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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1965

Page

5

Officers Installed For Sigma Alpha Iota 1965 66

Sigma Alpha Iota Alumnae and Patroness Group met in Murphy Hall lounge Monday night. Mrs Jack Sievert presided and installed officers for 1965 66. Seventy six foreign countries have 4 H type programs.

Sigma Alpha Iota Murphy Hall Jack Sievert

Local Credit Women Give Annual Dinner for Bosses

The 10th Bosses Night dinner of the Lawrence Credit Women's Breakfast Club drew members, bosses, and out-of-town guests to the Crystal Room at the Eldridge Hotel. Mrs. Wayne Bookwalter welcomed attendees, with William Emick of Sears Roebuck and Co. delivering the response. The program featured Marilyn Lehew, Parmele Bates, and H. H. Belote with Key Notes. door prizes were awarded as members introduced their bosses and guests from Kansas City, Manhattan, Ottawa, and beyond. Tables carried a "Magic of Spring" motif with pompons, rainbows, and pots of gold.

Credit Lawrence Credit Women's Breakfast Club Eldridge Hotel Jack Vincent la Villa Fair Stanley Harris William Emick Sears Roebuck and Co Wayne Bookwalter Journal-World Photo Crystal Room Marilyn Lehew Parmelee Bates Lawrence H. H. Belote Bookwalter Charlene Robeson Kansas City Alta Carlson Manhattan Sally Kanan Kansas

Hubbards honored at 50th wedding anniversary reception

Mr and Mrs Charles Hubbard of Overbrook were guests of honor at a Washington Church of the Brethren reception on their 50th anniversary. More than 200 relatives and friends from many Kansas communities attended, with greetings from relatives unable to attend. The couple, married May 5 1915 in Lawrence, reside near Lawrence and have one daughter and three sons.

Mrs. Hubbard Charles Hubbard Overbrook Washington Church Topeka Meriden Globe Worden Lansing Linwood Eudora Tonganoxie Muncie Shawnee Mission Richland Kansas City Wichita Kan Lawson York Neb Mr. Hubbard Sam Hubbard Russell Springs Donald Siscoe Denver Colo Anna Elder Lawrence Helen Schmidt Vinland Clarence Hubbard Route 1 Kenneth Hubbard

May Meeting Brings Stain Lesson and Library Plans

Hesper Eudora and Weaver Home Demonstration Units met at Eu dora City Hall for a stain removal lesson by Mrs Thyra Davis and distributed stain group leaflets. Hesper members plan to request books from the Topeka traveling library for a summer reading project and unit leaders announced a sewing workshop on May 14 at the 4 H Fairgrounds.

Hesper Eudora Weaver Eudora City Hall Thyra Davis Topeka Ottawa Anna Gabriel Howard Caviness Orville Long Noel Griffin Fred Reetz Fairgrounds Paul Gabriel

Air hostess Beeman earns Trans World wings in LA

Miss Caroline Beeman daughter of Mr and Mrs Noble R Beeman of Eudora recently received the wings of a Trans World Airlines hostess. A Kaw Valley State Bank former employee and Eudora High School graduate she will base in Los Angeles. Roll call noted Time Saving Hint. 4-H Club meeting at Grant School drew 26 members and ten parents with plans for 4-H Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church by 10 45 a.m.

Caroline Beeman Noble R. Beeman Eudora Trans World Airlines Eudora High School Miss Beeman Kaw Valley State Bank Los Angeles Jayhawk Grant School Trinity Lutheran Church

Noteworthy Club Evening with Tours and Demonstrations

After the service the club will pose for a group photo. Members scheduled June 27 for a project tour. Rick Conner and Penny Wilson led singing. David Nottingham presented a calves demonstration. Diane Nunemaker gave a book report. Lyle Nottingham explained parliamentary procedure and Bruce Miller led recreation. Eugene Nunemaker and Everett Nottingham families hosted.

Rick Conner Penny Wilson David Nottingham Diane Nunemaker Lyle Nottingham Bruce Miller Eugene Nunemaker Everett Nottingham

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