Community notices of clubs and teas in Lawrence
Sat Beta Phi alumnae and University Women’s Club events list receptions, bridge parties, and a dinner at numerous homes. Included are Phi Gamma Delta parents’ dinner, a Spooner-Thayer Museum gathering, and a P. E. QC chapter meeting with members attending from local households.
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Caler
Beta Phi
Hen Carian
Erence Writers Workshop
City Library
Castle
the University Cink
Patter Lake
Patton
KAU
Phi Gamma [Delta
Lo'clok
3. S. Elliott
Maude Elliott
Ethan Smith
Lawrence
Spooner-Thayer’ Museum
Waldo Burchard
Maurice Barker
Lee Fleming
Francis Madinger
Cordley PTA ice cream social draws 1200 at gym
The annual Cordley PTA ice cream social drew over 1,200 attendees last night in the Cordley gym from 6 30 to 9. Parents ran committees and donations of cakes, with the Cordley orchestra led by Robert Zillcox performing between events.
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Cordley Pta
Cord-lay
Cordley Orchestra
Robert Zillcox
Edward Bishop
Pre School Packets Available at Pinckney Office
Packets for Pinckney and Hillcrest district parents are at Pinckney school office. Parents with children entering kindergarten should pick up packets within three weeks. The packets include a dental card and a physical examination blank required for enrollment next fall.
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Pinckney
Hillcrest
Pinckney School
More Young Scientists For Soviets Educator Says
Pasadena California the Caltech president compares Soviet training of youth in science with the United States He argues free funding for science equal to weapons spending would aid progress He lists goals to accelerate discovery finding promising scientists paying them well providing facilities and promoting science education
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Lee A. DuBridge
National Assn
Spinster Privilege Proposed in Bonn Ruling
Unmarried German women over 35 may in the future call themselves Miss if they wish. Interior Minister Gerhard Schroeder announced the privilege on Saturday, marking a change in status for spinsters.
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Bonn
Germany
Gerhard Schroeder
Lawrence Residents Prepare for Summer Moves and Visits
Personal notices list Dr. John P. Feist and family leaving Lawrence about June 1 for San Francisco where he will practice. They sold their home at 2101 Ohio St to Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Lessenden who arrived from St. Joseph Mo. Mrs. Wayne F. Shaw returns from a two week East trip. She attended the US Daughters of 1812 meeting in Cleveland where granddaughter Susan Shaw served as a page. she just completed a term as president of the association's state presidents. Carl Clifton hosts weekend guests Hal Weaver and family from Great Bend. Doris Evans and Janie Perry fly to St. Louis to visit Mrs. Harry Burnap in Webster Groves and attend a Principia School festival. Dr. Vi M. Auchard returns from three weeks in Florida with meetings in Miami Beach and a boat trip to Fort Lauderdale plus visits to Bok Tower Cypress Gardens and Silver Springs. In Arkansas they fished at Norfolk Lake and Bull Shoals. Maynard Harris and wife from North Platte Neb arrive for a week with S. E. Owens at Route 3. Harris is a former Lawrence resident.
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John P. Feist
John
Lawrence
San Francisco
Feist
Ohio St
Glenn. Lessenden
St. Joseph
Wayne F. Shaw
East
Darrell Shaw
Cleveland
Associate Council of U. S. Daughters of 1812
Susan Shaw
Shaw
Association of
U. S. Daughters, of 1812
Carl Clifton Wil
Hal Weaver
Halden
Deborah
Great Bend
Clifton
Ned Hodgson
Little River
Doris Evans
Janie Perry
Kansas City
St. Louis
Harry Burnap
Webster Groves
Marilyn
Principia School
Soviet Agency Praises Churchill Link With Russia
The Soviet news agency reported Moscow welcomed Prime Minister Churchill's call for closer ties with Russia. It said the speech aroused a positive reaction among leading Soviet allies and suggested potential easing of tensions. The report ties to Churchill's broader push for friendship with the United States and France.
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Moscow
Churchill
Russia
United States
France
Tuss
Soviet Union
Baldwin residents note visits and upcoming birthdays
Baldwin residents report travel and family updates. Virgil Wood and wife returned from California to visit Mrs Wood’s sister in San Brent o. C E Lockwood turns 95 and will rest with Mrs Lockwood at South 7th Street. George Marquardt travels in Florida. O Scott Morgan heads to Oklahoma City for a weekend with relatives as Jarrett Morgan and sons visit.
