Social Calendar And Engagement In Lawrence Area
The social calendar lists events across clubs in Lawrence including University Club events a wedding announcement for Nancy Malody and James Murray with details of their education and employment at Spencer Chemical Company both in Kansas City Missouri. The couple will wed November 20 at Second Presbyterian Church. Other notices cover University Women Club meeting November 3 and Business and Professional Women Club dinner November 1, Cosmos and Zodiac Club gatherings, and Kanwaka 4 H Club activities with annual banquet plans plus demonstrations, officer installations, and reports from 4 Her clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Malody
Worthington
Ohio
Nancy
James W. Murray
Joseph W. Murray
Miss Malody
Park College
Parkville
Carroll College
Waukesha
Wis
Mr. Murray
William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information
Kansas University
Spencer Chemical Company
Kansas City
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
Alice Johnson
Thelma Haverty
Nancy Malody
Second Presbyterian Church
Belleview 4-H Club meets with new officers installed
The Belleview 4-H Club held its monthly meeting at the Hesper community building with 15 members, five leaders and 16 guests. William C. Handley Jr. attended as county 4-H Club agent while new officers were installed and a program of song, a conservation talk, and a project talk took place. Refreshments followed and future host Shirley and Buddy Hadi were announced for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madowlark
4-H Club
Irene Sample
Linda Akin
Virginia Miller
Nancy
Joe White
Sharon ‘Dobbins
Virgina Miller
Jo.White
Julie Samson
Don Fink
Douglas Ae
Cremes
Belleview
Hesper
William C. Handley Jr
County 4-H
Jimmy Harris
Shirley
Buddy Hadi
Mr and Mrs Robert Barr Visit. Dr Harold Barr Speaks
Mr and Mrs Robert Barr of the area plan a visit as Dr Harold G Barr, a physician in the community, will speak at a local event. The notice notes a scheduled gathering with emphasis on the speaker’s remarks and the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Barr
Harold G. Barr
Homecoming Service and Dedication at Federated Church
The article notes the Homecoming Service and dedication of the new addition at Federated Church in Blue Mound. It mentions visits by W D Johnson of the Kansas University geology staff and Holly C Wagner of the U S Survey, who travel to Austin Texas to examine rock outcrops and plan to attend the American Association of Geologists conference in Oklahoma City next week. The piece lists various social and academic announcements including initiations into Omi Cron Nu, pledges to Alpha Mu, and visits by Mrs Hattie Pierson and Mr Mrs George Varnes, with further travel details about Mr and Mrs William E Diehl’s return from Germany and army duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Church
Blue Mound
W. D. Johnson
State Geological Survey
Kansas University
Holly C. Wagner
U. S. Survey
Washington, D. C
Austin
Tex
Conference of American Association of Geologists
Oklahoma City
Susan Montgomery
Tenn
Jane
George Varnes
Indianapolia
Ind
Frank Wade
Wade
William E. Diehl
Germany
Milton Diehl
Diehl
Turkey
Rome
Italy
Copenhagen
Denmark
First Welland Canal Caral era wheat haul of 1831
The 1831 Welland Canal Caral operation carried 210,104 bushels of wheat during the year. Today a single large ship using the canal can carry 750 bushels in one trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ontario
Lake Erie
Red Cross Programs At State Winter Hospitals Aid Therapy
Local Red Cross efforts at Winter Veterans and Topeka State Hospitals blend therapy with entertainment. KU professor E C Buehler, Art Wolf, and Fay Brown support readjustment programs for discharge readiness. Music from Harry Winters and Carl Anderson teams boosts dances. junior high art pupils created 200 party caps for Friday carnival. Mrs. Ralph Wolfson coordinates hospital programs and observes patient progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Topeka State
E. C. Buehler
Kansas University
Art Wolf
Fay Brown
Winter Hospital
Buehler
Wolf
Brown
Harry Winters
Carl Anderson
Topeka State Hospital
Frances Riggs
Phi Psi
Ed Tucker
Dick Baker
Dave Mapes
Weston George
Bill Sleight
Ken Spencer
George Ira
Ralph Wolfson
Hall to Study Request For Money to Operate Center
