Community clubs schedule district meetings and dinners
Local notices list Woman's Society of Christian Service groups meeting across multiple times and venues this week, plus events for the Home Aid Society at Castle Tea Room, Douglas County Medical Assistants at Holiday Inn, Countryside Garden Club, American War Mothers, Kanwaka Good Will Club, Lawrence Country Club dinner bridge, United Spanish War Veterans, Phylo Contract Club, and Job's Daughters with times and hostesses.
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Gus Brune
Home Aid Society
Castle Tea Room
Clarence Topping
Douglas County Medical Assistants Society
Holiday Inn
G. E. Manahan
Four-H Club and Home Demonstration Notes
Hesper Home Demonstration Unit meets at the Hesper Community Building with Mrs ter rell and Mrs Noel Griffin hosting. Final picture framing lesson led by Mrs Herbert Knabe. Wayne Maichel elected Marion Boosters 4-H Club president at September meeting in Township Hall. New officers include Buddy Lawrence Ruth Maichel Cathy Blede Duane Vaughn Farrell Maichel and Buddy Lawrence as council representative. Health program planned for Sept 19 at Township Hall with talks by Buddy Lawrence health by Carl Maichel and music by Bonnie Maichel. Twenty-one members three teachers and seven guests attended. Mire Roland Kraft hosted Stull Demonstration Unit at Deer Creek School with 17 new members and roll call on favorite new fabrics. Current events by Mrs W Hildenbrand. Norman Rockwell art appreciation by Mrs Raymond Nichols. fabric lesson by Mrs Wesley Wulfkuhle. Mrs Paul Seyffer became a new unit member. guest Mrs Claude Clemans of Wichita. India Home Demonstration Unit met with Mrs Gerald Hoover and Mrs Oscar Powell hosting. concluding fabrics lesson by Mrs Kenneth Klingenberg and a donation voted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesper Home Demonstration Unit
Hesper
Richard Terrell
Noel Griffin
Herbert Knabe
Wayne Maichel
Marion Boosters
4-H Club
Township Hall
Buddy Lawrence
Ruth Maichel
Cathy Blede
Duane Vaughn
Farrell Maichel
Carl Maichel
Bonnie Maichel
Vaughn
Claude Clemans
Wichita
Gerald Hoover
Oscar Powell
Meeting of India Home
Kenneth Klingenberg
Gifts for servicemen drive and meetings noted
The Red Cross Christmas program collects old toys for servicemen with gifts to be donated to the Lawrence Fire Department by Oct. 1. Mrs Ralph Kerns joined the unit. The next meeting is Oct. 3 with Mrs. Marvin Garrett.
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Red Cross
Lawrence
KU Grad Appointed Santa Fe School Housemother
Mary Louise Allison, a Kansas University graduate, has been named house mother at the Allison James School in Santa Fe New Mexico. The school, founded in 1886, is among 3700 Presbyterian Church projects. Enrollment has included Panama Papago and New Mexico children. A seafood, meat or vegetable marinade typically uses vinegar or lemon juice with oil.
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Mary Louise Allison
Kansas University
Allison- James
Santa Fe
N. M
Avlison
Kansas City
Kas
Allison-James
The
Presbyterian Church
Panama
Arizona
New Mexico
Dr Hashinger To Speak For Council Of The Aged
Dr Edward H Hashinger M D, professor of geriatrics at Kansas University Medical Center, will speak at 2 p m Sunday in the Municipal Building Auditorium for the Douglas County Health Council meeting on Health in Our Aging Years He directs geriatrics programs and is a pioneer in the field Dr James Reed of Baldwin and Dr I Remple will join a Q A session. Altrusa Club will serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Hashinger
Kansas University School of Medicine
Douglas County Health Council
Harshinger
James Reed
Baldwin
1. Remple
Altrusa Club
Local Artists Win State Fair Honors
Lawrence artists earned top honors at the Kansas Free Fair in Topeka with two firsts in the amateur class. Florence Meyer won a blue ribbon for a still life and Lois Van Liew took first in watercolor landscapes, plus second in a watercolor still life. Larry Holtz earned second in open class sculpture and Lenore French received honorable mention in open photography. Kansas University led in design and crafts, while Lawrence High School earned top crafts and painting spots. Grand champion was R James Hunt of Topeka for an oil Summer Landscape.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Florence Meyer
Ti. St
Lois [van Liew
van Liew
Larry Holtz
Lenore French
Eberhart Reunion Draws Forty At Clinton Park
Forty Eberharts and guests attended the 52nd annual Eberhart reunion at Clinton Park. After a noon basket dinner, officers were elected: I. F. Eberhart president, Harold Eberhart treasurer, Mrs H. W. Craig secretary. Reuben Eberhart of San Francisco traveled farthest. Oldest member E. L. Eberhart Ardmore Okla. Youngest member 23 month old Joseph Richard Eberhart Wichita. Most recently married couple Mr and Mrs Larry Craig Baldwin.
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Eberhart
Clinton Park
I. F. Eberhart
Harold Eberhart
H. W. Craig
Reuben Eberhart
San Francisco
Calif
E. L. Eberhart
Ardmore
Oklo
Little Joseph Richard Eberhart
Delbert Eberhart
Wichita
Larry Craig
Baldwin
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Delta Delta Delta
Charles Mather
P.m. Mothers
Guy
Women’s Society of Christian Service
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Forrest Jackson
Ohio St
Helen McCarroll
Harold Kirby
Franklin Mitchell
Highland Dr
L. Martin Jones
N. M. LeSner
Clyde Woods
Edmonds
19Th St
Chester Hemphill
S.W. Shobe
Sam Ferguson
Inj Fellowship Hall
J. S. Daniels
Max Stadcup
Dorothy Leary
Es. Wdevations
M Leary
Denry
Harmony Circle
Fellowship’ Hall
Eleanor Stogsdil
Mary Hausser
Dorothy Monaghan
Edna Mae Wilson
Roya Breazier
Roberta Robson
Countryside Garden Club
George Hedrick
Emery Rd
8Th and
Vt. Sts
Gus Wulfkuble
Fred Alford
M. A. Barlow
Ben Bartz
Kanwaka Good Will Club
Eugene Hird
Joseph A. Wahl
United Spanish War Veterans
Auxiliary
Phylo Contract Club
Castle Tea
Job
Mic
Ay Asonte
Temple
David M. Carson
Jeff
Summerfield
Kansas Universs
David W. Carson
David W
David M
Wyandotte High School
David
University Hall
K.U. Grad
Dr. Hashinger
Council of the Aged
Knapp Shoes
Harris
Lauter
West Lath
Patti Page
Cbs-Tvi
Oldsive
Uar
Servne
Polo
Wondamere
Weavers Sportscar
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