Topeka Women Hold 75th Anniversary Sorority Event
Delta Delta Delta alumnae meet at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the chapter house 1630 Oxford Rd for a dessert and observance of the sorority founding anniversary Three members to be honored A bridge luncheon was hosted by DuPont Women of Topeka and Lawrence at the Holiday Inn with prizes awarded to several attendees Affiliations and new affiliates announced for Sigma Alpha Iota and KU Delta Tau Delta Mothers Club of Kansas City featured speakers and programs including Christmas ideas candles and a Naked Communist book discussion An extensive listing of guests from Topeka Lawrence and Kansas City attended multiple club luncheons and meetings around the area
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Delta Delta Delta
Oxford Rd
DuPont
Topeka
Lawrence
Holiday Inn
Joseph Marshall
Horace Nelson
Thomas McCready
James H. Swanson
William Murdock
George McCool
Paul Andrews
Sigma Alpha Iota
Glenn Harris
Kay Bethea
Leo Calvert
Richard Raney
Sandra Rosenblum
Robert Wright
Elin Jorgensen
D. D. Robb
SAS
Kansas University
Sharon Grigg
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Zone 1
Virginia Inn
Alpha Upsilon Chapter
Frances Guist
Wesley Decker
Abilene
Pat Scott
Charles Willer
Mothers Club of
Kansas City
A. B. Ewing
3Rd St
Ewing
Joe Hope
John Cox
Junius Underwood
Robert Frakes
Fred Bremer
Skousen
Rufus Hays
Donald C. Loudon
John L. Kurtz
L. W Schindler
H. D. Hedquist
C. E. Hitchcock
R. T. Johnson
William B. Chambers
A. Eugene Grossman Jr
Raymond Nance
Ted T. Harper
J. E. Gaffney
R. L. Winslow
George M. Pro
R. R. Schultheis
L. G. Feil
Lee Bell
J. E. Bee
Arvid C. Benson
Glen Hurt
Harry G. Wiles
Harry A. Sprague
McPherson
Worden 4-H Wins First in Safety Award
Worden 4-H Club earned first place in the Douglas County Farm Bureau safety awards presented at the November meeting. Sandra Elliott and Nancy Gilges led a No Smoking program and slow moving vehicle flags while members completed a farm safety check. Second place went to Marion Boosters Club for a safety poster campaign and July 4 safety check. Jayhawk 4-H won third for a Memorial Day rest stop at the Highway 24-40 and Airport Road intersection. Lone Star 4-H placed fourth for their safety program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worden
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Fairgrounds
Hugo Nieder
Sandra Elliott
Nancy Gilges
Worden Club
Marion Boosters Club
Marlene Vaughn
Jayhawk
Lawrence Airport Road
Lone Star 4
County Farm Bureau
Local Club Meetings Share Ceremonial Tea and Reviews
Old Votes Members of the Lawrence Flower Club meet Monday morning at the City-County Mental Health Center to prepare cancer dressings. Temola Club hosts a book review Tuesday afternoon. Quivira Club gathers Tuesday at 2 30 with Mrs. Deichert. Twilight Chapter ABWA plans Monday evening at the Castle Tea Room with speaker Oletha Blevins discussing her work as Douglas County home economics agent. Trinity Service Cle , of Trin-
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Lawrence Flower Club
Mo. St
Oletha Blevins
Twilight Chapter
American Business Women's Association
Castle Tea Room
Douglas County
Local church and club meetings listed for Monday
ity Lutheran Church plans a 7 30 p m business meeting and social hour with Neva Ketchum as chair and Mabel Westcott Lydia Gantz and Minnie Sphar on the committee. Great Books Club meets 7 30 p m Monday at Lawrence Public Library to discuss Plutarch works. Progressive Reading Club hostess Mrs Raymond Pine and Al So Club program by Mrs LeRoy Alexander and Mrs Carl Amyx. Portia Club meets Tuesday for 1 o'clock gathering with Mrs E A Bales Route 1 Michigan Road.
