Lawrence civic and church groups host summer activities
Lawrence residents gather for weddings and receptions as Jo an Lobb and Peter Alden Anderson plan a June 29 reception at the Lawrence Country Club preceded by a family ceremony at Danforth Chapel. Community groups host coffees, luncheons, and meetings across KU area churches and clubs with plans for the coming year and memorials to Miss Mildred Mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Allan Lobb
Route 1
Lawrence
Joan
Peter Alden Anderson
Dean
Kenneth E. Anderson
Clifton Ct
Lawrence Country Club
Danforth Chapel
Kansas University
Club and group meetings set for Lawrence area this week
Local organizations in Lawrence schedule meetings and events across the week. VFW Auxiliary, AAUW Lawrence Branch, Jayhawk TOPS Club, Wadsworth Veterans Aid, Mothers Discussion Club, Rebekah Degree, Wesleyan Service Guild, Lawrence B P W Club, and Kansas Federation of Post Office Clerks Auxiliary announce gatherings at venues including the Po lice Fire Building Castle Tea Room Army Reserve Training Center 4 H Fairgrounds Eldridge Hotel and homes, with hosts and topics listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kansas Federation of Post Office Clerks
Francis Worley
Maple Lane
Thomas Waner
Recital by Mrs. Allen Features Studio Pupils
Mrs. M. C. Allen hosted a string recital at her home 441 Neb. St with pupils performing pieces by Beethoven Offenbach Mendelssohn and Mozart. The program included violin and viola selections and was accompanied by Mrs. Allen.
Mimi Frink Heads to Miss Kansas Pageant in Pratt
Miss Lawrence of 1962 Mimi Frink will travel Tuesday to Pratt to compete in the Miss Kansas Pageant. The event runs Wednesday registration through Saturday finals. Frink is joined by her mother Mrs Russell Frink and pianist Susan Dunlap. Her talent will be a ballet dance titled After a Dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pound
Daughters of the
G. D. Weilepp
Ottawa
Jonathan B. Carter
Mildred Mast
Robert Karr
Girard
Kansas
DAC
Karr
Hawaii
Harry Webster
H. H. Fowler
J. Neale Carman
W. J. Keeler
Ida Lyons
Earl Marshall
Fred Reynolds
E. C. Ricketts
Fred Snart
Homer Terry
W. H. Varnum
George Weyermuller
Susan Todd
Elizabeth Davis
Edyth Salvesen
Edith Beach
Lawrence
Mimi Frink
Pratt
Atlantic City
Miss Frink
Russell Frink
Susan Dunlap
Carolyn Parkinson
K State Plans Germany Study Center and Nigerian AID Project
Kansas State University will establish a study abroad center in Germany within two years. President James A. McCain announced at Alumni Day that K State was invited to lead an AID project to develop agricultural and veterinary colleges at a Nigerian university. He cited progress including a new school of commerce, three major building projects, a distinguished professorship, and being chosen as the site of the national research center for ASHRAE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Germany
James A. McCain
Kansas State
National Research Center
American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers
Russell H. Petefish
Devon
Insurance Company of North America
Olin Petefish
Crescent Rd
Russell Petefish
Kansas University
C. C. Winsler
Oral Carpenter
Pleasanton
Carpenters
Harley
F. H. Woodard
Parke H. Woodard
la. St
Bailey Meter Co
Tulsa
Okla
Omaha
Neb
Woodard
Joan Stanton
Wakeeney
Warren Bell
Maple Lane
Tom Halladay
Oskaloosa
California
Martin Slobodnik
Santa Rosa
Keith Allen
Mikie
Tony Slobodnik
McLouth
Halladay
Robin Dean
Mt. Edgecumbe Indian School
Sitka
Alaska
C. W. Winston
Haskell Grounds
KU Mortar Board Chapter Celebrates 50th Anniversary
The Kansas University Torch Chapter of Mortar Board marked its 50th year with a Saturday luncheon at the Kansas Union. Sixty eight women attended as charter members recalled formation in 1912 and early projects like dormitory campaigns guiding Corbin Hall’s 1923 opening.
