Bride to Be Miss Nancy Edwards Receives Multiple Showers
Miss Edwards bride elect of William G. Howard has multiple showers. Kitchen shower hosted by Delbert Erhart and others featured lavender decorations and a lilies of the valley bouquet. A dessert party by the Barn Dancers Square Dance Club honored the bride. Additional linen and miscellaneous showers were held by various hostesses in Lawrence, Eudora, Baldwin, and Nortonville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Edwards
William G. Howard
Delbert Erhart
Don Henry
Clyde Woods Jr
Charles Williamson
Miss Edwards
al Park
Topeka
Cindy Erhart
Ralph Kitten
Gale Armbrister
Gene Blitch
Mary Beth Blitch
Williamson
Douglas Hargadine
Mary Ruth Lanning
Gale Darrow
Bill Cowgill
William Howard
Christine
Bonner Springs
Barn Dancers
Karl Edwards
Kenneth Travis
Dorothy Parker
Bud Dillon
O. B. Shipman
Frank Johnson
Carroll Meyer
Max Stalcup
Jerome Roskahr
Buddy Johnson
Ken Goll
L. R. Perry
Larry Smith
Homer Welsh
Travis
Jack Conrad
Lawrence
Pete Lawson
Eugene Westerhouse
Eudora
Jack Wiseman
Ken Hobson
Baldwin
Dave Underwood
Tonganoxie
Glen Jones
Linwood
Charles Lanning
Ind
Linda Hemphill
Donald Buttron
Carl Buttron
Nortonville
Lutheran Church
Kathryn Gigstad
Kenneth Martin
Alma Webking
Social Calendar Listings for Monday and Tuesday Evening Events
Monday events include Xi Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Virginia Inn, Lawrence Unit of National Association of Parliamentarians at 7 40 pm, and Mrs Clyde V Bell Sr hosting a Democratic Women's Club meeting at Episcopal Parish House. Tuesday features Year Round Club at 2 pm, Progressive Reading Club at 1 pm, Conversational English Group, Sertoma Club at 6 30 pm, Friends in Council family picnic at Windy Gulch, Exemplar Preceptor Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Castle Tea Room, Beta Mu chapter, and Business and Professional Women's Club at 7 30 pm plus Lawrence Women’s Club at 1941 Mass St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Inn. Lawrence
National Association of Parliamentarians
Clyde V. Bell Sr
W. 9Th St
Democratic Women's
Episcopal -Arish
Luth and
Vi. Sts
Pearl Carpenter
Kooe St
Progressive
University Women's Club
Louise Lane
Pont
Edgar Salsbury
Route & Friends In Council
Windy Gulch
Beta Sigma Phi
Castle Tea Room
Beta Mu
Beta Sigma Hi
Ward Thompson
St. Business and Professional Women's Club
Lawrence
Jaycee Group Hosts State Junior Chamber Convention Attendees
About 25 people from Lawrence attended the state Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Topeka from Friday to Sunday. Names listed include Kermit Beal and spouse, Charles Bratton and spouse, Bill Myers and spouse, John Rouse and spouse, Austin Gay, Ron Peters, Win Grantham, Ken Pickett and spouse, Melvin Gentry and spouse, Ron Wright and spouse, T. J. Johnson, Les Proctor and spouse, Ted Luber, Larry Mayer, and Norman Leary with spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Larry Mayer
Norman Leary
AAUW Tour Attracts About 550 To Lawrence Homes
The annual House Beautiful tour, sponsored by the Lawrence Branch of the American Association of University Women, drew about 550 visitors despite a mid afternoon rain storm. Proceeds fund a local girl's Kansas University freshman scholarship. five homes showcased styles from 1867 to modern. Hostesses and home addresses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Richard M. Raney
W. M. Morton
Kansas University
Charles Edmondson
Opal Jayne Kennedy
George Aller
Pearl Carpenter
H. B. Conkey Jr
W. 9Th St
Terr
James Slocomb
Raney
John Garcia
Austin Turney
Frank Scanlan
Theodora Ericsson
Bud Jennings
Kent McCullough
Sunset Dr
Morton
S. C. Hinshaw
Harry L. Hart Jr
Gary Midgett
Larry Midgett
Wynn Campbell
O. H. Midgett
Ind. St
Alpha Delta Sigma reelects officers at Baker University
Officers of the Alpha Delta Sigma honorary scholastic fraternity at Baker University have been re elected for the coming year. President is Dr Milford White, vice president is Robert Courtney, and secretary is Mrs Phebe Gates. All three reside in Baldwin City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Sigma
Baker University
Milford White
Robert Courtney
Phebe Gates
Baldwin City
Local clubs plan events across Lawrence area
Multiple groups schedule meetings and gatherings this week. The May party for the Lawrence Business and Professional Women's Club is at 7 30 p m Tuesday at 1941 Mass St. Friends in Council host a family picnic at Windy Gulch 5 p m with meal at 6 p.m. Oakridge Birthday Club meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Mrs Dick Wise's home. Altrusa luncheon Wednesday noon at the Eldridge Hotel. Sertoma closes year with officer installation Tuesday after a 6 30 p.m. dinner at Mrs Edgar Salsbury's home Route 5. Sweet Adelines bass class 7 p.m. at the County Courthouse with a rehearsal at 8 p.m. and gear lists for the Friday Saturday garage sale. Bible study leader covers the book of Jonah. Wadsworth Veterans Aid meets Tuesday 10 a.m. at the Community Building. University Women's Club Conversational English meets 1 30 p.m. Tuesday at 808 Ala St with party May 24 at Mrs Rosario Vaz's 1627 R I St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sertoma Club
