Society clubs host luncheons and programs this week
Society notes cover Wilma Miller hosting a Thursday contract club luncheon at 1 15 at her home G W Bradshaw entertaining the Octet Bridge club tomorrow afternoon at 2 Dorcas group of West Side Presbyterian church meets at 6389 Maine Street tomorrow afternoon at 2 with Scriptural verse roll call A special 8 pm Thursday program at Church of God in Christ No 1 842 New Jersey Street features a Kansas City group admission free Mrs Maurice Starr hosted a luncheon for the Monday Sewing Club at her new Eudora home Mrs J B Henry back from Florida shared winter scenes about 150 Brownie Scouts and dads plan a Dad-Daughter Birthday dinner at the Community Building tomorrow at 6 30 with color guards and a morning program at Woodlawn Virginia and local Girl Scout council leaders oversee events Twenty three Delta Tau Delta mothers from Kansas City and four from Topeka attend a 1 pm luncheon at Mrs A B Ewing’s home J J Blery reviews a book during the afternoon Sunnyside Community Club meets Friday night at the school Readings and moving pictures by William Green Jr Refreshments served and meetings voted to pause through summer Next meeting April 21 with a basket supper Mrs L W Lee hosts Entre Nova club Friday at 2 30 at her home Ed Kidwell to host hide luncheon Thursday at the Lawrence Country Club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Pierson
Sheila Nichola
Mary Sippel
Sandra Rasmussen
Sally Randall
G. C. Watson
Scout Council
Woodlawn
Virginia
York Brownies
Cardwe
Pinckney Ainging
Harold We Reueth
Clifton Calvin
Will E
Mistrasa
Céremoanten
Glenneriter
Interielinte i Ute
Charne
Avrenta
Urence Woodruff
Ciifton Calvin
Bill Haston
Mra
Treva Grown
Mere
Walter Nieder
Riseell Mills
Lee Boyle
Delta Tau Delta
Kansas City
Topeka
Lawrence
A. B. Ewing
J. J. Blery
Wilbur Pine
F. A. Russell
John H. Cox
Sunnyside Community Club
William Green, Jr
Personal travel and hospital notes from region
Mrs J B Mack and daughter Alberta Wilton depart for a southern motor trip visiting Atlanta and Natchez Garden Tour. Mr and Mrs O L Cole return from a week with relatives in Corpus Christi and San Antonio. Maurice B Myer called to Elmira after father in law Fred Smethers death. Fred G Willman hosts son Robert, Walter Schultz, and James Woodlet for Bradley University playoff games in Peoria. Mary Ellen Simmons treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. George Hollenbeck returns from pneumonia care. Ray Wright spoke in Denver to Colorado State Life Insurance association after Oklahoma City trustees meeting and Milwaukee Wisconsin Life Insurance Congress. Mrs A T Walker returns from Kansas City. F B Dodds attends funeral of Ralph R Hansen in Atwell. Prof E O Stone to return from Cleveland after AAUP meeting. Prof W D Paden, E U delegate, returns from where he attended session.
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J. B. Mack
Alberta Wilton
South
Atlanta
Natchez
O. L. Cole
Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Tex
Maurice B. Myer
Missouri Street
Elmdaile
District Court
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
George Hollenbeck
Ray Wright
Denver
Colorado State Life Insurance Association
National Life Insurance Association
Oklahoma City
Wisconsin
W. D. Paden
E. U
Killer Elephant to Die After Tragic Florida Incident
Dolly the elephant, age 98, at Barnum and Bailey quarters in Baraat Florida, crushed a five year old boy named Roger Schooley while the child fed peanuts. The circus said Dolly would be led to a large pit, given an overdose, and buried where she dies. Also noted, Whitehead will join Phillips 66 next season and Norton L. Harris, former county agent, has died at 73 in Wichita.
