Lawrence Social Calendar Prominent Local Events This Week
Lawrence social scene features Kappa Kappa Gamma alumni luncheon picnic at Mrs Irving Alt home, Year Round club guest day at Mrs Nydia Hughts and Miss Josephine Gilmore, and gatherings hosted by Mr and Mrs Allen Crafton and the Junior A A USW. Engagements announced for Pauline Logan and Elizabeth Logan, with summer weddings planned.
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Lawrence ‘Woman's Club
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnac
Irving Alt
Nydia Hughts
Josephine Gilmore
Allen Crafton
John Brand
John Bursey
Cross word clues and community notes from a historic paper
A mixed page item lists crossword clues across and down with several errors, followed by club notices from the Warden W.M.S. and D. A. R. meetings, births, church announcements, a junior social, a piano recital and university faculty dinners, featuring multiple named individuals and local groups.
Local social notes from Lawrence area events and clubs
Out-of-town guest von L. V. attends gatherings. Bridge prizes go to Mrs. Wayne McCoy and John Brand. Newcomers luncheon at Evans Hearth. Birth announced for Donald Ellis to Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Elliott of 12006 New Jersey street. Lawrence Woman's Club closes its year with a luncheon and program. Open house at 1647 Vermont Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wood in honor of high school faculty families. Senior high girls host dance at Country Club. Victoria Club to meet with magazine items collection. Amigos club hosts dinner at Evans Hearth, bridge at M. S. Winter home. prizes to Mrs. Alva Carter and W. C. Brownlee. Harmony Circle picnic set for Clinton Park with potluck and rain option at Methodist church. Bonne Terre Flat River district noted as largest lead producer in Missouri.
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Lawrence Rebeksh Lodge No
C.F. Hall
Lawrence Lodge
Gertie K. Johnston
Rebekah
Kate Caldwell
Agnes Olson
Stella Burgert
Claribel Harris
Lydia Measire
California
von, L. V
Wayne McCoy
John Brand
Robert E. Wood
Vermont Street
Esther Leigh
Neal Wherry
Ralph Graber
C. E. Sawhill
Marston McClugeage
Amigos Club
Evans
Bridge
M. S. Winter
Alva Carter
W. C. Brownlee
Harmony Circle
Clinton Park
Forrest Jackson
Ernest Bigsby
Adolph Ochse
Earl Marriott
Raymond McCabe
Howard Sutherland
Luther Thurman
Milton Beach
Young G.O.P. revolt at Peoria convention
In Peoria Illinois the Up Illinois Young Republicans rejected state and national leaders at their annual convention. Thomas J Downs of Chicago declared a revolt against the old organization and said the 1988 campaign will be run by the group itself. A resolution ousted four officers over charges of reactionary leadership.
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Peoria
Ill
Illinois
Thomas J. Downs
Chicago
Young Republicans
Personal notices of families visiting and traveling
Mr and Mrs Milton Winter and Mrs Herb Gress with Georgia Lee return to Medicine Lodge after a week with relatives and friends. Rev S B Lucas sails for Iowa for commencements and will attend baccalaureate at New Sharon and graduation at Penn College before returning to Lawrence. Mrs Clay Anderson, formerly Edna Gardner, arrives from Rapid City to visit family. J W Priestly leaves for Pocatello for three weeks vacation. Other locals spend weekends with relatives in Cedarvale and Hot Springs Ark.
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Herb Gress
Georgia Lee
Medicine Lodge
New Sharon
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Lawrence
Clay Anderson
Edna Gardner
Rapid City
S. D
G. M. Faller
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Chicago
Omaha
J. W. Priestly
Eldridge
Pocatello
Ida
J. H. Bean
Clair Hays
Robert
Cedarvale
Hays
C. M. Hays
Anna Myers
Hot Springs
Ark
R. C. Brach
PEO Convention Travels Bring Kansas Guests Across Cities
Local residents attended the P.E.O. convention with visits and trips across Kansas and nearby states. Mrs. L A McNalley returned to Napolis after the convention. Mrs. Saffell and son visited in Junction City. Mrs. Hartley and Mrs. Clark stayed with Mrs. Bishop in Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. James L Scott of San Francisco plan to visit Lawrence and Ottawa relatives. Mrs. Abels departs for Cleveland for the National League of American Penwomen convention. she will toast Prairie Chapters. Mrs. McCune from Oklahoma City is feted by University of Kansas friends in Lawrence. Other gatherings included a double Topeka-Dawson weekend and a United States Daughters of the Colonists meeting in Atchison.
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Napolis
Paul Saffell
Aon
Dale
Wahle
Junction City
William Clark
C. M. Hartley
Baldwin
S. D. Bishop
James L. Scott
San Francisco
Lawrence
Scott
Ottawa
Sarah, Farrell
Abels
Cleveland
National League of American Penwomen
Kansas
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Harold McCune
Oklahoma
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E. E. Bayles
Wichita
McCune
University of Kansas
Evelyn Rorabaugh
W. GC. Simons
Charles W. Johnson
Topeka
Dawson, Neb
Satay
Speeding Trial Postponed for Clarence Hartman
Clarence Hartman pleaded not guilty in police court to speeding, with the case set for Wednesday. Officers said he was driving 55 mph. Harvey Southard paid a $5 fine for a car with insufficient brakes. Hannah Leibengood fined $1 for overparking, while F. C. Whinple and M. E. Jones forfeited $1 each on similar charges.
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Clarence Hartman
Harvey Southard
Hannah Leibengood
F. C. Whinple
M. E. Jones
Hospital Additions Begin at Watkins Memorial, KU
Work started today on third floor wing additions to Watkins Memorial hospital at the university campus. Donation from Mrs. J B Watkins funded the improvement. once finished, the hospital will expand services for the university community.
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Watkins Memorial Hospital
K. U
J.B. Watkins
University
Hospital Expansion Adds About 12 Beds
Oklahoma City May 17 Dr W A McKeever of the Lavi church urged his listening men and 150 women to swap phone numbers and begin engagement ring plans within 90 days. London May 17 fears of a mass transport strike grow as street car workers seek 25 500 busmen sympathy. Kansas City May 17 10 cent loaves cut from 20 ounces to 179 ounces after bakery wage settlements. Roger Babson says wages reflect unemployment availability, not the cost of living.
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Kansas City
Upi— Star
Kansas Ci
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