Club Programs Showcase Women’s Group Efforts at Downtown Dinner
The Business and Professional Women's Club held a buffet dinner at Eldridge Hotel Tuesday with Audra Drennon leading membership plans. A two act play featured Elma St John and others, followed by club emblem meaning explained by Hazel Andrews.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Eldridge
Audra Drennon
Ethel Hamilton
Winnie Knight
Elma St, John
Mary Elizabeth Steen
Arlene Schaake
Irene Armstrong
Rose Greseman
Gladys Brenner
Hazel Andrews
Lola Craig
Helen Burnett
Irene Peabody
Virginia Maddox
Margaret Lockard
Joyce Kempter
Sue Brown
Ethalind Gray
Olive Gaiser
Martha Bone
Berta Lee Winston
Local clubs announce meetings and officer elections
The Lawrence African Violet Club meets Friday at 2 at Mrs Harlan Miller’s home with Myron Dicker presenting. Alpha Phi pledges elect officers led by Betty Lou Douglas, plus other sorority leadership named. Brackett Home Demonstration Unit elects officers and plans next meetings.
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Lawrence
Notable Out-of-Town Funeral Guests for Prof. L N Flint
Funeral attendees from outside town for Prof. L N Flint included Pete Wellington Alvin Mc Coy Ray Heady Ira McCarty and Paul Miner of the Kansas City Star staff and Leon Graves of Kansas City. Also present were Mr and Mrs Art Fritzel returning from a summer home near Clayton Ida.
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L. N. Flint
Pete Wellington
Alvin McCoy
Ray Heady
Ira McCarty
Paul Miner
Kansas City Star
Leon Graves
Kansas City
Art Fritzel
Clayton
Ida. T. DeWitt Carr
School of Engineering
Kansas University
Association of Nrotc Colleges
Chicago University Club
Lawrence
Elizabeth Bennhold
Otto Shuling
Germany
K.U
New York
Biancamano
Geneva
Bennhold
Suhling
Baker University
Bernhold
Stibling
Lyle A. Stemmerman
Colorado A and M College
Ft. Collins
Willis Colman
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Clare J. Colman
Dallas
Texas
Harold Willits
Ft. Wayne
Local society notes and theater folk in Kansas communities
Mrs Colman’s illness keeps Wik family at her parents’ home until recovery. Gene Lowther and Mrs. Lowther attend funeral for L. N. Flint. Julia Springer in Olathe as P E O luncheon guest speaker on home lighting showing Bright Future film. Dr. William R. Trefz and family move to Lawrence from Ft. Riley. JoAnna March returns from Augusta Michigan after summer stock theater run including Guys and Dolls and The Rainmaker at Barn Theater scene. Mrs. Day visits Topeka Tecumseh siblings amid travel notes.
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Ind
Mr. Pennypacker
Gigi
E. G. Day
John
Owens
Claude Fleenor
Topeka
al Armstrong
Tecumseh
Smith presents silversmithing demo on St. Joseph TV program
Kansas University associate professor Carlyle H. Smith demonstrated silversmithing on a St. Joseph Missouri television program Tuesday afternoon. He also showcased student work from the university during the Special Revival Services at the Evening Church of the Nazarene.
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Carlyle H. Smith
Kansas University
St. Joseph, Mo
Church of the Nazarene
Hollywood Stars in Shaw Play at Kansas U November 1
Four Hollywood stars Edward Arnold Ricardo Montalban Mary Astor and Reginald Denny join George Bernard Shaw's Don Juan in Hell as an extra attraction by the K A Concert Course on November 1 at Hoch Auditorium Tickets go on sale October 10.
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Hollywood
Edward Arnold
Ricardo Montalban
Mary Astor
Reginald Denny
George Bernard Shaw
Hell
K.A
Hoch Auditorium
Arnold
Montalban
Tallulah Bankhead
Miss Astor
John Barrymore
Denny
Veterans group elects new KU officers for year
James Atkinson of Mission is elected president of the Kansas University Veterans Organization for the current school year. Other officers include Luther Hoell of Beaumont Texas as vice president, Kenneth Gibbons of Scranton Pennsylvania as secretary, and Lowell Heinz of Kansas City Missouri as treasurer.
