University seniors reception set for Monday at Kansas Union
A grand reception for seniors their parents and friends and alumni will be held from 3 to 4 30 oclock Monday afternoon in the South Lounge of the Kansas Union. Hosts include Chancellor Murp hy and Mrs Hall and Mr and Mrs Roulier with many deans and faculty listed as chairs and hosts.
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The
Kansas Union
Franklin D. Murphy
Clement H. Hall
Coffeyville
Leon N. Roulier
Colby
Hall
Roulier
William W. Hambleton
James E. Dykes
Dean
J. Allen Reese
Community club schedules and hostess notices
Friday KU Faculty Club hosts junior high spring party at 8 p m. Saturday at Lawrences Country Club Scotch foursomes begin 8 30 a m Mrs James Messer 1605 R I St hosts Ka Nok La Klub 1 30 p m Monday Mrs Irving Bratton to present program Elks Ladies luncheon and card party Tuesday 1 p m at the club luncheon reservations by Monday noon with Mrs Raymond Schaake Portia Club meets 1 30 p m Tuesday Castle Tea Room hostess Mrs Pete Edelbrock roll call miscellaneous items
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Lawrences Country Club
James Messer
R. I. St
Irving Bratton
Elks Ladies
Raymond Schaake
Portia Club
Castle Tea Room
Pete Edelbrock
Hdu Meeting Coffee at Mrs Brooks Home
Brackett Home Demonstration Unit schedules a 9 30 a m coffee Monday at 218 Park St with assistant hostess Mrs Lackey. Mrs Endacott will teach Your Food Dollar on stretching the budget while attendees share their favorite meat dish.
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Brackett Home Demonstration Unit
Jimmie Brooks
Park St
R. B. Lackey
Norman Endacott
Picnic for Cub Scout Pack 3059 Den Two at Veterans Park
Den Two of Cub Scout Pack 3059 held a family picnic at Veterans Park this week. Den members include Quinn Cloepfil David Harsha Chris Kuchler Steve Langhofer Rick Mitchell and Gary Winyard with den mothers Mrs. Joe Langhofer and Mrs. Will Kuchler.
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Den
Veterans Park
Quinn Cloepfil
David Harsha
Chris Kuchler
Steve Langhofer
Rick Mitchell
Gary Winyard
Joe Langhofer
Will Kuchler
Local Flower Show Set for June 7 in Lawrence
Kansas the Beautiful themed flower show sponsored by the Lawrence Flower Club opens to the public June 7 from 1 30 to 8 p m at the Community Building. Ninety classes in horticulture design and junior divisions await amateur exhibitors with one entry per class. Exhibits received by 10 30 a m and horticulture must be grown and held by exhibitor for 90 days. Scheduling and chairs listed. judges follow National Council of State Garden Clubs Handbook.
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Kansas
Lawrence Flower Club
National Council of State Garden Clubs
Lawrence Public Library
F. A. Haglund
H. W. Sherman
Haglund
C. C. Goble
H. W. Edmondson
Olie R. Parsons
Carl Hird Sr
J. Fred Broeker
Ethel Martin
Christy Springer
J. A. Tuggle
Eldon Ulrich
James A. Messer
Ralph Hess
Ralph L. Colman
Carol L. Martin
East Heights PTA Honors Safety Patrol at School Event
Fifth and sixth grade safety patrol members at East Heights School were honored during a wiener roast and baseball game. The PTA Safety Committee chaired by Elmer Altenbernd and others organized the celebration. Visiting staff included Mrs Kathleen Martin and Mrs Maxine Gover with their families. Sunset Hill held its annual picnic with new principal Mrs Johnson introduced to parents.
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Ralph Graber
W Stitt Robinson
Sunset Hill School
James Dykes
Steve
Karen Sue Maxwell
Marianne Wilson
Graber
Robinson
East Heights
Kathleen Martin
Maxine Gover
Stanley Johnson
Johnson
Evelyn Graber
Cecil Dover
Teacher Honored at Haskell Institute
The Haskell Institute vocational staff honored Elmer Polson with a coffee in the Home Economics Building. Jack Mauterer presented a self winding wrist watch as Polson prepares to retire June 13 after more than 15 years teaching painting and interior decorating.
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Haskell Institute
Elmer Polson
Haskell
Jack Mauterer
Polson
Lawrence area society items and travels noted
Littona and Edward Maser plan a three month Europe trip with Mrs. Besas joining. John W. Pozdro and family travel to Chicago for Bernice Pozdro’s wedding, then Estes Park vacation with in laws. Jerry Thomas and family relocate to Atlanta for work. Mrs. Thomas is linked to the Hartleys of Lawrence. Forthcoming KU events bring visits from Dr. Omaffe y and Betty Blaul. Mrs. Guntert returns from KU Medical Center. Parker attends KU class reunion. Alfred Gallup hosts father R F Gallup for commencement events. Harl Rogers returns from KU Medical Care Center.
