City Officials Bid Harold Horn Farewell At Virginia Inn
City department heads and wives attended a Monday farewell for departing City Manager Harold Horn at the Virginia Inn. A marble base desk pen set was purchased for Horn as a parting gift.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1964
Page
5
City department heads and wives attended a Monday farewell for departing City Manager Harold Horn at the Virginia Inn. A marble base desk pen set was purchased for Horn as a parting gift.
VFW Post 852 and Auxiliary hosted a reception for Mrs. O H Correa and Roy Laughlin officers of the Second District Sunday at the Police Fire Building. More than 80 people attended with Dignitaries in the receiving line and refreshments served. Earlier that morning Correa led a School of Instruction at the Holiday Inn while Laughlin chaired a district Council meeting. A noonday smorgasbord followed at the Post Hall with Laughlin and auxiliary members on the luncheon committee.
A recipe for stuffed eggs uses six yolks blended with Italian salad dressing mix pepper horseradish and olive oil. The mixture is spooned into egg whites to form high piled filled eggs and dusted with paprika.
Mr and Mrs William Fleming Dawson III of 2428 Redbud Lane wed in Danforth Chapel with Rev Paul Davis officiating on July 11 at 3 p m The bride Kay Cash daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis H Cash of Fairview Park Ohio wore white como silk with daisy stephanotis bouquet The groom son of Mr and Mrs Paul C Fifield of Kansas City Mo directors of University People to People program and Phi Gamma Delta member served as best man The ceremony featured traditional music and daisies smilax and stephanotis altar decor A buffet dinner followed at the Fifield home
The fourth Talley family reunion will be Sunday at the 4-H Fairgrounds Building No 1 with a basket dinner at noon.
Wednesday Phi Alpha Zeta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at 7 80 p.m. Gay Williamson address 914 W 22nd Terrace.
The report notes about fifty species of crabgrass thrive in warmer climates worldwide. It highlights their adaptability to heat and varied soils, contributing to their widespread presence in tropical and subtropical zones and complicating lawn and agricultural management.
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Hartley came back Monday from a two week vacation at Turtle River Lake Minnesota. They met former Lawrence resident Miss Mabel Richardson now living at 1200 Dewey Street Bemidji.
Pianist James McCalla gives a private recital at 4 p.m. Thursday in Mrs. Raymond Stuhl’s home at 1515 University Dr. His Bach sonatas, Beethoven and Rachmaninoff works highlight a program. McCalla recently graduated from Lawrence High School and will enter Kansas University this fall.
Five educator members of the American Academy of Advertising earned fellowships to join a workshop at Edgewater Beach Hotel with 570 participants. Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe attended a Kansas Chamber of Commerce board meeting at the Jayhawk Hotel in Topeka.
George Brown and Aaron Rabinovitz tied for first at the Lawrence Bridge Club. Second went to Robert L. Ernst and Warren L. Bosch, while Leah Johnson and Thomas Berry placed third. Col J B Olson and Chris Olson finished fourth. The club meets again at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Holiday Inn.
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