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James Atkinson
Mission
Kansas University Veterans Organization
Luther Hoell
Beaumont
Tex
Kenneth Gibbons
Scranton
Lowell Heinz
Kansas City
Kansas City Round Table Dinner Hosts Julia Springer
Mrs. Julia Springer, Kan sas Power and Light service rep, attended a dinner for the Greater Kansas City Chapter of the Electrical Women's Round Table at the Wishbone in Kansas City. The group supports women in electrical fields and offers a graduate fellowship of 1000 dollars for home economics focused on household equipment.
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Julia Springer
Round Table Group
K.C
Kansas Power and Light Company
Wishbone
Kansas City
Greater
Electrical Women's Round Table
National Round Table
Elaine Knowles Weaver
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
Springer
Neil C.gray
Haskell Institute
Annabelle Long
Topeka
Shawnee County
Cecilia Johnson
Manhattan
Jo Connelly
Olathe
Johnson County
Main
Krehbiel Named Director For Dread Choral Groups
Clayton Krehbiel, assistant professor of music education at Kansas University, becomes lay director of choral activities. He leads the Men’s and Women’s Glee Clubs the A Cappella Choir the University Chorus and the University Chorale. He also directs the Midwestem Music Camp Chorus and this summer assisted Robert Shaw in conducting.
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Clayton Krehbiel
Kansas University
University Chorus
University Chorale
Robert Shaw
Choral Art Workshop At San Diego State Teachers College
A two month program in choral art conducted at San Diego California State Teachers College features Prof. Krebbie, a native of Moundridge. He earned a Bachelor of Music Education from KU in 1942 and a Master of Music Education from Columbia in 1949.
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San Diego
Calif
State Teachers College
Moundridge
Krebbie
K.U
Columbia University
Farrell Library Named at Kansas State College
The Kansas State College Library was formally named Farrell Library today. Clarence Faust, president of the Ford Foundation Fund for the Advancement of Education, spoke at a school assembly as the library was dedicated. Construction began during Farrell’s administration, with the first part completed in 1927 and a recent stack expansion added.
Naptha Called Rasoline Before Century Turn
Before 1900 rasoline was commonly referred to as naptha in contemporary references. The term shift reflects early industry naming practices and evolving chemical classification within the era's public and commercial discourse.
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Mo. St
W. D. Wolfe
M. B. Meyer
A. S. Decker
Vinland Home Demonstration Unit
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Ivan King
Claude Norris
Thomas Baker
Fred Shook
John Newman
Cc. J. Tilton
Ivan Roberts
Odell Wiley
Ted Kennedy
aSildred Pendleton
Lanning
A. 3. Arching
Robert Stewart
Marie Wilson
Hayry Christian
Lloyd Dixon
Fred Farrier
K. L
Klingenberg
C. T. Dockery
D. F. Merriam
Travis Glass
Hawkins
J. B. Latridge
Ernst Klein
James Wortham
Conrad McGrew
Ed Wells
J. H. Large
Noble Grands Club
Carrie Erickson
Frankie McCleery
Verg DeVore
Dora van Neste
Alpha Phi
Betty Lou Douglas
Dee Daniels
Beloit
Georgelyn White
Valley Center
Lairenda Pittman
Chanute
Barbara Teas
Kappa Mothers Club
Themmunity
Brackett Home Demonstration Unit
Castle Tea Room
John Rosenbaum
Merle McKinney
C. S. Wells
John Riley
Guy Bigsby
C. C. Winslet
V. C. Fisher
G. A. Stannard
Orley Olmsted
P. D. Olmstead
Stannard
Entre Nous
H. A. Fries
H. A. ‘Fries
Valu
Polar Bear
Wedgewood Blue
Aresa
Smith
Shaw
Kansas
Krehbiel
Dread Choral Groups
Kansas State
Tee Pee Junction
Oscar Olson AP Dingman
Maas
Terrill
Department Store
Lawrence, Kansas
Bros
D. Parcel Post
Mans
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