Club Notes of Midweek Social Gatherings and Meetings
A roundup of club meetings and events across Lawrence and nearby venues. Descriptions include times for Social Circle Club, Home Aid Society, Lawrence Music Club, E G W Club, Minervian Club, League of Women Voters lunches, Immanuel Lutheran program, Douglas County Medical Assistants at Holiday Inn, KU Faculty Club dinner bridge, Lawrence Country Club dinner bridge, and a covered dish luncheon by American War Mothers at the Municipal Building with gift contributions for Caney Creek Orphanage. Also noted are Helianthus Bridge Club dessert with host Mrs. Dunkley, and the Degree Rebekah Lodge No. 4 regular session with dining room committee details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Curtis
Home Aid Society
F. P. Stapleton
Lawrence Music Club
Memorial Union
E.G.W. Club
Lloyd Gaines
Minervian Club
Holidayton
League of Women Vatera
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Douglas County Medical Axalatants Society
Holiday Inn
KU Faculty Club
Lawrence Country Club
The
American War Mothers
Caney Creek
Fred Bliesner
Rebekah Lodge No. 4
Emma Overbaugh
Fern Naff
Lois Harrell
Gladys Reade
Laurene Sheard
Social News Briefs From Kansas City Area Events
Local personals list attending gamma phi beta party parade of homes in Kansas City with numerous names. Visitors include Grace Cunningham of Hollywood and Mrs. Florence Davidson who returned from San Francisco after attending a national medical assistants meeting. Also notes hospital admission for Elmer Beth as heart condition linked to high blood pressure. Details cover visits by Doris Harker and Betty Roy to Kansas City, travel plans of Theodore Burnett and Mary Engel family ties, a church conference speaker, and a prune touffle recipe note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipansas City
Weeber Hutton
George Hedrick
Rebecca Wismer
Grace Cunningham
Hollywood
Calif
Jimmy Brooks
George B. Smith
James Surface
Lewin Goff
Bruce Linton
Ethan Allen
George Forman
Florence Davidson
San Francisco
American Association of Medical Assistants
E. H. Farr
Elmer F. Beth
Beth
KU School of Journalism
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Doris Harker
Twining
Betty Roy
Southwest
Plymouth Congregational Church
Western Region
Church of the Brethren
McPherson College
Outdoor training for Girl Scout leaders planned Thursday
Girl Scout leaders attend weekly training sessions in the Baptist Building to learn seven outdoor living skills. The program, led by Mrs. David Appel and Miss Christine Callahan, includes knot tying, first aid, fire building, and wide activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
Baptist Educational Building
8Th
Kentucky
David Appel
Valleys Girl Scout Council
Christine Callahan
Sunfloyver
Hillview Patrol
Baldwin
Miss Callahan
Gay and
Molly Cook
Juanita King
Edward Cook
Myron King
Appel
Proficiency Badges Aim Through Troop Meetings and Demonstration
Proficiency badges represent skills best learned at troop meetings and proven by demonstration. The next training session will begin with a flag ceremony. Troop finance and committees, along with craft work, will be discussed.
4-H Club and Home Demonstration Officers Elected
The October Marion Boosters H Club meeting installed new officers and approved a square dance with Clinton and Lone Star groups. Program numbers included Farrell Maichel and Mike Murray, Ruth Maichel, Linda Hoover, Duane Vaughn, and Wayne Maichel. Mrs. Richard Rundquist was elected president with other posts filled, while Kanwaka Home Demonstration Unit also elected officers at Kanwaka Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Boosters +H Club
Clinton
Lone Star
Farrell Maichel
Mike Murray
Ruth Maichel
Linda Hoover
Duane Vaughn
Wayne Maichel
Euletia Munday
Brookdale
Brookdale Addition
Richard Rundquist
Richard Boyd
Ellis Hayden
Carl Wikand
Don Silkey
Kanwaka
Kanwaka Hall
Club Officials and Meeting Details Reported
Mrs. Theodore Buchheim presided with officers Rogers Wulfkuhle OConnor Williams Wymer and Houk among 17 members present Guest Mrs. Bieber attended OConnor led a lesson on broiler meals and hosts served a broiled luncheon November meeting set for 10 30 am with OConnor and Houk assisting Women to prepare and serve a broiled dinner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Buchheim
Ross Wulfkuhle
J. M. O'Connor
Raymond ‘Williams
William Wymer
Buchheim
O'Connor
George Houk
August Bieber
Service Group Meets at Castle Tea Room
The Cancer Service Committee will meet at 11:30 p.m. Friday at the Castle Tea Room. All women interested in the work are invited to the meeting. The second note provides household cooking tips to refresh salt codfish by soaking in cold water overnight then five minutes in warm water before draining and using the soaking water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancer Service Committee
Castle Tea Room
Little Rock Distaff Side Reflects on Strife and War Fears
A controversial column notes Little Rock as a symbol of trouble amid cries of Communist influence and calls for restraint. It recalls pre Civil War tensions, quotes Bruce Wertman, and argues both Gov. Faubus and NAACP faced harsh scrutiny. The piece warns a schism could harm education and national unity. It ends by offering a recipe note for pot roast served with sauerbraten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ussr
Bruce
George Washington
Himee
Washin
Gov. Faubus
NAACP
Supreme Court
Little Rock
Admiral Slim Line TV Fits Tight Against Wall
Slim line television features a snug wall fit with optional matching base and removable picture window for easy cleaning. A 110 degree black beam picture tube is 29 percent shorter than standard 90 degree tubes. Pop-up mono antenna improves signal in weak areas. Heavy duty PM speakers add value to this solid deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adnesday Bookfellows
Mra
Thomas C. Ryther
Douglas County Medical Assistants Society
George Dunkley
Helianthus Bridge Club
R. B. Hutchinson
Bridge
Warthie Horr
William Albrecht
Owens Flowershop
15Th
New York
Mase
Bobbie Brooks
Wosl
Little’ Rock
Strite
Butm Lewis
United States
Faubus
Half Stee Boggs Hat Shop
Exeter
Amart
Low Boy
Deee
Dewatt
SETON
Creighton
Mr. Beaman
Meredith
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