Social Activities At KU Faculty Dinner Dance
Members of the K U faculty Chi ity plan a semi formal dinner dance on Saturday March 1 with dinner at seven and dancing at eight thirty Clyde Bysoms orchestra will provide music Committee members include Mr and Mrs Alvin Schild Miss Elin Jorgensen Mr and Mrs Karl Klooz Mr and Mrs Ethan Allen Mr and Mrs Paul Gilles and Miss Joie Stapleton Reservations due by Wednesday.
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K.U
Chity
Clyde Bysom
Alvin Schild
Elin Jorgensen
Karl Klooz
Ethan Allen
Paul Gilles
Joie Stapleton
Schild
Allen
Mrs. Klooz
Club Notes and Women’s Meetings Across Town
Local clubs and church circles announce a flurry of meetings this week. Alpha Gamma Chapter hosts at Castle Tea Room. CFCA Woman's Guild, Zodiac, and DAVA Unit schedule talks, luncheons, and installations. Special wedding reception for the Messers noted at the Dine-A-Mite.
Evangical United Brethren Church to honor retiring leader
Members and friends invite a social hour after the mid week service to honor Rev E E Erffmeyer of Kansas City Mo. He has served as conference superintendent for 12 years and will conduct Wednesday’s session as his retirement in May approaches Eddie Joe Buck a catcher on trial with the Boston Red Sox this spring holds a degree in agricultural economics from Oklahoma A and M
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
E. E. Erffmeyer
Kansas City
Erffmeyer
Eddie Joe Buck
Boston Red
Oklahoma A & M
Community club and church circle meeting notices
Fellowship Hall devotions led by Roberta Robson for Kappa Phi girls collect used clothing for schoolchildren. Opportunity Circle meets 7 30 Tuesday at Centenary Methodist with Mrs Lloyd Wilson program and hostess Mrs Selmer Torkelson. Xi Gamma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets 8 pm Tuesday at Castle Tea Room with officer election and program Let’s Think about Thinking by Frances Andrews and others. First Baptist Circles meet Wednesday 2 pm Dorcas Lydia Martha Priscilla with listed hosts. Wadsworth Veterans Aid meets Tuesday at Community Building with sack lunch. Ladies Literary League meets Tuesday afternoon at 1743 La St reviewing The Public Philosophy by Walter Lippmann. Girl Scout Board meets Wednesday 9 30 am in office. W S C S Evangelical United Brethren meets Wednesday 2 15 pm in chapel. bring reading books and Lincoln penny bags. officer election to follow. All members urged to attend.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
C. M
Lessenden
Ellen Copenhaver
H. E. Clingenpeel
Forrest Jackson
Lydia Sain
W. 12Th St
G. H. Woestemeyer
Miss Saint
Helen McCarroll
Circle Four
Paul Kincaid
Winona
Lyle ‘Hart
Faye Florence
Margaret Jewell
Martin Jones
Ward
Delbert Erhart
Tenn
Frank Brune
E. C. Holmes
Charles Springer
Mass
C. G. Bayles
Anna Weed
K. C. Stewart
H. W. Howsman
N. H. St
Edward Maxwell
Chester Spray
Harmony Circle
Fellowship Hall
Roberta Robson
Kappa Phi
Opportunity Circle
Centenary Methodist Church
Lloyd Wilson
Selmer Torkelson
First Baptist Church
Dorcas
Nellie Dixon
W. 6Th St
A. R. Colburn
G. E. Week
Lydia
Frank Jennings
Hillcrest
Dale Guy
Martha
van Roy Miller
R. I. St
Alice Zwick
Priscilla
Galen Miller
Kansas St
Marjorie King
Women’s Society of World ‘Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
W.S.C.S
4-H Club Meetings Highlight Purple Seal Award
The Jayhawk 4-H Club meets at Midland Hall at 8 pm this evening with parents invited. Cottonwood 4-H Club holds its monthly meeting at 8 pm Tuesday at India School featuring the purple seal placement on the club charter and year end recognitions.
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Jayhawk
Midland Hall
Cottonwood 4H Gub
India School
Local Personal Notices From Lawrence Area
Mr and Mrs Howard Heck returned after attending the Kansas Live Stork Convention in Wichita where Mr Heck served on the convention committee. Mrs M S Winter visits Burlington with her ill mother Mrs Allen Young. Mildred Clodfelter, assistant secretary of KU Alumni Association, COMAY, returned from Columbus Ohio wedding of niece Martha Lou Clodfelter to Ensign Leo Reed. Dr and Mrs Harvey Clodfelter visited. Mrs Filmer Hunter recently had major surgery at St Joseph Hospital Kansas City. Dr and Mrs Virgil Counsellor of Rochester Minn were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Dolph Simons en route to Arizona. Mrs Fred Lettice of Long Beach California visits Lawrence guest at Eldridge Hotel. Irvin Youngberg, executive secretary of the KU Endowment Association, returned from business trip to Southern California and Arizona. Mr and Mrs Jay Leonard of Mankato Minnesota visited briefly with Mrs Leonard’s sisters Mrs C S Linson and Mrs Julia Frey. Mrs Doris Raffety leaves Kansas City Pohmp by plane for New York City to attend the sixth annual National Aviation Education Council March 15 17 at the Hotel New Yorker as a consultant. Raffety is education officer for Group Five Kansas Wing Civil Air Patrol and has been active in aviation education the past three years.
