Social notes of local residents and visitors in Lawrence
A long list of visitors and hosts includes Persona Hicks of Phoenix staying with Mr and Mrs Alpert Pine, Miss Bertha Coffelt called to Arkansas City for a brother’s death, and the Williams family welcoming a newborn daughter Suzanne Kay at Providence Hospital. Also noted are Beta Sigma Phi delegates at a Kansas City convention, trips to Tulsa for golf, and upcoming culinary demonstrations plus a cooking tip about browning meat and adjusting braised dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas.Hicks
Phoenix
Ariz
Hicks
Alpert Pine
L. J. Rose
Virginia Ann
Florence
Ala
George Lawrence
la. St
L. H. Rose
C. W. Anderson
R. I. St
Envoy Club
Joe Traylor
Tulsa
Okla
Charles Halm
Southern Hills Country Club
Edward B. Brasa
N. C. Lyon
J. W. Oliver
Leavenworth
Lucy Anderson
N. H. Sr
District Court
Lawrence’ Memorial Hospital
Colorado Springs
Colo
L. A. Hodges
Murrow Court
Bob Jones
Bobbie
Okmulgee
Gus Brune
Bessie Dial
de Ridder
Fred Alford
W. S. Wysong II
Sally
Penny
McKinney
Tex
Patty Lu Steen
Russell Steen
Ind. St
Nancy Smith
Eldon Smith
N. J. St
Barnes School of Nursing
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Lawrence High School
Miss Smith
Miss Steen
Kansas University
Social Service Kitchen Open For Canning
The Social Service Kitchen offers summer canning for low income families lacking equipment. Patrons bring produce. staff assists with canning gear led by supervisor Mrs Tefft. Appointments with Mrs Tefft at 1905 Ohio St or at the kitchen are required. no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cle. Toefft
Social Service League
United Funds
Local Club Meetings and Notes From May Event Listings
A crowded schedule lists BHW Club and other group meetings at Douglas Salon and various homes, with plans for programs, roll calls, and refreshments. Activities include friendship and service classes, birthday club gatherings, church evangelism sessions, and 4 H fairday lunch, amid corrections and housekeeping notes on organizers and times.
4 H Club and Home Economics Meeting Notice
The Weaver Home Economic Unit of the 4 H Club will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs. Mattie Kindred's home. Mrs. Kenneth Von Achen will present Family Council as related to Money Matters. The Lone Star 4H Club cooking group met last Thursday in Lone Star Church basement with eight girls and leader Mrs. Jesse Sutton. Judy McKinney demonstrated Making Biscuits and District Dairy Day plans were made. The next project meeting will feature Susan Goodyear's demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver Home
Mattie Kindred
Family Council
Kenneth von Achen
Lone Star 4H
Lone Star Church
Jesse Sutton
Judy McKinney
Susan Goodyear
Lemon Tree pattern dinnerware by Harker
An attractive hard stone china Provencal design called Lemon Tree goes from oven to table and pairs with mustard yellow straw place mats. Priced at 11.95 for a starter set serving four, with open stock to add pieces later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harker
Windy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Heck
Wysong
Nadine Phillips
Lawrence
H. J. Trowbridge
Little River
Kas
Louis Colburg
San Francisco
Calif
Ernest Pontius
South Park St
Carl Hodge
Mass. St
Hodge
Leo Asbury
Ashbury
Anaconda
Mont
Elroy Eberwein
Russell
Kenneth
Fortuna
Charles Eberwein
Eberwein
Lawrence Limke
Steven
Patricia
David
Collinsville
Oklo
Janece Flory
William B. Patterson
Holiday Inn
Danforth Chapel
Yvonne Emile Herren
Harold H. Herren
Ohio St
Patterson
William L. Patterson
Kansas City, Mo
D. D. McCleery
Pleasant Hour Club
Guy
Frank Speicher
C. Helsley
West Side Presbyterian Church
H. F. Preston
Oakridge Birthday Club
Raymond Gardner
Tom Cawley
Dick Wise
Charles Wise
WSWS
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Donald Megill
Charley Coffman
Polly Pain Painters” Club
NEW York Cleaners
National Institute of Rug Cleaning
Alford-Clarke
Veterans of Foreign Wars
P. m
8Th and
Vt. Sta
Mabel Burnett
C. L. Scribner
Mrs
Paul Abel Wil
Frencly House Club
Wadsworth Veterans Aid
Naine
OAK Lodge
Wddings
Hixon Studio
Bob Bian Vi
Ely
Don Crawford
Mane
The
Granada
Chatham
Sunrise Chatham
Weaver's Blanket Shop
Playtex
Heavenly Come
Miracle Fabricon
Suimmer
Weaver's Nations Shop
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