Society events mark dinners and meetings in Topeka
Mrs Gladya Prace is honored as grand matron with a Friday dinner at Hotel Eldridge and a meeting at the Masonic temple. Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsor a veteran party inter hospital Topeka Saturday. Past Noble Grands club meets Friday. Word Prayer observance noted. Junior high girls choir honored for missing rehearsals. St Patrick’s day themed refreshments served. Lawrence women noted at Legislative Wives luncheon at Hotel Jayhawk. Card club hosts dinner then games at Castle and Hunter home.
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Adab Chapter
Eastern Starill
Gladya Prace
Grand Chapter
Kansas
Eldridge
Masonic Temple
F. Hall
Keenire
Willshes
H. OG. Varete
Mos
Miner Hipsted
Esa Abraham
Mies
First Methodist Church
Weigand
Aloe
Bres Athent
Virginia Axtine
Martyn LeSner
Stephany Quigley
Margaret Howard
Barbara Bradley
Sandra Hel Ins
Phyllis Dunakin
Y Dean
Marvin Trapp
John J. Robins
Kerpine
St. Patrick's Day
Carel Ann Atha
Joanne Beal
Jeanne Dixon
Luis Fidwards
Sandra Falken
Mary Griewold
Carolyn Hawking
Toye Kimber
Mary Jo Lowman
Patricia Norrie
Barbara Norrie
Lucy Rem
Sharon Rhodes
Audrey Balleearon Tripp
Beverly Washington
Watson
Phyllis Brown
Lawrence
Muerte
Legislative Wives Association
Jayhawk
Forks
Charles Stough
Harold Allen
Deane W. Mafott
Carl Friend
Raymond Nichols
Lauren Woodruff
Keith Moore
Fred Ellsworth
Kansas Personal News From Across Town
Mrs. Jack Nichels and infant Georgann of Kansas to Kan visit separated relatives Mr. and Mrs. W Johns and friends here. Mr Nichols with sister Ira Tom Hally Jr of Tepek. Mr and Mrs J R Miller and their son Reb move into new home at 1931 Strong Ave. A G Mitchell reported in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The Rev and Mrs Warren Hartman Suzan and Rev William Darscheer of St Joseph PM attended an Evangelical United Brethren conference executive committee meeting in Topeka.
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Jack Nichels
Georgann
Kansas
Kan
W. Johns
Nichols
Ira
Tom Hally
Tepek
J. Ro Miller
Reb
Strong Avenue
A. G. Mitchell
Lawrence Memorial
Independent Head Mazine Helsinger Named President
Maxine Helsinger a Prescott sophomore was elected president of the Independent Student Association at the University of Kansas. Ronald Jin Kansas City is vice president with Rosalie McCray Hiawatha as secretary and Walter Brown Turner as representative. Dorothy Eastwood Independence Mo public relations chair and Donna Brown Clyde welfare chair. Harold Fisher acts as secretary. Commission terms vary three to one year. next regular meeting March 10 at city hall.
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Maxine Helsinger
Prescott
Independent Student Association
University of Kansas
Untl
Ronald Jin
Kansas City
Rosalie McCray
Hiawatha
Walter Brown
Turner
All Student Council
Jenkins
Dorothy Eastwood
Independence
Ublic Relations
Donna Brown
Clyde
Harold Fisher
Chaney
Starkey
Lawrence elects Chaney as baseball commissioner
John HK Chaney head of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce sports committee was elected chairman of the city baseball commission at a meeting in City Hall. Other newly appointed members include Francis Iva Dean Rishardaan and Chaney. Larry Teed will serve as a member of the commission.
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John HK. Chaney
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
City of
Lawrence
City Hall
Tfarsens
Francis. Iva
Dean Rishardaan
Chaney
Larry Teeddent
Lawren Commission
Fihe
Arrid Deodorant Ad Promises Long Lasting Safe Use
Joree Winthrope of Greensboro promotes Arrid deodorant with Creamogen claiming 1 to 3 days of perspiration control and odor elimination. The testimonial notes safety for skin and cloth, a money back guarantee, and a 39 cent price for a jar of Arrid with Creamogen.
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Greensboro
N. C
Joree Winthrope
Atlanta
Georgia
School Administrators Meet in St Louis and Chicago
A meeting of the American Association of School Administrators is under way in St Louis with Dr E L Novotny superintendent of schools Miss Electa Kindlesperwer school nurse and Miss Mildred participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of School Administrators
St. Louis
E. L. Novotny
Electa Kindlesper
Wer
Misa Mildred
Five Day School Conference Concludes in Kansas City Area
Kansas and Missouri education leaders including Kirkham Susan Todd Hazel Lee Simmons and Delane Patrick attended a five day conference in Chicago and return dates are noted. Reports on state legislator A C Mann in Winter Veterans hospital and local social visits follow as families travel between McLouth Solomon and Leavenworth area towns.
Local social news notes from area residents
Sunday visitors and weekend guests populate the social ledger. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mohan of Leavenworth, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gibbler, principal attendance by Mrs. Harold Gilbert and Katharine Sparks, and several families from Winchester, Lawrence, and McLouth visiting relatives. A fall on the ice injures Mrs. Ela Ginter, with hip ligaments torn.
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Ass Uily
Wine
Eémonds
Pear
Harry Mohan
Leavenworth
Ware
Gensler
Earl Rower Ware
Princi
Harold Gilbert
Kathharles Sparks
Clarence Bell
Bie
Esther Keil
Clarence Seaver
Charles Woodeant Hear Wichester
Ambrose Wrsnlward
Near McLouth
Mire
Roy Sparks Mand Sen
Lawrence
Charles Sparka
Sam Sacks
Oreille Smith
Eldon Gensjer
Arthur Edmonds
Kansas City
Mar Edmonds
Allen Casebler
Renate
Atate House
Sumily
Edgar Hease
Har Qeavisia
Oklo
Nisi
James Bell
Ela Ginter
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Mrs. Wow
Boat Wall
Toelock
Lauren A. Harter
Hunter Home
Mana
Vy Price
Sale Marie Barker
Vanity Beauty Shop
Mazine Helsinger
Heads Diamond Group
Chaney In
Samed
Baseball Commission
Beauty News
Cosmane
Jends
Vuality
Chicago
Topeka
Mar
A. C. Mann
Parsons
Winter Veterans Hospital
Leslie Pepper
Kansas Cice
Wee Burgoyne
EM Wain
Burgoyne
George Welch
Oscar
Solomon
Wild Hors Cemetery
Jonny Winfrey
Harold Ray Shoemaker
State Tachors College
Emsporta
Kay Shoemaker
Veriendds
Sydney Bromell, Jr
Merlyn Bromell
Near Leavenforth
Leey Martz
Susan Chapin
Ries
Densid B. Laster
McLouth Bapist Church
Sophia Lanter
Den
Stinporch
Sterling
Furn. Co
Wr Lea
A. V. Phillips & al
Spring
Walker
Massachusetts
Ward
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