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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1956
Page
6
Henry leads a 4-H round table with Bill Hundley county agent guiding livestock poultry and crop projects. Lawrence Sensas May and October 15 1956 cited with Arthur Worthington and Mrs Clifford Houk present. Refreshments of sandwiches pie and a drink followed an amusing closing program.
A dense listing of women’s clubs and community groups in Lawrence shows meetings at Memorial Union and Museum Lounge. Highlights include the Law Wives at 7:30 p.m. and a Halloween themed Seratoma dinner with a dessert party at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
The Meadowlark 4-H Club shifts its meeting to the William Brown home for a masquerade Halloween party hosted by Gretchen, Bill, Peter, Phillip, and Deborah Brown. Kanwaka 4-H Club officers met at Kenneth Clough and Janet Frank homes to plan the yearly programs with attendees including Clough, Breithaupts, Brink, Wulfkuhle, and Frank. The Oct 23 meeting will be at Jimmy Schultz’s home with a program featuring project talk by Harold Mitchell, demonstrations by Linda Wulfkuhle and Judy Brink, health talk by Janet Frank, parliamentary problem by Barbara Alexander, and music appreciation by Mrs. Don Breithaupt. Linwood Home Demonstration Unit met at Mrs. Ittle Browning’s home with Mrs.
The group conducted the business meeting with 18 members present for roll call answering What I Like Best in School. Four teachers, parents, visitors and several children attended as the club voted to sell light bulbs to raise funds and plan a hayrack ride around Halloween. Wesley Wulfkuhle discussed extension work and town election, with songs by Betty Damm and notes on club work and records.
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