Golden anniversary Kappa Gamma luncheon lights week
Largest Lawrence social event will be the Chi Omega banquet at Community Building tonight for Lambda Chapter’s golden anniversary. About 325 alumnae expected. toastmistress Diane Sherwood Rinehart will preside. Doris Fleason and Elizabeth Byer among speakers. ventriloquist Lucille Elmore also on program.
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Lawrence
Chi Omega
Lambda Chapter
Diane Sherwood Rinehart
Doris Fleason
Elizabeth Byer
Cincinnati
Lucille Elmore
Topeka
Personal notices and visits mark KU area social calendar
Mrs. Floyd Danskin of Spokane arrives to spend weeks with brother A. B. Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell and to attend the Lambda Chapter Chi Omega 50th anniversary. Mr. Danskin, an attorney, will join later for a KU football game. Mrs. H L Kane returns from Manitou and Colorado Springs. Elsie Lemon teaches at Shawnee Missions High School and is home for the weekend. Mrs. Ben Barteldes returns from an eastern trip with three sisters joining their father in Washington for an American Bankers Association meeting, with stops in Williamsburg, Philadelphia, and New York. Mrs. Robert W Edwards and children Paul and Cynthia visit their grandparents, Harold W Steeper and wife, after Mrs. Edwards’s grandmother Annie M Steeper’s death. Lt. Edwards heads to San Diego for Naval Hospital duty, recalled to active duty. He served in the V-12 program in WWII. Journal-World ad staff Ernie Pontius, Clayton Stone, and Jack Starkey attend the Kansas Daily Advertising Managers Association meeting in Kansas City. James K Hitt, KU registrar, attends AACCA in Des Moines and appears on a panel about effective pre-college counseling. Martha Peterson, KU dean of women, joins Des Moines for a scholarship and aides offices meeting. Dale Novotny and Willard Doores attend the Kansas Daily Advertising Managers fall meeting in Kansas City, Kan. Charles Roos and Dr John Steeper arrive to attend pending events.
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Floyd Danskin
Spokane
Wash
A. B. Mitchell
Mitchell
Lambda Chapter
Chi Omega Sorority
Danskin
K. U
Lawrence
H. L. Kane
Spa
Manitou
Colo
Colorado Springs
Elsie Lemon
Shawnee Missions High School
Ben Barteldes
Roy A. Haines
Augusta
American Bankers Association
Washington, D. C
Williamsburg
Ernie Pontius
Clayton Stone
Jack Starkey
Journal-World Advertising Department
Kansas Daily Advertising Managers Association
Town House Hotel
Kansas City
James K. Hitt
University of Kansas
Association of
Des Moines
Tal
Martha Peterson
Dale Novotny
Willard Doores
University School of Journalism
Kansas Daily Advertising Managers, Association
Kan
Charles. R. Roos
Ver
John. R. Steeper
S Madison
Wis
Self Culture Club Meets in Spenting Session
Mrs. Francis Black hosted the Self Culture Club on a Tuesday afternoon for its Spenting meeting. Mrs. John Spearman presided as president. Nine members attended. Visitor Mrs. Alice Clark Hester spoke on club activities from Leavenworth and Lawrence. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Clarence Cropp on Oct. 21.
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Francis Black
Self Culture Club
John Spearman
A. T. Parker
Alice Clark Hester
Tings
Leavenwrath
Lawrence
Bryant
Stanfield
Clarence Cropp
Minerva Rebekah Lodge meets in IOOF Hall
Eudora events include Kansas City shopping by Mrs. Bob Wolf and Page, and Sandra Wilson. The Minerva Rebekah Lodge met in IOOF Hall with Noble Grand Elizabeth Neis presiding and officers present. Fern Daugherty elected delegate to Rebekah Assembly in Topeka. Minnie Jones as alternate. Special recognition given to Louise Lotz for 50 years of membership and a potted yellow blooming mum awarded.
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Bob Wolf
Page
Sandra Wilson
David Wilson
Kansas City
Minerva Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Elizabeth Nies
Judith Armstrong
Chico
Calif
Rita Allenbernd
Fern Daugherty
Rebekah
Topeka
Minnie Jones
Noble Grand
Neis
Henrietta Schubert
Ruby Miller
Lill Fuller
Pearl Bernitz
Louise Lotz
Minerva Rebekah Lodge honors long serving members and history
Members of the Minerva Rebekah Lodge and honored guests gathered as the Noble Grand led a semicircle recognition. Past Noble Grand Helen Miner and others were celebrated while Miss Schubert spoke on the lodge history from its Odd Fellows origins in 1876 to charter date in 1891. The lodge now boasts 102 members and plans Halloween refreshments for a social event before the October 21 meeting.
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Alice ‘Berni
Dodge
Me Westerhouse
Judith Armstrong
Hattie Harris
Pearl Bernitz
Viola Broers
Fern Daugherty
Elfreida Westerhouse
Lelia Morley
Vibe Scott
Marieand Broers
Effie Pore
Helen Miner
Beverly Josten Arteta Howard
Jeanie Maey
Elizabeth Neis
Nevieve Winter
Minnie Edelbrock
Edelbrock
Donna Jameson
Miss Schubert
Minerva Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge
Grand Lodge
Minerva Rebekah Lode
Mable Richards
Louise Lotz
Fudge
Noble Grand
Judith Lindly
Bert Armstrong
Chico
Calif
Esther Strong
Rita Altenbernd
Margaret Westerhouse
Oakridge Women Host Luncheon and Meeting Plans
Mrs F D Walters hosted Group H of the Women s Society of Christian Service at her home with a covered lunch. Co host Mrs Charles Arnold. Twenty members and guests attended. Dinner served at 1. Guests included Mrs Martha Clingeneer Delphia, Miss Helen Currier, and Miss Marguerite Copp. October meeting to be held at Mrs H D Van Nice Route 5 with Mrs Frank Brune as co chair.
