Invitations Issued For Velma Wiley Shower At First Christian
Miscellaneous notices describe a May 31 reception for Miss Velma Wiley at First Christian Church hosted by eight church friends. Also listed are PEO chapter dessert meeting, Lawrence Woman's Club tea, memorial service for Mrs. C D Young with soprano Gretta Reetz, and a bridge party honoring Mrs. Gertie K Johnston with a handkerchief shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Lee Wiley
First Christian Church
A. B. Ewing
Harold G. Barr
Edward B. Brass
A. A. Green
M. N. Penny
Douglas Beene
Henry F. Holtzclaw
Joe Skillman
Gertie K. Johnston
Roy Martin
Bevah Elliott
Johnston
Notable Local Residents Attend Regional Meetings and Travel
Mrs Jane Eddy Schapiro of Mill Valley Calif recently earned a Doctor of Education from Columbia University. Dean Frederick J Moreau will travel to Washington DC May 18 21 for an American Law Institute meeting at the Mayflower Hotel and return the following Saturday. Prof James Barkley Smith attends as an Institute member. Wilma Miller Sara Kirlin return from California motor trip. Mrs George Harper joined them, visiting Ventura and former Lawrence residents in Long Beach Hollywood. Rev I M Reid of Topeka visits Lawrence figures and the G E model home. R K K Glatthaar recovering well from hospital operation. John Robison visiting with his parents V L Robison and wife preparing Sacramento trip after Army discharge. Dr Paul Getto returns from Kansas City dental meeting. Holly Wagner leaves KU Geological Survey for a Federal assignment in Washington. returns mid-June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Eddy Schapiro
Mill Valley
Calif
Carl Eddy
Ala
Schapiro
Columbia University
Frederick J. Moreau
Washington, D. C
American Law Institute
Mayflower Hotel
Law School
Dean Moreau
James Barkley Smith
Institute
Wilma Miller
Sara Kirlin
California
George Harper
Ventura
Lawrence
I. M. Reid
Topeka
F. D. Marcellus
Ohio St
G. E. Model Home
R. KK. Glatthaar
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
John Robison
V. L. Robison
Robison
Army
Ft. Benning
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Sacramento
Paul Getto
Kansas City
Kansas-Missouri
Holly Wagner
K. U. Geological Survey
Mineral Fuels Branch
Federal Geological Survey
Washington
Two Lawrence Women Prominent in National PTA Meet
Mrs. Ray Wright of 6 Colonial Court and Mrs. Rink Gagliardo of 1108 Ohio, both of Lawrence, will hold key roles at the National PTA convention in Chicago May 23 to 25. Wright will represent Kansas and be introduced at the general session. Gagliardo will be honored during the national chairmen presentation. The event gathers over 3,000 delegates from 9.4 million PTA members across states, D C, Hawaii and Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wricht
Colonial Court
Rink Gaglardo
Ohio
Spencer RB. Lang
Wichita
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Chicago
Wright
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Kansas
Civic Opera House
Gagliardo
Reality and Library Service
Long
Kansas Councils of
Ptas
Hotel
Sherman
PTA
Union
District of Columbia
Hawai
Alaska
Rush Sipser Chirico Avi
Perc Aful Society
Appakemendinng Tarald
Girl Scouting History In Lawrence Recalled At Meeting
Lawrence council held a May gathering at Congregational Church where a skit titled Git Scouting in the earl Thire fies highlighted early era leaders. Members listed included Mrs Nelson Miss Rindlespercer Mrs Olvier and others. reminiscences covered city camps training and Lone Star Lake cabin use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Molotov Leaves Moscow for Vienna Flight
In a swift air move the Austrian capital welcomed Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov as he departed Moscow completing a final round among the Big Four foreign ministers after the Sunday signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
ROTC Officer Speaks at Lawrence Rotary Club Meeting
May Mace, executive officer of the Army ROTC unit at Kansas University, spoke at the Lawrence Rotary Club Monday noon. His slide illustrated Germany’s rise before World War I and propaganda used to inflame Germans against England and the United States, including pictures by German photographers showing Hitler’s rise, the invasion of the Netherlands, the Nazi drive across France, and the war against Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May John Mace
Kansas University
Sperker
Lawrence
May Mace
Germany
President awards pins to local organization leaders
The president Mrs William Young presented pins to numerous adults for service as leaders and organizers. Named recipients include Mrs Jack Deadd Mr Russell Frink Mrs Leon Gilkerson William Tillr Mrs Albert Ix haber Mrs A R Richardson Mrs Robert Snead Mrs Anthony Smith Mrs Owen Sneevas Mrs VOC Stringer Mee Tahs Bo Stu art Mrs P W Sylvester Mrs Harold Allen 1st Mrs Rot lin Baker Mrs Donald Blair 12 years in Lawrences Mrs Harold Wirks 5 years Mrs W Twente 5 years Mrs Wiliam C Young 3 years and Mrs LW Hartley 23 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William (. Young
Jack Deadd
Russell Frink
Leon Gilkerson
William Tillr
Albert Ixhaber
A. R. Richardson
Robert Snead
Anthony Smith
Owen Sneevas
Voc Stringer
Harold Allen
Rotlin Baker
Donald Blair
Lawrences
Harold Wirks
W Twente
Wiliam C Young
LW Hartley
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