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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1963
Page
4
The Washington Creek Church of the Brethren hosts its annual supper and bazaar on Tuesday with serving starting at 5 30 p m A free will offering will be collected and the public is invited to attend.
Mrs. Margaret Day Hanson of New York City, a Lawrence native with Op erations Crossroads Africa Inc., was guest of honor at a reception in Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church. She spoke on OCA work sending Americans to Africa for community projects and cultural exchange.
The engagement of Miss Elizabeth M. Roberts to Warren J. Hartmann is announced by her mother Mrs A Roberts of Coatbridge Scotland. Miss Roberts is a Coatbridge High School graduate and Wichita Business College alumna employed as branch secretary for Stanley Home Products in Wichita. Hartmann a Herington High School graduate and Kansas University senior majors in pharmacy and will receive a B S in June. They plan a Christmas wedding.
Social with bridge dinners guests include Mr and Mrs Jerry Lewis and others at KU ties. Hosting and committee work noted for Lawrence groups and October and November events across University Club and nursing circles with desserts and meetings at Kansas Union and local homes.
Pinckney PTA executive board holds a meeting at 9 30 am on Tuesday at the school.
A crowded Monday social calendar lists numerous group meetings in Lawrence. Choral ensembles, luncheons, and club gatherings convene at locations including Broadview, Route 5, 1434 Lingel Road, West 6th Street, and Kansas Union Watkins Room with organizers such as Mrs. Winston Harwood, Mrs. Charles Oldfather, Mrs. J. W. Gowans, Mrs. Scott Bailey, and others leading sessions.
Hines Ceramic Shop at 115 East 8th announces an open workshop from 9:30 to 5 daily Monday through Saturday. Evening classes are available Monday and Wednesday from 7:30 to 9:30 with free instruction to make Christmas gifts. Greenware supplies are offered and a phone number VI 2-9261 is listed.
Lawrence Bridge Club announces North south winners Jerry Brient and James Showalter first. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Scott second. Mr. and Mrs. F T Wolf third. Kent McCullough and Larry Bodle fourth at the Holiday Inn. East west first Mrs K L Knox and Mrs Wn Casey. second Fuad Mulla and Arne Persson. third Mrs Eldon Perry and Mrs Helen Hartzell. fourth Lorraine Noney and Helga Kursk. The club, open to the public, will play duplicate at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Holiday Inn. Information from Mrs Aaron Rabinovitz.
A Girl Scout drama workshop is set for Tuesday morning at 70 in the Sunset Hill School auditorium. The program is presented by Mrs. D. D. Robb and Mrs. M. J. Steckler of Neighborhood.
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