Lawrence clubs and social events fill weekly calendar
A dense schedule lists Soroptimist conventions, university group meetings, teas and open houses, and club gatherings across Lawrence. Events span the Eldridge Hotel, Memorial Union, and private homes with times from 2:30 to 9:30 p.m. plus dinners, programs, and a Halloween party. Notables include Alpha Gamma Beta Sigma Phi, K U Dames, and the Fifty and Five Home Demonstration unit.
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Imanquet
Eldridge
University Club
Museum of Art
Alpha Phi
Lawrence Woman's Club
Baroner Art Museum
K.A. Dames
Memorial Union
Beta Sigma Phi
Howard Matzke
Olga Eberth
Me. St
Alpha Gamma Chapter
Local arrivals and enrollments highlight Lawrence area
Dr. Noble S. Elderkin arrives from Akron to visit the Kirchhoffs and attend the Cottonwood 4-H club event at the church. Three Lawrence youths enroll at Central Christian College in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, with ties to Mason, Davis, and Mitchell. Mrs. Alice Meyn plans a visit to Edwardsville and Phoenix guests join Mrs. Ethel Jensen. Bob Coffman and Ralph Drake pledge to Pi Sigma Chi at Bethany College, both Lawrence High graduates pending college status.
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Noble S. Elderkin
Akron
Ohio
George Kirchhoff
Elderkin
Plymouth Congregational Church
Cottonwood
101St
Oklo
Mary Mason
E. L. Mason
C. L. Davis
LeRoy Davis
N. H. St
Scott Mitchell
Owen Mitchell
Erad Mason
Mr. Davis
Lawrence High School
Mitchell
Central
Alice Meyn
Edwardsville
Frank Dexter
George Meyn
Bonner Springs
Emma Krull
Juanita Johansen
Phoenix
Ariz
Ethel Jensen
Belleview demonstrators elect officers and plan events
Belleview Home Demonstration Unit officers are elected with Mrs. Perkins as president and Mrs. Hadl as treasurer. Members schedule a Kansas City educational trip, a November 5 picnic at the fairgrounds, and a Christmas toy drive for orphans.
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Belleview Home
Albert Transmeier
Bob Perkins
Fields Holmes
Walter Markley
Leonard Hadl
Kansas City
Hadi
Clyde Kampschroeder
Riverside House
Home Economics
Jack Tuggle
L. A. Beurmann
Women to Convention at Central States Synod
Women of Trinity Lutheran Church will attend the Synodical Convention of the Women Missionary Society of the Central States at St John s Lutheran Church in Russell next week. Mrs George L Anderson chairs Education Division Mrs Fred Kloepper is president of the South East Conference and delegates include Mrs Harold Hamilton and Mrs Ina Foster. The convention opens with a communion service Monday evening and runs three sessions daily through Thursday.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
the Women's Missionary Society of the Synod of the
Kansas City Doctor Named President-Elect of Health Officers Group
Dr. Wallace Lane of Kansas City was chosen president-elect of the Local Health Officers Assn of Kansas at a quarterly meeting here. He will assume the office next October succeeding Dr. C. A. McIntyre of Lawrence. Dr. Howard Wagenblast of Salina was elected secretary-treasurer.
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Chanute
Wallace Lane
Kansas City
Kas
Jury Mikes Debate Privacy in Jury Rooms
Chris Williams owner of Chris' Cafe and a ven tre man for the District Court term questions recording devices in jury rooms. Local attorney George Melvin says the federal court incident invades jury privacy and undermines the right to a fearless verdict. Mrs Schnider opposes eavesdropping and stresses juror privacy.
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Chris Williams
Chris’ Cate
Ventreman
District Court
F.C. Schnider
Tenn, St
George K. Melvin
Tere
Melvin
Fierce Storm Strikes Hokkaido Killing and Missing
A fierce storm hit eastern Hokkaido causing wrecked houses sunken boats and at least five dead. Police report one seriously injured and 31 missing largely fishermen as 67 mph winds raged for about an hour.
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Kushiro
Japan
Hokkaido
Sakurajima Volcano Erupts Again in Japan
Sakurajima volcano on Japan’s southern tip erupted today marking the fifth eruption since Thursday. The event sent a towering plume,惊高 into the sky and prompted brief concerns over ash dispersion near Kagoshima.
