Social Activities At Lawrence Country Club Highlights
Social notes from Lawrence feature the golden wedding anniversary of Prof and Mrs. C. C. Crawford in Madison Wisconsin, their Kansas University ties, Gamma Phi Beta alumnae event, Ladies Bridge Luncheon, LOC men’s night, and a series of club gatherings. Also listed are Flower Club programs, 4H Fairgrounds events, and military aviation training in Texas with travel between Topeka Lawrence and San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Crawford
George T. Crawford
Kansas City
Richard H. Crawford
Washington, D.C
Crawfords
Madison
Wis
Crawford
Kansas University
University
Lawrence Country Club
Floyd Rankin
Rankin
Sample
Lawrence Flower Club
J.F.C. Broeker
E. R. Hall
N. M. LeSner
D. T. Ranedell
Winter Veterans Hospital
Topeka
Personal News From Lawrence Alumnae Delegates
Mrs. Paul Schofer returned Saturday from a trip to Florida and West Virginia. In July she served as a delegate from the Lawrence alumnae to the Gamma Phi Beta convention at White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, then visited her parents in Winterhaven, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Strausthan
Paul Schafer
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Paul Schofer
Florida
West, Virginia
Lawrence Alumnae
Four H Club and Home Demonstration Tour and Meetings
The Four H Club held its annual Sunday afternoon tour with members, parents, and guests visiting members’ homes to view projects. Afterward, cakes cookies and punch were served at Louie Holcom’s grove. Activities included foods, clothing, woodworking, gardening, and junior leadership projects. The Sigel unit met in July with lessons on clothing choices. The Doug lsa County 4 H Council met, electing Wanda Kampschroeder as president in Harry Craig’s absence, discussing fair dates, tractor maintenance, and state Roundup attendance. A judging school and concession volunteer request were announced for the county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Holcom
Judy Robertson
Judy Stiteler
Tooda
Linda Stiteler
Karen Torneden
Sammy Pugh
Norman Beers
Roger Beers
Johnny Musick
Corky Robertson
Leroy George
Gary Holladay
Bob Altenbernd
Chuck Shelley
Sigel Home Demonstration Unit
R. L. Clough
I. J. Stoneback
Frank Ellis
Jimmie
Roy T. Webb
Harry Tucker
Herb Slink
Harry Craig
Wanda Kampschroeder
Douglsa County
4-H Council
Gloria Ousdahl
Ronnie Hoover
Hundley
Mary Miller
Six
Handley
Rock Springs
Douglas County
Topeka
Lawrence garden lovers attend tenth annual Hemerocallis Society meeting
Mrs. Roy Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Parsons joined 300 members in Omaha for the 10th annual American Hemerocallis Society gathering. Private gardens in Omaha and Council Bluffs were toured, including the Sass brothers Maple Road Gardens. A Shenandoah visit featured the Henry Field Seed and Nursery Co test garden and the late Helen Field Fischer home. Sam Caldwell led a radio broadcast at the event. The next convention will be in Tulsa June 18 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Anderson
O. R. Parsons
Omaha
Neb
American Hem@rocallis Society
Council Bluffs
Sass Brothers
Maple Road Gardens
Stara
Shenandoah
Henry Field Seed and Nursery Company
Helen Field | Fischer
Flower Deners
KFNK
Judge Fischer
Gretchen Harshberger
Household Maga
Leanna Driftmier
Sam Y. Caldwell
Sam Caldwell
C. W. Hancock
Skintook
Parsons
Hancocks
Lawrence
Tulsa
Local Soroptimist Club To Have Representative Attending National Convention
Miss Virginia Brand will attend both the Uth biennial convention of the American Federation of Soroptimist International and the fifth quadriennial convention of Soroptimist International, representing the Lawrence Club. The events run July 30 to Aug 3 in New York with 1000 clubs from 24 countries and include a 671 club federation attendance and an International president, Mrs. Gertrude G. Hurtz of East St. Louis. An additional American Council of Ventura Clubs meeting follows August 4 to 7 with related luncheons banquets and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uth
American Federation of Soroptimist International
Soroptimist International Association
New York City
Virginia Brand
Soroptimist International
Lawrence Club
Pluma Batten
Woodstown
N. J
American Federation
Federation of Great Britain and
American Council of Ventura Clubs
New York
4 H Conservation Camp at Rock Springs Ranch Aug 6 11
The state 4 H conservation team schedules a camp August 6–11 at Rock Springs Ranch with three scholarships per county. Sessions cover spraying trees, rifle safety, water safety, bird banding, fly casting, and more while campers study game management, forestry, geology, soil conservation and related fields. State representatives from conservation agencies will join, with K State Extension staff and a continuation committee coordinating the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs Ranch
Charles Hoyt
Kansas State College
Manhattan
State Geological Survey
State Fish and Game Commission
State Fire Marshal Office
Kansas Conservation
K-State Extension Division
Dell E. Gates
Harold G. Gallaher
George C. Halazon
R. C. Lind
Winnona Starkey
Marie Hendershot
Mary E Border
John Hanna
Jim Webb
Arkansas’ City
Jerry Brown
Gerald Beebe
Colony
Hob Karr
Emporia
Jerry Just
Salina
Bob Martin
Herndon
Helen Zerbe
Beth Hennigh
Englewood
World population to double in 55 years at current growth rate
Projections indicate the global population could reach twice its present level within about 55 years if current growth trends continue. Factors driving this rise include advances in healthcare and fertility patterns, with significant implications for resources and policy planning worldwide.
