Omen social activities and university women meeting report
The Lawrence Branch of the American Association of University Women will continue study of Japan at a 7:30 p.m. Thursday meeting in the Watkins Room of the Kansas Union. Moderated by Mrs. Hart Jr., the program features talks on postwar Japan by Mrs. Deichert and Miss Richardson, with cultural and geographic commentary by professors Drury and Sato. Meanwhile, KU music teachers present senior high students in an honor recital at First Baptist Church, and Mothers Weekend brings Gamma Phi Beta gatherings with brunch, dinner, skits, and calico bridge. University Club hosts a dinner bridge, and KU Faculty Club plans a dessert bridge with local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Lawrence
American Association of University Women
Watkins
The
Kansas Union
Harry L. Hart Jr
Burton Marvin
B. P. Deiehert
Jennie May Richardson
Deichert
Miss Richardson
James Drury
Fessor
Kansas University
Toshiko Sato
Harold Kipp
First Baptist Church
R. Edwin Browne
Richard Beahm
Luther Gilliam
Charles Kassinger Jr
E. M. Paxton
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Campus Rd
James Curlea
la Grange
Ill
John Emerick
Murray Hill
N. J
D. G. Tebbe
Memphis
Tenn
Gordon MacQuaker
Elmhurst
W. R. Bauerle
Harlan
Iowa
E. A. Nash
LaGrange
C. M. Starr
North Hollywood
Calif
Mildred Clodfelter
Robert P. Cobb
Local families report travels births adoptions and notes
Mrs M N Penny and son Paul of Lecompton returned from a Southwest painting trip visiting Apache Trail Superstition Mountain Oak Creek Canyon and Taos galleries accompanied by Mrs R K Collins. Clarence Pinet KU professor visits Des Moines for Iowa Telephone Assn convention. Ed Carleton семье visited Albuquerque and relatives. Births include Barbara Ellen Penfold. Endacott adoption Paul John. O Brien recovering from hip injury in Middleton Rhode Island. Reiner III born in Galveston. Elliott twins Bruce William and Brian Wayne born Route 3. Hillcrest sixth graders served as pages for Sen Reynolds Shultz. Keeler KU extension lecturer spoke at St Joseph Rotary and will lecture on vitamins for 1965 at Highland Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. Penny
Paul Penny
Lecompton
Phoenix
Ariz
Oak Creek Canyon
R. K. Collins
Taos
N.M
Frank Pinet
United States Independent Telephone Association
Kansas University
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Telephone Association
Ed Carleton
Albuquerque
Frank Stephenson
Sa. St
Middleton
R. L
Monte Sherwood
Aquidneck
Eric B. Reiner II
Galveston
Tex
Eric B. Reiner III
Wilma Farley
Tenn. St
Erich B. Reiner
Prairie Village
C. Dean Elliott
Route 3
Bruce William
Brian Wayne
Russell Dean
Randall Dale
W. C. Elliott
N. 7Th St
Fred Coffman
North St
Ralph Reed
James Reed
Engel Rd
Russell Pine
Richard R. Pine
Princeton Blvd
Hillcrest Elementary School
Sen. Reynolds Shu
Meat Ball Tidbits Miniature Meatballs as Party Snack
Season one pound of ground beef with one teaspoon salt and an eighth teaspoon pepper. Mold the meat around stuffed olives or pickled onions. Bake in a shallow pan in a 300 degree oven for 20 minutes. Serve with heated barbecue sauce. Yield forty meat balls.
Bacon Dice on Cornbread Prep For Oven Finish
Slice bacon and partly cook it then sprinkle over a pan of cornbread just before baking to finish cooking in the oven.
