Surprise dinner honors Miller 40th anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Miller were guests of honor at a surprise dinner on Route 2 celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary. The cake was baked by Mrs. Merle Hartwick and dinnerware was presented as a keepsake. Attendees included many friends and relatives from Edgerton Lawrence and Topeka areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Miller
Route 2
Mrs. Miller
Merle Hartwick
Mrs
Richard Ziesenis
Margaret Thompson
DeSoto
Ziesenis
Troy Thompson
Pamela
Cheryl Ann
Sunflower
Ronald Thompson
Pauline Thompson
Kay Lynn
Wanda
Evelyn Kaskaris
Joann Kaskaris
Teresa Thompson
Ronnie
Alex Thompson
Local residents travel and church women gather for events
Mrs Everett Christenson returns from New York via jet after visiting her son Leslie. Mrs Zula LeNeve departs for Monetebello California. Mrs Fred Kloepper attends LCW Synodical Unit meetings in Wichita with companions. Donald R McCoy of Kansas University named UN EO N S E delegate. he previously held a Fulbright at the University of Bonn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Christenson
New York City
New York
Leslie Christenson
B. W. Kibler
Fox Island
Wash
United States
Eugene Brune
Iowa
Synodical Unit of
Lutheran Church Women
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Wichita
Iver Erickson
Ray Bottorff
Kansas City
Oscar Haugh
Trinity Lutheran Church Women
Gene Burnett
Harold Hamilton
Kloepper
LCW Synodical Unit
Burnett
Zula LeNeve
Monetbello
Calif
Missouri
Henry R. LeNeve
St. Donald R. McCoy
Kansas University
United States National Commission For the
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Chicago
U.S. Department of State
McCoy
University of Bonn
Germany
Social Calendar Shifts Through Tuesday Gatherings
Alpha Zeta chapter and Epsilon Sigma Alpha host meetings at Watkins Nurses Home and Kansas Union. Lawrence Mothers of Twins at Community Building. Ni Gana chapter Beta Sigma Phi and Adirusa Club luncheon. KU Business Students Wives dinner and Progressive Circle events. Lawrence Country Club stockholders buffet and Jaycee Jaynes Woman of the Year dinner at Eldridge Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Watkins Nurses Home
Watkins Room
Kansas Union
Lawrence
Ni Gana
Beta Sigma Phi
Pon
Irs
Donald Tobier
Adirusa Club
Tle
KU Business Students
Tu Pan
Jerry Vanatta
Clare Rd
Will Johns Jr
N.H. Sk. Lawrence Country Club Stockholders Meeting
Jaycee Jaynes
Eldridge Hotel
Unit Meetings of Women Voters Plan October Sessions
The League of Women Voters schedules meetings on Thursday and Monday October 28 with multiple hosts and time slots. Topics include United Nations and Disarmament and a brief debate on whether each member nation should have one vote. Members and interested individuals are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Ralph Canuteson
George Worth
David Simonett
Raymond Cerf
James Drury
Clifford Ketzel
H. A. Ireland
Strong Ave
Ketzel
Milton Steinhardt
Kionday
Herbert Wright
Ark
Worth
Drury
United Nations
Beta Sigma Phis Attend Hutchinson Convention
Eleven Lawrence residents joined Beta Sigma Phi delegates in Hutchinson for the state convention with the theme Treasures of Beta Sigma Phi. The event opened with a Bon Voyage party at the Baker Hotel and featured reports on the Kansas state nurses scholarship and a 1964 Liberal convention site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Hutchinson
J. P. Christianson
Beta Mu
Arthur D. Gasper
LeRoy Dutt
Xi Gamma
Homer Nelson
LeRoy A. Spence
Wayne Nelson
Nelson
Beta Sigma Phi
Baker Hotel
Beta Sigma Phi City Council
Kansas State Nurses
Woman of Year Award to be announced at Wednesday dinner
The Jaynes Woman of the Year award will be announced at the banquet Wednesday night in the Crystal Room of the Eldridge Hotel. The event starts at 6:30 and marks the first such award by the local Jaynes group. A panel of three Lawrence business leaders selected the winner from nominations by area women's organizations. Mrs Clyde Woods hosts and Wes Santee speaks on social and civic responsibilities with more than 50 reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview Club
Don Maxwell
Topeka
Forrest Springer
Roy Hatke
Jaycee Jaynes
Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
Jaynes Group
Lawrence
Clyde Woods
Wes Santee
Local Club Meetings Planned This Week in City
Chic Tlotes Friendly Circle Club meets 2 p.m. Thursday with Mrs. Endacott at 412 W 9th. Altrusa holds a noon Wednesday luncheon at the Little Banquet. Helianthus meets 1 30 p.m. Friday with Mrs. Dunkley. Club Forty-Nine gathers 1 p.m. Thursday at the Castle Tea Room with hostesses Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Fritzel Jr. Double Dee Club meets 2 p.m. Friday at Mrs. Mills home 1729 Mass St. Loyal Ladies Church School Class meets 1 30 p.m. Thursday with Miss Arnett. Arnett to present program. Green Thumb Garden Club 8 p.m. Thursday with Mrs. McNicoll. Women's Mission Society meets 8 p.m. Thursday with Mrs. Warren Johnson. Mrs. Prentice assisting. Emory McKenzie of Ottawa to review Kitty, my Rib. French Play Reading Group of University Women's Club first meeting 2 p.m. Thursday with Mrs. Deemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Forty