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Edward A. Maser
Europe
Maser
Kansas University Museum of Art
KU Graduate School
Portugal
Italy
Austria
Germany
Czechoslovakia
France
England
Helen Besas
John W. Pozdro
Chicago
Bernice Pozdro
Pozdro
J. W. Hartley
Ana
Stanley M. Omaffey
Milwaukee
Wis
Lawrence
Fred Soxman
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Soxman
Betty Blaul
Evanston
Ill
Charles F. Brook
W. S. Johnson
Emil Guntert
N. 4Th St
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Frank Parker
Salina
Kansas University
Margarette Perkins
Alfred Gallup
Gallup
Clinic Planned For LCC Junior Golfers
Wilbur Norton of Lawrence Country Club will run a junior golf clinic at 9 a.m. Tuesday for all interested players age 18 and under including girls. The Ladies Day clinic from May ends, rain last Tuesday keeps last week’s pairings. About 10 golfers will travel to Topeka for an invitational at Topeka Country Club. An invitational at Tomahawk Hills on June 9 is extended to LCC golfers. Coffee and rolls at 7:30 a.m. with off time at 8. Contact Mrs Elmer Pierson or Mrs Clyde Bysom by June 2.
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Wilbur Norton
Lawrence Country Club
Norton
Topeka
Topeka Country Club
Tomahawk Hills Country Club
Elmer Pierson
Clyde Bysom
Dear Ann Landers advice column excerpt
A reader asks about bouncing Easter checks given to children and how to tell the aunt. Other letters advise about marriage silence and handling a quarrelsome wife, with tips to feed kids before the father comes home and consult a doctor about digestion.
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George Baxter Smith
L. C. Woodruff
Donald Alderson
Kenneth Anderson
John McNown
Thomas Gorton
Burton Marvin
Major Slough
John H. Nelson
George Waggoner
Francis Heller
Harold Barr
Gilbert Ulmer
George Beal
Fred Ellsworth
Jack Mitchell
G. Baley Price
Raymond Moore
James Stranathan
W. P. Albrecht
James Hitt
C. G. Bayles
Robert Vosper
Arthur Lonborg
Frank C. Foley
Arthur Davidson
Millard Easton
Henry Shenk
Fred Montgomery
Frank Burge
Kenneth Jochim
Ralph Hanchin
John Newsom
Amarillo
Tex
Lynn Miller
Dodge City
Dick Adam
Emporia
Herbert F. Wright
A. William Kuchler
E. Gordon Collister
Robert P. Ash
Albert S. Palmerlee
E. Gordon Erickson
James Peoples
Jerry Waugh
Charles W. Lane
Charles Leone
William A. Witt
Garden City
Perry A. Dunlap
Witt
Bill Witt
Dunlap
Larry Dunap
E. Jackson Baur
Ingrid Vosper
Katy Wright
Jane Albrecht
Barbara Balfour
Nancy Carey
Lindsey Easton
Martha Kipp
Joyce Murphy
Felicia Oldfather
Joan Baur
Diane Christopher
Janet Loofbourrow
Martha Murphy
Carol Rose
Susan Smith
Wynne Goff
Nancy Maloney
Nancy Edwards
Kathy Vosper
Diane Jenks
Russell. Bradt
Donald R. Truax
Austin Turney
W. H. Williams
Keith Nitcher
Tau Chapter
Alpha Delta Kappa
Frank Haas
J. H. Salisbury
Jack Stanton
Virgil Wiglesworth
Leland Gilliland
Salisbury
Dick Brown
Steve Dykes
Diane Johnson
Disneyland
Roy Browne
Linda Sue Kidwell
Mike Klopfenstein
Danny Hodges
Candy Case
Julie Glass
Alpha Zeta
Alpha Upsilon
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Montie Rosencrantz
Alpha Zeta Chapter
McAllaster
C. V. Tucker
Jack Mills
PTA
Alice van Buskirk
Helen Gaw
Doris Sindt
Cras
H.P
Lawrence Furniture and Appliance.co
Littona
LCC
Ann Landers
Ann
H.H.H
Janet McFarland
Tomi Yadon
Helene Scheff
Lawrence Dance Studio
W. 19Th
McHem Products, Inc
Lovrich
Aingulat
Amchem
HE Barteldes Seed CO
al W. Mth
steTmates
Lauter Jewelry
Boges Hat Shop
Vermont
Anna Landers
Publi Ic Sevvice
Col, Ince
Your Gas Company
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