Miss Rosenbaum to be honored at bridal shower
Social notes report Miss Jan Rosenbaum as guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Sharon Martin at 2146 Ohio Street. Attendees include Jacqueline Rosenbaum and numerous friends. bride Mims Rosenbaum will wed Carlos G. Perry on June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Rosenbaum
Sharon Martin
Ohio St
Jacqueline Rosenbaum
Mabel Ieso
Mudred Zimmerman
Charlene Fritzel
Marilyn Rudd
Marian Preston
Jane Hutton
Polly Peppercorn
Sara Lawrence
Sue Ann Haines
Marilyn Perry
Vera Stough
Joannie Underwood
Mary Joe Lowman
Carolyn Oman
Vonda van Pelt
Liz Hopkins
Mary Ann Evans
Judy Anderson
Delores Skeet
Joanne Beal
Sandra Falkenstien
Mims Rosenbaum
John Rosenbaum
Carlos G. Perry
J. G. Baldineso
Topeka
Club Notes Social Calendar Sets May Events
Social clubs schedule May activities including Portia Club book review at Mrs. Oswald Backus home, Trinity Lutheran Church program, and a cleanup day before the Synodical Convention. Kappa Gamma and Sigma Kappa alumnae host gatherings for seniors, with officers inducted into the new building fund. A Memorial Union book review and Ivy Hour program are planned at KU campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia Club
Oswald Backus III
Castle Tea Room
of Sparrows
F. J. Sturm
Roll Trinity Lutheran Church
Flower
Daisy Ralster
London
E. A. Bales
Clara Bieber
A."t Hodges
George Alexander Jr
Mary Apel
Ed Chamney
Dale Chappell
Margaret Deay
Eric Ericson
John Fritzel, Jr
Gifford Grover
Arthur Heck
Phil Hodson
Darrell Houk
Elmer Husted
Ernest Kasold
Kurt Klein
Marie Lynch
Crawford McClung
Ella Oberg
Wayne Parks
Dora Peterson
R. W. Phillips
A. M. Potter
Nellie Shaw
Katherine Stehwein
John Toms
Russell. Tucker
Sigma’. Kappa Alumnae Association
Castle
Retta Lou Jones
J. Maloney
Mahieu
Victoria Club Hosts Covered Dish Supper Monday
The Victoria Club will host a 6:30 p.m. covered dish supper Monday at Mrs. Edith Goldsberry home with Mrs. Effie Lotholtz in charge of the program. The Cosmos Club schedules its annual spring luncheon for 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Castle Tea Room. Mrs. V. Chase will entertain the South Sia Reading Club at 2:15 p.m. Tuesday afternoon. Tota Nu meets at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. E. Franks home 1008 Me Lt. Mra. L. L. Kauffman will present the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Country Club
Victoria
Edith Goldaberry
Tota Ne “Hie
C. EB
Franks
K.U
Memorial Union
Dean Leonard Axe
School of Business
Cameron Hawley
Milton Howarth Alee
Farquhar
Jogy
Robert Louis Stevenson
Victoria Club
Edith Goldsberry
Effie Lotholtz
Cosmos Club
Castle Tea Room
Mrs. V. Chase
South Sia Reading Club
Tota Nu
E. Franks
Mra. L. L. Kauffman
Sunny Valley 4-H Open House and Upcoming Flower Show
About 50 guests attended the Sunny Valley Home Demonstration Unit open house at Sunnyside School with a cancer film and Q and A by Dr. Snook. Curtis Stewart presented Korea farming customs. HDU notes, district meeting talk on heart disease, Five and Fifty unit plans an all day gathering at the 4 H Fair grounds. May 19 and 20 flower show schedules available at Chamber office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Valley Home Demonstration Unit
Sunnyside School
Snook
Jefferson County
Enterprise Hdu
la Peer Church
Shawnee Mission
James L. Ruble Jr
Joe Baldwin
Perry Coffman
Paula Dill
Sunnyside
Golden Valley 4-10
I R
Wilfred Ousdahl
O. HL. Correa
Skevth Dayd
Lloyd Weibel
Robert Daniels
Guy Shultz
Danny Brune
Waller
Publisher Hedges Named Democratic Candidate in 12th Senate Race
Framed as a weekly Coffeyville paper report, Fred L. Hedges the Coffeyville publisher is described as a Democratic state senate candidate from the 12th district. The note recalls his Kansas Legislature service and notes a 1952 Democratic Congressional bid from a Sedgwick district.
