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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1963
Page
5
Dear Ann Landers offers guidance on grandpa’s care after a stroke and keeping family meals warm. The columnist urges compassion over isolation, advising children to learn kindness and explaining the situation to them. The column also addresses neighbor etiquette and wedding gift etiquette with practical guidance.
Gwen Stuart daughter of H C and Mrs Stuart of 2226 Tenn St is among 36 Kansas Methodist High School seniors on the 1963 United Nations Youth Study Tour. The group left today and will return April 6 visiting Washington Philadelphia and New York to see Congress and the United Nations and to attend the Cherry Blossom festival.
Lawrence High School represents the First Methodist Church on a planned tour, showcasing student involvement with a church community program and educational exchange.
Thirty four youngsters from Jayhawk Junior Nursery School visited John Brann farm on Route 4 this week. Morning class on Monday Wednesday and Friday was assisted by Mrs Harvey McArthur with help from Mrs Craig Carroll Mrs Leslie Regnier and Mrs Richard Burke. Afternoon class trip benefited from the efforts of Mrs James Logan Mrs Jack Mauterer and Mrs Olof Maucher.
The Xi chapter at Kansas University marks its Golden Jubilee with a Sunday tea from 3 to 5 PM at 1325 W Campus Rd. Topeka and Lawrence alumnae organize, inviting university officials, national officers, housemothers, Mothers Clubs, and 750 Xi initiates. Special guests include national VP Mrs Eliot Roberts and province president Mrs Richard Mason.
Forsonels Mrs. Chester Hemphill and her Yale Iowa sister and brother-in-law return from Mexico trip. Lawrence Sinks residents announce birth of son Lawrence William on March 26 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Grandparents listed. Nine KU German Department members attend KA meeting in Emporia. Various staff mentioned. Braun family returns from Falls City visit. Ringle family travels Europe by jet, includes Paris stop.
More than 150 people are expected at the Shanghai Gobbler of the EU chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at 6 this evening in the Eldridge Hotel. Dr. Glen T. Nygreen of Kent Ohio, national vice president of SAE, will be the banquet speaker. The event marks the chapter’s 60th anniversary with about 70 out of town alumni in Lawrence for the affair which began Friday with a smoker at 1301 W Campus Rd. The afternoon program features rededication of the chapter house and a report of the educational foundation. Dancing is planned from 9 to 12 tonight and a brunch Sunday from 10:30 to noon concludes the event.
Plymouth women group Club Votes Group I holds 6 15 p m dinner Monday in church Miss Mildred Newman to present program No Name Club meets 1 30 p m Tuesday with Mrs Ralph Kitlen 1809 Miss St Kitlen also leads program Riverside Community Club hosts 6 30 p m covered dish supper Monday at the school Gerald Grosdidier of Eudora to show slides of Spain Portugal Twentieth Century Club meets 3 p m Tuesday with Mrs Frank Banks 801 Ala St Miss Wilma Miller assistant hostess Exemplar Preceptor Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets 8 p m Tuesday with Mrs June McMillin at Kirsten's Hillcrest Shopping Center Spring fashions to be shown by Mrs McMillin Alpha Upsilon chapter Epilson Sigma Alpha meets 8 p m Monday with Mrs Marlin Redding 1700 Barker Ave Mrs Roy Axline co Mrs William Baxter to discuss sharpening thinking.
Mr and Mrs Tobe Gulley of 779 Locust St mark their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner. They wed March 27 1913 in Lawrence. Mrs Gulley, formerly Flossie Harris, is the daughter of Abe Harris of Worden. Mr Gulley was a Kansas University carpenter for 43 years retiring in 1958. They have four sons ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Attending were sons and families from Denver and Lawrence including Raymond and Harold Gulley and James McClelland families.
The West Junior High School PTA board meeting is moved to 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday April 9 in the multi purpose room. Sunset Hill PTA executive board will meet at 9:30 a.m. Monday in the school.
Friday reception at Lawrence Country Club celebrated Dr H Penfield Jones surgeon and School Board president for 30 years of service. More than 1,000 attendees from Topeka Great Bend Prairie Village and other areas, with numerous local and out of town guests and helpers listed. The event featured guest book attendance and remarks by notable locals.
About 200 people are expected for Alpha Phi State Day dinner Sunday in the Crystal Room of the Eldridge Hotel. Speaker at 1 p.m. is Mrs. Fred Hatton of Kansas City international director of programs. Greek Singers will perform. hostesses include local alumnae and EU active chapter. Coffee hour at 9 30 a.m. at the chapter house with worships from 11 a.m. to 12 30. Attendees include representatives from Washburn and Wichita Universities and alumnae from Topeka Salina Wichita Emporia and other Kansas towns plus a large Greater Kansas City delegation.
Mrs. Morris Cleve land hosts devotions at 1701 Ind St while Mrs. C H Garber leads the discussion period. Easter roll call, food for a sale, and assistant hostesses Mrs C W Ogle and Mrs Orville Carey listed. Kansas University groups plan informal gatherings after Peter Paul and Mary show with fraternities Delta Sigma Phi Alpha Kappa Lambda and Delta Tau Delta. Monmouth Duo event hosted by Pi Beta Phi and Kappa Kappa Gamma with chaperones Mr and Mrs Arthur Heck.
Social Calendar lists events for the weekend including University Club dinner bridge at 6 30 p m on Saturday Sigma Kappa Golden Jubilee Tea at 5 p m Sunday chapter house 1325 W Campus Rd Alpha Phi State Day dinner 1 pm Mdridge Hotel Polly Painters Club 10 am 4 pm Police Kire Building 8th and Vit Sts Atigas Club luncheon 12th p m Riverside Community Club 6 30 pm Riverside School Great Books Club 7 30 pm Lawrence Public Library
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