Social activities calendar for 6Q PEO and local groups
For and Mot VU men Social Activities Chapter 6Q of PEO hosts a B I L picnic at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Sept 11 at Charles D Stoughs cabin. Hostesses include Mrs Stough Mrs Russell Frink and Mrs G E Manahan. Delta Delta Delta Alumnae luncheon 1:15 p.m. Tuesday at Lawrence County Club hosted by Mrs Hovey Hanna. Woman's Christian Service circles meet next week including Joy Circle 7:30 p.m. Tuesday with Mrs Abraham Torkelson and program by Wilma DeLaughder, Opportunity Circle 7:30 p.m. Tuesday with Mrs Loyd Wilson and program by Mrs Lester DeWeese, Gertrude Circle 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at church with hosts Mrs Ora Parker and Mrs Weegie Behrens. St Theresa Society Holy Family Church Eudora meets 7:45 p.m. Tuesday in rectory basement. co-chairs Miss Mary Ann Schopper and Mrs Bob Lane. Home Aid Society dessert meeting held Thursday at Mrs W Wellman’s home. 13 members and guest Mrs L K Zimmer attended. program read by Mrs Chester Spray. Alpha Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi held first fall meeting at Mrs Ben Tibbits’ home. plans for a rummage sale Sept 17 and rush party with chuck wagon dinner Oct 12 at final event. program on Oratory by Mrs Gary Nudelman. refreshments by Mrs Bill Rutherford and Mrs Tibbits. Mrs William Bahnmaier of Lecompton hosts Willing Workers Club covered dish luncheon. attendees listed including Mrs Starr Glenn and others. guests Mrs Mary Frances Brown and Douglas Bahnmaier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
Centenary Methodist Church
Joy Circle
Abraham Torkelson
Wilma DeLaughder
Opportunity Circle
Loyd Wilson
Lester DeWeese
Gertrude
Ora Parker
Weegie Behrens
Lawrence Leonhard
St. Theresa Society of Holy Family
Eudora
Mary Ann Schopper
Bob Lane
Bers
Gary NuDelman
Bill Rutherford
Tibbits
Edwin F. Price
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Price
Dale Bowlin
E.casebier
Arthur Nease
The
United Church Women
Casebier
Clyde Woods
Woods
Bowlin
Henry Shenk
Circle
Ottawa
Karl Edwards
Olie R. Parsons
Gerald Pearson
Kansas City
Della C. Lamb
Bonnie Miller
Chicago
Circle 10
Mra. Price
J. R. Edmonds
Community group meetings in Lawrence week day plans
Chub votes United Church Women of Lawrence hold a 9 30 a m board meeting at Trinity Episcopal Church 1011 Vt St. Final prep for the Missions Institute on Sept 13. Mrs C M Crosier 1314 La St hosts Review Club at 2 30 p m Tuesday with Miss Pearl Carpenter presenting. Kaw Valley Barracks 1856 WWI Veterans meet 6 30 p m Monday at the Palice Fire Building 8th and Vt Sts for a covered dish dinner Coffee provided. Credit Women's Breakfast Club plans a 7 a m Wednesday program at the Crystal Room Eldridge Hotel Polly Armstrong lectures on Untapped Resources. Alpha Upsilon chapter of E Sigma A meets at 8 p m Monday at Mrs William Baxter 1140 Miss St. Pilot Club holds a 7 30 p m Monday business session with Mrs Ruby Malott 734 Mass St executive board at 7 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Women of
C. M. Crosier
la. St
Miss Pearl Carpenter
Kaw Valley Barracks
Palice Fire Building
8Th and
Vt. Sts
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
Polly Armstrong
Alpha Upsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
At & P.m
William Baxter
Miss. St
Pilot Club
Ruby Malott
Mass. St
Ann Landers Letters on Family Debt and Dating Dilemmas
A reader laments paying funeral debts after her mother-in-law’s death while her father-in-law spends on a new car and trips. Ann landsers the four siblings are not entitled to the obligation and argues the father should cover funeral costs. The page also covers a teen asks why a friend laughs loudly and a girl unsure about marrying a widowed father of three, with guidance to avoid marriage now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Edith
New WSCS President Named at First Methodist Church
Mrs Edwin Price elected to fill the unexpired term as president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church after Mrs Dale Bowlin moved away. The meeting included reports, decor updates, and plans for study courses on Southern Asia and the Inner City, with community service and church activities items highlighted.
