Lawrence Area Meetings and clubs list for week
A dense listings page shows numerous Lawrence area groups from Federal Employees and Altrusa to AA and toastmasters. Events include luncheons at Conroy’s Pub and Kaw Valley Bridge Center, dances at Eagles Lodge, and various meetings at Maceli’s, Lawrence Country Club, and other venues with contact numbers for participation. Sub-events cover volunteer orientations, speaker sessions, senior center luncheons, book clubs, and health support groups across Wednesday to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Conroy’s
Sixth St
Gordon
Kaw Valley Bridge Center
I-70 Business Center
O.U.R.S
Oldsters United For Responsible Service
Eagles Lodge
W. Sixth St
J-B’s. Altrusa International Inc
Maceli’s
N.H. Lawrence River City
Jayhawk Breakfast Rotary Club
Alvamar
Crossgate Drive
Patrick Kelly
USD
Career-Technical Education
Douglas County
Infant- Toddler Coordinating Council
Trinity Respite Care
St. Lawrence-Douglas County
Iowa
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Lawrence Country Club
Country Club Terrace
Lawrence Professionals
Douglas County Bank
Ninth
Kentucky Streets
BridgePointe Community Church
29Th Terrace
Nadine Snider
Kay Johnson
Greenbrier Drive
Cleneee Hills
Mary Lake
Shirley McKee
Shirley Joseph
P.E.O
Kay Wells
Nicklaus Drive
Conroy’s Pub
Society Submissions Deadlines For Lawrence Publication
The deadline for Society submissions is noon the Wednesday before Saturday publication, or noon on Tuesday for holiday weeks. No charge for announcements. Typed submissions preferred. Forms online at LJWorld.com or at 645 N.H. The paper prints notices for current or former Lawrence residents and photo are requested for engagements weddings and 50th anniversaries.
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Ljworld.com
Society
N.H
Lawrence
Kansas University
Bridge Club Results Show Varied Winners Across Groups
The Friday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club on Sept 3, directed by Virginia Seaver, crowned North-South winners Steven Vossler with Larry Weatherholt in A, Virginia Eddy with Charles Hedges second in A and first in B, Ian O Connor with Carol Ball third in A and first in C, and Virginia Seaver with Sally Taylor fourth in A. East-West winners included Elizabeth Jankord with John Oxley first in A, David Piro with Paul Heitzman second in A, and others across B and C. The Sept 6 Monday game, directed again by Seaver with Howell movement, saw Jerry Sloan and Eldon Herd first in A, followed by Ed Howard with Grant Sutton second, Kent McCullough with Bobby Patton third, and Jolene Andersen with Jean Khatib first in B and C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Seaver
Steven Vossler
Larry Weatherholt
Virginia Eddy
Charles Hedges
Ian O’connor
Carol Ball
Sally Taylor
Elizabeth Jankord
John Oxley
David Piro
Paul Heitzman
Dick Shaffer
Jack Flickinger
John Fittell
Duplicate
Howell
Jerry Sloan
Eldon Herd
Ed Howard
Grant Sutton
Kent McCullough
Bobby Patton
James Masilamani
Jolene Andersen
Jean Khatib
Craig Huneke
Lois Clark
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Jerry Henley Lynge
Bente Truelsen
Denmark
Jerry Henley
Lois
Stan Zaremba
Kansas
Missouri
Kaitlin
Youth Volunteer Corps
Ecumenical Christian Ministries Garden
Ellis Springe
Celie Davison
Hannah Moran
Yukyung Lee
Rose Kennedy
Yihan Li
Roger Hill Volunteer Center
Youth Volunteer Corps of America
Helen
Loren Cantrell
Connie
Lloyd Northrop
Rosalee
Bob Rainbolt
Toni
Vernon Nelson
Centenary United Methodist Church
Jerry Hanson
Margaritaville
Junkyard
American Legion
Delta Bailey
Bert Bigham
Alice Leonard
Millie Gillispie
Lenora Crumet
Shalley Gasper
Peter Steimle
Psteimle
Sedonagroup.com
Toastmasters.org
Lawrence.freetoasthost
Lawrence Jayhawk Kiwanis
Dream Factory
Cornerstone Southern Baptist Church
22Nd Terrace
Independence Inc
Haskell Ve
Lawrence Public Library
Patti Joyce
Joyce
Kansas City
Castle Tea Room
Mass
Harriet Shaffer
Cindy Fritzel
Sandy Cooper
Lawrence Senior Center
Perkins
23Rd St
Daughters of the American Revolution
Betty Washington
Schnette Hollins
Alcoholics Anonymous
Club News
Happy Time Squares
4Th & Elm Street
Lawrence, KS
HappyTimeSquares.com
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