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Coffeyville
Fred L. Hedges
Dinteret Hedges
Kansas
Cherokee County
Congresa
KU Home Economics Hosts 300 High School Girls
Approximately 300 high school girls visit Kansas University Home Economics. Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy, Miss Martha Peterson, and Edna Hill chair the sessions. Tours of labs and nursery school, a fashion show titled Rhapsody in Spring, and student models from Lawrenc e Haskell Institute Oskaloosa are featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Franklin D. Murphy
Martha Peterson
Misa Edna Hill
Department of
Home Economics
E U
Judy Harding
Janet Jackson
Lawrence
Romano Mattwasshe
Lottie Caldwell
Haskell Institute
Evelyn Myers
Verna Mae Hunley
Oskaloosa
Ruth Roney
Mary Dresser
Nelliellen Garber
Marjorie Plumb
Lecompton
Pat Griffiths
Kansans Travel and Attend Professional Meetings
Mrs. A B Ewing leaves for a Texas trip visiting Fort Worth and Corpus Christi. Mr and Mrs Robert Price depart for a two week motor trip through the Smokies to North Carolina, visiting son Robert Price in Southern Pines. A group including Warren L Eudaly and James T Adamson set to complete Marine recruit training May 11 in San Diego. Kelvin Hoover and son Jimmy fly to Michigan for a weekend visit. Mrs J Edward Teeters visits family in San Francisco. Mr and Mrs Clinton Farmer attend the Weavers Conference at KU and stay with Terry Crall. P E O leaders return from Kansas state convention in Wichita with Mrs W A Saucier. KU educators attend state meetings in Emporia and Pratt. Dr Ralph I Canuteson reelected president of Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association in Topeka. Parke Woodard attends meeting in Topeka. Alice Dicker and Mrs Howard Brown attend state board meeting in Emporia. Mrs Marston McCluggage travels to Pratt for Ill father illness. Ermil Telfel to speak in Tyler Texas on city PR. 350 delegates attend Hutchinson chiropractors conference opening and ending today. Mrs Archie Mills returns home from visit with her mother in Hutchinson.
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A. B. Ewing
Texas
Fort Worth
Corpus Christi
Robert Price
Smokies
North Carolina
Mas
Robert H. Price
Southern Pines
N. C
Warren L. Eudaly
Wilfred, Eudaly
James T. Adamson
Clarence R. Adamson
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Calif
Kelvin Hoover
Jimmy
Michigan
Detroit
Bloomfield Hills
J. Edward Teeters
San Francisco
Ernest Young
W. §. Griesa
Clinton
Kansas University
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association
Topeka
Parke H. Woodard
Marston McCluggage
Pratt
Ben Hawk
Ermil L. Telfel
Texas City Managers’ Association
Tyler
Tex
H.W. Craig
A. R. ‘Coljburn
Marian Brockway
Kansas Chiropractors Association
Hutchinson
Archie’ Mills
Walter Gray
Mollet Wins Confidence in Pension Bill Vote
Premier Guy Mollet wins three votes of confidence on his government’s bill to raise all age pensions. The routine runoff produced predictable results, with the process aimed at closing a flood of amendments rather than signaling a political shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris i
Guy Mollet
Dean L H Axe Elected Dean Of Business School Leader
Dean Leonard H Axe of the Kansas University School of Business was elected vice president of the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business. Other officers named at the Berkeley meeting include Stanley Teele of Harvard and Paul Green of Illinois. Axe previously served as secretary treasurer and on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard H. Axe
Kansas University School of Business
American Association’ Ot Collegiate School of Business
Berkeley
Calif
Stanley Teele
Harvard Graduate School of Business
Paul Green
Ilinois University School of Business
BEC
Dean Axe
Menus and Meals Listed for Day by Day
A dated menu shows Thursday and Friday selections including barbecued items, roasted hams, potatoes, buttered vegetables, various sandwiches, jello, meat loaf, macaroni and cheese, buttered peas, and peanut butter sandwiches. The notes reference ALN Area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget
Four Local Artists To Show Efforts at K. C.
