University Women’s Club spring luncheon reservations
The University Women’s Club invites reservations for a spring luncheon in the Kansas Union, with a program by the club chorus including Camelot numbers. Special guests include UWC scholars Charlotte Almquist, Betty Arnold, Valerie Smasal, Mary Ann Sutherland, and Ineta Williams. General chair is Mrs. Marston McCluggage and decorations coordinated by three committee members.
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University Women's Club
Kansas
Kansas Union
Clark Coan
Cyrus DeCoster
Gary Maranell
University Women's Club Chorus
Camelot
UWC
Charlotte Almquist
Bridgeport
Kan
Betty Arnold
Hoisington
Valerie Smasal
Kansas City
Mary Ann Sutherland
Prescott
Ineta Williams
Wichita
Hubbard Couple To Be Honored At Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles E Hubbard of Route 2 Overbrook will be honored at a golden wedding anniversary reception Sunday at Washington Creek Church of the Brethren from 2 to 4 pm. Married May 5 1915 in Lawrence they later lived on a Linwood farm before moving in 1921 to Douglas County. Their children include Clarence and Charles Hubbard Lawrence Helen Schmidt Baldwin and Kenneth Hubbard Overbrook with seven grandchildren.
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Charles E. Hubbard
Route 2
Overbrook
Washington Creek
Lawrence
Warren
Helen) Schmidt
Baldwin
Kenneth Hubbard
Committee Members List Includes Local Residents
The committee is chaired by an unnamed chairman and includes Mr. and Mrs. John Baker Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Don Evans Mrs. Leona Butell Rev. and Mrs. Jim Nabors Mr. and Mrs. Jim Irick Mr. and Mrs. Ed Early Mrs. Kathryn Mix Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Schos vold Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Jones Jr. and Richard Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baker
Dwight Connelly
Don Evans
Leona Butell
Jim Nabors
Jim Irick
Ed Early
Kathryn Mix
R. P. Schosvold
R. M. Jones Jr
Richard Brown
Sertoma Delegates Attend Midwest Regional Convention at Topeka
Lawrence Sertoma and La Sertoma clubs joined the Midwest Regional Sertoma International meet at the Jayhawk Hotel in Topeka. Arthur Heck Kansas District governor and Leo Eller Kansas District treasurer led a 259 registrant gathering with delegates from Kansas Oklahoma Missouri and Arkansas.
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Lawrence Sertoma
la Sertoma
Midwest
Sertoma International
Topeka
Jayhawk Hotel
Lawrence Group
Arthur Heck
Leo Eller
O. F. Stinson
Walter Heck
Norman Endacott
Gerald Wente
John Rosenbaum
Frank Marcellus
Claude Norris
E. J. Allison
John Hughes
Earl Wilson
Norman Danielson
Walter Love
Geroge Corn
Kansas
Eller
Sertoma
Allison, Rosenbaum
Endacott
Social Calendar of Meetings and Club Events
Lawrence Country Club hosts Ladies Day golf at 8 30 am Ingleside Club holds event at 9 30 am Mrs 8 E Casebier at 1109 Sunset Dr Year Round Club meets 2 pm Miss Cora Davenport 1621 N H St Quivira Club 1 pm KU Faculty Club Friends in Council 3 pm Mrs Charles Rankin 801 Tenn St Delta Gamma Mothers Club 1 pm chapter house 1001 Emery Cosmo Pals 1 pm Chuck Wagon Conversational English Group University Women s Club 1 pm Mrs Louise Lane 808 Ala St BHW Club 2 pm Mrs Mae Noever Mass St Delta Delta Delta alumnae 6 pm vee Jack Miller 1350 Strong Ave
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Lawrence Country Club
Ingleside Club
E. Casebier
Sunset Dr
Cora Davenport
N. H. St
University Women's Club
Louise ©. Lane
Ala
St. Bhw Club
Mae. Noever
Mass
St. Delta
Local clubs schedule gatherings this Tuesday and beyond
Chic Votes BHW Club hosts at Mae Neever home 1027 Mass St at 2 pm Tuesday. Wadsworth Veterans Aid meets 10 am Tuesday in Community Building. University Women’s Club Conversational English Group meets 1 pm Tuesday at 808 Ala St with Mrs Louise Lane. Costa Rica hostess Yanina Hidalgo. Lawrence Sweet Adelines Inc installs officers 7:30 pm tonight at Castle Tea Room. Cosmo-Pals spring luncheon 1 pm Tuesday at Chuck Wagon with bridge and canasta. Mackey Merrymakers luncheon 1 pm Thursday at Virginia Inn with co hosts. Delta Gamma Mothers Club meets Tuesday at 1001 Emery Rd Chapter House. Reservations to Mrs John Chaney VI 3-6229. PEO Tonga noz ie Chapter AT 50th anniversary dinner 7 pm Tuesday at Virginia Inn.
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University Women’s Club
Louise C. Lane
Ala
Yanina Hidalgo
Costa Rica
Delta Gamma Mothers Club
Emery Rd
John Chaney
Substituting Honey for Molasses in Whole Wheat Bread
A brief baking note recommends using honey as a substitute for molasses in a whole wheat yeast bread. It notes similar sweetness and moisture, guiding equal substitution by volume and monitoring fermentation.
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Marston McCluggage
William A. Binns
Walter Meserve
Robert D. Tomasek
Miss Pippert
Pinckney School
Brownlee
Hazel Lee Simmons
Cecile Roney
Russell Steen
Robert Billings
The
Journal-World
Shirley Peterson
Virginia Inn
Miss Peterson
David Brelsford
Perry
Iowa
Michael Murray
Sam L. Murray
Danforth Chapel
Les Gourmet
Ky. St
John David Hartman
Lindsborg
Warren Scott
Learnard Ave
Genevieve Landon
Elmer Hartman
Bethany College
Hartman
Robert Ransom
Rupert Carlson
Vivian Carlson
Osceola
Neb
Elmer F. Hartman
Nellie Shaw
Albert C. Hayden
Carol Miller
James Hurley
Richard Carter
Earl Clough
Ruth Ann Rhoades
Harry Miller
Harold Harris
Herbert Kampschroeder
Ina Foster
Etta Shaw
Doug Hargadine
Milton Stoffer
Sara Stoffer
Robert Blaker Jr
Norman Blaker
Arthur Anderson
Becky Anderson
Ralph Altic
Arthur White
Barbara Pearce
Jack Pearce
William King
Thomas McCarty
Vitus Had
Recompton
Placeit DeMasters
Platte City
Baker University Faculty Club
Baker Gym
Richard P. Brown
Mrs. Hubbard
MR. and Mrs. Hubbard
Mom
America
Mississippi
Sertoma Group
Chic
Mae Neever
Mass. St
Wadsworth Veterans Aid
Sweet Adelines Inc
Castle Tea Room
Cosmo-Pals
Bridge
Canasta
Mackey Merrymakers Club
Arthur Hemphill
George Milleret
Peo
Tonganoxie
Creases
Boggs Hat Shop
Vermont
Mell Shopping Genter
Maupin Tour
Mawaiian Village
Outer Island
Chicago
Kahala Hilton
Outer Islard
Hawaiii
Oahu
Kauai
Maui
Hawaii
Lurline
West Coast
Mawan
California
Las Vegas
TWA
Pan Am
Superior
Maupintour
Little Banquet
W. 23Rd St
Yellowstone
Alisha
Oth
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