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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1966

Page

3

Engagement of Mary Ann Robinson to George Brenner Planned

Dr and Mrs E L Robinson of Independence Kansas announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Ann to George M Brenner son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Brenner of Princeton Kansas. Mary Ann is a KU student and Chi Omega secretary with Kappa Epsilon and Rho Chi honors. George Brenner graduates from KU School of Pharmacy in June and will pursue pharmacology at Baylor in Houston. A summer wedding is planned at First Methodist Church Independence.

E. L. Robinson Independence Kan Mary Ann George M. Brenner Marvin Brenner Princeton Miss Robinson F. O. Russell Lawrence Kansas University Chi Omega Kappa Epsilon Rho Chi National Science Foundation Brenner KU School of Pharmacy Alpha Chi Sigma Baylor University College of Medicine Houston Tex First Methodist Church of

Community clubs host annual Friendship dinner at Castle Tea Room

Soroptimists will host the Altrusa and Pilot clubs for a March Friendship dinner at the Castle Tea Room with punch at 6 45 PM More than 100 attend KU Faculty club spring party with 530 PM predinner Open House at Prof W Stitt Robinsons home Bridges played by University Club members at 10074 Mass St Host couples were Harold Lukens and Keith Stanley. prizes awarded to several members.

Altrusa Castle Tea Room Bernice Bender Faculty Club W. Stitt Robinson University Club Mass. St Harold Lukens Keith Stanley E. R. Stellmacher John Glyatt Paul Gregory Fletcher Bell Corlett Cotton Ralph Campbell Glen Wiley

Miss Summerlin Attends Alpha Chi Omega Workshop at KU

Summerlin, a Tampa University music education graduate and former Tampa Alpha Chi Omega president, meets with Kansas University chapter officers for a weekend workshop. She earned Phi Beta Kappa honors and was named outstanding female graduate by the Tampa alumni association and listed in Who's Who Among Students.

Ity Kansas University Alpha Chi Omega Summerlin Tampa University Tampa Phi Beta Kappa

Population Density Near US Border in Canada

About 90 percent of Canada's 19 516 000 residents live within 200 miles of the United States border. The statistic highlights the concentration of people in southern Canada close to the US boundary.

Canada United States

Sinclair Murphy Betrothal Announcement

Mr and Mrs Paul L Sinclair of 1536 N H St announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra to James Michael Murphy son of Mrs Helen Murphy of San Diego California and the late Joseph James Murphy Miss Sinclair is a senior at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia majoring in education Mr Murphy is a senior at Lincoln University Jefferson City Mo majoring in industrial arts He will be commissioned as second lieutenant in the Army after graduation a summer wedding is planned.

Paul L. Sinclair N.H. St Sandra James Michael Murphy Helen Murphy San Diego Calif Joseph James Murphy Miss Sinclair Kansas State Teachers College Emporia Murphy Lincoln University Jefferson City

Chi votes pledges meet at 7 30 Monday at Mitchell Road home

Alpha Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the home of Mrs James Tomson 2114 Mitchell Rd New chapter officers will be elected at 8 p m Mrs Lowell Craig is hostess The Conversational English Group meets at 2 p m Tuesday at Mrs Louise Lane 808 Ala St Round Table is entertained at 2 30 p m Tuesday at Mrs J W Gowans 1434 Engel Rd Mrs Winfield Scott co host Miss The program will be given by Mrs John Ise Mrs Claude Goldsberry 1327 Mass St will host Victoria Club at 7 30 p m Tuesday

Alpha Gamma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi James Tomson Mitchell Rd Lowell Craig University Women’s Club Louise Lane Ala. St Round Table J. W. Gowans Engel Rd Winfield Scott John Ise Claude Goldsberry Mass. St Victoria Club

KU Graduate Math Women and Wives Meeting Update

KU group Women and Wives will gather at 7 30 p m Tuesday at a private home for an informal discussion and social time.

KU Graduate

Douglas County Democratic Women meet at Sound Inc

Mrs. Robert Johnson hosts a Douglas County Democratic Women’s Club gathering at 7 30 p m Monday at Sound Inc 925 Iowa Speaker will be Dr Richard Nelson county Democratic Central Committee chairman Hostesses are Mrs Jarvis Brink and Mrs I J Stoneback

Douglas County Democratic Women’s Club Sound Inc Iowa Richard Nelson Democratic Central Committee Jarvis Brink I. J. Stoneback

Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs Monday

Social calendar lists events across groups including Polly Painters Club at 10 am on 4-H Fairgrounds, German Conversation Group at 2 pm, Altrusa Soroptimist and Pilot Clubs dinner 6:45 pm Castle Wea Room, Alpha Omicron Pi 7:50 pm, and Douglas County Democratic Women’s Club 7:30 pm at Sound Inc. across University and city venues.