The Mid-America Annual Exhibition runs May 10 to June 10 at Kansas City's Nelson Gallery Atkins Museum. Four Lawrence artists have works entered including Jerry Buchanan John Talleur Veloso Abu eva and Curtis W. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-America
Kansas City
Nelson
Atkins Museum
Lawrence
Jerry Buchanan
Emery Rd
Zailboats
John Talleur
la. St
Velos
Swamp Swamp Area Sold as Potting Soil Mystery
Norfolk businessman T. A. P. Cofield plans to sell 9,000 acres of the Dismal Swamp as bagged potting soil for plants. U S buckwheat crop yields plummeted from 16 million bushels in 1905 to about 2.055 million in 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
A.P. Cofield
U. S
Menu highlights at LHS-JHS cafeterias next week
Readers are urged to note the Junior and Senior High menus for next week with varied offerings. Highlights include two bean dishes, buttered Mexicorn, spaghetti red, stuffed wieners, ham burgers, barbecued ham, meat loaf or salmon loaf on Friday, and desserts like funge cake and cobbler.
Kansas University to stage Mozart Mass in C Minor
The Kansas University chorus and symphony orchestra perform Mozart Mass in C Minor at 3 30 p m Sunday in Hoch Auditorium. The concert opens the 33rd annual music week observance with soloist Martha Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Chorus
Hoch Auditorium
Martha Long
Sunday Dinners at the Party House Reservations Sought
The notice advertises Sunday dinners at the Party House with reservations phone number VESR791 222 Perry St VI S-2828 and mentions Mrs. Wm. Guntert.
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Perry St. VI
Wm. Guntert
Kansas City Opera Selections Featuring Renowned Voices
A concert program presents Mare of Kansas City with soprano Reinhold Schnudt and Elizabeth Ownsley alongside bass baritone Joseph Wilkins and tenor, directed by Clayton Krelvbiel with Elizabeth Ownsley as assistant professor of voice and music education. The event highlights a distinguished lineup including the soprano soloists and professors in a faculty led performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare
Kansas City
Reinhold Schnudt
Joseph Wilkins
Elizabeth Ownsley
Clayton Krelvbiel
K U Students Honored By K C Alumni Group
Three Kansas University students were honored by the Kansas City Alumni Association of Alpha Tau Omega. Paul Adandr of Kansas City received the Thomas Arkle Clark award. Aoi, a senior in the School of Building and Architecture, ranks in the top three percent. Bob Conn, a senior in the College, won the $150 prize for active members. Robert Billings of Russell won the $10 prize for initiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Kansas City
Alpha Tau Omega
Paul Adandr
Thomas Arkle Clark
Aoi
Bob Conn
Wit
Robert Billings
Ruse
Billings
Actor Weissmuller jailed for drunken driving collision
Johnny Weissmuller 52 former Tarzan actor was jailed on a drunk driving charge after a collision with another car. Victor N. Satriano of Los Angeles was the other driver and was not injured. Weissmuller posted bail of $263.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Johnny Weissmuller
Weissmuller
Victor N. Satriano
Los Angeles
Gene Hinman
Young Child Dies After Dentist Visit in Cleveland
A 4 year old boy, Mark Stephen Morrison, died in a Cleveland dentist chair after nitrous oxide was administered before dental fillings. Cuyahoga County coroner Dr. Samuel R. Gerber said an autopsy was completed but the cause of death was not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Stephen Morrison
David Morrison
Samuel R. Gerber
Cuyahofa
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W. C. Hunsinger
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Charles Stough Jr
Christian Women's Fellowship of the
North Lawrence
Harry Craig
John Wooden
Doris Evana
Larry Sneegas
John Brown
Bob Radcliffe
Anita Cleveland
Doris Evans
Suan Rowlands
Mary Fulcher
Harry Creig
Marcia Haines
Judy Gray
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Elizabeth Davia
Sue Todd
Paul Kirkpatrick
Mozart
James W. Gowans
Ernest Klooz
Arvid Erickson
William Zweifel
Fay Brown
J. B. Henry
Lawrence Kappa Kappa Gamma
Charles Stough Jy
Stough
Earle Patton
James Black
K.U. Home
Alice Dicker
Howard H. Brown
Emporia
Ing
American Association of
Dicker
Brown
Mollet
Dean L. H. Axe
K. C
Vermont
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Dally Vic Melton
Mansy Ya Galion
Parsons Jewelry
Joe Schelbar
Nick Schelbar
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