Wickey Couple Adopt Baby Girl Mary Jo
Mr and Mrs Elmer Wickey of Route 3 Tonganoxie announce the adoption of a four month old baby girl named Mary Jo. Dr Paul W Gilles KU associate professor of chemistry will speak to the Midland section of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers Tuesday in Midland Michigan on High Temperature Chemistry. He will lecture Thursday at Town University on The Properties of Fluoride and Uranium Dioxide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wickey
Route 3
Tonganoxie
Mary Jo
Paul W. Gilles
Kansas University
Midland
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Mich
Town University
Social Activities Highlight Local Alumnae Gatherings
Alpha Chi Omega alumnae hosts at Mrs. Dale Turner home on Strong Ave for a 7:30 p.m. gathering. Bridal shower honored Miss Allison Lockard at Mrs. L A Brien's home with spring decor and blue rose accents. Lawrence La Sertoma plans International Visitations at Eldridge Hotel with 1 p.m. luncheon. Endacotts celebrate Frank C Endacott's 85th birthday with a family dinner. J G Bignall family reunion includes four children and many grandchildren from multiple states. Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club luncheon features slides of Holt House Monmouth and shrine status. Kanwaka Good Will Club works on new project. Adah Chapter East ern Star hosts Easter program with songs and slides. Old and New Club meets after Castle Tea Room dinner to hear hunting tales from Alabama.
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Alpha Chi Omega
Dale Turner
Strong Ave
Helen Failing
Pi Beta Phi
Adrian Lindsey
Kent St. Morgan
Lincoln
Neb
George Peppercorn
Roland Roney
Pi Phi
Richard Piskaty
Holt House
Monmouth
Clara Jones
Order of Eastern Star
Bessie Taylor
Tucumcari
N. M
Betty Molet
Crystal Price
Jesus
Paul Rankin
Herbert Jones
United States
Frank Jones
Tonganoxie
Rinda
Four-H Club and Home Demonstration Week Activities Planned
Kansas state 4 H and Home Demonstration Week runs April 29 to May 6 with events in multiple counties. May 2 meeting at Shawnee Mission High School features district unit presidents, speakers, demonstrations and panels open to the public.
Hillcrest PTA Board to Meet in School Library
Woodlawn PTA held its monthly meeting in the school library with Mrs. Donald Woodward presiding. Communications from UNESCO Council and the Citizen's committee on swimming were read. Mr. Jacobs and A E Woeslemeyer discussed Boy Scouts plans.
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Woodlawn Pta
Donald Woodward
Unesco Council
Citizen's Committee
Jacobs
A. E. Woeslemeyer
James Burnett
Woodlawn
PTA
Arthur Johnson
Wayne
Community Club Notes and Local Meetings Update
Progressive Reading Club planned for Tuesday at Mrs William Frowe home with Mrs V R Af burty assisting. Mystery pals to be revealed and 4 H fair towel donation reminder. Belles and Rows Square Dance Club to meet Wednesday at the Tom Economies Building with Frank Lane calling. First Presbyterian January calendar includes a covered dish lunch at Mrs Cow Redpath. Wadsworth Veterans Aid to meet Tuesday at the Community Building with carpet rags needed and a new quilt to start. sack lunch served.
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Progressive Reading Club
William Frowe
V. R. Afburty
Albert Gieseman
Raymond Gardner
Tom Cawley
Menbers
Belles and Rows
Welock
Tome Economies
Frank Lane
First Presbyterian
Cow. Redpath
T.m. Jones
F. M. Merriam
Wadsworth Veterans Aid
Girl Scout Council Officers Meet in Lincoln Nebraska
Mrs Warren Zwink vice president of the Lawrence Girl Scout Council will attend the regional meeting in Lincoln Nebraska March 1921 representing 107 councils across Colorado Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Wyoming Mrs E B Stouffer will also attend as regional chairman of the International World Friendship Committee and Regional Selections Committee The meeting aims to strengthen public and community relationships and discuss regional national plans The program is run by the regional committee with Miss M Isobel Crowe regional director and national staff present Also square dance lessons are offered at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Community Building sponsored by the Recreation Commission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Zwink
Lawrence
Girl Scout Council
Lincoln
Neb
Colorado
Iownn
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Wyoming
E. B. Stouffer
Holton Price Jr
St. Louis
Region VIII
M. Isobel Crowe
Gertrude Simpson
Clarence Cortner
New York
Dinner and Luncheon at The Party House
Mrs Wm Guntert advertises home cooked meals with dinner by 4 p m and luncheon by 10 a m on the same day at 222 Perry Street contact VI 3 8791 or VI 38 2828 for ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Guntert
Perry St
Lawrence High Wins Annual Speech Festival At Home
Lawrence High School topped its own invitational festival with 85 points on Saturday. Haven placed second, Emporia third, and Newton fourth as about 225 students competed. Trophies and medals were awarded for four places and top three individuals across categories including Manuscript Reading and Oratory.
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Lawrence High School
Haven
Emporia
Newton
Vietoripper
K. U
Manus Ry
John Brown
Awrence
Ray Nichols
Ess
Rence
Twila
Krehturt Moundridge
Alan Combs
Lawrence
Don Herrick
Bob Driscoll
Temporaneous
Raymond Pippett
Bruce Lyon
Oratory
Allan Robb
Bob Potter
Washington
Rita Howell
Connie Merrit
Clive Bueghler
Harold Fearing
Jing-tJane Perry
Bil Wright
Santra Lee
Bob Shahan
Scout Leaders to Meet in Community Building
The Girl Scout Leaders Association will convene Wednesday at 9 30 in the second floor classroom of the Community Building with Mrs Karel Blaas, president, set to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout.Leaders Association
Karel Blaas
Negro and White Churchmen Plan Merged Services
A note indicates that Negro and White church leaders intend to unite services. The text references a rector and a pastor figure and mentions a suburban area and a planned joint event.
Book Exchange Revealed at Peiping Library
A Peiping library announces the establishment of a book exchange with the United States. Experts say limited exposure and distorted broadcasts hinder understanding of the program and its paintings and history.
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Toryo
Peiping
Toliy
Pitan
Sted
Brisaut
Lintary
United States
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Melford Bartz
Wallace Hicklin
Byron Jones
Rhea Cline
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Robert Reeses
Allen Moore
Henry A. Lockard II
Topeka
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Eldridge Hotel
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Norman Endacott
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Abilene
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Dick Endacott
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Lynn
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Arkansas City
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Kansas City
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Ceylon
Aquila and Priscilla
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ivan Percival
Jolene Kay
Gaye Elaine
Robert Menger
State Geological Survey
Albert Pendleton
Route 2
John Charles
Clarence Higginbottom
Winsfield
Will Pendleton
Army
Frank Walters
Japan
Jeltz
Pleasant Hour Club
C. Z. Eriksen
Charles Hubbard Sr
R. W. Phillips
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Asa Colman
Charles Hubbard Jr
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Call Viking
The
Recreaton Commission
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