Castle Tea Room
Elmer Hartman
John Fritzel Jr
Double Dee Club
Sybel Mills
Mass. St
Loyal Ladies Church School
First Methodist Church
Maud Arnett
University
Helen Abele
Miss Arnett
Priscilla
Woman's Mission Society of the First Baptist Church
Warren Johnson
Crestline
James Prentice
Emory McKenzie
Ottawa
Kitty
University Women’s Club
Kenneth Deemer
W. 21St St
Oregon housewife cleans stubborn spot with home methods
Jane Goodsell shared how she treated a small clothing spot using cleaning fluid then water and soap. The spot reappeared and grew larger, prompting further trial with oatmeal and lemon juice before deciding the dress could be sent to the cleaner. The NLD notes The New York Cleaners in Lawrence is a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Jane Goodsell
National Institute of Drycleaning
Develoance
New 4-H and Home Demonstration Officers Elected
The October meetings elected officers for Vinland Valley and Belleview units. Dennis Pfantz became president with Karen Bigsby as VP and Pauletta Gibler as secretary. New community leaders were named, and plans included a hayrack ride on October 31 and 1964 softball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Pfantz
Karen Bigsby
Pauletta Gibler
Cheryl Penny
Cathy Pfantz
Lawrence
Diane Riddle
Baldwin
Diane Chanay
Kenneth Schutz
George Pfantz
Bill Hundley
County 4-H Club
Eudora Home Demonstration Unit Elects Officers
Members elected new officers including president Mrs Margaret Hagen bush and treasurer Mrs Margaret Westerhouse. The group planned Achievement Day for November 22 and held a citizenship lesson. The next meeting on November 21 will feature a Thanksgiving dinner at the City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora Home Demonstration Unit
Hazel Heizer
Colorado Springs
Donna Grosdidier
Vickie Tuttle
Fay Christian
Faye Burkhardt
Lois Cummings
Margaret Hagenbush
Burkhardt
Tena Ziesenis
Margaret Westerhouse
Eudora City Hall
Cheechakos Home Demonstration Unit
Marvin Rogers
Harlan Miller
Jack L. Johnson
Meeting Recap Lists Officers For Property Insurance Group
The group's officers are vice president Mrs. John A. Harris secretary Mrs. Rogers and treasurer Mrs. Dwane Schaake with public relations. Co hostess for the nine member meeting was Mrs. Bob Floyd. Mrs. Johnson led the lesson on property and casualty insurance. The next meeting on November 20 will include Mrs. Gary McVay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Harris
Rogers
Dwane Schaake
Bob Floyd
Johnson
Gary McVay
Veterans Day Tea Plans Set by Local Organizations
Representatives from all local patriotic groups plan a 2 p.m. Friday meeting at the Police Fire Building at 8th and Vt. Streets to coordinate arrangements for the Veterans Day Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8Th
Vt. Sts
Tea at Dorsey Legion Auxiliary Unit 14
The American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey Liberty Unit 14 handles general arrangements for a tea and plans to have a representative attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorsey Liberty Unit 14
Legion Coffee Tour stops at Eldridge Hotel Lawrence
American Legion and Auxiliary officers on the Second District Coffee Tour will visit Lawrence Thursday morning at 10 45 in the Eldridge Hotel. All local members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Lawrence
Eldridge Hotel
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Sherrie Holt
Mr. and
Merle Seiwald
Eudora
Harold Allen
Hullcrest
Pridge Club
Justin Hill
Hovey H. Hanna
G. F. Manahan
Robert Oyler
Alpha Upsilon Chapter
Charles Guth
George Stewart
Don Dunaway
Oxford Rd
Oneal Adams
Dallas
Tex
Beta Mu Chapter
Aubrey Lambert
William Clark
Barrington
Adams
Leslie Regnier
University Club
Ralph Gelvin
Paul Gregory
Kenneth Dodderidge
Wilbur West
John Selig
R. L. Pierson
Wilbur White
Bob Schultz
Ed Stellmacher
Dick Benjamin
Chester Spray
Marvin Stohl
United Presbyterian Women of the
First Presbyterian Church
W. 20Th St
E. A. McFarland
W. 21St
Phi Epsilon
Dean Owens
Neb. St
Marie Giesler
Marilyn Miller
Jo Archer
Fred Reynolds
Barker
Ray Spear
Eugene Wallace
Pers Noads
Trudy
King Features Syndicate
Unit Meetings of Women Voters
Beta Sigma
Rell
Peatrice White
Washington, D.C
Atlantic City
May Shepard
Josephine White
Adrilan
KRAFT
Norman Leary
Friendly Circle Club
James Endacott
9Th St
Altrusa Club
Helianthus Club
George Dunkley
Green Thumb Garden Club
John B. McNicoll
Viga
Adv
Wurlitzer
FREE
Bell Music CO
Massausetts
Better Homes & Gardens
HDU
Ralph Rosencrantz
Eugene Noland
Bernard Judge
Robert van der Stelt
Rosencrantz
Albert Kennett
Judge
Vinland Valley 4-H Club
Tom Akin
Belleview Home Demonstration Unit
George Blevins
Dale Conner
Frank Greiner
Fields Holmes
Johnny Davis
Walter Marckley
Booth
Lyle Weeks
Leonard Hadl
Kenneth Tuggle
Lawrence Paper CO
6Th & N.H
Veterans Day
Legion Coffee
Brida
Indiana
Hoop Rent Ali
AVA
IL Salon
Smith-Corona
Fo. Vita
Lawrence Launderers and Dry Cleaners
Synergiste
Cones and Dry Cleaners
New Hampshire
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