Social calendar notes and engagements update
Social calendar lists breakfast at the Country Club and 8:30 a.m. golf, morning coffees hosted by Mrs Noland and Mrs Wiley, and engagements including Agnes Mary Curtis to Bernard E Cox with a November wedding planned. Also noted are a Kansas City wedding from Mrs Allen and a June 12 birth named Rick Tyson, plus a Trinity Episcopal women’s auxiliary work meeting with nursery provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Agnes Mary Curtis
Roy Curtis
Route Five
Bernard E. Cox
Paola
Tig
Stitch and Chatter Club Hostess Named
Mrs Gladys Traynor will host the Stitch and Chatter Club Thursday evening at seven o clock at her home 742 Locust Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Traynor
Stitch and Chatter Club
Locust St
Douglas County Democratic Women's Club hosts neighborhood meeting
A neighborhood gathering of women seeking membership in the Douglas County Democratic Women's Club will be at 8 o'clock tonight at Mrs. Robert Stump's home with co-hostess Mrs. Frederick Kester. The event is part of a series in Lawrence neighborhoods this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Democratic Women’s Club
Robert Stump
Frederick Kester
Lawrence
Community group meetings and family picnic announced
The Douglas County Rural Life group sets a Thursday 8 PM recreational meeting at the Home Economics Building on the 4 H fairgrounds. Mothers Discussion Club hosts a family picnic Wednesday at 6 30 PM in the same building, with committee members listed. Also, the Christian Women’s Fellowship holds an 8 30 AM breakfast Wednesday at the First Christian Church with worship, officer installations and reports. A birth announced: Daniel Leslie Haynes, June 20, Research Hospital, Kansas City. A dinner honors Dr John Ise in Kansas City, Friday at 6 30 PM at the Athenaeum, hosted by All Souls Unitarian forum. Results of Monday night duplicate bridge games are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford-Clarke
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mildred Shoemaker
Eula Mae Irving
Wadsworth Hospital
Ellis’ Point
Lone Star Lake
Ethel Crissman
Douglas County Rural Life Group
Mothers Discussion Club
Harry Westergren
Wallace Grover
Herbert Jones
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Eugene L. Haynes Jr
Daniel Leslie
Research Hospital
Kansas City, Mo
E. L. Haynes Sr
Lawrence
E. V. Becker
John Ise
University of Kansas
Goucher College
Baltimore
Friends
Kansas City
The
Athenaeum
All Souls Unitarian Forum
Community Building Results and Lodge Meeting Reminder
North-South winners were Chuck Slayton Baldwin first, E. E. Hazlett with Don Lytle second, W. D. Paden with Helga Kursk third. East-West winners Kevin Jones first, William Scott second, Warren Casey with Lawrence Bodle third. Degree Rebekah Lodge No 4 meets Friday at 8 in the IOOF Hall with refreshment committee listed. Jayhawk 4-H met at Hemphill home. Mary K. Husted demonstrated crusts and discussed dress patterns. next meeting June 25 at Ousdahl residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Slayton
Baldwin
E. E. Hazlett
Don Lytle
W. D. Paden
Helga Kursk
Kevin Jones
William Scott
Warren Casey
Lawrence Bodle
Rebekah Lodge No. 4
IOOF
Albert Snow
Bessie Force
Eva Hardtaker
Margaret Wise
Leta Williams
Lois Harrell
Jayhawk
Church Groups Schedule Meetings and Birth Announcement
The Older Adult Fellowship of First Methodist meets 1 p m Wednesday in Fellowship Hall with games and a program at 2 30 p m. The 54 Home Demonstration Unit convenes Thursday at 2 p m at 2035 Ohio St with a skin care and makeup demonstration by Mrs Kenneth Hammig and Mrs Chester Gibbons. Trinity Guild of Trinity Episcopal meets Wednesday 10 30 a m at the parish house. Mr and Mrs Robert M Blincoe of Seattle announce the birth of son Mark Houston on June 4, with two older sons Robert and Carl. Mrs Blincoe is Marilyn Gibson, daughter of Carl A Gibson formerly of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie May Fox
Frank Fox
Joseph Charles Boone
Joseph C. Boone
Boonville
LeRoy Davis
Church of Christ
Herbert R. Pine
Terence T. Fox
Mrs. Boone
Ozarks
Doris Pelfrey
Lester Hamilton
Lawrence
Mysore
South India
R. Brooks Baker
First Methodist Church
Seattle
Wash
Richard H. Walsh
Orland
Calif
Vancouver Island
Baker
W. Dravus St
Fellowship Hall
Max Fessler
Ohio St
Kenneth Hammig
Chester Gibbons
Trinity Guild of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Robert M. Blincoe
Seattle Wash
Mark Houston
Robert
Carl
Blincoe
Marilyn Gibson
