Social calendar weekend at Lawrence venues
A busy weekend calendar in Lawrence features the Alpha Gamma Chapter and Beta Sigma Phi coffee at 10 a.m. at Castle Tea Room, and a 7 p.m. dinner with dancing at the Lawrence Country Club. Notables include engagement reports for Neva Thiry and Tom Leo, a Memorial Day golf event, and multiple open houses and club gatherings across Sunday.
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Alpha Gamma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Castle
Lawrence Country Club
James E. Dykes
A. C. Lonborg
K. U
Local Club Meeting and Reunion Planned
Prepared by the members was served at 1 o'clock with two guests Mrs Paula Glover Home Demonstration Agent and Mrs Raymond Thorsteinson of Wynyard Saskatchewan. Glover demonstrated a frozen dessert and recipes for dessert and casserole dishes were shared. The luncheon and bridge at Lawrence Country Club was postponed to June 2. Descendants of J D and Mamie Button plan a reunion Sunday at the 4 H fairgrounds with dinner at 1 o'clock and baskets to be carried by each family.
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Bob Radcliffe
Harry Craig
Lawrence Country Club
K. U. Faculty Club
Burton Marvin
Don Henry
J. B. Wiggins
Paula Glover
Raymond Thorsteinson
Wynyard
Saskatchewan
Eric
Clayton Frost
Clarris Springer
The
Ray Holmes
J. D
Mamie Button
Eastbound departures mark busy holiday schedule
Personal observers, including Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mix, head to the East for two weeks with an honorary Doctor of Science to be awarded at Hamilton College. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Swift travel to Evanston for a class reunion and to officiate a wedding, then continue to Pekin and Hammond before two weeks away. Maurice B. Myer and companions plan a 15 day fishing trip at Pakwash Lake near Fort Francis, with more joiners next week. Charles Schehrer returns from Ohio trips as others relocate to Lawrence. A. T. Brown and Dorothy Arnold Brown depart on a yearlong Australia assignment with Fulbright backing, circumnavigating the globe. Gene Althaus moves to Lawrence with the Shaffers relocating to California. Memorial Day plans include Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Shaw visiting Howard, and Charles Fuller traveling from Los Angeles to visit his mother Helen Fuller.
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A. J. Mix
East
Robert Swift
Evanston
Ill
Swift
Seabury Western Theological Seminary
Swifts
Pekin
Til
Hammond
Ind
Bessie Hall
Norman
Okla
Maurice B. Myer
Pakwash Lake
Fort Francis
Ontario
George ‘Doc’ Watson
Liberty Memorial High School
Shawnee Mission
John H. Cox
Earl Wilson
George Corn
Bud" Oliver Shields
Charles Schehrer
Columbus
Marion
Ohio
Frank Prentice
Osawatomie
E. T. Brown
New York City
Melbourne
Australia
Brown
Dorothy Arnold
Charles Arnold
U. S
Pioneer Isle
Gene Althaus
Richland
Lawrence
Mo. St
Clifford Shaffer
California
Althaus
Spencer Brothers Truck Line
Jonathan B. Carter
Wayne F. Shaw
Howard
Charles Douglas Fuller
Los Angeles
Helen Fuller
Mr. Fuller
Northorpe Aircraft
Bottle Washing Aid Uses Lead Pellets For Filth Removal
A home tip suggests adding small lead pellets to hot soapy water to scrub hard to reach bottle interiors. Swirl and swish the solution to remove film from milk and soups and similar stains. The method is also recommended to sanitize baby formula bottles.
Laundry Prep Tips Before Soaping Clothes
Before washing, shake out lint and dust from soiled garments, empty and brush pockets, close fasteners, and tie belts into bowknots to prepare fabrics for cleaning.
Television won’t harm eyes says NSPB
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness states television does not damage sight. Experts reassure owners that proper viewing habits and appropriate brightness prevent strain and long term harm.
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The
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Music and Expression Class Opens for Youngsters
Mrs. Tom Westwood at 941 Ala. St. announces a summer music and expression class for young children starting June 6. Activities include singing, plays, readings, dances, and a rhythm band. Westwood, a KU senior pursuing a Bachelor of Music in voice, mentors the program with help from Jerold Comfort of Lawrence.