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Kansas University
Torch
Mortar Board
Kansas Union
Mae Rossman Aul
Sabetha
Beulah Murphy White
Bonner Springs
Nell Martindale Kuchs
Marysvile
Grace Wilkie
Wichita
Fraser Hall
Corbin Hall
Officer Installation of Rebekah Past Noble Grands
Past Noble Grands Officers of Rebekah Past No ble Grands Club were installed at the IOOF Hall meeting. New officers include Carrie Ericson president Magdalen a Husted vice president Frankie McCleery secretary Emma Overbaugh treasurer. Appointed officers include Margaret Broeker chaplain Carrie Bayer musician Mae Neever reporter Hazel Rinehart financial chair man Blanche Dodds Emma Sey mour Dorothy Rose welfare committee Stella Robinson cheer chairman. Thirty one members attended a covered dish luncheon.
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Rebekah
Noble Grands Club
IOOF
Carrie Ericson
Magdalena Husted
Frankie McCleery
Emma Overbaugh
Margaret Broeker
Carrie Bayer
Mae Neever
Hazel Rinehart
Blanche Dodds
Emma Seymour
Dorothy Rose
Stella Robinson
National Soldiers' Home a Paradise for a WAAF
Mona Schatz, 51, a World War II era WAAF, is the only active woman resident among 2,200 men at the National Soldiers' Home in Washington. She calls the 300 acre facility a paradise and a country club, living in Anderson Cottage with a hospital bed, private bath, and access to regular mess hall meals, films, and social activities alongside male residents and visiting families.
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Washington
Mona Schatz
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Scott Building
Mona
WAAF
Franklin Square
Long Island
Ma Denaux
Erma Gorman
Regina Jones
Senators
Anderson Cottage
Summer House
Lincoln
4-H Club and HDU News Luncheons and Activities
The 4 H Club and HDU News reports luncheons this week at the 4 H Fairgrounds and local homes with lessons on Cooking Meat with Dry Heat. Hilltop and Pleasant Valley units hold meetings with roll calls and potluck asks. Stull Busy Beaver 4 H Club held a 4 H Sunday picnic for about 60 at Centennial Park.
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Tndia Home Demonstration Unit
Fairgrounds
Floyd Stinson
William Mercer
Jack Harris
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Unit
LaVern Hadl
Stull
Beaver
Big Springs
Richland
Centennial Park
Hallman
Richland and
Lybran Endsley
Lecompton
Clifford Hook
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Richard Ice
Manhattan
Social Calendar from Town Clubs and Groups
Tuesday events include Year Round Club at 9 a.m. in Castle Yea Room, Jayhawk TOPS Club 7 to 8 30 p.m. at Army Reserve Training Center, Mothers Discussion Club 7 p.m. with family picnic at 4-H Fairgrounds, KU Faculty Club event at p.m., square dance, and Business and Professional Women 6 30 p.m. at Eldridge Hotel.
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Lawrence Business and Professional Women's Club
Eldridge Hotel
Castle Yea
Jayhawk
Army Reserve Training Center
21St and
Jona Sts
Eudora HS Alumni Hold Annual Dinner Event
About 200 alumni gathered at Eudora High School gym Saturday for the annual Alumni Association dinner honoring teachers coaches and the 1962 graduating class. Bill Smith attended as the first coach. Rev. J M Torrance gave the invocation. Anita Stadler read the school history. Mrs. Charles Gerstenberger led memorial remarks for deceased members. Carl Lothholz recognized for 1906 class 50th year. a quartet sang old favorites. officers reported and new officers elected with plans to meet first Saturday in June.
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Alumni Association
Eudora High School
Bill Smith
Cassville
J. M. Torrance
Caney
Kan
Mattie Kindred
Anita Stadler
Charles Gerstenberger
Carl Lothholz
Clebourne
Tex
Doug Harris
Frank Page
Louie Bartz
Lawrence
Terry Fox
Ray Warmker
al Colman
David Wright
Warmker
Carrol Gerstenberger
Clarence Fuller
Carlyle Trabant
Reed addresses C of E grads on world changes and opportunities
Clyde M. Reed, Parsons Sun publisher and Kansas State Board of Regents chair, spoke at the College of Emporia commencement. He warned hazards are greater yet opportunities rise, urges focusing on possibilities. Reed received an honorary doctor of letters degree as 49 graduates received diplomas from registrar Lyle W. Hilbert.