Carl A. Gibson
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Chooses Two Kansans as Officers
At the international convention in Wichita the business sorority Epsilon Sigma Alpha elected two Kansas women to office. Jessie McAdoo of Jetmore became international president and Reba Hull of Dodge City was named corresponding secretary. Lawrence delegates included Mrs. Clyde Woods, Mary Frances Coffman and Frances Guist. The Kansas chapter reported 100 percent participation in its philanthropic donations for the second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Broadview
Wichita
Jessie McAdoo
Jetmore
Reba Hull
Dodge City
Lawrence
Clyde Woods
Mary Frances Coffman
Frances Guist
Kansas sorority raises record philanthropy totals
The Institute of Logopedics at Wichita KS leads as the first state with all chapters participating. The state may keep its gold trophy if won a third time. Last year’s goal was 5000 but 4500 was raised. Total philanthropy for the year reached 800000 in cash with 406000 hours of service and over 3000 food baskets for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Logopedics
Wichita
Kansas
Germ Warfare Greatest Threat, Official Says
HOUSTON Tex The Army's top chemical officer Maj Gen William M Creasy warned that germ and chemical warfare pose a threat as great as atomic weapons He said in an all out war an enemy would target people to preserve productive facilities noting the hazard is insidious as chemical and biological munitions are often invisible while physical destruction weapons are visible
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Army
William M. Creasy
Creasy
Texas Chemical Council
Continuance Seen For Gas Rates Hearing In Kansas
Topeka officials said a continuance will likely be needed in the Kansas Corporation Commission proceeding on Peoples Natural Gas Co. request for a 348051 dollar yearly rate hike affecting 16 southwest Kansas communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
Peoples Natural Gas Co
Southwest
Kansas
Commission Hearings On Utilities Continue Cross Examinations
Commission counsel and attorneys for cities and industries opposing the increase had completed cross examination of only one Peoples Natural witness up to that time. Several other utility witnesses were scheduled to face cross examination and opponents also will be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Birth Without Bills At Mercy Hospital In Altoona
Mercy hospital in Altoona reported 86 mothers received free hospitalization and complete loyettes for each mother who bore a sixth child last year. Operated by the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, the services were offered to all mothers regardless of race color or creed in honor of the Marian year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Mercy Hospital
Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth
Marriage Licenses Issued From Probate Court List
Marriage licenses issued from probate court include August J. Bergman 33 and Dixie J. Friesner 23 both of Leavenworth. Sherman E. Lewis 28 and Marilyn E. Gunterman 21 of Topeka. Vernon W. Richmond 35 and La venia P. Chambers 27 of Topeka. Donald P. Turner 19 and Donna D. Pine 18 of Lawrence. Robert E. Jones 29 of Gary Indiana and Gwendolen Morrison 23 of Lawrence. Robert T. Jacobsen 22 of (location truncated).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August J. Bergman
Dixie J. Friesner
Leavenworth
Sherman E. Lewis
Corning
Marilyn E. Gunterman
Topeka
Vernon W. Richmond
Lavenia P. Chambers
Donald P. Turner
Donna D. Pine
Lawrence
Robert E. Jones
Gary
Ind
Gwendolen
Morrison
Robert T. Jacobsen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Re. Nella Dixon
George, Noland
Lyman Wiley
Paul. Ott
Hichard B. Stevens
Gates W. Burrows
Agnes Mary
John Cox
Miss Curtis
Ursuline Academy and College
Phoenix of London Group
Mid- West
Cox
Paola High School
Fluor Inc
Harold Allen
Marjorie Woodson
Jerry Brownlee
Second Presbyterian Church
Miss Woodson
Brownlee
Riley Woodson
Riley Woodson Jr
George Noland
Paul Ott
Lawrence Country Club
Floyd Rankin
Edwin Sample
Max Kennedy
Rick Tyson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Nelly Don
Weaver's
Aed
Oenas
Pendry Furniture
Daass
Aks
Sena
Vis A
Bedee, Otip
BPW
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club, Inc
Louisville
Senator Smith
Federation
Kansansas International
Marriag Licenses
Mountain View House
Lawrence National Bank
Massachusetts
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