4-H Club and HDU News Local meetings of 59ers and Belleview units
The 59ers Home Demonstration Unit meets Monday night at Mrs. Draucker’s home with co hostess Mrs. Freitag. Lesson Mending by Hand by Mrs. Botkin. Roll call Recollections of the First Day of School. Belleview unit meets Thursday at 1 30 p m at Mrs. Fields Holmes. Roll call Favorite Recipe. Lesson Mental Health by Mrs. Hadl. Model Masters to meet Tuesday 7 30 p m at the 4-H Fairgrounds with flying and car racing. TRUDY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Draucker
Rockledge Rd
Robert Freitag
Donald Botkin
Belleview Home Demonstration Unit
Couple Married In Bride's Home With Local Ties
Miss Linda Sue Goll married Tony David Kay in a ceremony Saturday night at the bride’s parents’ home on 4th Maine Street. Relatives attended. Rev. M. C. Allen of Hirst Baptist Church conducted the double ring service. The couple plans to reside on Route 1. Kay works near Topeka and attended Kansas State University. Out-of-town guests included James Jackson of Sabetha and Irma Goll of Independence, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Sue Goll
Tony David Kay
Kenneth Goll
Maine St
Kay
Gordon Kay
Route 1
M. C. Allen
The
Hirst Baptist Church
Clyde Hoover
Sabrina
Thomas Eugene Burns
Lavon Baugher
Opeka
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Farm House Fraternity
James Jackson
Sabetha
Irma Goll
Independence
Kan
Miss Elizabeth Dunn leaves for West Point library duties
Miss Elizabeth Dunn travels to West Point New York to be catalogued in the United States Military Academy library. A former librarian at Haskell Institute and Kansas University she returns from Karlsruhe Germany where she served as technical processes librarian for the U S Army Dependents Schools in Europe. Her sister Mrs W C Flory of Tonganoxie accompanies her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dunn
West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
Haskell Institute
Kansas University
Miss Dunn
Karlsruhe
Germany
United States Army
Europe
W. C. Flory
Tonganoxie
New York
F. W. Pratt
Morris Pratt
Oak Park
Palmerlee Christina Robinson Wed in St Marys Ceremony
Miss Christina Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Robinson and Mr and Mrs Albert S Palmerlee were married Sunday afternoon September 1 at the bride’s parents home in St Marys. Rev Paul Kapp officiated. Attendants included Mrs A D Meyer and Lt. Palmerlee will report to Quantico Va after Marine Corps duty. Out-of-town guests listed from Tonganoxie Lawrence and Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Robinson
R. E. Robinson
St. Marys
Nan
Marine Second St
Thoms My Palmerlee
St. Palmer
DA. Meyer
St Marys
Albert J
Marie Jones
Richard Brown
Emporia
Christine Glick
Rita Glick
Pat Hurley
Witts
Palmerlee
Quantica
Marine Corps
Hoth St
Paulmerlee
Kansas University
Roe. Robinson Sr
Tonganoxie
Friauf Family Ends Month Long East Coast Trip
Friauf family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Friauf and their children completed a month’s vacation to the East Coast and Canada. They visited St. Charles Missouri with Mrs. Friauf’s parents and friends in Pittsburgh. Mr. Friauf, KU physics associate professor, attended a Gordon Conference in New Hampshire and gave a paper. The trip included New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Cape Cod White Mountains Acadia National Park Mt Katahdin and camping amid hurricane winds. They toured Quebec Ontario and three provincial parks in Canada before returning by Sault Ste Marie and Presqu Isle Wisconsin to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Friauf
Canada
Im St. Charles
Maine
Friants
Quebec
Ontario
Sault Saint Marie
Mr. Friaul
Pres, Colt
Wis
Social Calendar Highlights From Walled Charen Waren
A concise social calendar notes upcoming events featuring residents of Walled Charen Waren, with names such as CH udty plenqual Chueh yort WH Garene Flier Oli and Soman Saath Park appearing in the listings, reflecting local social engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soman
Saath Park
Mrs Haleie Marley celebrates 90th birthday
GENEVIEVE BAL VERT recounts the life of Mrs. Haleie Marley of 208 Moundviewer as she nears her 90th birthday born September 1, 1873 in Indiana, traveled to Kansas, raised a large family, taught Sunday School, wrote poetry, and enjoyed hats, with memories of hardship, relocation, and family devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Haleie Marley
Moundviewer
Kansas
Indiana
Exper
Hadora
Hesperen
Westore
Marley
Heaper
Oklahoma
Mes
Marleys
Hesper
Huedora
Madora
Mrs. Marley
Also Mentioned on This Page
PEO
Charles D. Stoughs
Stough
Russell Frink
G. E. Manahan
Delta Delta Delta
Pam
Lawrence Counry Club
W. A. Wellman
W. Lobb
Home Aid Society
Chester Spray
Elsie McCormick
Celena Todd
Apt
Alpha Gamma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Ben Tibbits
William Bahnmaier
Lescampton
Willing Workers Club
Starr Glenn
W. F. Glenn
Harry Glenn
John Neuschaffer
Vitus Hadi
Olivia Fulton
George M. Bahnmeier
George F. Bahnmaier
Pete Bahnmaier
Francis Brown
Carl Bahnmaier
Douglas
Mary Frances Brown
Chub
S . Dear Ann Landers
Min
Marrage
Edwin Price
WSCS
HDU
Trudy
Warren G. Hodson
Philip
Randy
Washington, D. C
Hodson
U. S. Geological Survey
Washington
W. Fred Jordan
Falls Church
Leavenworth
Glenn Smiley
Kansas Power and Light Company
Igree Tomas —x
Sanzimance
Entay
Mrs
Thomas M. Palmerlee
Friauf
East Coast
Alexander
Towa
Hmiche Af Accordi
Virginia
Stanclift
Genevieve Bal Vert
Hilltop House
Jis
Fifa
Athena
Omirage
Peter Ned
Dave Con Marth
Benide
Mar+ley
Comprels
Mr. Hanson
Kanan City
Jesse and
Blane
Ftudy
Ray
Gustafson
Mas
Eiganee
Member Nations
Institute of Rug Cleaners
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