DAR and Daughters of Missouri Activities Highlight Civic Groups
Social activities capture a Kansas region scene with Betty Washington chapter DAR at Castle Tea Room echoing last week’s Topeka D A R conference on Our Goodly Heritage. Delegates from Bethel No 48 and Adah Chapter No 7 join a string of cultural events, initiations, music, and commemorations across Lawrence and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty” Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Castle Tea Room
Kansas D.A.R
Topeka
Betty Washington
Sue Todd
United States
D.A.R
Miss Todd
America
National Defense
Marcia Baty
Fof Abels
Martha Rayhill
Mildred JD Watson
Tork
Atchison and
T Lawrence
W. C. Summers
Walter Keeler
P. N. Stevens
George Weyernater
Jonathan B. Carter
Arkansas City
H. P. Cady
Mary P. Clarke
Dell Davidson
A. B. Glathart
Ada Lindell
Mildred Mast
F. N. Raymond
Spring in France theme party with flower vases centerpiece
Arrangements of spring flowers adorned the rooms and table centerpiece candle vases filled with blooms. Mrs Rinque received the guest prize, with other prizes awarded to Mrs Jennings and Mrs Roger L Ewing of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Rinque
Jennings
Roger L. Ewing
Kansas City
Local Students Win 32nd Music Talent Fund Audition
Local music students dominated the 32nd annual Music Talent Fund Audition of the Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs held in Paola. Karl Garrett won overall and will be soloist for the forthcoming Second District convention. Linda Garrett and Leslie Nesmith earned top honors, Nancy Winston received honorable mention. Accompanists were Mrs. G W Bradshaw, Jane Dunlap, and Sandra Aldrich. Lawrence sponsors included the Federated Club of Lawrence and several local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Talent Fund
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
Paola
Karl Garrett
Linda Garrett
Leslie Nesmith
Nancy Winston
Federated Club of
Lawrence
G. W. Bradshaw
Jane Dunlap
Sandra Aldrich
R. B. Garrett
G. C. Eacock
Margaret Bushong
C. W. Winston
James Maloney
Reginald Strait
Art Stoner
Pardancers Wadsworth Veterans Aid meet Tuesday morning
A Pardancers Wadsworth Veterans Aid section meets at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Community Building to cut carpet rags sew and quilt. A noon sack lunch is served. The article also lists several social visits and meetings including church weddings and club gatherings with local residents and visitors from Stover Denver Honolulu and New York City.
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Wadsworth Veterans Aid
Health survey underway and social club notices broadcast
Miss Laptad, president of the Douglas County Health Council, is staying overnight with Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shackelford in Shawnee Mission while a health survey continues. Many community groups meet this week including Theta Sigma Phi alumnae dinner at Hotel Muchlebach, Circle 2 covered dish, Alpha Zeta Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Bookfellows at Miss Martha Rayhill's, Ventura Club at the executive mansion, and Christian Women’s Fellowship work day with noon sack lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Smoyer
Smoyer
J. W. Coester
Stover, Mo
Katherine Coester
J. C. Miranda
Mr. Miranda
New York City
Ensign Neal Stanton Smoyer
Bonnie Gayle Erickson
Trinity Lutheran Church, Mission
Otto Barteldes
Denver
J. J. Delametter
Scott Forrest
Miss Forrest
Honolulu
T. H
George R. Esterly
Short Hills
N. J
George W
Blair Academy
Esterly
George A. Esterly
Dalph C. Simons Jr
Phoenix
Scottsdale, Ariz
Virgil 8
John F. Octigan Jr
Fred G. Willman
Harvey E. Bryant
W. H. Quakenbush
Salina
E. E. Williams
Woodston
Kas
Williams
Harold Young
Evadne Laptad
Shawnee Mission
Eudora Meth
Odist Women's Society of Christian of
Shawnee County
Health Workers ‘Service
Circle I
Laptad
Douglas County Health Council
John H. Shackelford
Evelyn Ott
Eugene
Ore
Albert Sabol Jr
Harriet Brown
Marcia Baty
Frances Grinstead
Helen MecCarrot
Kansas City
Theta Sigma Phi
Muchlebach
J. Alexander
Cliff Mann School of Floral Design
Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Old Votes Social Calendar Highlights Beta Sigma Phi Events
The social calendar lists Alpha Gamma chapter events, Beta Sigma Phi gatherings at Ratley Annex, Old Friends Club with Mrs Emimna Ben Pete, Porte Wluh with Mrs L A Stevenson, and several reading and study groups across South Side and Green Hall. Notable organizers include Mildred Newman, Mrs Mom Chubb, Mr VooA Young, Mrs AIR Lorreker, and Mrs Margaret Haines. Events occur Tuesday afternoons and evenings in Kansas City venues.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Ratley Annex
P.m
Old Friends Club
Emimna Benpete
L. A. Stevenson
Pam
Mildred Newman
South Side
Castle Tentomim
Cowhril
Mom. Chubb
Vooa Young
Pan
Review Club
Air Lorreker
Margaret Haines
Mann
Tan Mathers
Guy Amik
TA Pom
KU Law
Tonge
Green Hall
TOR Pit Zoliac
Kansas
KC Memorial Union
Alphea Zeta Chagres Epsilon Stema
Hazel Miller
Mehlinger to Speak at Zub Fellowship Meeting
Howard D. Mehlinger Lawrence High School assistant coach will address the Zub Fellowship gathering Tuesday evening at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. The Aquila and Priscilla Class sponsors the event for church members and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard D. Mehlinger
Lawrence High School
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Priscilla
Farm Bureau Presidents Meeting in Manhattan Banquet
Attendees will have food and table service at 6 20 with coffee. Manhattan Meblinger will discuss How the home school and church can help each other. Kansas Farm Bureau leaders plan a presidents meeting today and Tuesday on Stites College campus near the new Farm Bureau building.
