nolan
Donald Farmer
E. R. Elbel
Oscar Haugh
Xi Gamma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
LeRoy Dutt
A. D. Gasper
Don Julian
Don Tobler
Ann Marie Owens
Rex Owens
DeSoto
Jerry Newby
B. B. Newby
Yates Center
Miss Owens
Emporia State Teachers College
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Mr. Newby
Emporia State
Lawrence High recital features Lawrence Accredited Music Teachers
Lawrence High School hosts a 7 30 p m recital in the chorus room with students led by Mrs Richard Beahm Mrs Luther Gilliam Mrs Loren Lockwood Mrs Albert Burgstahler Mrs E J Isle Mrs Dean Owens Mrs E M Paxton Mrs Stanley Shumway and Don Beene. The program includes titles such as Black Hawk Waltz Greensleeves and Witches Ride and features performances on piano cello and violin by multiple students and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Richard Beahm
Luther Gilliam
Loren Lockwood
Albert Burgstahler
E. J. Isle
Dean Owens
E. M. Paxton
Stanley Shumway
Don Beene
Miss Lessenden Travels to France for Study Year
Sandra Lessenden of Topeka a Kansas University junior and granddaughter of C M Lessenden Sr leaves for France to attend the Institute for American Universities under the University of Marseilles. Students must take six hours of French and usually live with local families while studying at both institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Lessenden
Topeka
Kansas University
C. M. Lessenden Sr
Ohio St
France
University of
Club Notices for Double Dozen and University Dinners
Mrs Edward Boehle of 1845 Ill St will host the Double Dozen Club at 2 p.m. Friday. The University Club plans a covered dish dinner at 6 30 p.m. Friday in the club rooms followed by bridge. Hosts include Mr and Mrs E L Haynes and Mr and Mrs Fletcher Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Boehle
Ill. St
University Club
E. L. Haynes
Fletcher Bell
Social Calendar Week Schedule for Wednesday to Thursday
Barn Dancers at SpowlOO Hall with square dance club. Lawrence Country Club hosts events including bridge luncheon. Mrs Richard Carter at 2084 Oxford Rd attends reading group by French Tlay. University reading group for women at 1934 Ala St. KU Faculty Club dessert bridge at 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spowloo Hall
Lawrence Country Club
Richard Carter
Oxford Rd
Jose Osma
St. KU
Blessings and faux pas brighten a tough day
Ann Landers recounts counting blessings after a chaotic day and advises perspective for common annoyances. A department store helper assists a man with his coat on a crowded bus, sparking debate on social etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Faux
Local residents share travel and health updates
Piety Wolfe and family return from Florida after three months at Imperial Point in Fort Lauderdale. The Ringlers plan six months in Europe while visiting Nassau and Key West and attending the Orange Bowl in Miami. Dr. Lawrence Penner hospitalized after surgery in Storrs Connecticut. Dinner guests included the Penner family and Miss Wilma Weidlein. Kansas Day Club luncheon in Topeka featured Dolph Simons. Harry Nevin improving after a stroke at Kansas City medical center. William W. Hambleton noted as associate state geologist.
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W. D. Wolfe
Ark. St
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
L. O. Ringler
Imperial Point
Ringlers
Europe
Wolfe
Nassau
Key West
Miami
Frank H. Penner
Conn
Storrs
Lawrence R. Penner
Penner
Windham Memorial Community Hospital
Penners
Robert R. Kruse
David
Barbara
Topeka
Wilma Weidlein
Iowa
Knoxville
D. A. Miller
A. I. Decker
A. D. Rice
Kansas Day Club
Woman's Club
Dolph Simons
Harry Nevin
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Old Lawrence
Nevin
William W. Hambleton
GEO Study Steering Committee Meeting and Curriculum Talks
Associate director of the State Geological Survey will attend a GEO Study steering committee meeting in Allentown Pennsylvania Sunday and Monday. He also plans to visit San Francisco California February 22 and 23 for a GEO Study meeting on geology college curricula. Mr and Mrs Eugene W Corel and Mrs Robert White spent the weekend in Rogers Arkansas as guests of Lt Col and Mrs S M Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Geological Survey
Allentown
Hambleton
San Francisco
Calif
Eugene W. Corel
Robert White
Rogers, Ark
S. M. Fletcher
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Holy Family Church
Eudora
Kathy Coughlin
Maggie Desch
Dale Peterson
Lonn Lieurance
Anna Maria Vargas
Angie and
Mary K. Sommers
Holy Family Parish
Entre Nous Club
Car! White
Bernice Black
Arthur Pitcher
Dora Edwards
Phillip Lopez
Ethel Johnson
George Brown
Verner Newman Jr
Lillian Taylor
Cordelia Mitchell
William Greene
Leonard McClanahan
Brown
Marna
Walsh- Hah
Harbeen Plourwitz
Winstine
Carswell
French Molle
Mimi Wurwits
A Bartok
Debbie Gehlhach
Richter Mimi and
Barbara Blurwith
Jesse Marsha Brown
Ditlenhaver Greensleeves
Rebe
Wood
Dugeder Wathy Daricott
Trishman
Andre
Tierney Cowell
Steven Shuia
Jean Ahd
Badlvethe Mekktein
Nanew Warfield
Halse
Dick Githerman
Ralphling
Barbara Wray
Captain Weatherbrave
Marionettes
Marehiny Mwekstein
Sally Fessler
Heller T
Susan Schwanzte
Mareh
Die Bach
Gwen Rummer
Dale Runner
Ace
Eckstein
Ginna Gill
Jesse
Miss Lessenden
Mccrory
Otasco
Oklahoma Tire & Supply Co
Giant
Can
Tate
Step Nour de Slack Sale
Ann _ Landers
Ann Landers
Junior
Helen
Helen Harmon
Susie Hess
Phyllis Hubbard
East 7Th
Rensbera
Massachusetts
Connie
Penobscot
Vitality
Jacqueline
Ameritex
Ship 'N Sail
Bates New Editions
DAN River
Dillon's Plaza
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