Mary Ruth Andes to Wed Mark Edward Rimmer June 5
Mary Ruth Andes daughter of Mr and Mrs Ammon Andes of 1642 Indiana Street announces engagement to Mark Edward Rimmer son of Mr and Mrs Calvin R Rimmer of Aruba Netherlands Antilles. Miss Andes a Lawrence High School graduate class of 1962 and a former Graceland College attendee now attends Kansas University. The wedding is set for June 5 at the RLDS Church in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammon
Andes
Ind. St
Mary Ruth
Mark Edward Rimmer
Calvin R. Rimmer
Aruba
Netherlands Antilles
Miss Andes
Lawrence High School
Mr. Rimmer
Graceland College
Lamont
Iowa
Kansas University
Lawrence
Local club meetings scheduled this week
Chile Votes Friendly Circle Club meets at 1 30 p m Thursday with Mrs George Kapfer 1734 W 19th Terr Members bring handwork Lawrence Music Club holds Scholarship Benefit Recital at 1 30 p m Thursday at Plymouth Congregational Church F and B Club hosted at 1 30 p m Wednesday in the home of Mrs Lee Percival 1536 W 21st Terr F P M Club gathers at 2 30 p m Friday with Mrs C S McClure 1632 Crescent Rd The Green Thumb Garden Club meets at 8 p m Thursday with Mrs Dana Dowd 705 Miss St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Circle Club
George Kapfer
Lawrence Music Club
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lee Percival
F.P.M. Club
C. S. McClure
Crescent Rd
The
Green Thumb Garden Club
Dana Dowd
Miss. St
Nelsons Celebrated Golden Wedding With Open House
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nelson of 241 Perry St. marked their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home attended by about 80 guests including family members Truman Nelson Homer Nelson Ralph Nelson and Ralph Hubbel. Out of town guests included Mrs. Ethel Hubbel Dennis Hubbel and Aileen Callahan of Bonner Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Nelson
Perry St
Nelson
Truman Nelson
Homer Nelson
Ralph Nelson
Ralph Hubbel
Cheryl
Carol Nelson
Steve
Don Nelson
Ethel Hubbel
Dennis Hubbel
Aileen Callahan
Bonner Springs
Virginia Inn
Carol
Jeff
Don
Lloyd Jameson
Roger and
Scott
David Hubbel
Lanny
Danny
Davey
Social Calendar Tidbits For Tuesday And Wednesday
Social calendar lists events for Tuesday at Bethel 48 Masonica Temple Xi Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi. Activities include Mrs Dave Williams and Wellington Victoria Club at 7 30 p m. Wednesday features Found B Chul at 8 30 p m with Mrs Lee Percival and Jaycee Jaynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Bethel
Masonica Temple
Beta Sigma Phi
Dave Williams
Wellington
Victoria Club
Mies
Anta Weed
Ohio St
Chul
Lee Percival
W. 21St Terr
Jaycee Jaynes
Charles Bratton
Knapp LaFrenz Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Knapp of 616 West 17th Street announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Marie to Clifford R. LaFrenz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond LaFrenz of Osakis Minnesota. Alice Marie is a 1964 Lawrence High School graduate and works at Acme Laundry and Dry Cleaners. Clifford LaFrenz is a 1963 Osakis High School graduate and is serving in the United States Air Force at Forbes Air Force Base Topeka. Wedding date not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Stemnley
Ill. St
Donald Yeats
Stemnley
Lawrence
U.S. Air Force
France
Alex Boyle
James Barter
Robert Scott
Terry Smart
John Henderson
Irvin Knapp
West 17Th St
Alice Marie
Clifford R. LaFrenz
Raymond LaFrenz
Osakis, Minn
Miss Knapp
Lawrence High School
Acme Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Mr. LaFrenz
Osakis, Minn. High School
United States Air Force
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Popovers Pricked Before Baking for Steam Release
Five minutes before popovers finish, insert the tip of a sharp knife into the side of each popover. This scoring helps steam escape and promotes crisper, lighter shells.
