Social activities and club meetings around Kansas City area
Mrs E F Arndt hosted the Home Aid Society dessert with Mrs Roy Bushey assisting. The Kappa Kappa Iota summer meeting met at The Pantry on West 28th Street with reports from Hot Springs Ark. Elks Ladies plan July luncheon and card party. Jolly Stitchers guest luncheon at the Virginia Inn led by Grosdidier. Attendees covered multiple local clubs and visits from Kansas, Missouri, and Philippine Islands members. Willing Workers Club hosted a covered dish luncheon with donations sent to Lecompton residents and Vietnam service members.
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E. F. Arndt
Home Aid Society
Roy Bushey
B. L Traynor
A. B. Ewing
Kappa Kappa Iota
West 28Rd Street
C. D. Hargadine
Evelyn Graber
Verlin Gilbert
KKI
Hot Springs
Ark
Graber
L. R. Perry
Helen Peters
Hargadine
Elks
Don Hults
Pete Bahnmaier
Lecompton
Workers Club
Elizabeth Bahnmaier
Harry Glenn
William Neuschafer
John Neuschafer Sr
Panama
Richard Wingfield
Richard Wright
Vietnam
Parsons to lead Lawrence Flower Club meeting
Mrs. Olie R. Parsons will present the program for the Lawrence Flower Club meeting at 9 a.m. Monday in South Park Recreation Center. Her topic is Midsummer Queen and her Attendants and members plan daylilies themed arrangements. A rose sale and other flower displays are also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olie R. Parsons
Lawrence Flower Club
South Park Recreation Center
Golf Pairings Altered for Ladies Day at Lawrence CC
Regular Tuesday pairings are canceled as the Club Championship Tournament begins. Women not in the event may play after 9 a.m., with tee pairings arranged on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Country Club
Lawrence PBX Club Tour At Local Hospital
The Lawrence PBX Club met at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for July and toured the hospital’s newly organized occupational therapy work room. Jean Lesch led as president while Orva Dodson was chosen as delegate to the PBX clubs international convention in New Orleans July 12 to 16. New members Cherrill Shoemaker and Geri Bartling joined, and Mary Wilson of the Hospital Auxiliary spoke on the therapy program’s origins and goals. Martha Donoho arranged the evening’s program and volunteers in the workshop assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Martha Donoho
Marriage of Edith Mae Elam and Burnett Franklin
Edith Mae Elam formerly of Lawrence now Kansas City Mo and Burnett Franklin of Kansas City Kay were married at 8 p m Thursday in Plymouth Congregational Church chapel Dr John E Febble officiated with immediate family present Attendants were Mrs June McMillin and Glenn E Brunk of Kansas City Kan and James A Franklin of Hightstown NJ The couple will reside in Kansas City Kan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Mae Elam
Lawrence
Kansas City
Burnett Franklin
Kay
Plymouth Congregational Church
John E. Febble
June McMillin
Glenn E. Brunk
Kan
James A. Franklin
Hightstown
N. J
Franklin
Crushed Corn Flakes Convert To Fine Crumb Measure
A recipe notes that one cup of fine cornflake crumbs requires crushing four cups of corn flakes to reach the equivalent crumb quantity.