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Farm Bureau
Manhattan i Meblinger
Atta
Wesley Waltkuhie
Lecomprin
Tinaglas County Farm Bureau Association
I. al
Manhattan
Kansas Farm Burra
Farm Basen
Stites College
Clarence Papp
Tom Buereat
Farm Buteoe
Matial Insuaranes Co
Wenge Ho
4-H and Home Economics Clubs Meet in Eudora Area
4-H Club and Home Economics 4-H Club will meet Tuesday at 45 pm in Eudora Grade School hosted by Donald Wright. Home Economics Unit will meet Thursday at 10 am at Mrs. Leo Reavis home. Mrs. Hill Burgess to teach meal planning using seven basic foods. members asked to notify Mrs. Burness by Tuesday. Twenty members attended the Eudora unit meeting at Mrs. Jess Haney’s home. a luncheon was prepared using seven basic foods. The unit will have a work day next Tuesday at Mrs. Fred Ziesenis’s home. Kanwaka 4-H food prep class met Friday at Mrs. Frank DeShazo’s with leaders Mrs. Brann and Linda Stoneback. Chopped raw apple added to waffle batter noted as delicious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Titov
Jane Milliken
Stanley Bo Norman
Marjorie Doctor
Worthy Matean
Charles Wells
Harley Edmonds
Perry
Louise A
Lockapo
Los Angeles
Calif
Carl Schraeder
Adah
Topeka
Winifred Hentsch
Rosa Lee Snecens
Bessie Westergren
Edith Benson
Viglin
Cheryl
Lanna Hentsch
Air de Tadler
Gluck
the Crusader
Gilman
Lucille Reuter
Maren
Villa Mien
Callie Reeta
Martha Bint
Rolless
Lola Torneden
Reely
Florence French
Wilma Reetz
Frieda Reetz
Eudora
Donald Wright
Leo Reavis
W. 4Th St
Hill Burgess
Jess Haney
Alrs
Fred Ziesenis
Kanwaka 4-H Club
Frank DeShazo
John Brann
Linda Stoneback
Virginia Wulfkuhle
Eudora Clothing Drive Aids Local and Overseas Children
FHA girls at Eudora High collect good used clothing for orphaned and needy children and adults in the United States and 33 overseas countries as part of World Clothing Week. The drive runs through Friday with dropoffs at the school and a phone contact for Kudorn.
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Eudora High Sebo
United States
World Clothing Week
Eadora
Clothing drive and bedding items sought for drive
A call to donate all types of children's wear adult clothing and shoes is issued. Bedding is also solicited. For a dessert topping suggestion readers may mix crushed peanut brittle with sweetened whipped cream.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bethel No. 48
Supreme Guardian of
International Order of Joh's Daughters
Masonic Temple
Sharlot Swim
Supreme Guardian
Bernadine McCoy
Earl Walton
St. Patrick
Vivian Webster
Janet Sue Burnett
Nancyelaine Rusk
Eugenia Wilson
Vinita Fisher
Bethel
Nancy Litehenauer
Swem
Swein
Sandra Schroder
McCoy
Lola Craig
Bethel No 48
Linda Norman
Gwen Altic
Karen Ott
Clair Streit
Kathy Bucheim
Boeryerly Roberts
Miss Rusk
Virginia Curtice
Ireland
Hhe
Order of the Eastern Star
Couwie
Woman's Society of Work Service
Eudora Salem Aup
Howard Wilson
Lydia McCurbin
Anna Strobel
Ian Shutt
Gerstenberger
Kha O'Bery
Lottie Nets
Strobel
Ruth Wilson
Delbert Green Jr
Great Falls
Mons
L. A. Wade
Rex Foust
Kenneth Hobson
Dana Hobson
Don Nutt
Baldwin
Elvet Sandera
Williamsburg
Leland Erickson
Leslie Beguelin
Ey Cline
Buddy Orr
Green
Janice Mcleod
Gary White
Sherry Green
Jack Shipman
Arthur Flory
Route 2
Sawyer
Willow Springs
Flory
Nella Hale
William Flory
Clarence Flory
Alva Ploy
A. B. Ewing
P. Ringue
Pardancers
The
Lawrence Business and Professional Women's Club
Alfa Lonnecker
Mass
Rebekah Prill
Mothers Discussion Club
Guy Zink
Phil Vogler
John Metsker
V. A. Young
Ladies Literary League
Solon G. Ayers
Archie Jameson
Ben Neis
Pat Dexter
Progressive Circle
Carol Miller
Alpha Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Forrest Ave
Bookfellows
Cora Davenport
George Docking
Ventura Club
Executive Mansion
Robert Cook
George Stewart
Mark Plummer
Gerald Cooper
Lawrence Delta Gamma
William T. Nichols
N. H. St
Roy Axline
Friends In Council
M. D
Eastman Kodak
EMI
HIXON
Don Crawford
Bob Blank
Fabergé
Weaver's Cosmetic Shop
ZUB Fellowship
Aarons YE
Bave Atasy
Pingren
Eudora Clothing Drive
Boggs Hat Shop
Carrer
Vermont
Vickers
Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Sommer’s Grocery
Teepe
Weaver's Nation Shop
Matays
Fay
Oces
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