Theta Rho Club Meets in IOOF Hall
Theta Rho Club No. 30 held a Monday night session in the IOOF Hall with President Meredith Johnson in charge. Lois Tefft was elected assistant advisory officer for Blue Bird. Members planned a April 24 money making project and presented reports from the Theta Rho District School of Instruction. The next meeting date was set for Monday April 5 instead of April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Tefft
Blue Bird Theta Rho Club No. 30
Meredith Johnson
IOOF
Lawrence Bridge Club Sunday Winners Named
Lawrence Bridge Club named first place winners in Sunday night duplicate with William R. Scott and Diane Seaver and Brian Grace in the two directions. Additional winners included Betty Underwood Lois Hazlett and others tied for third. Club meets Sundays at 7 PM at the Holiday Inn and partnerships may be arranged. information via Aaron Rabinovitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bridge Club
William R. Scott
Diane Seaver
Brian Grace
Northsouth
Betty Underwood
Lois Hazlett
Fannie Spurrier
Steve Markstein
W. D. Paden
W. D. Paden Jr
Mike Wiedel
Rob Sanders
Lois Clark
Warren Bosch
Ray Clark
Robert Stevens
Ken Curry
Topeka
Jim Russell
Holiday Inn
Aaron Rabinovitz
Celery Snack Recipe Notes Ham and Carrot Mix
A quirky snack idea suggests nibbling celery stuffed with a mix of one cup ground leftover ham a fraction cup grated carrot and four cups salad dressing.
Tonganoxie OES Welcomes Grand Matron for 75th Anniversary
More than 175 attended the Rinda Chapter 82 meeting as Grand Matron Mrs Ione Jordan of Norton visited Kansas OES. A banquet at the Methodist Church hall preceded the meeting with 70 plus present, honored by Rev. Lewis Hearne. Diana flower arrangements by Mr and Mrs John Church. guests included multiple Kansas and national grand officers and district aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinda
Order of the Eastern Star
Grand Chapter
Kansas
Ione Jordan
Norton
Methodist Church Hall
Lewis Hearne
Linwood
Frances Myers
John Church
Jordan
Bernice B. Stutzman
General Grand Chapter
Harriett Neibling
Lula Lasiter
California
Ruth Reese
Michigan
Pauline Woods
British Columbia
Mary Mills
Hoyt
Rosa
Fred Grindel
Ramona
Perry
Barbara
Richard Schons
Abdiel
Kansas City
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University Club
Ramon Wilson
Bruce Yeakel
Marty Fitch
Ponca City
Okla
H. W. Love
Paul Gregory
John Selig
Harold Lukens
Ted Gray
Ralph Campbell
Ralph Gelvin
W. G. Altimari
Boggs Hat Shop
Vermont
Mary Ruth Andes
Chile
Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson
Open
Eplerpel
Ewe
Inet
Kay
College Jeweler
Massachusetts
Knapp-LaFrenz
Alice Marie Knapp
Theta Rho
Ioof Hall
Dora Ruge
Tefft
Marie Wiggins
Theta Rho District School of Instruction
Tonganoxie Oes
Virginia Osburn
Lester Hickman
DeSoto
Elsa Edmonds
Alcione
McLouth
Eva Barber
Byington
Leavenworth
Darlene Caraway
Graham
Lansing
Loretta McMillan
Mendias
Ruth Warfel
Helena
Dorothy
Slobowick
Oskaloosa
Mary Clepper
Adah
Gerry Ridley
Evangeline
Baldwin
Glenn Knapp
Easton
Earl D. Johnson
Sincerity
White Church
John Brock
Priscilla
Glasco
Martha Washingir
Atchison, Kansas
Alma
Helianthus
Eudora
Hyacinth
Tirzah
Star of Hope
Greensburg
Bryan
Texas
Virginia Seymour
Zoe Arnold
Hazel Bowersox
Clyde Bailey
Barbara Kirkman
Maurine Lamb
Lida Bailey
Gladys Hunter
Star Point
Kroehler
PC. Bassett
Eureka Prince
Iced Angel Food
Drakes
Contemporary
Buffet & Hutch
Mass
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