Marriage Notices Highlight Eudora Families and Local Events
The week brings weddings and gatherings across area towns. Misa Carol Patricia Sparkes wed in Eudora with Wayne Mistle as best man. the couple plans Fayetteville NC residence. Miss Grace Rhodes and Miss Emilyn Robinson attended the Elkatawa ceremony in Ivory satin, with J Paul Walter as best man. Local reunions and sorority events are announced for Sutton Family gathering and Alpha Zeta activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Carol Patricia -Sparkes
Eee E Sparkes
Eudora
Kaldon
H.R. Gordon
Lawrence
Holy Amily Church
Lorenz. Rieth
Wilma Sparkes
Kansas City
Wayne Mistele
Eudora High School
Thas
Hercules Powder Company
Sunflower
Liberty Memorial High School
United States Army
Fort Bragg
S. C
Fayetteville
N C
Warren Robinson
Pittsburg
Great Smoky Mountains
Robinson
Elbert Robinson
Fieta Ruth Rhodes
Glen B. Rhodes
Elkatawa
Ook Place
Free Methodist Church
FE. E. O'Conner
Grace Rhodes
Emiwyn Robinson
J . Paul Walter
Rhodes
Church Lown
Greenville College
Greenville
Summer travels and visitors from many states
Dr. and Mrs. JH Hungerford returned from a summer trip covering Pennsylvania New Jersey New York New England and Canada before nine weeks at a Upper Michigan cottage linked to the University of Michigan Biological Station. They visited Park Rapids Minnesota and New London Connecticut as well as relatives. Other travelers included Jim Ireland Pat Zimmerman visiting California and national parks and Dr. William C. Cottle returning from Washington after attending psychology associations and advising on job classifications.
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JH. B. Hungerford
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
New Eng Jland
Canada
Thousand Island
Upper Michigan
Dr. Hungerford
University of Michigan Biological Station
Park Rapids
Minn
A. B. Hamilton
Hamilton
Anne
Martha
New London
Conn
Jim Ireland
Pat Zimmerman
California
Petrified Forest
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Los Angeles
Berkeley
San Francisco
Calif and Sequoia
Yosemite
Yellowstone
Rocky Mountain National Parks
Washington
American Psychological Association
American Catholic Psychological Association
Bureau of Employment Security
The
Labor Department
Cottle
Ralph T. Canuteson
Cas Bi
Social notes of Kansas residents and moves abroad
The column lists movements of Kansas residents including Marylee Masterson, a Univ of Kansas graduate, and Mary Anderson recently named an Associated Press executive in Kansas City. It notes Mrs Brochmann and son visiting Columbus Kansas, Judy Anderson at Liberty Memorial High School, and trips by Frank Jost family to Bartlesville. It mentions Dr Don ald E Kerr’s funeral and Dr C J Alexander attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sored
U. S. Mutual Security Agency
New York
Seattle
Lawrence
Garden City
Syracuse
Brochmann
Columbus
Kan
Marylee Masterson
University of Kansas
Miller Hall
Justin R. Anderson
Judy
Little Rock
Ark
Frank Jost
Bartlesville
Oklo
C.F. Massey
Chanute
Leonard H. Axe
Dean Axe
University of Kansas School of Business
Axes
Ala
Plastic raincoats get a stylish upgrade in New York
The NEA notes fashion progress as plastic raincoats shed their shower curtain look. A new design features a full back, flared sleeves, and trim details with water repellent cotton fabric. The coat is transe hue and heavier than typical coats, with a matching umbrella offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
Women from Washington visit Lawrence to discuss mental proceedings
A group of women, after arriving in Lawrence from Washington, D. C., plan to visit homes and observe proceedings on mental matters. They will attend women’s group meetings and invite foreign Sistas to meetings with the League sponsoring the eviction. Mrs. Nelson seeks other women’s groups to participate and considers entertaining them in private homes. BSILVERWORK ACCEPTED Five pieces of jewelry and silversmithing by Ist LE Smith at Pomona California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gram
Washington
D. C
Lawrence
League
Nelson
Ist LE Smith
University of
Will Sponsor Visit of Two German Women to Lawrence
Lawrence League of Women Voters plans a September 25 to October 8 visit by two German women to the Lawrence community. Mrs. C. F. Nelson chairs the committee arranging the itinerary. The visitors, names not yet released, stay from 60 to 180 days under U S Exchange or Persons programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence League of Women Voters
C. F. Nelson
United States
U.S. State Department
England
Isel
Lawrence AAUW to Sponsor a Musical Records Library
The Lawrence branch of the American Association of University Women plans to ask members at the first fall meeting to approve a project to sponsor a musical records library for the Lawrence Free Public Library. The meeting, for new and prospective members, runs 4 to 5 PM on Friday Sept 26 at a location announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
American Association of University Women
Strong Hall
George Anderson
Lorita Higginbottom
Elin Jorgensen
Jas
Donald Porter
AAUW
Zone Aauw
Community Meetings Calendar and Conventions Note
The text lists various community events led by women including Opal Jayne Kennedy and Hazel Anderson with dates across January to May, featuring luncheons, legislative meetings, and study group programs. It also cites the Geneva Convention of 1343 mandating decent housing and family communication rights for prisoners, and notes North Carolina milk production at 409 pounds per person in 9150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.3
Opal
Jayne Kennedy
Magda K. Jensen
Hazel Anderson
Jeannette Cass
Elizabeth Evans
North Carolina
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Alpha Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Clinton Park
Alma Mae Moorman
Sutton
Forest Park
Ottawa
George Lawrence
K M. Mason
Gerald L. Gordon
Carol Patricia Sparkes
H. E. Sparkes
Eudore
Gaile Dugas
NEA Woman's Editor
Bsilverwork
Bogs Hat Shop
Vermont
Era
L. Martin Jones
Pinckney School
Edwin Browne
Wren
van 'S Prescription Shop
Jas East Ath
Brebrrbi
Ward Music
Mass
Ward's
Word Music
Mans
Brilliact Sistote
Konasume
Rata
Naturalizer
Massachusetts
SUEDE
Oxford
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