Polly Painters Club University Women's Club Leland Pritchard Uswy Grace Nelson Ohio St. University Ann Duellman Madeline Lane Al-So Club Altrusa Castle Wea Alpha Omicron Piaiumnae Verner

Fads of 1860s Kansas Comment on Fashion Oddities

A snapshot of editorials from 1866 on growing fashion quirks in Kansas and beyond. Debates over Gipsy bonnets with soup-plate rims, artificial calves from corset makers, and moral judgments about trends from Leavenworth and Topeka papers.

Kansas New York Leavenworth Topeka

International Festival at KU Highlights 14 Countries

University of Kansas hosts the 13th annual International Festival in Hoch Auditorium with native entertainment from 14 countries at 8 p.m. March 26 and exhibits in the lobby from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The event, sponsored by the Foreign Students' Office, features 529 international students from 85 nations. Dale Sprague leads the steering committee with members from Greece India Germany and Costa Rica in key roles.

University of Kansas Hoch Auditorium U.S Africa Philippines Germany Austria Switzerland Thailand Pakistan Latin America China Korea India Arab Countries Greece

Miss Crawford and Leonard Shuck Wed at Centropolis Church

Dee Ann Crawford and Leonard Shuck exchanged vows March 1 at Centropolis Christian Church with a double ring ceremony. Attendants included Claudia Crawford and Nola Stover, while Lawrence Carey and Lynn Kring stood with the groom. The couple will reside on a Worden-area farm after a brief honeymoon.

Centropolis Christian Church Dee Ann Crawford Leonard Shuck Roy Browning Jr Topeka Roy D. Crawford Baldwin Byron Shuck Ottawa Anita Clark Vicki Clark Nancy Crawford Kathy Shuck Claudia Crawford Nola Stover

KU Geologists Attend Dallas Institute on Petroleum Economics

Two State Geological Survey members from KU, Mrs Margaret Oros and A L Horn baker, joined an international institute in Dallas on exploration and economics of the petroleum industry. Mr and Mrs Glen A Wiley return from a two month Texas trip visiting McAllen Brownsville Harlingen and Corpus Christi.

State Geological Survey Dallas Tex Margaret Oros Survey Oil and Gas A. L. Hornbaker Industrial Minerals Glen A. Wiley Texas McAllen Brownsville Harlingen Corpus Christi Larry D. Brage Columbus Mark DeVere D. E. Brage Parsons T. J. Moore Lawrence Mary J. Howard Jim C. Donner Ft. Ord Calif Frances Cherlyn Ann Janet Susan Matt Pat D. C. Belden Topeka Fred Fleming Lecompton Flemings Belden Fort Worth Gary Myers Tonganoxie High School Ottawa New York Philadelphia Washington, D. C Kansas Conference of the Methodist Church L. C. Cox Tonganoxie Phoenix Ariz

Russian English Language Stat Facts

A tiny share of this country’s population speaks Russian, while among Russians only a minority speaks English. The figures illustrate limited cross language fluency in both the general population and the Russian cohort.

Antique Show Sponsored by Pilot Club Continues at Armory

The Antique Show sponsored by the Pilot Club of Lawrence runs today and Sunday at the National Guard Armory at 2nd and Iowa Streets. Victoria Krumsick is the manager. Exhibits from several states. Open until 10 p.m. today and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.

Pilot Club of Lawrence National Guard Armory 2Nd and Iowa Sts Victoria Krumsick

Women bowlers meet for Lawrence association session

The Lawrence Woman's Bowling Association holds its annual meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Police Fire Building at 8th and Vt Streets. Officers will be elected, tournament checks distributed, and banquet plans discussed.

Lawrence Woman’s Bowling Association 8Th and Vt. Sts

Brownie Scout Troop 667 Activity Highlights in India District

Brownie Troop 667 of India District toured the Natural History Museum at Kansas University and enjoyed a skating party at the Lawrence Roller Rink. Attendees included Cyndi Browning LanDe Browning Nancy Clough Kathy Wisdom Sheryl Riley Janet Ruet ter and Mariann Kruesburg with Debbie Shirar from Troop 621 assisting. Troop leaders are Mrs. Darrel Browning and Mrs. Roy Clough. The group observed Girl Scout Sunday at First Christian Church.

Brownie India Natural History Museum Kansas University Lawrence Roller Rink Cyndi Browning LanDe Browning Nancy Clough Kathy Wisdom Sheryl Riley Janet Ruetter Mariann Kruesburg Debbie Shirar Darrel Browning Roy Clough First Christian Church

Gunpowder's era as top weapon explosive ends with TNT debut

Gunpowder, first used in battle in 1946, remained the deadliest military explosive until 1902 when TNT was introduced, shifting the balance in warfare’s destructive capabilities.

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