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Tom Westwood
Ala. St
Wall
Westwood
Kansas University
School of Fine Arts
Sigma Alpha Iota
Pi Kappa Lambda
J. T. Westwood
Independence
Women's Bureau Chief urges girls to prepare for a career
Washington reports Alice K. Leopold, director of the U S Women’s Bureau, urges American high school girls to prepare for a job even if marriage is expected. The new leaflet “After High School, What” helps girls evaluate interests and talents, seek job information, and plan finances, emphasizing a high school education pays off in the long run.
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Washington
Alice K. Leopold
U. S. Women's Bureau
Leopold
U. S
Women's Bureau
U. S. Government Printing Office
D. C
Subtle perfumes suit personality not a single scent
The piece argues perfume should be used subtly to match body chemistry and avoid overpowering presence. It warns against heavy application, notes the danger of overuse by younger women, and advises experiment with small drops on wrists or neck to find the right balance. It highlights rose and spice scents as suitable options for the young at heart.
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Mother Nature
Shower Should Be Fun for Toddlers
A mother gains patience and tact when introducing a young child to shower baths. Begin with a gentle spray to avoid overwhelming the child. Use child friendly wash cloths and sponges to make bathing appealing and ensure thorough cleaning.
Folsom Seen as Likely Successor to Hobby
Marion B. Folsom undersecretary of the Treasury was reported to be virtually certain to be nominated soon to replace Oveta Culp Hobby as secretary of health, education and welfare. Hobby denied resignation plans, while Folsom, 61, a Georgia native and tax specialist, declined comment. White House press secretary Hagerty said there is nothing before them indicating a selection.
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Washington
Marion B. Folsom
the Treasury
Oveta Culp Hobby
Health, Education and Welfare
Landscaping bids planned for Allen Fieldhouse area
Bids open June 14 for a $150,000 project to landscape around Allen Fieldhouse at Kansas University. Dwight Brown, state architect, says work includes sidewalks driveways parking lots water lines for fire hydrants and sodding the area.
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Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas University
Dwight Brown
Coat-of-Arms Craze Warns On Symbols In Design
Washington reports an article explaining how to design a personal coat-of-arms in a 34 page guide by Dorothy Gatchell. It covers modern symbols reflecting invention progress hobbies and family history and warns about misused symbols with harmful meanings.
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Washington
Henry the Fowler
Dorothy Gatchell
Air Force
Gatchell
Air Force Graphic Arts Branch
Mrs. Luce Arrives Amid Rumors Of New Post
Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce U S ambassador to Italy arrived from Rome for a vacation denying rumors she would leave her post. Accompanied by husband Henry Luce, she planned to stay in New York at least a month before returning to their Ridgefield Connecticut home.
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New York
Clare Boothe Luce
U S
Italy
Rome
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C. H. Thiry
Neva
Tom Leo
Thomas R. Leo
Canton
Miss Thiry
Erhart Flying Service
Lee
Kassinger Band
William Allen White School of Journalism
Dean
George Waggoner
Paul B. Lawson
Ralph Canuteson
C. F. Nelson
Oscar Haugh
George Anderson
Don Dixon
Maurice Lungren
Arthur C. Lonborg
Howard Bentley
Kingsley
Hubert Brighton
Topeka
William Wymer
Kanwaka Literary Club
Linda
Virginia Wulfkuhle
James Kesinger
West Frankfort
Willis Colman
Howard Gregory
Victoria Club
Minnie Thome
Route Five
Ottie Tryon
Hillcrest
Faculty Club
Bonnie Barrett
Dale Wilson
Max Stalcup
Doris Johnson
Miss Barrett
Betty Tibbs
Charles Cardone
Marjorie Ryther
Evelyn Graber
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Oleta Hendrickson
Cordy Hendrickson
DeSoto
Jim Cannon
Sherman Cannon
Eudora
Grace Federated Church
DeSoto High School
Cannon
Lawrence Turnpike
Riverside Home Demonstraton Unit
Economcs
Neva Thiry
Tom Lee
RCA
Marion Folsom
Hobby
Boggs Hat Shop
Fine Millinery
Vermont
Bullock's
East Seventh Street
Olson Plumbing
Maes
Sacogas
Mar. O
Chris’s
Richard Burson
Hutchinson
Kentucky
Miss Gatchell
Mrs. Luce
New Post
Weaver's Corset Shop
Independent Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Massachusetts
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