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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1964
Page
5
A series of social events in Lawrence honors KU School of Business wives with a PHT diploma ceremony and a farewell for movers to Attica Indiana and Kansas City. Beta Sigma Phi Beta Mu hosts a family picnic while other clubs hold hair styling talks, officer installations, and community gatherings at local venues.
Pupils of the Academy of Dance Arts hold a workshop at 3 p m Saturday at 91642 Mass St. Par ents and friends are invited to see ballet tap Spanish jazz classical variations and acrobatics. Helene Scheff director will announce the scholarship and half scholarship winners.
AAU WSBook Review Group meets 7 30 pm Miss Mabel Mallory 630 Ohio 81 hosts the event Friday activities include Double Dee Club at 9 am with Mrs Mildred Markley Route 2 Heda Club 1 pm Castle ea Lawrence Color Camera Club 8 pm at the Community Building and Eagles Auxiliary No 309 holds a special meeting 7 30 pm at Eagle Hall
The engagement of Lenita Childers and Michael Locey is announced by the Childers family of Kansas City Kansas. Both are KU Romance Language instructors pursuing mas ters degrees. Childers graduated from KU in 1962 with sorority Delta Delta Delta and honors Pi Delta Phi and Pi Lambda Theta. Locey, son of the Modesto Calif family, graduated from Wabash College in 1963 with Delta Tau Delta and Psi Omega. The couple plans a September 5 wedding in Kansas City Kansas.
Twelve members of the Lawrence Business and Professional Women's Club will attend the Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs convention in Wichita this weekend. Dr Minnie C Miles of Tuscaloosa Alabama past national president will speak at Saturday night's banquet. The event runs Friday through Sunday with attendees including Hazel Anderson Kathbelle Dickson Silas Jerome Hazel Andrews Cecile Roney Margaret Lockard Audra Drennon Winnie Knight Berniece Moser Twila Gryder Florence Johnson Barbara Clason.
Beta Beta chapter selects 1963 64 awards. Donna Moore receives Chapter Leadership Award and Sword of Honor honors go to Shirley Braming Carol Swift and Moore seniors. Braming joins Milwaukee Symphony. Swift teaches in Jefferson County Colorado. Moore and Gilson pursue teaching assistantships at Illinois University and Ohio University respectively. Two patrons join Sigma Alpha Iota alumnae.
Sixth grade Cadettes from Troop No 669 hosted a special event at Trinity Lutheran Church for Neighborhood III Girl Scouts. Activities covered arts home outdoors health and safety troop management with leaders Beth Furneaux Anne Stewart and assistants Linda Baker Venita Burns Leann Gilmore Linda Schild and Karen Standard guiding the program.
Memorial services will be held Sunday May 24 at the Sutton ceremony located one mile west of Baldwin Junction. The program begins at 2 30 p.m.
Healthful cooking tip advises using tongs to move and turn chops frankfurters steaks and sausage while avoiding forks that can pierce meat and cause loss of flavorful juices.
Prosonal Mr and Mrs George J Beal returned from Fres no Calif where they visited daughter Mrs John Feist and family They also spent time with former Lawrence residents Mr and Mrs Dan McKie and Mrs Cordelia Gates in Los Angeles Mr and Mrs Walter M Cox returned home after visiting Mrs Rowland S H Dyer in Augusta Mrs Henry F Holtzclaw and spouse toured the Old South Florida Key West then Texas visiting two daughters Mr and Mrs Donald L Jarrett and Mr and Mrs William E Robinson Holtzclaws brother and wife Mr and Mrs Gilma D Smith in Star City Ark In Fort Worth they were called to Buena Park Calif for the death of Mrs Holtzclaws younger brother E Lee Smith Lisle Eby and Henry C Brinkman attend the 68th annual Kansas Savings and Loan League convention at Wichita Carolyn May Mathews of Lecompton has accepted a third grade teaching post in Shawnee Kan for 1964 65 She graduates May 24 from Kansas State Teachers College Em poria Miss Mathews is Chi Omega Lucille Allison county clerk District Court will attend Kansas Officials Council board meeting Saturday at Wichita She is president of the Kansas Clerks of the District Court
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 112 meets at 8:30 tonight to finalize plans for the Poppy Day sale scheduled Friday and Saturday.
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