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Kagoshima
Japan
Sakurajima
Open house invitations go out despite scattered eruption impact
A cloud of smoke rose high with no reported damage though four college students were injured. The note mentions a Thursday eruption and lists committee members Mrs. Dean Nesmith and Mrs. Hildred Pendleton. Clever hand painted invitations and class schedules by Mrs. Frances Riggs’ pupils were sent to parents announcing the junior high open house.
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Dean Nesmith
Hildred Pendleton
Frances Riggs
Chidren
PTA Open House Set at Junior High Monday Evening
An open house for parents at the Junior High School begins Monday at 7 30 p m with a general session in the auditorium. Parents then attend classes per their child’s schedule while home room mothers greet them. A social hour follows in the boys gym with chairs and helpers listed and several junior high girls named for duties.
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Wm. H. McCauley
Gene Burnett
Norman Edmonds
Dolores Harris
Low Ann Smith
Joanne Okamoto
Karen Stuart
Betty McCauley
Sondra Thomas
Joan Bosze
Beverly Lewis
Caroline Hines
Hugh Hines
White House Approves Disaster Area Loan Policy
The White House approved an emergency policy to ensure the Small Business Administration has funds to meet loan needs in hurricane disaster areas. The approval followed resource drain after August floods and a prior 25 million dollar loan ceiling with 734 million already granted.
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Denver
White House
Small Business Administration
SUA
Kansas Teams Take Top Royal Judging Honors
Teams from Junction City and Council Grove in Kansas won tech honors in the American Royal livestock and meat judging contests yesterday. Jerry McCluskey of Junction City won individual livestock honors, with Bill and Phil Patterson also on the winning team. Council Grove members Wanda Swenson Lynn Moxley and Jan Viar competed in meat judging.
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Kansas City
Junction City
Council Grove
Kas
Tech
Jerry McCluskey
Bill
Phil Patterson
McCluskey
Wanda Swenson
Lynn Moxley
Jan& Viar
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E. F. Smallberg
Round Table Club
R. Q. Brewster
Hotess
G. L. Pistorius
Twentieth Century Club
F. E. Kester
H. B. Hungerford
J. A. Buzzle
John Crown
Woman's Chamber of Commerce
Muehlebach Hotel
Queen of the Royal
Crown
Paul Malone
Marston McCluggsge
Robert Lockwood
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Mary Larson
Ora Floyd
Irene Peabody
Ruth Skinner
Hazel Andrews
Myers Hall
Quivera Club
W. H. Schoene
LeRoy Fox
Milton Steinhardt
Strong Ave
Joe Traylor
Mortar Board
Pine Room of Memorial Union
Martha Peterson
Dean of Women's Office
Jack Maxwell
Elmer Petesen
Kanwaka Literary Club
Harry Sutton
L. W. McNees
Raymond Wil- Mama
Marjorie
Sigel Ladies Aid
Glenn
Lake View Club
After Spray
Chrisa
Donna Sheeks
R. M. Sheeks
Great Falls
Mont
Lawrence
Marlowe E. Hanson
Ferdy J. Hanson
Villard
Minn
E. G. Heck
Orange Park
Fla
Douglas County
K. U. Dames
K. U
Alec Ross
Robert L. Quinsey
Thomas Cawley
Kent, Homemakers Home
Rita Dickinson
Francis Wiley
J. W. Grinter
Jack Keller
Othal Wiley
Floyd Gililand
Thewood Unit
Linwood High School
Khalili
Tran
Four Leaf Clover 4-H Club
Lawrence’ Assembly No. 25
Vinton Fishel
McAllaster Pta
Carole Bailey
Joycene Stalcup
Fio Isbel
Colleen Neighbor
Jerre Cotter
Barbara Courtney
Betty Northey
Marjorie Hunter
Joan van Horn
Phyllis Jordan
Harry Miller
Bruce Allen
Mike Hemphill
Jane Heck
Kelvin Heck
Barbara Brown
Tommy Brown
Joan van Nice
Bryan Hallenbeck
Shirley Lesch
Larry Lamb
Tonganoxie
Douglas
Harold Fisher
William Bodin
Castle Tea Room
J . Williamson Hough
Robert Cornwell
Keith Lawton
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alford Clarke
Wadsworth Hospital
Jayhawk
Women TO Convention
Olson Plumbing
New York
Kapet Nari
Mikes
PTA
Kansas
G.I. Joe's
Joe Schelbor
Nick Schelbor
Cook’s
Wallpap
Maxine Lindley Coot
Dancing
Boggs Hat Shop
Vermont
Vate
Iepsagan
P.m
Dally Vic Melton
Hae Fone
Independent Laundry and Dry Cleaners
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