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Emporia — College
Clyde M. Reed
The
Parsons Sun
Kansas State Board of Regents
College of Emporia
Soups Benefit From Storing Liquid From Vegetables
Soups sauces and gravies often gain depth by using liquid drained from cooked or canned vegetables as a natural flavor booster. The guidance suggests incorporating this broth to enrich texture and taste in various recipes.
Kansas University and area guests head to events
Local notices list multiple KU graduates and relatives visiting for commencements and family events. Individuals include Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas traveling to Colorado for Rosemary Crouch’s graduation, Mrs. Dodderidge of Washington planning a world tour, and Dr. Claude Dixon aiding a medical alumni drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thomas
Colorado
John Crouch
Rosemary
University of Colorado, Boulder
Department of Agriculture
National Farm Women’s Organization
Betty Broat
New York City
John Hadl
Carole Hadl
San Diego
Calif
Hadl
San Diego Chargers
Lawrence
Claude F. Dixon
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Dixon
Kansas City
Kansas Medical Alumni Association
Edward H. Hashinger
la Jolla
Geneva Bond
St. Paul
W. A. Wymer
Route 1
Manhattan
Carolyn Wymer Rees
Kansas State University
New York
Brussels
Europe
Franco Volpe
Palermo
Itay
Frank Pinet
12Th St
Volpe
Onion peeling tip for clean skin removal
A simple kitchen method shows how to peel an onion smoothly. Slice off both ends then cut through the skin down one side so the skin comes away in one piece.
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Ann Smith Becker
Scottsdale, Ariz
Sirloin
Steele Becker
PEO
Robert Harrison
Stratford Rd
James J. Perry
Roger Allen
G. K. Whitenight
Tau Chapter
Alpha Delta Kappa
Webb Fenton
Dick Brown
Leslie Demeritt
Clarence Flory
Leland Gilliland
Franklin Haas
Jessie Jones
Robert McCabrin
Ernest Prim
Louis Raffety
Ray Smith
Jack Stanton
Willard Waner
Virgil Wiglesworth
Woodrow Sturdy
Ladies Aid of the
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Fellowship Hall
R. O. Burgert
Orville Carey
Fred Bignall
C.J. Herschell
Julia Beine
John Dolbier
Elin Jorgensen
Trinity Episcopal Church
Harvard Wilbur
Miss Jorgensen
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Centenary Methodist Church
Roy Adams
Olie R. Parsons
Floyd DeWeese
A. A. Pearson
Bert Hills
Worthy Rogers
United Presbyterian Women
First Presbyterian Church
World Service Committee
World Service Key
William Hoffmann
Korea
Bill
Maxine Radcliffe
West Side Church
James Bond
Allen Sterner
Medical Mission
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alford-Clarke Post
8Th and
Vt. Sts
American Association of University Women
Castle Tea Room
J. P. Jensen
Jayhawk Tops Club
21St
Iowa Sts
Jean Kerr
Wadsworth Veterans Aid
Mothers Discussion Club
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
SEARS
Kenmore
Sears Roebuck and Co
Chorale
KU Mortar Board
Helen Filkin Fox
White
Don Joseph
Whitewater
Irma Spangler
Lawrence Mortar Board
Charles Wetzler
Alfred Gallup
Mona Millikan
National Soldiers
Joy Miller
AP Women's
Learnard
Verbenas
Perrywinkle
Agoratum
Allison
Thomas
HDU
Hilltop Home Demonstration Unit
John Riederer
Rockledge Rd
Hills, Maths
Galler
Bille
Reefer-Galller
Nations
Eudora HS
Clyde Reed
C of E Grads
Independent Laundry
and Dry Cleaners
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