Styles in Chignons Give Hair Interest
Fashion notes describe the return of the chignon with varied forms from small Swiss rolls to large Danish buns. Short hair uses pieces, long hair twists into buns, and two toned tinted chignons dominate. New tint options span 14 colors, including canary, bronze, and jet black, with pastel pairings. Hair accessories rise in popularity, featuring Japanese jeweled pins and wooden Hawaii souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islands
Fruit Wreath Salad Dessert Showpiece for Summer
A chaotic copy details a fruit wreath salad dessert idea with cherries melon and pineapple. includes recipe fragments, serving suggestions, and varying notes on accompaniments. It mentions Bing cherries and suggests pairing with crackers, cookies, and cream blends while offering odd asides and mis-spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily Brownstone
Nest
Marion Davies Released From Cedars Hospital
Actress Marion Davies is discharged from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after treatment for a mild cerebral stroke and exhaustion from social duties. Her secretary said she was improving and in a rest period following the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Formey
Marion Davies
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Scholarship Awarded To K U Engineering Senior
Derrell A Sweem a Kansas City Kansas senior in civil engineering at Kansas University received the Danny Taylor Scholarship for 1956 57 announced by Dean T DeWitt Carr. The 50 award honors the late Danny Taylor a student who died in a car accident. Sweem is son of Mr and Mrs Frank Sweem and has a 226 GPA on 3 0 scale plus four Dean's Honor Roll selections and membership in Sigma Tau engineering honor groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Taylor
Derrell A. Sweem
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas University
T. DeWitt Carr
School of Engineering and Architecture
Sweem
Frank V. Sweem
Sigma Tauang Tau Beta Pi
Paris Metropolis Population Reaches Four Point Eight Million
The Paris metropolitan area now numbers about 4.8 million residents, reflecting continued urban expansion and regional cohesion. Official statistics indicate steady growth driven by economic activity, housing development, and migration patterns shaping the greater Île-de-France region.
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Oswald Backus
Vera Lear
Edward Taylor
K.U
R. I. Thrasher
15Th St
F and B Sewing Club
Itonio
Tex
Randolph Air Force Base
Nash
Steven Mills
San Antonio
Spokane
Wash
Mia
Henry James
Raymond Atkins
Howard H. Brown
Brown
Grace Light
Brooklyn
N. Y
Naomi Light
Southwest
Roswell
N. M
H. E. Samson
Juarez
Mexico
Cloud Croft
Albuquerque
California
Miss Light
William P. Shott
Hemet
San Diego
Carlsbad
Pfe
John E. Pierson
Ft. Lewis
Far East
Tom McFarland
John
Denver
Bertha McFarland
Canada
John Brand
St. Louis
Brand
Boys Town
St. Charles
Robert M. Davis
Diana
Malcolm
Lisa
Arlington
John V.' ‘Atchen
Davis
Polly Pierson
United Christian Youth Movement
Camp Wood
Elmdale
Sibyl Rickenberg
Rae Hawks
Robert
Melton
Gallen Ste
By Vivian Brown
Pydey
Olalles
Methows
Serine
Nya Hike
Rho Phate
Sints
K.U. Engineering
Myrtle Peat
Indiana
Paris
France
Bles
Wm. Dhuntert
Perry St
UNS
Ohu Ea
Foul Optic la Belle
Parsons Jewelry
Maan
Drakes
Nelly Don
Wee Cine
Phos
Colie
Weaver's Dress Shop
Dacron
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