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Lawrence Journal World in Lawrence, Kansas

12 Jun 1959

Page 13

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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1959

Page

13

Golf Pairings For Ladies Day At LCC

Pairings for Tuesday Ladies Day at Lawrence Country Club list many entries with pairs matched by Mrs. names. Prizes from last Tuesday went to Mrs. George Bernhardt and Mrs. Al Hack. Attendees at the Tomahawk Hills Invitational included Mrs. Curtis Dalton Mrs. Emory Scott Mrs. Clyde Bysom Mrs. William H. Griffith and Mrs. Bob Van Noy with prizes won by Griffith and Bysom.

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Lawrence Country Club Joe Traylor James I. Perry G. K. Whitenight Glen Freeman Emory Scott al Hack Fred Stubeck Jack Mitchell Curtis Dalton John McNown H. V. Mason Carl Mettner Charles Lanning Ray Roberts, Jr Norman Edmonds George Bernhardt John Albers W. D. King Jack Harris al Gallup H. K. McKenzie Robert Good Allan Woolard Donner Bailey Clayton Krehbiel Gene Burnett Robert Payne James Rissman George Brah Jer William D. Raine Lyman, Wiley William A. Kelly W. A. Grigg Robert Porter Wallace Taylor Donald P. Hawkins William P. Gant John Crown Robert Cornwell Robert P. Ash R. H. Rhodes Robert G. Schmidt Kenneth Knox Edwin R. Goebel Gordon E. Erickson E. J. Coy Creighton Collier Wilbur Norton Tomahawk Hills Country Club Emory Scott Clyde Bysom William H. Griffith Bob van Noy
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Topeka Meeting on Red Cross Chapter Services Held

Douglas County Red Cross reps attended a Thursday Topeka Sunflower Council of Red Cross Chapters meeting serving the VA Hospital in Topeka and Forbes Air Force Base. Mrs. Clarence Schaake presided as supply chair and council chair, with Mrs. Marston McCluggage, Mrs. C. C. Ragan, and Mrs. Marjorie Hipp also present to accept year ahead quotas of comfort and holiday items.

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Douglas County Red Cross Topeka Sunflower Council of Red Cross Forbes Air Force Base Clarence Schaake Douglas County Marston McCluggage Red Cross C. C. Ragan Marjorie Hipp
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Chicken livers with old time liver and onion urge

A reader is urged to use chicken livers as a time honored dish for liver and onions, suggesting a practical approach to a classic meal.

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Golden wedding anniversary celebrated by Roy and Margaret Howard

A former Lawrence woman and her husband celebrate their 50th year with a dinner for about 150 friends at the River Club New York City. Guests include Herbert Hoover Bernard Baruch A B Weaver with ties to Lawrence Weaver's Store and Scripps Howard.

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Lawrence New York City Roy W. Howard River Club A. B. Weaver Howards Herbert Hoover Bernard M. Baruch Tokyo Manila Taipei Honolulu
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Weary of Parties and a Livelihood of Strudel

Dear Ann Landers advises the weary hostess to quit costly entertaining and broaden her circle with friends she truly likes. A bachelor writes of falling for a widow after a personal ad, confessing nerves about relocating and romance.

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Ann Landers Ann City Transit Company
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Dear Abby style advice column fragment

A collage of reader inquiries and Ann Landers style responses on relationships and fashion. Topics include a man pursuing mail order romance, a 17 year old seeking advice about imitation dresses, and a confidant urging resilience. The fragment ends with a prompt to send questions to Ann Landers.

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Roy
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Enclosed Self Addressed Envelope With Notice

A fragment indicates a notice sent to a recipient with instructions to return via a stamped self addressed envelope. No additional context or specifics are readable to identify names, dates, or the issuing organization.

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