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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1963
Page
6
Lawrence area ladies monthly meetings and socials span Alpha Delta Pi and Delta Gamma groups at university and local churches. Pledges, speeches by Neal Wherry, and a series of circle and group activities fill afternoon and evening programs across several addresses and venues.
Four unit meetings will discuss pros and cons of President Kennedy's tax cuts and U S economic growth. Meetings are Thursday at 9 30 a m Mrs C F Nelson 625 W 16th St 1 30 p m Thursday Mrs Raymond Cerf 1000 Sunset Dr 8 p m Thursday Mrs H A Ireland 1341 Strong Ave and 1 30 p m Monday Mrs Franklin Shantz 514 Park Hill Terr Discussion leaders are Mrs George Caldwell Mrs Michael Maher Mrs Richard Johnston Mrs Norman Jacobs and Mrs J H Camin.
Barbara Wentworth of Epsilon Eta in Topeka was elected Zone I chairman at a Sunday meeting in the Hotel Jayhawk. The gathering included members from Lawrence and Topeka chapters with state officers present. Nellie Johnston announced a $111 donation to the Institute of Logopedics in Wichita.
Xi Gamma and Beta Sigma Phi host meetings at Ohio Street and Dakota Street locations with times from 5 to 6 30 p.m. Engineering Wives host dessert bridge at Watking Room. American Legion Dorsey-Liberty Post 14 and Auxiliary birthday party at Police Fire Building. Victoria Club gathering at 7 30 p.m. La Sertoma executive board dinner at 6 30 p.m. KY Law Wives meet at Law School Lounge. Lawrence Credit Women meet for breakfast at Eldridge Hotel. Bookfellows and KU Faculty Club Jayhawk Round Dance at 7 30 p.m. plus 4 H Fairgrounds event.
Mrs Forrest J Springer of 1602 E 23rd St was elected treasurer of the Kansas Federation of Music Clubs at the annual Hutchinson convention. Mrs L B Gloyne of Kansas City Kansas becomes president. Springer also leads the Lawrence Music Club which won two first place awards for achievement records and club rating. Marcus Hahn received honorable mention in Who's Who of Church Musicians. The Lawrence delegation included Mrs Ralph King and Mrs Wagner.
Four members of the Lawrence Junior Music Club attended the state meeting of junior music clubs in Hutchinson Saturday. Virginia Bliesner presided, Cathy Vaughn was elected state secretary, Patty McGrew sang the Hymn of the Month, and Donna Mitchell joined the group along with club counselor Mrs. Don Scheid and Mrs. Richard Bliesner.
The Baldwin group staged a Sunday afternoon program for three closed wards at the Topeka Veterans Administration Hospital. Mrs. Dean Randel supervised with performers Susan Swan Suzi Nicolay and Woody Hobson assisting. The event supported by the Baldwin American Legion Auxiliary and arranged by Mrs. Ralph Wolfson of the Douglas County Red Cross chapter.
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Chile Votes The Flower Arranging Interest Group of the University Women's Club meets at 1 30 p m in Room 305 of the Kansas Union with slides from the 1962 Jackson and Perkins Rose Arrangement Tournament and a design talk by Mrs Donald Andrew. Seeds will be distributed for a June workshop and rules for the March 19 Lawn and Garden Clinic explained for the flower arrangement contest. All University women invited. Also on Thursday the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary meets at 10 a m at Mrs C H Correa’s home for a carpet strip sewing session for Wadsworth VA Center, with a noon covered dish lunch. Members should bring table service and sewing gear. this is the final sewing session of the year. Bookfellows gathers at 7 30 p m at the KU Faculty Club as Tillie Oberle reviews Chinas Ginger Jars by Myra Scovel. The French Play Reading Club meets at 2 p m Thursday at Ithzak Bar Lewan’s home. The Ladies Auxiliary of the National Association of Letter Carriers hosts an 8 p m meeting at Mrs Clifford Davis’s home. Mothers Discussion Club convenes at 7 30 p m tonight with Mrs Bucheim guiding. Charley Coffman chairs the program. Alpha Zeta of Epsilon Sigma Alpha meets at 8 p m today with Miss Alma Mae Moor man. Miss Margaret Wilhelm hosts Wahl Camp and Auxiliary United Spanish War Veterans at noon Thursday in the Police Fire Building.
Miss Dianne Green, a Kansas University freshman from Abilene, pledged Pi Beta Phi during a hospital stay after emergency appendectomy. Members conducted the ceremony at the KU campus hospital weeks after preferences. Sue Worley noted it was the sorority's only known hospital pledging event.
Business and Professional Women's Club members attended a dinner in Topeka hosted by the Metropolitan and Topeka clubs at the Hotel Jayhawk. Attendees included Cecile Roney state legislation chairman, Margaret Lockard, Valeria Cline, Winnie Knight, with Wilma Rose of Newton BPW president as guest speaker.
The notice lists an auxiliary lunch at 8th and Vt Streets and a business meeting in the afternoon. Brackett Dwellers are set to meet at 1 30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. C W Davenport Route 1.
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