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F.D. Walters
Womens’ Society of Christian Services
First Methodist Church
Charles Armold
Martha Clingeneer
T Delphia
Helen Currier
Marguerite Copp
Oakridge Home
Penilas tern area holds annual officers meeting in Commerce rooms
The Penilas branch held its annual officers election on the first Tuesday at the Commerce rooms. W. H. Pipe L. L. and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Kirby with Karen Elsie and Danny Kirby traveled to Burlington for a 25 member family gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Malik’s home for a birthday celebration for Arthur Leonhard with a basket dinner and cake. Some May flies mature and mate in the evening, then die before morning.
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The
of Commerce Rooms
W. H. Pipe
Fragmentary note on ulcers fears and publishing costs
The readable text discusses stomach ulcers linked to emotional distances and maternal fear transmission to children. It notes nightly light exposure, later emotional conflict and illness, plus a placeholder remark about wood tones and a Chicago paint firm. It mentions an eight page advertising folder priced at $1.50 per copy.
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Chicago
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Ron Stucke
Inity Episcopal
Ehuret
Omega
Bulding
Kappa Gamma
FEO
Mra
J. J. Bory
Lake Quivira
Aerence ‘Writers Workshop
Hbrary
Milawrence Colony
National Society of New Ireland ‘Women
Guy Bigsby
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Edwin B. Peet
Edward Dicks
Thomas H. Stuart
West Side Study Club
A. B. Ewing
Joseph A. Srutovitch
Israel
W. J. Hoar
Oakdale
Number Ten
Harry Hobson
Roy Barkley
Charles Story
Philo Beck
Grace Tyner
Monta Vista
Maud McKinney
Ft. Stellacoom
John. Dilson
Hammond
Ind
John Zorn
Clara Davis
Kleeblatt
R. W Smith
Los Altos
Alice Pardee
IF. Eberhart
Lois Ruble
Rea Clark Haynes
Emporia
M. E. Stoneking
Baldwin
Mildred Hunt Riddle
Marion
Rea Clark
Pardee
J. F. Eberhart
Loyd Perry
Walter Dyer
E. Henderson and
Jerold Hobson
Millard Jackson
John
Marlin Cook
Harry Sutton and Lyle
Richard Butell
Jimmie
Billy
Hermon Butell
F. B. Hunt
Mes. Lindholm
O. M. Hurd
Milo Embry
Robert
Orville
Meta Jean
Roy
Clary
Homer
James
Joy
Mae Barkley
Harry Ashby
Howard Hardtaker
Grace Adams
Cleveland, C
Bell Allen
Memphis
James Ruble
Kansas
John H. Riddle
J. W. Haynes
Susan
Marzella Dryer
Wellsville
Kenneth Hobson
Sunflower
William C. Barkley
Sharon
Pomona
Paut Cline
Myrtle Deskins
Cled Michael
Lyndon
Earl Jordon
Paul Johanning
Charles Shroud
Olathe
Bill Sinclair
Billy Sand
Osawatomie
Frank Sutton
John Cunningham
Dan Waldo
Bobby
Ottawa
P.E.C. Co-Operative Board
Don Blair
Bleut
Glenn Harris
A. I. Decker
David McCreath
Dorsey-Liberty American Legion
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
R. L. Blume
Thomas A. Clark
J. T. Hollingsworth
Fey Alptin
Phi Sorority
Eldridge Hotel
Richard L. Blume
B. A. Mayher
Edna M. Stewart
Dean 5. Nite
K. M. Whyte
James A. Hooke
Lucille Allison
Coterie Club
Ind. St
Woodlawn
Emil Gantert
Theodore Wiley
Frank Dalen
Emil Guntert
Albert Hayden
Guntert
Lawrence Educational Council
Orepeition
Iver Ai Ie Estsgram
Laverde
Browneye
Loretta Norrie
Faye Orelup
Mary Steen
Richard Riley
Albert Knop
Knop
F. H. Jahn
Paul Koehler
A. R. Maxwell
F. D Walters
Augusta Scharke
F. H. Leonhard
Brackett Dwellers
Oscar Schwartz
Allan Kirby
Henry Hack
Carl Sneegas
Henry’Hack
Charles Hubbard Jr
Tota Nu
C. E. Franks
Ruth Dyche
Conrad Richter
Watkins Hall
Wilma Hoover
Selliards Hall
H.P. Ramage
Stephenson Hall
R. G. Roche
Miller Hall
Julia Willard
India Home
Deibert Richardson
Raybert Thornton
Richard Anderson
Raymond Atkinson
PTA Council
Donald L. Potter
Victoria Clb
Minnie Thome
R. K. Trivett
Cordiey Home
Anna Heffner
Heffner
Daniel Heffner
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Lone Star Lake Pavilion
Chay
Ralph Park
C. 8. Wentworth
Portia Club
Castle Tea Room
Mira
Pete Edelbrock
J. A. Dove
Sth
Sts
Annie Steeper
McLouth
Kerneth Walker
Vt. St
F. B. Denlinger
E.ard St
Houston
Tex
Takamasa Ikeda
Yori
Tokyo
Empress Nagako
Hirohito
Nagako
Imperial Palace
SSELF
Eudora
Store Moura Oa
Dally
Mre
Mare
Oakridge
Shaeths
Rhodes Noone Ca
Vermont
Boggs
R Albright
Bobbie Bros
Vermo
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