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Ity Lutheran Church
Neva Ketchum
Mabel Westcott
Lydia Gantz
Minnie Sphar
Great Books Club
Lawrence Public Library
Plutarch
Raymond Pine
al So
LeRoy Alexander
Carl Amyx
Portia Club
E. A. Bales
Michigan Road
Merry Mixers Dance Club Hosts Pot-Luck Luncheon
The Merry Mixers Square Dance Club will host a pot-luck luncheon and a dance at 8 p.m. Saturday in the IOOF Hall. Warren Kinder of Topeka will call. Members should bring table service. guests are welcome.
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Merry Mixers Square Dance Club
IOOF
Warren Kinder
Topeka
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs Friday and Saturday
Friday events include Alpha Phi alumnae at 6 30 p m Mrs Ward Moore 1920 Ala and Chapter CW of PEO at 7 30 p m Mrs M N Penny 639 Tenn St. Saturday lists Betty Washington chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at 6 30 p m KU Faculty Club Merry Mixers Square Dance Club at 8 p m IOOF Hall University Club covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m followed by bridge at W071 Mass St.
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Alpha Phi
Ward Moore
Ala
PEO
M. N. Penny
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Merry Mixers
Squre
IOOF
University Club
Mass. St
Officers Elected For Flower Club
The Lawrence Flower Club elected officers for 1964 led by President Mrs. J. Fred Broeker and Vice President Mrs. Olive Edmondson. Thirty eight members attended the Monday meeting at the Episcopal Parish House where Mrs. Frank E. Jones read Gratitude Recognized and Olive Lawson presented a house plants program. A workshop is set for December 6 at the Community Building and a show December 9 at the Parish House.
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Lawrence Flower Club
J. Fred Broeker
Olive Edmondson
Dick Shanafelt
Eldon Ulrich
Charles A. Springer
Marcella Arndt
Robert W. Langley
S. E. Casebier
Broeker
Episcopal Parish
Frank E. Jones
Jones
Ralph
Olive) Lawson
Olive Lawson
Flower and Garden Magazine
Olie R. Parsons
Episcopal
Ralph Colman
Marvin Selichnow
Lawson
H. W. Sherman
J. A. Tuggle
Esther Freese
City County Mental Health Center
Press Women Fall Meeting Set at Kansas Union
Kansas Press Women hold their fall meeting Saturday in the Kansas Union. Luncheon speaker in the Watkins Room will be Prof. John DeMott of the KU School of Journalism. He will speak on the role of women in the writing field. Mrs. Pale Gard of Wichita attends.
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Kansas Press
Kansas Union
Watkins Room
John DeMott
KU School of Journalism
Pale Gard
Wichita
Sausage Balls on Apple Rings for Pork Roast
Shape fresh sausage into small balls and cook until done. Place each ball on a glazed apple ring. Tint the apple rings red or green for a spark of color.
PTA Notes By Central Junior High Dinner honoring teachers
The Central Junior High PTA will host an appreciation dinner for teachers and staff at 6 30 p m Monday in the Community Building. Arrangements led by Mrs William Collinson and others. Lecompton Grade School PTA opens with a combined open house and Book Fair at 7 p m for grades 1 3 in the old building and 7 30 p m for grades 4 8 in the new building with book displays in the gym and refreshments by the fifth grade and junior mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA Board of
Central Junior High School
Central
William Collinson
Ben Standard
Robert Spencer
Walter Snow
Lecompton
PTA
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Saat Activities
Charles Welter
Cynthia Ann Welter
Don Charles Welter
Don Welter
Cynthia Ann
Deborah Lynn
Linda Kay
Ralph Frandle
Loren E. White
Michael Edward
Lori Elizabeth
Patrick Brian
Shawnee Mission
Wykert Stone
Lawrence Newcomers Club
Boyd L. Adkins
Don Clingenpeel
C. J. Conn
W. E. Cooper
William Conrad
H. H. Cotton
Laura Dunmire
R. G. Elkins
K. S. Field
Richard L. Showen
Delbert Shipp
C. Spicer
Walter Swan
Ruth van Vleet
Lester Warren
David Williams
J. D. Winslow
Reinhold Schmidt
Harold G. Barr
Quivira Club
B. P. Deichert
Dread Ave
Trinity Service Cle
Trin
Progressive Reading Club
Flower Club
Toyland
Krementz
Jewelry
Ycra
Permailift
Ava
Indiana
Irensbera
Massachusetts
Joyce
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