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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1966
Page
3
Activities list for KU law community noting Louise area event from 2 30 to 4 p m at 1506 University Dr and honorary degrees for wives of June or August graduates. Also details officer installations of Sigma Alpha Ieta Alumnae and other local club meetings and guest notices.
Mr and Mrs Elvin W Stevinson of Kansas City Kansas announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Mae to Arthur Ralph Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Thomas of Lawrence The wedding is set for August 13 at Stephens Memorial Methodist Church in Kansas City Kan Miss Stevinson will graduate in May from the Sisters of Charity School of Nursing Providence Hospital Thomas will graduate in June from Kansas University Business School and plans to enter KU Law School in the fall
Weekend visitors include Chalmer Woodard and L R Perry in Wichita. Woodard, a former football coach at Lawrence High School, McPherson College, SMU, and Wichita, now in insurance. A. L. Park family returned from a Louisiana trip visiting Baton Rouge and El Dorado Arkansas. The Kansas EUB Conference opens in Topeka next week. John Walquist announces birth of daughter Lori Lee on May 10. Sally Shirk’s move to Lawrence in June.
Mrs. Fred Marr hosted a Thursday morning coffee for mothers of children with hearing problems. Attendees included Mrs. Ron Wade with Sharon, Mrs. Paul Todd with Ann and Dietzel, Mrs. James Goforth, Mrs. James Powell with Jimmy, and Mrs. Robert Russell with Shawn from the Olathe School for the Deaf. A second coffee is planned for 10 a.m. May 26, with contact via Mrs. to attend.
Chile Vates University Women’s Investment Group 2 meets at 8 p.m. Monday in Ann Duellman’s home. Xi Gamma of Beta Sigma Phi hosts Exemplar Day buffet at 6 30 p.m. Monday at the Virginia Inn. Eudora Flower Club meets 2 p.m. Tuesday at Eudora City Hall with hostesses Mrs. Jake French, Mrs. George Gerstenberger, Mrs. Frank Greiner and Mrs. Archie Goodger arranging the program.
Mrs. Albert Wichman hosted the Keota Club for their last meeting of the season with guests Mrs. Larry Ott and Donna Wichman. The group will reconvene September 13 with Mrs. Martin Abel.
Saturday events include University Club dinner bridge at 6 30 p m and Merry Mixers Square Dance Club at 6 30 p m ed Hall Kennedy School until 8 p m for Mrs Minnie Richardson retiring fifth grade teacher. Monday activities feature German Conversation Group and various university clubs.
Lawrence public school cafeterias publish next week’s lunch lineup. Meals include Lasagne with buttered beans and corn bread, ham on bun with broccoli, fried chicken with mashed potatoes, charburger with corn, and f during the week. Desserts feature brownies, fudge cake, lime gelatin with pear, and white cake with strawberry sauce.
A kindergarten roundup is scheduled for 7 30 p m Tuesday at Woodlawn school. Parents in the district with children who will attend kindergarten in the fall are invited.
Miss Hazel Noble and William G. Plymell married May 1 in the first Methodist Church with Rev. Charles Wesley Garrett officiating. Attendants included Miss Vickie Noble. Richard Plymell was best man. reception at the Little Banquet. The couple will reside in Kansas City after a wedding trip to Denver. she works for TWA and he for Tama Lumber Company.
Mrs. LeRoy Dutt is named president of the Beta Sigma Phi City Council for the coming year. Other officers include Mrs. Clarence Miller first vice president, Mrs. Robert Perry second vice president, Dottie Schaake recording secretary, Mrs. Charles Tryon corresponding secretary, Mrs. Ted F. Kennedy treasurer, Mrs. Jim Powell social chairman, Sharon Deneciler vice social chairman, Mrs. Jack Lonsinger ways and means chair, and Mrs. Dave Williams vice ways and means chairman. Ten new chapter representatives met at Mrs. James Burnett’s home to elect officers and plan installation May 23.
The Olympic Swim Club holds its annual meeting at 2 p.m. on Sunday May 22 at the pole 6th and Fla. Sis. The purpose is to elect two new directors. John McNicoll serves as club president.
Jerry L. Torgeson 23 of Topeka weds Margaret A. Northcraft 23 of Topeka. Tony L. McClendon 58 of Lawrence weds Leona A. Bryant 55 of Lawrence. Ronald E. Mitchell 23 of Belton Missouri weds Joyce M. Lin gerfelt 16 of Independence Missouri.
Dr. Kathleen Doering, retiring associate professor of entomology at Kansas University, was honored at a Tuesday dinner by the KU Department of Entomology. About 60 attendees included faculty, students, and Doering’s sisters in law. Gifts included 845 to buy a color TV for her new home in Ruidoso New Mexico.
New KU Dames officers for 1966 67 include president Mrs John R Patton and first vice president Mrs John Lynch. The installation banquet is set for May 28 in the Kansas Union with sponsors Mrs Robert Ridgway and new sponsor Mrs Alexander Boyle. Reservations for the banquet can be made by calling Mrs Arthur Echternacht.
The Lawrence Dance Studio presents its annual spring workshop at 2 p.m. Sunday in Cordley School. Students of Mrs. Nancy Elaine Anderson perform ballet, tap, acrobatics and jazz, with baton students of Karen Kerr Horne. Families and friends are welcome.
A reader asks how to handle a 16 year old son who kicks his mother and a 40 year old husband who hoards clothes. Ann Landers urges counseling for the boy and his mother, and advises the wife to stop trying to change her husband’s habits, promoting family counseling and practical boundaries.
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