Community groups schedule meetings and events in March
Jayhawk Chapter No 22 of Disabled American Veterans and Aux iliary will meet Monday evening March 24 in the new city build. Pupil from Pinckney sixth grades stage a folk party this afternoon from 3 45 to 3 with dances games and cookies baked by the girls. University of Kansas PE cadets Miss Marilyn Kendall Miss Barbara Tucker Miss Susan Bagby and Rey Du Pree assisted. Recital by piano students of Mrs J J Krum Sunday March 23 at 3 at Centenary Methodist Church features pieces by Davison Potts Thorson and others. Mrs Krum Norma Polan honored with linen shower. Invitations extended to many local residents.
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Jayhawk
Pinckney
Ralph Gra
Ber
Mabel Mallory
University of Kansas
Marilyn Kendall
Concordia
Barbara Tucker
Wichita
Susan Bagby
Minneapolis
Minn
Rey DuPree
Cimarron
J. J. Krum
Centenary Methodist Church
Wurts Adesra
Davison
Potts
Thorson Duc
Thompson
Thompson _ Shiv
Erwin Pres Fuer
Polk Fong
Carol Pontius
Erwin
New World Symphony
Gent Saher
Robert Cole
Risher Sharon Isloves
Todd
Groep
Miocellent
Elupanir
Gaynor Sbreinat
Varof
Ventus
Waldteufel Godard Ruerman
Cape Forever
Mra
Krum
Norma Polan
June Harding
Shirley Dahlene
Shirley Tanner
Edgar Dolan
Floyd DeWeese
Lester DeWeese
Dallas Dolan
Thomas Dolan
Kenneth Hornberger
Herbert Nehrbass
Kenneth Pine
Joyce Nehrhass
Phyllis. Nehrhass
Keith Kolars
Ralph Freed
Jim
Society Calendar Highlights Local Women Gatherings
Frida meetings at various homes include Azaf and BA chapters while alumnae from Pi Beta Phi and other groups plan dinners and luncheons. A Lawrence Group teachers meeting featured a covered dish supper and a craft display, with 31 Audubon Junior Club members visiting the Dyche Museum bird and animal displays under Dr. Harrison B. Tordoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Junior Club
Dyche Museum
Harrison B. Tordoff
Denny Johnson
Community Meetings and Club Updates Roundup
The Colyer Community meeting moved from March 24 to March 3, while the Four Leaf Clover 4-H Club plans a Bobby Socks presentation and refreshments. Pleasant Hour Club enjoyed a Wednesday gathering hosted by Mrs. Charles Topping with Irish jokes and contests run by Esther Parks and Henry Hack. Next movie night at Mrs. Guy Bigsby’s. Linwood Extension Unit met for garment lesson with foundation garments modeled by Florence Quinlan and Marie Coates. Happy Days Home Demonstration Unit plans a Monday meeting led by Mrs. Willis Freeman with plant and bulb activities and a Man Made Fabrics lesson by Mrs. Lawson and Mrs. Smith. James Randolph Black was born March 20 to Mr. and Mrs. James W. Black, with grandparents Ed Elam and C B Black. Lawrence Flower Club set for Monday at 2 with white elephant and plant sharing lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colyer
Four Leaf Clover 4-H Club
Charles Topping
A. W. Phillips
Esther Parks
Henry Hack
Guy Bigsby
Dorothy Speicher
Ellen Anderson
Linwood Extension Unit
Kam
Baird
Robert Elder Sr
Wendell Quinlan
Florence Quinlan
Marie Coates
Lind Rhodes
Lawrence Tisend
Personal News from Topeka and Nearby
Mrs K Bruner and Mrs Bertha Snyder returned from a two month Mexico trip with Rev Gray of Wichita and sister, reaching Acapulco. Mrs Oliver Barber, injured earlier, now uses a walker at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, staying at least two more weeks. Michael Getto and Jerry Cox plan to go to Kansas City for the basketball game tonight. Chancellor Murphy will speak at the Kansas Home Economics association banquet in Topeka on the topic How Are We Bending the Twig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Bruner
Bertha Snyder
Mexico
Elan
Gray
Wichita
Ixico
Acapulco
Oliver Barber
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Donald May
Springdale
Ark
Michael Getto
Jerry Cox
Tansas City
Franklin D. Murphy
Kansas Home Ecojugmatcs Association
Topeka
Ant C. “Lanborg
Northwest Junior High presents Johnny Strange musical
Mrs BE Novotny plans Kansas City visit for the Northwest Junior High School production of Johnny Strange. Lorene Novotny directs the drama club musical with music department backing. Mrs L J Brinkmeyer leaves Lawrence for New York then to Germany. Sgt Brinkmeyer served at Heidelberg after student years at the University of Kansas.
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Kansas City
BE. L. Novotny
Johnny Strange
Music Department
Drama Club
Lorene Novotny
L. J. Brinkmeyer
Heidelburg
Germany
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Frida
THEO
H. Tania
Elfin Mercred Clu
Pistorius
Deli Wek
Me J. Patterrow
Sigal Kann
Ralph Dicker
Jonier High Danes
American Association
van Rowe
Luneteen
Jane Iet
Mra. aAlumnae
Trian Lindsey
Edward F. Kumpe
Fort Leavenworth
Pi Beta Phi
Adrian Lindsey
C. Buehler
E. C. Quig
Vinton Warner
Ruth Stoland
Robert Mason
Farcisl Bally
Lynn
W. J.paden
R.C. Mitchell
E. O. Stone
John £. Hawkins
Lawrence
Douglas County
Number Six
Veda Stanton
Vera Jensen
Larry Heeb
Jeffrey
Larry
Lesompton
Hoch
Tech
Cecile Roney
Lawrence Group
Tme
Clinton School
Vesta _Bahnmaier
Ibba Stauffer
Lillian Hil
Myrtle Wiglesworth
Clara Reusch
Lois Ward
Florence Demeritt
Myrtle Mitchell
Merle Solladay
Bessie Taylor
Fare Thomas
Vera Stanton
Emma Perg
Lan
Ilaunderaides
Lawrence Ca. Bae A
Perens Ee
Hattie Fetty
Effie Miler
Dorothy Dimond
Gay Houk
Kathleen Norris
Pat Allison
Walter Harding
Number Six Recreation Club
Sanford Johns
N. HH
Leland Armstrong
Harry Murphy
Happy Days Home Demonstration
Willis Freeman
Ave
Albert Lawson
James Smith
Ray, Longacre
Edward Bochie
James W. Black
James Randolph
Ed Elam
C. B. Black
East Ath Phane
Scottis
Scotts
Weaver's Shoex
Seroud
Boggs Hat Shop
Vermont
Stark Haven
Masa
Charles of
Ster
Cosnentis
Main Bloux
Weasel
Atin
Fateh
Wonder's Trinsmengs
Aecessory
Eas
General- Electric
Mom
Dri
General GD Electric
Nan
van Raalte
Marse
Forever Young
Weaver
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van Raalle
Young
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