Edgar Salsbury
Route 5
Lawrence
Sweet Adelines Inc
University Women’s Club
Louise C. Lane
Ala. St
Rosario Vaz
R. I. St
Lawrence Newcomers Club Luncheon and Martha Circle Meeting
Lawrence Newcomers Club hosts a 12:30 p.m. luncheon Wednesday at Jim's Steak House with Mrs. Charles Resler taking reservations. Martha Circle of Westside Presbyterian Church meets 7:30 p.m. Wednesday with Mrs. Charles Saffren at 1805 Miss. St. Devotions by Mrs. Keith Davis. Mrs. Fred Marr leads the mission study with Mrs. Arden Burgess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Circle
Westside Presbyterian Church
Charles Saffren
Keith Davis
Fred Marr
Arden Burgess
Exemplar Preceptor Gamma Chapter Holds Final Meeting
The Exemplar Preceptor Gamma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meets Tuesday at the Castle Tea Room with a 7 p.m. dinner followed by the Preceptor Degree and installation of officers. A 6:30 p.m. social hour precedes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Castle Tea Room
Beta Sigma Phi meeting on Art of Living program
Beta Mu chapter will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at 415 East Street home of Mrs Ward Thompson. Sponsor director Mrs Roger White presents Make an Art of Living. Secret sisters will be revealed at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Ward Thompson
Eith St
Roger White
Pleasant Hour Club Meeting Announced
The Pleasant Hour Club meets at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Mrs. C. E. Sneegas Route 1. Roll call will be miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hour Club
C. E. Sneegas
Fidelis Sunday School Class Elects Officers at Eudora Church
Officers of the Fidelis Sunday School Class at Eudora Methodist Church were elected at the recent meeting hosted by Mrs. Nora Dowding and Mrs. Jo Durbin. Mrs. Dowding was chosen president, Mrs. Vera Parker vice president, Mrs. Leon Westerhouse secretary, Mrs. Lee Colman treasurer, and Mrs. Pauline Cory missionary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis Sunday School
Eudora Methodist Church
Nora Dowding
Jo Durbin
Dowding
Vera Parker
Leon Westerhouse
Lee Colman
Pauline Cory
Presbyterian Women Set Circle Meetings
The United Presbyterian Women's Circle at First Presbyterian Church plans monthly meetings from January to December with various hosts and co hostesses. Bible study covers The Reluctant Missionary and The Secular City of God. A nursery is provided for morning circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur West
C. Grover
Irma Vaughn
Cecile Roney
C. L. Berneking
Jim Griffes
Ross Wilson
Park Hill
Karen McClelland
Ray Roberts
Edward Daub
Pamela Lane
Paul Gregory
City of God
Sam Miranda
W.C. Fisher
Harvard Road
Pauline Richardson
William Smell
Cedarwood
Don Green
Lecompton Lodge Meets Honors Members at IOOF Hall
Lecompton Rebekah Lodge No. 696 met in IOOF Hall with 16 members present. Past noble grands were honored with a song by Daisy Wingfield. Ruth Bahnmaier received special service recognition. Marge Keating and Mildred Kenny were elected as delegate and alternate to Grand Assembly in October at Hiawatha. Mrs Kenny named lodge deputy. Lara McAlexander spoke on the recent School of Instruction in Topeka. refreshments were provided by Mildred and Gary Kenny, Doris Pierce, and Daisy Wingfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecompton Rebekah Lodge No
IOOF
Daisy Wingfield
Ruth Bahnmaier
Marge Keating
Mildred Kenny
Hiawatha
Kenny
Lara McAlexander
Topeka
Mildred
Gary Kenny
Doris Pierce
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Jeredie
Noel al Act
Twilies
Arthur Hemphill
Marcella Colburn
Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
George Stewart
Harold G. Barr
Library and Literature Committee
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Raymond Waner
Paul Hasvold
Sam Zieske
Edward Chamney
Christian Women's Fellowship of North Lawrence Christian Church
Edna Alldrege
Perry St
Vivian Commons
Betty Miller
Irene Jeffries
CWF
Acy Kraft
Jaycee
Maree Duran
William Haynes
Eva Morrison
David Lee
Harold Lytle
Wendell Ault
Wade Stinson
Trail Rd
Frank Hentsch
Harold Scheve
George Anderson
Oletha Blevins
Carl Chaffee
David Brain
M. Elsie Kirby
Florence Johnson
John Woodbury
Pioneer Rd
Pullman
Massachusetts
Lawrence Business and Professional Women's Club
Lawrence Woman's Club
Mass. St
Friends In Council
Charles D. Stough Jr
Oakridge
Dick Wise
Donald Kaufmann
Altrusa Club
Eldridge Hotel
Arlene Vogler
Ida Price
Wadsworth Veterans Aid
Sawyers Texaco
23Rd & Barker
Freon & Parts
Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Women’s Circle Meeting
The
First Presbyterian Church
Rebekah Lodge
Lecompton Hall
Knight’s
the Charcoal Barn
Louisiana
Pechglo
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