Lawrence AAW Branch Final Meeting Plans and Activities
The Lawrence branch of the American Association of University Women holds its final meeting of the year Saturday afternoon at the museum. Mildred Clodfelter leads a review of the year's activities with brief summaries by committee chairs. Members renewals and new memberships are discussed. parking restrictions around the museum are lifted on Saturday afternoons.
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Laerence
The
American Assortation of University Women
Belock
Bk Poon
Thayer Museum
Mildred Clodfelter
Virginia Wilder Wall
Hoard Anka
Quente
Clayton Crosier
BR. P. Stringham
Degrees to Ten Men in Lawrence Scottish Rite Ceremony
Ten men received the thirty second degree of the Scottish Rite during a ceremony at the Lawrence monastery. The reunion ran from March 3 to May 3 with graduates including Pharis J. Cordell and Ray J. Stevenson of Sunflower, and others from Lawrence. Officers of the graduating class were elected yesterday, with Jack F. Todd as president and M. David Jags as orator. Graduation will be May 10 at the consistory with R. Eugene Britain as educational director and chaplain. Music by the Araval troubadowrn.
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Tenchen
Lawrence Conaintery
Theas
Pharis J. Cordell
HeSoro
Af T. Saxland
Denton
Ray JH. Stevenson
Sunflower
Tiville
Consert
Charles T. Draper
James
R. Eugene Britain
K Oc
Guthrie, Okrconaistary
Araval Troubadowrn
Sheepskin Diplomas Return to Mt. Oread Traditions
James K. Hitt KU registrar notes that imported English diplomas in sheepskin are back after a four year gap. June graduates will receive the large signed diploma, a KU tradition, while printers face the aged material. Chancellor Malott and Mrs Malott travel to Hot Springs for a council meeting before returning to Lawrence.
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James K. Hitt
K. U
England
Flower Club to Sponsor Spring Show Sunday at Community Building
The Lawrence Flower Club announces its Spring Show at the Community Building this Sunday May 7. Entries open to amateur gardeners with divisions for specimens, roses, biennials, and herbaceous perennials. prizes awarded for first to third place.
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Flower Club
Lawrence Flower Club
Vaeual
Cuans
Viet Yeti Dleeni
H. W. Sherman
Fred Hunging
Frank EJ
Lena Fincher
Mire
Roy Anderson
Mra
Mra RR
Mareies
M. Penny
Fred Harris
Ide Mason
Myron Dicher
Carl Hirt
Kate Fulerran Kertinn
Ralphian
Marten
Cones
YM Auwhard
Auianta
Sire Mo' Torgeson
Toren
Eonanttanca
Bruker
Mil
Newnan
Seerian
Simpann
Atlee
Student Head Candidates Contest School Ballot
Fragmented lines indicate junior high students discuss ballot events for a school elections. References to president hopefuls and council members suggest upcoming student government voting and leadership roles next fall.
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Jeera
Beewan
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Cnneentram
Mick Kruegel
Mldred Kiraham
Muriel Dow
Mra Wilma Pitand
Oner
Tuesaday Everong
Green Varret
Kansas
Coty
New York School
Florence Ring
Mena Harreson
Eva Ale Kerth
Newton
Woman's Relief
Curpa
Mrs. White
American Legion Amiliary
Kaw Valley
Eudora
Gertrude Goble
Concordia Guild
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Castia
Walt Wiech
Edgar Saileman
Wilttare
Burg
Areun Atver
Major Hager
Herman
Wiechman
Lutheran Women’s Missionary Teague
Inet
Leavenworth
Braun
Judeon Smoyer
Salisbury
Fort Leaventworth
Pace Nondsa Lee Connell
Doanne Jones
Jud Miller
Rob Preaton
Cam
Soa
Amazon
Mt. Oread
Hx Clefti
George de Sere
Albert F. Hi Fionfer
Kansas City
Ice
Naggo
Charles
Fiske
Hampton
Beaties
Weel Beret
Weal Sacques
Gabardine Cape
Weel Benneta
Weel Seakers
Pantien
Pinkie
Toggery
Bel Ten
Foame Eckl
Weaver's
A. LL Staley Manviachaing Co
Urea
A. & Staley Mpg CO
Pienar
Veer
Kirkland Hall
Burlington
Rayot
Natalie Nolder
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