Lanning McMillen Wedding in First Methodist Church
Lanning daughter of Charles and Mrs. Lanning and Shan non Michael McMillen son of Mr. and Mrs Hale of Fort Scott exchanged double ring vows Saturday July 1 at First Methodist Church. Dr Edwin F Price officiated with organist Dan Abrahamson and a program of classical selections. The bride wore a white crepe sheath with Venise lace and a cathedral train, attended by sisters Doris Lanning and other bridesmaids. The groom’s party included Bryan McMillen and Francis M. Stone II. After the ceremony the reception in Fellowship Hall featured blue and white decor and a wedding cake with blue roses. The couple will reside in Kansas City Kansas where the bride will teach and the groom will study at KU Medical School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Harriette
Lanning
Charles W. Lanning
Shannon Michael McMillen
W.’ Hale
McMillen
Fort Scott
First Methodist Church
Edwin F. Price
Dan Abrahamson
Samuel Barber
Bach
Handel
Brahms
Tschaikovsky
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Patty McGrew
Doris Lanning
George Benson
Philadelphia
Alice Henry
Omaha
Neb
Winston Anderson
Francis M. Stone II
Ronald P. Ashley
Kansas City
Edward G. Lanning
Charles F. Lanning
Kan
Ralph Willard
Danny Magee
Raytown
Karen Renstrom
Kathie Phillips
Bartlesville
Okla
Bryan McMillen
Decatur, Ill
James Dicker
la Surface
Terry McCluggage
Potatoes and parsonage tie firm to Lincoln church
In Lincolnshire the Nocton parish of All Saints is claimed as a patronage by Smith's Potato Crisps after 8,000 acres were bought around Nocton thirty years ago. The stake allows the firm to nominate a vicar for the bishop of Lincoln. the church runs its own affairs while the company offers support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Church of England of
All Saints
Nocton
Lincolnshire
Smith’s Potato Crisps
Lincoln
Ronald Baker
Social Calendar Events for Friday and Saturday
Friday TS Club meets at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Gladys Martin at 912 A Street. Saturday the Lawrence Square Dance Association hosts the Big Four Dance at 8 p.m. in the Kansas Union ballroom. Lawrence Flower Club meets in the South Parkwen Center in the morning. Jolly Liiteners Club gathers at 12 30 p.m. at the Virginia Inn Belleview Ladies Aid at 11 30.
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TS Club
Gladys Martin
A. 1
Lawrence Square Dance Association
Kansas Union Ballroom
Jolly Liiteners Club
Virginia Inn
Belleview Ladies Aid
Banglé es ay p.m. at the Haplés Lo W 6th St
A readable fragment from an OCR note mentions a time phrase and a street address Haplés Lo W on 6th Street. The text is incomplete but indicates a location and time reference. No clear event or subject is identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banglé Es ‘Ay P.m
Kaw Valley 1856 WWI Veterans Auxiliary Picnic Meeting
About 50 members and guests attended a picnic supper Thursday evening at South Park Recreation Center. Regular Bar racks and Auxiliary meetings followed. Guests included Mrs Theresa Bardgett of Bermuda and Mrs C W Better, Goldie Bailey, and Mrs Pearl Brockmann of Topeka. Next meetings set for September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley
South’ Park Recreation Center
Theresa Bardgett
Bermuda
C. W
Goldie Bailey
Pearl Brokmann
Topeka
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Jolly Stitchers Club
Joseph LaGue
Eudora
Galen Trabant
Manhattan
Donald Seiwald
Sharon
Mike
James
Rosemary
Independence
Charles Shea
Louisburg
Richard Krizman
Ricky
Bill
Ann Marie
Leawood
Paul Seiwald
Karen
Prairie Village
Ed Lonergan
Roberta
Bernard Grosdidier
Janet
Arthur Grosdidier
Paul
Joe
Philip
Rosemary Grosdidier
Art Stramel
Chris
Elaine
Steven
Kaw
Cording Palashio
Philippine Islands
Herbert Grosdidier
John
Joan
Joe Kelley
Steve
Pat
Mary Jo
Charles Schehrer
Martha Seiwald
Albert Grosdidier
William Schehrer
Alfred Seiwald
Ronald Grosdidier
Gerald Grosdidier
Don
Rebekah Lodge
Centennial Park
IOOF
Schehrer
Albert
Driscoll
Linda Williams
Cindy Denton
Linda and
Cindy
South Park School
KU School of Medicine
Kansas University
Kappa Alpha Theta
Sigma ‘Nu
Roy . Johnson
Kelly Rae
W._'Anneberg
Joseph Rei
Paul Gorman
Ed Gordon
Daniel I. Meara
Evalynn Wolgast
Chanute
Tom Saxton
Cathy
Tom Jr
Donny
Jola
Harry D. McMillen
Judy Whitaker
J. Humphrey
Dallas
Tex
Dennis Waetzig
Coffeyville
Don. James
Pittsburg
Mary. Lou’ Paulsen
Cheryl Lasley
Mission
John Max Youle
Wichita
Debbie ‘Youngstrom
Des Moines
Iowa
Michael S. Murphy
Augusta
W.L. Phillips
Mary Charlesworth
Ogdenaville
N. Y
Mrs. Shannon Michael McMillen
Potato‘ Crisp Patron
Suede Coats
Coats
E Childrens
Aan
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