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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1963
Page
3
Alpha Delta Pi alumnae welcome Mothers Club guests at 7 45 pm at the chapter house 1600 Oxford Rd. Hostesses are Miss Agnes Brady Mrs Olive Godding and Mrs Warrene Gibbons A tea towel shower for the house is planned.
Chub Votes Lawrence Flower Club meets at 2 p.m. Monday in the Episcopal Parish House with a house plants program by Mrs. Ralph Lawson and election of officers for next year. Amigas Club luncheon hosted by Mrs. Karl Kreider at her 1109 W Hills Ter. La Sertoma board meets at 7 p.m. Monday with Mrs. Merle Finfrock at 528 Kansas. Mothers Circle DeMolay holds 7:30 p.m. Monday basement of Masonic Temple. Lawrence Assembly No 25 Beauceant meets 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Masonic Temple. hostesses are Mrs. J R Edmonds and Mrs. J J Underwood. Ventura Club hostess is Mrs. Charles Oldfather at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. George Waters reviews Feminine Mystique. Raw Valley Barracks 1856 World War I Veterans and Auxiliary hold 6:30 p.m. Monday covered dish dinner at the Police Fire Building 8th and Vt Streets. dinner committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wulfkuhle and Mr. and Mrs. W A Wymer.
Junior Girl Scout troop No 645 held a two day one night camp with 22 girls and leaders. A fly up ceremony a flag ceremony and a second nine mile hike highlighted activities while completing Gypsy Badge tasks and Sign of the Arrow Drawing and Painting requirements. Leaders included Mrs Ray D'Armand Mrs R G Lamb Mrs Norman Miller and Mrs Bill Davison at Lone Star Girl Scout cabin.
A home cook suggests studding an onion with about six whole cloves and adding it to the simmering water for smoked tongue to impart warm spice and aromatic notes during the cooking process.
Mr and Mrs J B Faust of Memphis Tenn arrive to visit Mrs Fausts parents Mr and Mrs George Dunkley 628 Maine St and their daughter Judy Faust a Kansas University freshman Mr Faust and Mr Dunkley plan pheasant hunting in western Kansas Mrs Robert White returns from Rogers Ark Mrs S Fletcher Lt Col and Mrs Fletcher visit Lincoln area Lynelle Lea Fenstemaker born Oct 31 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Lori Lynn is the other daughter Maternal Mrs Albert Hunzicker paternal Mr and Mrs Stanley Fenstemaker William Cohen on a winning Missouri Kansas City debate team at Fort Worth Texas with Steve Sturdevant They faced Northeastern Oklahoma State College Josephine Ingle and Kathleen Grote visit their Ingle family in Eudora Lekh Batra hosts Swami Jyotirmayananda and Swami Lalitananda Hindu philosophers from Rishikesh India They offer Yogic lessons and free talks with colored slides for local groups.
The Thursday meeting in the Kansas Union saluted 69 honorary retired members of the University Women’s Club. Mrs. Henry Shenk led gifts, with Mrs. Harold Krogh arranging, and Mrs. John Pozdro as general chairman. Speaker Mrs. Lewin Goff spoke on Far Horizons detailing European travel and theater visits across Jugoslavia, Poland, Hungary, East Berlin, and Czechoslovakia.
Friday 7:30 pm Color Camera Club at Community Building. Saturday 2 pm Writers Workshop at Lawrence Public Library. New England Women 1:30 pm at 1087 Ky. St Mrs Weikel. Do-Sa-Do Square Dance Club 7 pm JOOF Hall. University Club 6:30 pm covered dish dinner and bridge.
Cordley PTA executive board will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the school library. The agenda includes election of a nominating committee and plans for the circus carnival on Friday November 22. Discussion will cover next year's classroom meetings.
United Church Women will gather at 9 30 a.m. Monday in the First Presbyterian Church 901 Vt. St. A report on plans for the Brotherhood Banquet and discussion of the proposed budget are planned topics.
The League of Women Voters will hold an orientation for new members at 8 p.m. Monday at 1613 W. 15th St. Mrs. James Drury hosts. president Mrs. Joseph Camin welcomes attendees. Lectures cover past studies and league origins with talks on finance and voter service by listed members.
Kansas State Council of Epsilon Sigma Alpha designates ESA Sunday with all chapters gathering locally. Lawrence hosts two groups Alpha Zeta and Alpha Upsilon with presidents Mary Frances Coffman and Donna Axline leading. Members attend 9 a.m. church at First Presbyterian, then breakfast at Eldridge Hotel.
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