Bridal Shower for Grace Kelly Held by Friends
Grace Kelly’s bridal shower occurred in New York with friends from Philadelphia present including her mother and sister. Gifts featured lingerie a beach hat belt and a cake. Hosts Mrs Join Richardson and Mrs Mal calm Reybald plan attendance at the upcoming Monaco wedding. The article notes the U S fishing industry outputs about 225 million pounds yearly worth around 50 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telaw
Philadelphia
Join Richardson
Malcalm Reybald
Miss Kelly
US Fish and Widlife Service
Marriage Announced With April Wedding Plans
Miss Catherine Saunede and Greed Warren announce their upcoming marriage set for April. The couple will exchange vows Wednesday evening at Moss Bars Alvente. Attending will be family and friends, with refreshments and a display of flowers and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aome
Shineer
Mies Cather Saunede
Greed Warren
Wisbie
Moss
Alvente
Bertha
Marty Gale
Shitakine
Sinine Ders
Harold Satinelern
Po Smith
John Ayer
Retty Allen
Deridene Tras Lion
Phyllis Shine
Mary Gile
Eyal Cale Mas Bertha Ceffely
Mass
Grange WoOoAlen
Bob. Gis
den Mossi
Klag Webster
Mis Way Hurtbuch
Mies Honessmiti Moss Gateth Wierd
Jine Anderson
Club Notes Social Calendar For Thursday And Weekend
Lawrence County social calendar lists events with Meveredi Club hosted by Mrs Robert Taft at 2 30 Saturday at her Wis La St home and Double Dozen Club with Mrs E Holfine at 2 Friday at Wit Tenn St Belleview Ladies Aid sets an all day April 5 meeting at Barbara Skinner home with hat making for Easter exchange Elks Ladies card party and luncheon is Tuesday April 3 at 1 with reservations by Monday noon to Mrs Allen Phillips VI3 6202.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawerence Country Hi
Brndge
Japan
Robert Taft
Wis la St
Holfine
Tenn. St
Belleview Ladies Aid
Barbara Skinner
Elks
Allen Phillips
K U Baptist Students Tour Indian Missions
Kansas University Baptist group led by Rev. Ernst E. Klein with five students sets off Friday on a spring study tour of Indian missions in the Southwest. Sponsored by the Roger Williams Fellowship the itinerary opens at Bacorie College in Oklahoma, an American Baptist school for Indians, with activities planned through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst E. Klein
Kansas University
Southwest
K.U
Roger Williams Fellowship
Bacorie College
Oklahoma
Mission group to visit several churches in Arizona
Five students will tour Baptist, Catholic and Presbyterian missions in the Pueblo, Navajo and Hopi fields in Arizona. They plan to return to Lawrence on April 7. The students include Sun Tide of Hope president Kedhoay Ship and Larry Shrout of Blue Springs Mo., with Jeannie Fatek Sun from Enterprise and Csralyn Wel Cox, Carl Gaertn Larry Gon from Algonquin IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okino
Wie
Pueblo
Navaho
Hopp Uelds
Arizona
Lawrence
Sun Tide of Hope
Larry Shrout
Blue Speinis Mo
Csralyn Welcox
Antr St. Gaertn
PTA Notes Highlight Granted Life Membership During Cordley PTA Meeting
Cordley FPA held its March meeting in the school auditorium with Dr. John F. Jacobs discussing gifted education and state efforts in special education. Mrs. Pat Malone awarded a life membership to Mrs. Irvin Youngberg, with social hour featuring yellow daffodil decor and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FPA
Dorium
John F. Jacobs
Division of Special Education
State Department of Public Instruction
Jacobs
Kansas
Pat Malone
Irvin Youngberg
PTA
Cordley
Robert Cornwell
Yelow
June Smith
Youngberg
John Estes
Lows Ry Andersen
Cornwell
Robert Price
Charles Stough
Charles Williamson
Neva McKinney
Janet Rothrock
Vivian Sies
Personal notices from Lawrence area events and births
Mr. and Mrs A B Weaver return from a six week trip to Mexico City Acapulco and La Padi. Mr and Mrs Charles E Lindell announce the birth of a daughter Charlene LaNette March 20 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Hibbard Taul attends state breeding association meeting in Manhattan. Mr and Mrs Dolph Simons return from a Colorado Springs trip. Clayton E Skinner leaves for Ft Lewis after 30 day leave with his mother. He was at Ft Campbell Ky and heads to the Far East. Mr and Mrs Robert A Hodge announce the birth March 22 of Vernon Wayne, a brother for Perry age 2. Hodge is son of Mr and Mrs Willard Hodge, a former Lawrence resident. Mrs Hodge was Las Redmond, daughter of Mr Mrs L L Redmond of Emporia. Four KU faculty members will attend the American Association of University Professors meeting April 6-7 in St Louis Ambrose Saricks L J Pritchard W D Paden and E Jackson Baur to represent KU. about 150 colleges will be represented. Rollin Pesenka of Great Bend to represent KU at Inside Advertising Week April 1-6 in New York City ISTH ST MERCHANTS officers elected at the second annual meeting Gina Squires president Lee Zinemerman vice president Edgar A May vison secretary Norman Edmonds treasurer
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A. B. Weaver
Mexico City
Acapulco
la Padi
Charles E. Lindell
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Charlene LaNette
Hibbard Taul
Baldwin
Douglas County Artificial Breeding Association
State Association
Manhattan
Dolph Simons
Colorado Springs
Clayton E. Skinner
Ft. Lewis
Tacom
Wash
Earl Skinner
Elm St
Ft. Campbell
Far East
Robert A. Hodge
Charlottesville
Association
L. J. Pritchard
W. D. Paden
E. Jackson Baur
Rollin Pesenka
Great Bend
Kansas University
Association of Advertising Men and Women
New York City
4-H Spring Tea and 1954 Unit Awards Highlight Meeting
4-H Club and Home Demonstration members planned a spring tea at the Lutheran Church with guest speaker Logan Armstrong from Glass and China Shop in Kansas City. Gold seals will be awarded to units meeting the standard of excellence, with Home Demonstrations Advisor Mrs. Paul S. Din presenting to 1954 unit presidents. The Kanwaka 4-H Club met March 27 at the Frank home with 21 members and six teachers attending. Glenn Breithaupt was named boys delegate to Round-up, Mary Margaret Maertens elected girls representative, and Karen Kirby reported on the council meeting as the group sang and heard project talks.
