Sugar Shack theme dances at Lawrence High School gym
Tonight 8 to 11 at the Lawrence High School gymnasium features the Sugar Shack theme for the Women Pay All dance with the Rainmakers as entertainment. Pep Club committee chairs handle decor and refreshments as students anticipate traditional week events and pre-dance dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Pam Kuntz
Marilyn West
Mary Lynn Smart
Becky Heck
Patty Garland
Green Thumb Club Elects Officers and Plans Show
The Green Thumb Garden Club elected officers at a Thursday meeting at Mrs. John B. McNicoll's home. The club agreed to a fiscal year from August to August and officers will serve January to August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Thumb Garden Club
John B. McNicoll
9Th St
MccNicoll
Richard Johnson
L. K. Draucker
George Bocquin
James Bush
Johnson
Jorma Jewell
James Neelley
Bobby Williams
O. R. Parsons
Julia Craig
Meade, Kan
Grace Miller
Parsons
Lawrence Flower Club
Jack Frost
Bocquin
Neelley
McNicoll
Kenneth Zachariah
Mother-Daughter Tea at Lawrence High School
The Lawrence High School YTeens host a Mother-Daughter Tea Monday afternoon in the school auditorium at four. Miss Julie Winkler of the KU YWCA provides a talk, Tacy Weidman performs a flute solo, and the Y-Teen chorus sings. Tea follows in the cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Julie Winkler
Ku-Ywca
Tacy Weidman
Weekend Visits and Dinner Guests Across Lawrence
Mr and Mrs M A Wilson of Salina plan a Lawrence weekend with daughter Mrs Donald Hayman and family to attend the KU Oklahoma State game. They will dine Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Coffman and others including the Ovesons and the Coffmans of Overbrook. Joe Haller and daughters visit Heebs after the game. Nelsons return from Mexico. Harry W Craig Jr and wife welcome son Harry Walter III born Friday night at St Francis Hospital.
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M. A. Wilson
Salina
Lawrence
Donald Hayman
Hayman
Margaret
Jewel
Wilson
Russell
Wilsons
Lloyd W. Coffman
Maxine
Mary Frances Coffman
A. L. Oveson
Beth Oveson
Alice Campbell
Topeka
Ross Coffman
Marjorie Coffman
Overbrook
Joe Haller
Judy
Susan
Becky
Wichita
Larry J. Heeb
Ind. St
John H. Nelson
Avalon Rd
Mexico
Harry W. Craig Jr
W. 21St
Terr
Harry Walter III
St. Francis Hospital
Texaco Service Offers Tune-up and Brake Work
Local shop advertises tune-ups brake service muffler and tailpipe work wheel balancing alignment generator and starter service with pickup and delivery road service. Contact Miss V1 3 9897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nease Texaco
Road Service Ltd & Miss
Club Emblem Contest By KU Engineerettes
The KU Engineerettes announce a club emblem contest for its members. Entries must be mailed to Mrs. Theodore Connor at 308 Crestline before November 8, with name and address on a separate sheet. Results will be announced at the November 12 meeting. The winner and her husband attend the Christmas party free.
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KU Engineerettes
Theodore Connor
Engineerettes
Local Club Meetings Set Across Town This Week
Old Votes Round Table meets Tuesday at 2 30 p m with Mrs L M Jones at 1917 Oxford Rd Mrs E F Price assists host and Mrs F P O'Brien will present the program KU Dames plan initiation Monday at 7 30 p m in the Watkins Room Kansas Union Zodiac Club gathers Tuesday at 2 30 p m with Mrs Kenneth Rose 1516 University Dr instead of the usual time Pilot Club of Lawrence holds a 7 30 p m Monday meeting with Mrs Mabel O'Toole Barbara Clason leads safety and patriotic emblems South Side Reading Club and husbands meet 5 p m Tuesday at the 4 H Fairgrounds for their anniversary party Mr and Mrs Claude Milliken to show British Isles slides from last summer trip.
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Round Table
L. M. Jones
Oxford Rd
E. F. Price
F. P. O'Brien
KU Dames
Watkins
Kansas Union
Zodiac Club
Kenneth Rose
University Dr
Pilot Club of
Lawrence
Mabel O'Toole
Barbara Clason
Safety and Patriotic Emblems
South Side Reading Club
Fairgrounds
Claude Milliken
British Isles
Luncheon Menu Highlights for Lawrence School Cafeterias
Lawrence school cafeterias plan three days of meals next week due to the Kansas State Teachers Association convention. Menu items include fried chicken on Wednesday with baked potato and green beans, plus Monday and Tuesday offerings such as Wiener Boat and chili. Elizabeth Anne is mentioned as a daughter with relatives in Topeka and Boston.