Topeka Gov. Fred Hall weighs a request by the State Commission on Alcoholism to fund a Wichita treatment center. He questions policy issues and whether new institutions are needed, suggesting existing state mental hospitals and the University of Kansas Medical Center may handle needed treatment. The 1955 Legislature previously rejected an extra proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Commission On Alcoholism
Wichita
Fred al
Hall
University of Kansas Medical Center
Alaska Films Shown At Lawrence Junior High
Two color Alaska films This Is Alaska and Tundra Haven will play at 8 p m on Monday and Tuesday at Lawrence Junior High School. J Ron Malcolm, noted sportsman and photographer, will introduce the screenings. Sponsored by the Douglas County Sportsman's Club with tickets at 1.00 general and 0.60 for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Tundra
Haven
Lawrence Junior High
J.ron ‘Malcolm
Lawrence
Douglas County Sportsman's Club
Sarge Bo Sy. Rasta 'S Pipe P
Ncis Sporting Goods
The
Blue Mill
Wreck Damage Report From Friday Collision
Estimated damage valued at $325 from a Friday collision on time and Ky streets. Cars driven by Save Bane P Jones eighteen and George Six twenty collided into RR Street, injuring none reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ky. Sts
Bane P. ‘Jones
George Six
R R. St
Queen Hopkins Named Homecoming Queen at Baker U
Elizabeth Hopkins of Sammar City Missouri will be crowned Homecoming Queen at Baker University in Baldwin between halves. Grid captains Jack Armstrong and Dick Leker will crown Miss Hopkins selected by a vote of the team. Attendants include Patricia Corken Diane Clark Joyce Minter Maxine Schultz and Shirley Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hopkins
Sammar City
Baker
University At Baldwin
Minter
Kansas City
Maxine Schultz
Humboldt
Shirley Collins
Topeka
Lawrence Antique Show Set For Nov 6 7 At Community Building
The second annual Lawrence Antique Show will run Sunday and Monday November 6 and 7 at the Community Building. Ten dealers have signed for booths with vendors from Nebraska Missouri and Kansas. The Crossroads Store booth will let residents leave antiques on commission for sale. Mrs Gerald Carney leads the booth. The show welcomes spectators and buyers with hours 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Nhandlers
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Resi
Gerald Carney
Royal Arch Masons School Held Here Today
The Lawrence Chapter No. 4 hosts the Grand Chapter of Kansas for a capitular degrees school starting at 2 o'clock. Districts 1 through 4 participate, with a 6:30 dinner in the Temple dining room served by the Social Order of the Beauceant. Grand lecturer Robert M. Riley of Kansas City and Morris Gallup of Hutchinson are among the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Royal Arch Masons
Royal Arch Masons ‘of
Kansas
Din‘nef
Temple
Robert M. Riley
Kansas City
Morris, Gallup of
Hutchin
Spook Hollow PTA Party Opens Halloween Night
The Centennial Spook Hollow party at the school starts at 6 p m on Halloween. It offers activities for children and adults and invites all to wear costumes. Mrs Thomas Longley and Mrs Frank Green coordinate PTA projects for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spook Hollow
Thomas Longley
Frank Green
PTA Projects Cochairmen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Social
University Club
G.m
K. v
HW. B. Hungerford
University Women’s Club
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
West 11Th St
Herbert Smith
Gordon Collister
Helen Clarke
Cosmos Club
Zodiac Club
E. B. Stouffer
Maine St
Sigel“Community Club
Gleniie Flory
Frank DeShazo
Kanwaka 4-H Club
Jarvis Brink
Siren
Stine
Janet
Frank
Harold Mitchell
Bene bacylte-Jearen Kirby
Ament Goture
Ronnie
Judy Matehee
Oeame
India
Gerald Hoover
H.J. Richardson
Paul Pierce
Franzell
Ras Ana
Silfer Hugh Center
J. W. Murray
Stegmaler
Fairview
W.S.C.S
Harold White
Ed Patterson
Harold Eisele
S.T.L
Paul Whaley
Pleasant Grove
A. B Conner
Elm. St
Roger. Coffman
Charles Daniela
Quivera Club
L. H. Young
Delta Peter Eee
Caps DU
George Swank
Jack Pertoglio
Jim Ardman
Sandra James
Pi Beta Phi
Lona Spice
Delta Gamma
Elizabeth Brainie
Kappa Kappa Gamma
James
Ee Chapter
R. G. Roche
Miller Hall
Edward Rainey
Sigma ‘Chi
Sarah Stevenson
Phi Kappa Psi
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Center Club
Fred Black
Stratford. Rd
Paul Rankin
Center For Alcoholics
Terrill
Warner
Mass
Boggs Hat Shop
New York
Cleaners
Kapethai
PTA Party
Massachusetts
Formfit
Vega
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