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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1964
Page
12
Omicron chapter plans a 12 30 p m luncheon at the KU Faculty Club with guests invited from Kansas University coeds planning to teach. Reservations may be made with Miss Electa Kindlesperger. Officers for the next two years will be elected at the Saturday meeting.
A list of clubs and meetings planned Monday and Tuesday across Douglas County. Groups include American Cancer Society unit at Castle Tea Room, Great Books Club at Lawrence Public Library, Chi Omega Alumnae, Sikina Alpha Jeta Alumnae, SPEBSQSA Barberhawks, Quivira Club, Temnola Club, Progressive Reading Club, and numerous others with times and host names or venues.
Mrs Norman Leary will host the Fairview Woman's Society of Christian Service at 1 30 p m Wednesday Other hostesses are Mrs James Denham and Mrs Dorothy Leary Roll call is St Patrick's Day Jokes.
The Panel of Americans will present a 7 30 p m program at First Methodist Church sanctuary sponsored by the Wesleyan Service Guild Miriam Unit. The program includes the Guild Hymn by the Interpretive Choir and a violin solo by Marilyn Miller. Women of all faiths are invited. A coffee social follows. The Woman's Society of Christian Service cancels its afternoon meeting to attend. Wesleyan Service Guild dinner precedes at 6 p m with hostesses Lydia Allen Josephine Driscoll Estella Hemphill Ida Lyons Alice Van Buskirk.
Open house hosted by their daughter Mrs. Raymond Marquette honors Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ramseyer of Route 3 for their silver wedding anniversary. Attendees from Kansas and Missouri delivered cards and gifts, with a pink rose centerpiece on the refreshment table.
Eudora WSCS opens its annual Lenten Spiritual Study Course at 9 30 a m Wednesday at the Eudora Methodist Church. Mrs Delmar Spitzli secretary of Spiritual Life of WSCS leads the four morning sessions in March examining John Wesley Evelyn Underhill and Francois Fenelon writings on Christian perfection and spiritual growth.
A watery custard often means it has been overcooked. The excessive heat dries the custard, causing curdling and a runny, pale result. To prevent this, bake gently and monitor until just set.
A list of club gatherings and meetings around Lawrence includes Chal Votes Beta Mu chapter Beta Sigma Phi at 8 p m Tuesday hosted by Mrs H W Olm sted 1921 Hillview Rd with Mrs Bernie Fairchild and Mrs Marvin Kinnett. Conversational English Group U W C meets 1 30 p m Wednesday with Mrs Louise Lane 808 Ala St. Altrusa Club business session 7 30 p m Wednesday at Harriet Dyer 1518 Meadow Lane. Sweet Adelines Inc Lawrence chapter meets 7 30 p m today at the County Courthouse. Mackey Merrymakers luncheon 12 30 p m Thursday at Mrs Frank Brune Route 3 with assistants Mrs Harlan Van Nice and Mrs Boyd Connell. No Name Club host Mrs J R Edmonds 1546 R I St 1 30 p m Tuesday program by Miss Bernice McFarland "Take Time for Pictures". Friends in Council 3 p m Tuesday with Mrs Oswald Backus 1020 Sunset Dr. Cosmos Club 2 p m Tuesday with Mrs E S Weatherby 1017 Ind St program by Mrs Dale Thomas. Barberhawks Chorus of SPEBSQSA meets 8 45 p m tonight at American Legion Home Legionaires on Highway 40 west of Lawrence. Wadsworth Veterans Aid 10 a m Tuesday Community Building. Lawrence Stamp Club 7 30 p m Tuesday Community Building program planned. Round Table 2 30 p m Tuesday with Mrs Emil Scharbach 1024 Miss with Mrs Howard Wiseman assistant hostess and Mrs Odell Shaver program. Ladies Literary League to be entertained 2 p m Tuesday.
Dear Ann Landers column recounts a choir master in a church suspected of favoritism toward an alto, with two tenors and a baritone agreeing. Reader asks if such conduct should be tolerated and whether to involve the clergy.
A reader asks about returning to high school at age 19 to graduate. Ann Landers endorses full-time school as best, notes night or correspondence courses exist, and stresses a high school diploma is essential for employment. She invites problem submissions via the newspaper.
Mrs G D Squires hosts a reading at 903 Sunset Dr. Mrs Harold Lytle reviews The Cry of a Bird by Dorothy Yglesias. Cosmopals gather at 8 p m Tuesday with Mrs John Dobbins Route 2.
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