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Lawrence
Kansas State Teachers Association
Novel ideas spark debate in teen club raffle dispute
Dear Ann Landers column discusses a 16 year old Belinda and classmates planning a 25 cent raffle offering a date with Belinda as first prize. Mother objects while daughter calls it a witty honor, prompting debate on morality and old fashioned views.
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Ann Landers
Belinda
Mu Phi Region Officer to Visit KU Xi Chapter
Mrs. Lois Ayres Gordon of Wichita will visit the Kansas University Xi chapter Monday as region governor of Mu Phi Epsilon. The visiting official leads a biennial inspection of 27 chapters and will attend an evening banquet with performances by Marilyn Belton and Marie Geisler.
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Mu Phi
Lois Ayres Gordon
Wichita
South Central Province
Mu Phi Epsilon
Kansas University Xi
Gordon
Ince
United States
Philippine Islands
Marilyn Belton
Marie Geisler
Marilyn Miller
Ann Bloomquist
Nelita True
Sausage to Beef Ratio for Meat Loaf
A kitchen tip cites using half a pound of sausage meat with one pound of ground beef as a balanced meat loaf mix. The guideline emphasizes pairing pork sausage with beef for flavor and fat content.
League-islature Delegates Hear Talk by Prof Ketzel
KU professor Prof. Clifford Ketzel told League-islature delegates that a House bill proposing a 33.34 percent U.N contributions cap could hinder responses to crises like Congo or the Middle East. He outlined U S shares of U N costs and voluntary funds as debated by Kansas delegates in Topeka.
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Clifford Ketzel
League of Women Voters
League-islature
James Drury
Topeka
United States Congress
Missouri
Durward Hall
United States
United Nations
Kansas League of Women Voters
Capitol
League
Ketzel
Congo
Middle East
U. S
U.N
Lawrence
J. H. Camin
George Worth
Frederick Samson
George Caldwell
Milo Stucky
Arthur Johnson
Cora Davenport
Richard Johnston
Social Calendar Highlights for Lawrence Clubs
Saturday events include Do-Sa-Do Square Dance Club at JOOF Hall and Lawrence Country Club with an open house after KU vs Oklahoma State football for graduate students and KU Geology Department wives. Sunday features KU Faculty Club program by Prof Carroll J Clark and local bridge clubs. Monday lists Flower Club Episcopal Parish House Amigas Club and Kit Faculty Club duplicate bridge with several members named.
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Joof Hall
Lawrence Country Club
H. A. Ireland
Strong Ave
Carroll J. Clark
Lawrence Bridge Club
Lawrences Flower Club
Pont
Episcopal Parish House
Hareell Athen
Hillcrest
Rad
Mabel O'Toole
KIT
Cooks Swap Butter for Cream in Hard Sauce
Some cooks replace part of the butter with a splash of heavy cream to achieve a fairly stiff consistency. Use just enough cream to reach the desired firmness without thinning the sauce.
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Anerrno
Ellis Barnhill
Ala
Barbara Ann
Walter Brien
George Brien
Rule
Neb
Charles Wesley Garrett
Danforth Chapel
First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Brien
W. 13Th St
Kansas University
Carroll D. Clark
Jackson Baur
W. R. Scott
Faculty Club
Masonic Royal Order of Jesters
Eldridge Hotel
Lloyd Bigsby
KU Pi Kappa Alpha
Maude Thuman
Fay Cook
Mildred Tinker
Cloris Johnson
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Emery Rd
KU Oklahoma State
Theta Chi Fraternity
Arthur Heck
Kansas City
Guthrie Carroll
Fox Robertson
James Fitzgerald
C. E. Reitz
Green Thumb Club
Masschusetts
Better Homes & Gardens
Elizabeth Anne
Charles Martin Jr
H. W. Craig
Route 5
Frances Gruber
Boston
Mass
Capt
Richard Gruber
Gruber
Helen's Beauty Salon
Helen Harmon
Susie Hess
Polly Williams
East
Fine
University Theatre
Madame Butterfly
Knabe
Wurlitzer
Bell
Massachusetts
Bagless
Mrs. Lois Ayres Gordon
Ottawa
Ava
Indiana
Goefficane
National Institute of Rug Cleaners
Red Wing
Cahillan Gold
Bobwhite
Kay Christian
Pompeii
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