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Virgil Wood
California
George Marquardt
Orlando
Fla
Charlene Surratt
Marquardt
Inenterest
Florida
Daytona Beach
O. Scott Morgan
Oklahoma City
Jarrett Morgan
Ross
Randy
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Charles Stoush
Hillee
Lawrence Einner Club
P.m. Chamber of Commerce Ronins
Lhe
Slone
Charles Stough Jr
Huncheon
F. 5. Patton
Bridge
Tenn. St
Fred Cutter
L. J. Mack
Ethel Harman
A. H. Sluss
Warren Zimmerman
A. J. Decker
Arthur Peck
C. W. Schubert
Roy Baird
Linwood
Ruth
James Renick
Cleo Renick
Garden City
Winchester
Roy Siscoe Sr
Donald Cain
Roy Siscoe Jr
Freddie
Ernest Siscoe
Jewell
Zelda
Gladys
Nettie
Richard Siscoe
Richard Fisher
de Soto
Kline Baird
Jane
Robert Blair
Penny
Billy Blair
Louis Zimmerli
Carl
Christine Baird
Lester Mills
Jackie
Larry
Lansing
Shirley Mills
Jerry Deaton
Connie
Ed Lisson
Henry Green
Henry Jr
Donna May
Johnnie Green
Renick
Robert Preston
Marian Seele
Patty Lou Steen
Allison Lockard
Betty Hoffman
Russell Steen
Arthur Lockard
Kay Nelson
Virginia Fleer
Carol Clifton
Shirley Preston
Peggy Wilson
Ginger Mooman
Barbara Holladay
Judy Cotton
Ruth Roney
Geraldine Trevillion
Joanne Jones
Kate Dunigan
Sharon Zimmerman
Mesdames
Robert Davis
Darrell Fasum
Robert Smith
Jack Poe
Adrian Brubaker
H. Preston
A. Seele
Sue Ziegler
C. W. Hoffman
Clyde Nagnen
Sue Wright
P. E. QC
David McCreath
McCreath
Charles Taylor
P. N. Stevens
A. D. Rice
Meadowlark
Willineet
Fairview
Bud Seele
Billy Mitchell
Don Funk
Elaine Funk
Ronnie Stauffer
Ralph Leary
Ed Chamney
John Dobbins
KX. U. Dames
Kansas
Memorial Union
William Hartnett
Robert Leib
David Snipes
Joe Davidson
Hal Berkley
Francis Bowers
Masonic Temple
Ruth Baird
Mr. Renick
K.U
Criss Simpson
K. U
Hoch Auditorium
Clayton Krebbiel
Walter Piston
Samuel Webbe
Apollo
Linda Stormont
Mr. Snow
Pfeil
Russell Knight
Horatio Parker
Heather
Piston
Lorenzo di Medici
Jerald Stone
Virginia Vogel
Lockwood
Moses
Nannette Fitman
Young Joseph
Diamond
Debussy
Damozel
Mary Jo Hayek
The
National Institute of Rug Cleaning
Margaret Stutzman
Olathe
Mullins
Margaret Mary Mclvain
Olathe Community Hospital
Mellvain
Olathe School For the Deaf
Julien Chapel
Olathe Cemetery
Leisure Hour Club
J. Joyce Wilson
Dearborn St
W. A. Young
Clarence Broadfoot
Frank Barnett
Helen Garrett
Thomas A. Evans
Topeka
Cloverleaf
Washington, D. C
Sarah J. Looper
Kirby Rest Home
East High St
Beacon Hill Congregational Church
Royal Neighbors of America
Baldwin
Nautilus Study Club
Mt. Washington
Wilson Counts
C. C. Clarridge
Myrnice Morgan
George Boicourt
A. A. LeMaster
McLouth
Dale Sieg
Darlene Boyd
Alice Boyd
Nora
Irene van
Tries
Russell Greer
Sunflower
Leonard Whitted
Quaker Club
Belton
Hobart Thompson
Betty Jane Phillips
Baker
Fillen Meador
University of Kansas
Chester Meador
Carl Henderson
Thompsons
William Sinclair
Chil
Dren
Qosawatomie
Carl Loree
Claude Cummings
Robert Carey
Liberia
Africa
Carey
College of West Africa
Careys
Furleunth
Berlin
John W. Heaton
Alvin F. Baker
Inl
Garden Club
Baldwin Branch
American Association of University Women
Jo Wo Heaton
Burl Denney
Orange St
George W. Boicourt
Ross Rudell
Bonner Springs
Mrs. Boicourt
Kensington Club
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Irene Roberman
Charles Roberman
Wat
R. T. St
Liberty Memorial High School
Miss Roberman
Boggs Hat Shop
Vermont
Bell's
Mason and Hamlin
Gossard
Weaver's’ Corset Shop
Sims
Tmi
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