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Baraat
Mae
Dolly
Pny
Hee
Venrold
Childra
Barnum and Mailer
Roger Sehooley
Arveral Deshante
Henry Ringling North
Wichita
Kan
P— Norton L. Harris
Leavenworth
Neosho Fails
Campaign notes and farming tips from Lawrence journal
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports on Colmery's campaign influence among bankers, farmers, and stockmen. It also includes a warning from Jackson about using nicotine sulfate in poultry houses to prevent lice, stressing careful ventilation to avoid hen losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Topeka
Bergen
Jackson
Dorado reports first polio patient in town
Dorado Kansas March 28 reports Dorado's first polio case. The patient is five year old Allen Stevens, son of Mr and Mrs M A Stevens. The boy is in a Wichita hospital.
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Dorado
Kan
Heath
Allen Stevens
M. A. Stevens
Wichita
Book on House Plants Is Memorial From Club
The Lawrence Flower club mourns Mrs. Carl Graeber, active since 1928 and president 1940-41, who died last January. Her memory inspires a city library display of the book Enjoy Your House Plants, noting her sunlit windows and famed window garden. The text profiles window gardening, care, and five basic rules for indoor plants. Utah statehood note adds a historical aside.
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Lawrence
Danra le
Alan
Dorothy Hanhinate
New York
Tine
Eten van Pole
China
A Cappella Choir Concert at Hoch Auditorium
The University A Cappella choir under Dean Swarthout delivered a gala spring program in Hoch auditorium. The diverse set featured Early Classic Russian and Contemporary works, spirituals, and works by Mendelssohn and Dett, with notable solos by Theodora Friesson and Donna Rumsey, ending with a rousing spiritual suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Hoch Auditorium
D. M. Swarthout
K. U
Ficht
Dean Swarthout
Palestrina
Wilbye
Theodora Friesson
Agurano
Rach'a
Solo parts shine at Corn Hall concert under Walter Damrosch
At the Musical Art Society concert in Corn Hall, Walter Damrosch directed the program. Mrs. Moncrieff's pupil Lynn Lucas delivered a moving solo, Colin Campbell sang a persuasive Rise On Shepherd and Follow, and Ruth Gitlum, a K U alumna, arranged There's No Hiding Place which the choir performed twice after a heady first take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Society
Walter Damrosch
Nicotine Sulfate Lice Treatment Proposed for Hen Roosts
Extension poultry expert M. E. Jackson of K State College says nicotine sulfate can control hen lice, a parasite that lowers egg production by stressing birds. He notes lice are easily treated and roosts can be sprayed to reduce infestation and protect laying flock profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Jackson
Kstate College
Jackson
Buzick Joins Colmery Campaign as Finance Director
Topeka March 28 1974 State Senator Henry S Buzick Jr Sylva Grove named finance director of the Harry W Colmery campaign for the Republican nomination for United States senator. He will team with State Senator Ralph Perkins of Howard to handle campaign matters for Colmery.
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Topeka
Henry S. Buzick Jr
Sylva Grove
Harry W. Colmery
United States
Buzick
Ralph Perkins
Howard
Colmery
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Wilma Miller
G. W. Bradshaw
Octet Bridge Club
Dorcas
West Side Presbyterian Church
Harold Preston
Maine Street
Charles Snow
Church of God In Christ
New Jersey Street
Maurice Starr
Eudora
J. B. Henry
Florida
Ed Kidwell
Morle
Lawrence Country Clu
California
Pacific Northwest
Colorado Rockies
National Parks
Greyhound Travel Bureau
McGee Street
Greyhounds
Amar America
Greyhound
Union Bus Depot
Whitehead
Phillips Bartlerville
Okla
University of Nebraska
Phillips 66
Phillips
Cab Renick
Alpha Phi
Memorial Union
Mary Jo Schmaie
Lincoln
Nebr
Helen Stidworthy Kerr
Louisville
Frank T. Stockton
Margaret Coaheen Hutchinson
Seattle
Wash
Dorris Jo Williams
Harper
Utah
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Donna Rumsey
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Archie Kliewer
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