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Howard Heck
Wichita
Kansas
Harvey. Clodfelter
Filmer Hunter
St. Joseph Hospital
Kansas City
Virgil
Rochester
Minn
Dolph Simons
Arizona
Fred Lettice
Long Beach
Calif
Lawrence
Eldridge Hotel
Irvin Youngberg
Endowment Association of Kansas University
Southern California
Jay Leonard
Mankato
Leonard
C. S. Linson
Julia Frey
Doris Raffety
Kansas Po Mp
New York Cty
National Aviation Education Council
New Yorker
Raffety
White School
Civil’ ‘Air Patrol
African Violet Show Draws Hundreds From Across States
About 600 people attended the African Violet Show at the Community Building over Saturday and Sunday. Viewers came from Pennsylvania, Missouri, Illinois, California and many Kansas locations. Lawrence African Violet Club sponsored the event with around 400 entries judged Saturday morning by Mrs. Paul Neuman of Wichita and Mrs. D. C. Fossey, Pleasant Hill. Almond Eyes, a two year old full sister to Native Dancer, was among 1956 Selima nominees at Laurel this fall.
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Pennsylvania
Missouri
Ilinois
California
Kansas
Lawrence African Violet Club
J. A. Dove
Paul Neuman
Wichita
D. C. Fossey
Pleasant Hill
Almond Eyes
Laurel Race Track
Federated Club Sponsors Music Pupils At District Audition
Lawrence Federated Club sponsored seven students in the Music Talent Audition for the second Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs district held in Ottawa. Over 50 entrants from Garnett Ottawa Olathe Paola Pleasanton La Cygne Kincaid Louisburg Prescott Turner Iowa Centerville Spring Hill Kansas City and Lawrence competed. Lawrence competitors earned certificates of advancement progress merit and credit slips in piano voice and violin categories, with accompanists and studio teachers listed.
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Federated Club of
Lawrence
Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ottawa
Garnett
Olathe
Paola
Pleasanton
la Cygne
Kincaid
Louisburg
Prescott
Turner
Iowa
Centerville
Spring Hill
Kansas City
John Brown
F. L. Brown
Susan Ulmer
Gilbert Ulmer
Plano
Robert Shenk
Henry Shenk
Lana Spurgeon
Herschel E. Spurgeon
Karl Garrett
William Garrett
Caroline Eacock
G. C. Eacock
Linda Garrett
Richard Garrett
Sandra Harding
Sharon Pine
Susan Umer
Reginald Strait
Wayne Nelson
Margaret Bushong
Art Stoner
K U Grad Nolting Named ICMA Director in Chicago
Kansas University graduate Grin F Nolting, former Lawrence resident, was promoted Friday to director of the International City Managers Association in Chicago at a 21000 dollar annual salary. Nolting, ICMA assistant director since 1929, graduated from the EU Political Science department in 1926 and lived in Lawrence while secretary of the Municipal Reference Bureau. The United Nations World Health Organization notes 252 million Southeast Asians exposed to malaria with only 107 million protected.
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Grin F. Nolting
Kansas University
Lawrence
International City Managers , Association
Chicago
ICMA
Nolting
Municipal Reference Bureau
United Nations World Health Organization
Southeast Asia
Today Marks 44th Birthday For Girl Scouting In U S
Today marks the birthday of Girl Scouting in the United States, tracing from the 1912 meeting at Juliette Low’s Savar Ga home to a national program chartered by Congress. The piece notes growth to millions of participants, 1950s troop counts, and the Girl Scout week festivities with campus and community activities across service areas.
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U.S
United States
Juliette Low
Savar Ga
Moh
Torbay
Ciel Seoerr
Lawrence
Stre Dendry Furniture
Public Service Company
Carousel
Kansas Demo Club Sets Meeting for Apr 13 14
Topeka announces its annual Kansas Demo Club meeting set for April 13 and 14. The weekend will open April 3 with a reception titled Allegiance derives from lege. A prominent Democrat will be named as principal speaker at a later date.
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Kansas
Topeka G
Rasses Apeedt
Wastendon
Glen Pace
Topeka
Seeres
Larstreasurer
Saul Selecgon
Mollet Seeks Authority to Quell Arab Revolt in Algeria
Paris premier Guy Mollet seeks special powers to quell an Arab nationalist revolt as Algeria appears likely to win approval from the National Assembly. The assembly begins a four-vote confidence scrutiny amid Communist and Poujade opposition.
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Mollet
Paris
Guy Mollet
Algeria
N Vienal
Jessie
Pierre Poujade
Tex Reader
Miclet
Eden
France
North Africa
Rhine divorce granted in District Court
A divorce was granted Saturday in District Court to Ellen P Rhine from George L Rhine.
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Ellen P. Rhine
George L. Rhine
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Electrolux
New York Cleaners Professional Rug Care
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