Lawrence Kansas Socials and Club Notes This Week
Lawrence society columns report numerous club meetings and social events. Dinners, bridge, canasta, and alumnae gatherings are listed alongside several birthday observances. The 31st annual Kansas Daughters of the American Colonists assembly meets March 3 in Topeka at the Jayhawk Hotel with delegates named and a dinner preceding.
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The
Kansas Society of the Daughters of the American Colonists
Topeka
Jayhawk Hotel
John Found Chapter
E. C. Ricketts
Earl Marshall
E. F. Abels
W. H. Varnum
C. F. Ralston
Barbara Olinger
J. B. Carter
Mary. Wool
Riverside Community Meeting Set at Riverside School
The Riverside Community meeting will be held Monday evening March 5 at Riverside School. A basket supper at 6 30 precedes a program with flute duet Molly McCalla and Mary Margaret Ericson, aided by Irene Sample. Ida Mason will display shells and speak. Organizers include J A Tuggle, Christy Springer, and H E Ericson couples.
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Riverside
Riverside School
Molly McCalla
Mary Margaret Ericson
Irene Sample
Ida Mason
J. A. Tuggle
Christy Springer
H. E. Ericson
Lawrence Notes Highlight Local Graduates and Visits
Donald Conner, son of Mrs A B Conner of 747 Elm, has graduated from Van Nuys Nursery School in California and now runs a tree surgery and landscaping business there. Kansas University figures attend Big Seven Counseling Bureaus Conference in Nebraska, while Lawrence visitors include Mr and Mrs W A Stacey II with daughter Susan. Albert R Kitzhaber of KU to attend a New York City conference on composition and communication March 22 to 24. Mrs Jennie Martin marks her List birthday at 226 N Sixth. Houston couple C D Gibson announce birth of son John Perry on February 23.
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Donald Conner
A. B. Conner
Elm St
van Nuys
Calif
Conner
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
School of Fine Arts
Bakersfield
School of Education
Nebraska University
Gordon Collister
William Cottle
Richard Rundquist
Louise Leonard
Ralph Kron
Roberts. Miller
W. A. Stacey II
Susan
Jefferson City
W. A. Stacey
Dee Andros
Lawrence
Andros
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Oklahoma
J. W. Sikes
Owen Mitchell
Abilene
Tex
Lou Mitchell
Abilene Christian College
Mitchell
San Antonio
James Crowder
Crowder
John Richardson
Wichita
Albert R. Kitzhaber
New York City
Jennie Martin
N. 6Th St
Linwood
C. D. Gibson
Houston
John Perry
Gibson
Lloyd Gaines
4 H Club and Home Demonstration NEWS
Several 4 H groups report upcoming meetings and programs. The Stal Home Demonstration Unit meets Friday at 10 30 a m at Mrs Wilbur Hildenbrands to study Frozen Desserts with a My Favorite Garden Vegetable and Why roll call. Clinton Busy Bee meets March 4 at 7 30 p m at Clinton Township Hall with Sherrie Shoemaker as hostess and a program on Spring Care of Baby Chicks safety on the playground and a surprise number. Belleview 4 H Club held Feb 27 meeting with a H display planned for National 4 H Week and programs on repairing an electric light cord mosquito talk and parliamentary procedure. Watershed program discussion on Big Stranger Creek impact on Nine Mile Creek area set for March 7 at Linwood High School Auditorium.
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Wilbur Hildenbrand
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Hildenbrand
Clinton
Chnton Township Hall
Sherrie Shoemaker
Kansas
Charles Thomas
Ronnie Stoneback
Leonard Fletcher
Bonnie Withers
Belleview
Judy
Lyle Kindred
Teresa Ross
Gloria Blevins
Paul Ross
Shirley Hadl
Judy Kindred
Eudora City Hall
Margie Broers
Big Stranger Creek
Nine Mile Creek
Linwood High School
U S Seen Among World’s Unhealthiest Nations Says Doctor
Dr Paul Dudley White chief medical adviser to President Eisenhower calls the United States one of the world’s unhealthiest nations. He attributes high heart disease rates mainly to insufficient exercise rather than diet, noting public health discussions and government programs amid postwar era concerns.
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Washington
United States
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
White
KU design student sells freelance artwork “Menagerie”
Sayce Ronald a Kansas University graduate student from Matthell SD sold a piece titled Menagerie to Bassett and Volum KU. The design completed last summer during a Chicago vacation. Ronald studied under Alexander Boyle in the design department.
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Sayce Ronald
Kansas University
Matthell, SD
Gesten
Bassett and
Volum
K.U
Huled “Menagerie
Chicago
Alexander Boyle
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Lawrence Arrivay
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PLEO
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Our
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Jolly Jills Canasta Club
Robert Bigsby
Don Westheffer
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S. Harold Boehle
Wayne Strong
E. J. Allison
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L. O. Ringler
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Frank Hatch
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A. E. Stoner
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Lehman
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Parsons
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James Messer
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Abele
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L. W. Kennedy
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Harrell
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Skipp
England
81St Motor Vehicle Squadron
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Betty Newman
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Haskell Institute
J. F. Schubert
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Martin
Chapman
Lawrence Mills
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Dean Alexander
Eta Pierson
Riverside Meeting
General Electric
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Danang
Mans
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Dr. White
U.S
Alan
National Brat Institutes
Lee Ase
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Party House
Perry St
Cook Books
Mass
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