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Phore
Eauk
Ctthie Trinihy Lutheran
Chuvel
Logan Armith
Glass and China Shop
Kansas City
Sigel South Douglas
Stall Unis
Stallc
A. J. Hildenbrand
Pauls Din
Homeconomies Advisory Committee
Fond
CS. Edmonds
Carl Johanning
Alfred Seele
Delmar Spitz
C. C. Mathews
Charles Hubbard Sr
Raymond Williams
T. M. Walburn
Fred Alford
Kanwaka 4-H Club
Frank
Glenn Breithaupt
Arlen Frank
Mary Margaret Maertens
Shirley Tidd
Karen Kirby
Kenneth Breithaupt
Belleview
Jndara City Hall
Bill Nundiey
County 441
Shirley
Council
Teresa Ross
Hesper
David Weeks
Wood
Mike Fisher
Buddy Hadl
Community 4-H Club Meetings Schedule and Notes
The Clinton Busy Beer Club hosts gardening and water talks plus a parliamentary problem session on April to be followed by an April Fool skit. Golden Valley 4-H meets April 2 at Sunnyside School with a misc Holts shower for Mrs Harold Smith. Belleview 4-H reports births and delegates. 17 members and five leaders attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Mondas
Cheaton Township
Gene Wisner
Loren Anderson
Wanda Kampschroeder
Mike Fletcher
Ronnie Stoneback
Golden Valley
Sunnyside School
ADS Supam
Harold Smith
Reservations at The Party House Dinner by Four
The Party House at 224 Ferry St offers dinner by four and luncheons by ten p m the same day. Mrs Wm Guntert and a colleague provide reservations and contact numbers VI3 8701 VI 35 2828.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
Ferry St
Wm. Guntert
Conanwood 46 Chile Club Holds Second Sewing Meeting
Members of the Inarning to sew phase of the clothing project met Monday evening at leader Mrs Albert Transminet's home. Enrolled: Susan Tones, Sheri Mitchell, Nanes Mole, Sharon Payne, Clarice Richardson, and Mere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conanwood
Chile
Mra
Albert ‘Transminet
Susan Tones
Sheri Mitchell
Nanes Mole
Sharon Payne
Clarice Richardson
Mere
Rural Life Club Dance To Benefit Fairgrounds Equipment
Douglas County Rural Life Club hosts a benefit dance on April 9 at the Odd Fellow Hall. Red Downs Orchestra of Topeka will perform, with proceeds to buy equipment for the Fairgrounds. Planning committee includes Harold Johanning Rita Ler Transmeier Charlene Winter George Luckan Kenneth Martin and Peggy Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Couunty
Jayhawk Jubilee Set For April 21 At Kansas University
The annual Jayhawk Jubilee will be held April 21 at Kansas University to host about 400 students. Approximately 10 high school pupils are expected to attend. The event, sponsored by the statewide alumni group, offers a campus tour, an engineering exposition, a guided bus tour, and meetings with university leaders coordinated with high school officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turth
Kan University
Aelivious
Dirk Wintermore
Alumni Association
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Grace Kelly
New York
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Upper East Side
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Val
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Winnirpeenn
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Barlehs Country Gardens
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Bolly Larekle
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Eekatert
Bharon
Mary
Mooniignt
Hogan Levers Oneney
Kalaer Waren
Kisx
Hiwernbisy
Davis Welding
Titty
Shirley Silek
Vartt Thas
Guardetor
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Spebie Soca Sure Uc Marte
Lawrence Flower Club
Chamber of Commerce Room
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Peet
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Curser
Tider Hosceans
Theo
CO. Bitker
John Hoff
Cub
Jean Th. Colver
Formosa
Degutitas
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Clyde Babb
W On Wagner
John Kliewer
Lawrence Country Club
Rounhl
K. U. Baptist
Indian Missions
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Gini Sterling
Cordley School
Mr. Bunny
Resti
Jany
Norman Edmonds
Gini
Doughts County Demonate
Rane
Isth ST. Merchants
Rescent
Ih St. Merchants Association
Gina Squires
Lee Zinemerman
Edgar A. Mayvison
Allison
Janies
Thomas
Henvontryret Fepneth
Chaghek
Shudey ‘Ld
Selfery Talk
Tody Brink
Pare Hamensiey
Rastpanea
Clewe
Alps Poink
Sie
Paul Ross
Muse
Berhin
Geeta Ss
Hehper
Hundley Shoverd
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Rural Life
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Joe Schelbar
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Weaver's Nation Shop
Rug Shop
Viking
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