Altrusa Club Luncheon at Eldridge Hotel Altrusa Club
Community notices list Altrusa Club luncheon at the Eldridge Hotel on Wednesday with reservations by Wednesday morning through Mrs. Hartley. Meyers Mixers Square Dance Club meets at 8 pan, 4-H Fairgrounds, and Victoria Club hosts a family picnic at 6 30 p m at 4-H Fairgrounds. The Lawrence Country Club bridge luncheon is at 12 45 p m. Mrs. I W Hartley to host Dine A Mite Inn event Thursday. F and B Sewing Club meets 2 p m Wednesday with Mrs. Richard Bryan at 1345 Prospect Ave. Roll call for miscellaneous items.
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Altrusa Club
Eldridge
Meyers Mixers Square
Victoria Club
Lawrence Country Club
I. W. Hartley
Richard Bryan
Prospect Ave
Local residents share visits and travels across several states
Mr and Mrs William R Kuchs visit Mrs Kuchs parents in Canoga Park. Mr and Mrs I W Hartley return from Garden City. Orville E Ingle visit Carlsbad Caverns New Mexico. Diane Allen returns from Palm Springs with Elaine attending Lake Forest conference. Robert Dyer recovers after back surgery KU Medical Center. Dr Kenneth R Holladay earns Army Medical Corps captaincy and heads to basic training. Edward Shaw and wife tour Estes Park Yellowstone and Black Hills. Ada visitors tour Grand Lake. Dean Barr and Mrs Barr travel to Buffalo New York. Edward C Smith mentioned in passing.
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William R. Kuchs
Canoga Park
Calif
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Carlsbad
N. M
Diane Allen
Harold Allen
Palm Springs
Charles Hanson
Allens
Elaine
Lake Forest
Ill
Robert Dyer
Ky. St
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Kenneth R. Holladay
Gilbert Holladay
Lawrence
Army Medical Corps
Holladay
KU Medical School
Gunter Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
Wright-Patterson Afb
Dayton
Ohio
David
Kevin
Edward Shaw
Route 1
Estes Park
Yellowstone National Park
Black Hills
South Dakota
Army enlistment and social pages mingle in local chatter
Mrs Edward Smith of 1605 Oak Hill Ave enlists in the United States Army for three years, departing for processing at Fort Leonard Wood. George Starkey of Fort Dodge visits his son Jack Starkey and family. A fashion scene features Hollywood models and a million dollars in dresses with Lopez forecasting an Anglo American Ball and making sharp remarks about Grace Kelly and Paris fashion houses.
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Edward ©. Smith
Oak Hill
Ave
United States Army
Leavenworth
Smith
Lawrence High School
Ft. Leonard Wood
George Starkey
Ft. Dodge
Jack Starkey
Lopez
Grace Kelly
Monaco
Paris
Queen Elizabeth II styles draw critique from designer
American designer Don Lopez says Queen Elizabeth II is well dressed yet clothes too aged for her, noting she often looks 33. He adds Princess Margaret is hard to dress due to her size and curves and expresses sympathy for royal wardrobes amid constant scrutiny.
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Body Gum London
Don Lopez
Queen Elizabeth II
Her Majesty
Princess Margaret
Loper
Margaret
Flower Club Tour Of Gardens Planned By Mrs Parsons
Lawrence Flower Club members and guests joined a bus tour of several gardens on Monday. The event was organized by Mrs Olie R Parsons and included 39 participants.
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Lawrence Flower Club
Flower Garden
Olie. R. Parsons
Garden tour highlights Ottawa and Kansas City visits
A group toured private gardens in Ottawa and Kansas City, including a luncheon in Kansas City and a visit to the Kansas City Garden Center at Loose Park where Dr. John Bumgardt discussed its construction and uses. They then explored the rose and herb beds at Loose Park and two private gardens. A baking tip suggests varying yeast bread rolls with poppy, caraway, or sesame seeds.
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Ottawa
Kansas City
Kansas City Garden Center
Loose Park
John Bumgardt
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Chi
Eldridge Hotel
Gayle E. Warren
Overbrook Methodist Church
Judith Moeller
Frank C. Moeller
Richland
Leonard Q. Warren
Overbrook
Weaver's Notion
Dmiston
Meres
Follks
New Hampshire
Florsheim Shoes
Paradise Kittens
Delmanette
Red Cross
Royal College
Mass
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