Lawrence country club spring dance for junior high members
Lawrence area organizations announce a spring dance for all Junior High School members at the Lawrence Country Club Friday evening May 20 from 7 to 11. Each member may invite a guest. Various clubs plan meetings and social events through the week, including open house by Mrs. C V Leigh and gatherings by Girl Scout, Woodlawn unit, Insurance Women, and several local clubs with talks, prizes, and refreshments.
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Lawrence Country Club
Church Society Plans May Guest Day Tea in Eudora
The Woman's Society of World Service of the Eudora Salem Evangelical Church meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Howard Wilson. On Friday afternoon May 13 a guest day tea is planned at the church in Eudora. The Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Club hosts a seniors dinner tonight at 6 o'clock at Mrs. George Hedrick's home with housemother Mrs. Thomas Clark as guest. Lawrence and Kansas City Delta Mothers Club members from the University of Kansas host a bridge party Wednesday afternoon at the chapter house. Gamma Phi Beta alumnae meet Tuesday at 7 20 pm at the chapter house.
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Alpha Zete Chapter
Epationema Alpha
Merlin Hudson
Lawrence Klempnauer
George Wise
Della Chaffin
Helen Norwood
Isabelle MacKenzie
Charlie Daniels
Edythe Norman
Goldie Frederick
Rose Kirkman
Myrtle Browning
May Blair
Rachel
Linwood
Esther M. Carter
Edith Rader
Union
Ottawa
Goldenbelle Daniels
Adah
O.E.S
Ice Brune
Mildred Kunkle
Woman's Society of World Service
Eudora Salem Tivanegelical Church
Sirs
Howard Wilson
Eudora
Alpha Delta Pi
George Hedrick
O'Clorck
Thomas Clark
Lawrence
Kansas City
Delta Hall
Delta Mothers Club
University of Kansas
Chapter
Gamma Phi Beta
Personal Toppings Return From Long Southern Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles R Topping have come home after a two month tour visiting Texas Louisiana Alabama Arkansas and Mississippi. They met relatives including Ear old Topping Fred Topping and the Houston family while in Texas and Miss Faith Babb and Mrs Vera Swaller who recently graduated from Kansas University in 1914. Additional visits included New Orleans to see Prof and Mrs H A Trefind and family and Mr and Mrs J A Ireland.
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Louisiana
Alabama
Arkansas
Xsippi
Texas
Caroline Christensen
Fred Murr
Chicago
R. R. McFarland
Henry Holtzclaw
Lincoln
Nebr
Henry F. Moltzclaw Jr
Janie Ou
Sally
Weekend Retreat Attendance At Shawnee Lake
Jane Holtzclaw joined a weekend retreat at Shawnee Lake with members of the K U Disciple Student Fellowship Group of the First Christian Church and groups from Manhattan and Emporia. Mrs Fred Mutz of Wood River arrived Friday to spend time with her mother Mrs Joseph Zillner in Eudora. Mr and Mrs Ralph Campbell and son Win returned from Wichita after Mother's Day with Mrs Campbell's parents Mr and Mrs W W Peck. Mrs Lena St John of Brodhead Wisconsin arrives to visit daughter Mrs Obed Thompson and family and attend the Mother Daughter Banquet at Trinity Lutheran Church Wednesday night. John F Mee of Pittsburgh and Midway Coal Mining Co will speak tonight before the Chanute Kiwanis on the coal industry.
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Jane Holtzclaw
Shawnee Lake
K.U
First Christian Church
Manhattan
Emporia
Fred Mutz
Wood River
Joseph Zillner
Oldfather Will Speak At Voter League Lunch
The final League of Women Voters luncheon is set for 12 45 Thursday at Immanuel Lutheran Church at 17th and Sts. Dr. Charles Oldfather of Kansas University will lecture on Security a Pre requisite to Freedom. The program covers loyalty programs congressional investigations and freedom of the press and the link between liberty and public interest. luncheon guests may arrive by 1 30 and reservations are due by Tuesday with Mrs Goble at 3619.
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League of Women Voters
Immanuel Lutheran Church
17Th
Sts
Charles Oldfather
In Oats Kansas University
League
Goble
Band Concert at Eudora Tonight in School Gym
The Eudora All-School Band conducts a concert at 8 PM in the school gymnasium. Fifty students perform under music supervisor Mrs. Wilma Parsons. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Eudora
Wilma Parsons
Five Years Reviewed As Bert Nash Board Has Yearly Meeting
A report on the Bert Nash Mental Wealth Clinic's five year operation was presented at the annual Bert Nash board and staff meeting after a dinner at the Eldridge Hotel. Attendees included city and county officials, Kansas University representatives, and civic groups. Dr. Benjamin Lewis reported the clinic has served over 900 people, with 58 percent adults and 42 percent children this year.
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Eldridge Hotel
Kansas University
Benjamin Lewis
Te Clinic
Losu
Lawrence
Fouehas
Socialism Discussion To Be Held At Jayhawk Union
Graduate Club sponsors a discussion on whether socialism in Europe is a threat to Poland at 7 30 p m in the Jayhawk Room of the Union. Speakers include Mayor Crown Professor Edward Nelson of the School of Business Professor Courtney Moore from the English department visiting from England and Ambrose Satavhs assistant professor in the History department.
Orson Welles Marries Countess in London Registra
Orson Welles married Countess Paola Girfalea known as Paola May Welles in a dawn ceremony at Caxton Hall Registries, London. The bride, a dark-haired Italian noblewoman, and the groom were reported honeymooning today after the earlier boy wonder years in American theater.
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London
Orson Wells
Th Girfalea
Paoula May Welles
Mae OM
Wellsville Officials Appoint New City Administration
Wellsville officials announced appointments for city roles including city clerk and water works supervisor. Moatish and McConnell selected for key posts while acting mayor and fire marshal positions are noted.
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Mowat
Guibert McConnell
Sole Htuss
Aphoaunt Fortis Tarety
Moatisy Ihe
Cerk
Toon Couttons
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