Social Calendar Busy With Alumnae Gatherings In Lawrence
Omexa alumnae hostesses plan a buffet supper for Alpha Phi pledges at 5 30 at Mrs Floyd Nankins home. Alma and Topeka leaders attend with Norma Falletta Phyllis Sims Leah Ross Dolores Dolson among guests. Henry county groups also meet to plan events and view the Kansas Texas Christian game on TV. Nancy Jeanne Maiden born Sept 2 in Culver City California to Mr and Mrs Elmo E Maiden a KU graduate now with Hughes Aircraft Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omexa
Stockton
G.'L. Cole
Lawrence Colony
National Society of
New England Women
P. m
Floyd Nankih
F. T. Stockton
Alpha Phi Sorority
Norma
Lou Falletta
Alma
Phyllis Sims
Topeka
Leah Ross
Washington, D. C
Dolores Dolson
Kansas City
Elmo E. Maiden
Tos Angeles
Nancy Jeanne
Maiden
University of Kansas
Hughes Aiaft Company
Culver City
Calif
H. L. Maiden
Lawrence
Personal notices and movements of local residents
Mr and Mrs D M Swarthout travel to Pawpaw Ill for the funeral of Mrs Max V L Swarthout of Los Angeles. Relatives attend Robert Hackman’s funeral in Lawrence with many from Kansas City and Sunflower Ordnance Works. Mareld Hixon heads to New York for seminary study. Racelyn Roney attends Westminster Fellowship meeting in Columbus. Roger and Lois Beth enroll in graduate programs at Washington Univ and Illinois Urbana. DAR regents and Newton guests attend gatherings. Robert Paul Laptad to Wichita for studies. John Williams family leaves to Casper Wyo after visiting Mrs Williams. VFW Auxiliary visit to Osawatomie notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Swarthout
Pawpaw
Max V. L. Swarthout
Los Angeles
B. M. Swarthout
Swarthouts
Lawrence
Robert Hackman
Alfred J. Mangelsdorf
Atchison
Robert Mangelsdorf
St. Louis
Walter Atzenwiler
Kansas City
Roger
Washington University
St Louis
Lois
University of Illinois At
Daughters of the American Revolution
Harve Unruh
Newton
W. J. Courtney
Jonathan B. Carter
Wayne F. Shaw
Carter
DAR
Robert Paul Laptad
Wichita
Univer. of
Robert Laptad
Til
John Williams
Sandra Kay
Johnny
Minnie Williams
Alice
Texas
Casper
Wyo
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fred Snart
VEW
Osawa- Tomie
Elsie Wasgoner
Vfww
District meeting floor work and local notices in Kansas City area
The report lists initiatory floor work at the fall district meeting No 9 in Kansas City, hospital and home news for Mrs Hazel Miles, and multiple social notes. It records travel to Silver Lake for an Eastern Star meeting, a niece's initiation, overnight guests from New York and Oklahoma, a student enrolling at the University of Wichita, and family moves and house builds in Lawrence. It notes Mrs Ralph Tait’s hospitalization and other local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusiliary
Kansas City
T Hall
Hazel Miles
Ind
Gertie K." Johnston
Mary Case
Silver Lake
Eastern Star
Johnston
Alice Smotla
Frank B. Dodds
Tolla Marshall
New York City
J. A. Brown
Reba Brown
Oklahoma City
Carol Dean Sandefur
E. A. Sandefur
N.Y. St
School of Engineering
University of Wichita
Charles Hardtarfer
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Winnipeg
Canada
Melville Fisher
John A. Holmes
Lawrence
Stratford Road
J. H. Burckhalter
Robert Docking
Sunnyside
Ralph Tait
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Marvin Groebe
Leavenworth
Tait
Fall fashion picks at Adelane’s for a polished fall look
Buyers eye Adelane's fall lineup featuring Betty Hartford two piece suits at 8.98 in black faille with refined pockets and three quarter sleeves. Majestic shirt n sweet blouses, Toni Tordds dark colored cottons at 7.98, and tweed faille dress suits at 18.99 offer tailored options. Adelane’s Blousemakers and Harr iett Classic add dainty silks, stripes, and wool jerseys. Jewelry accents complete the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hartford
Adelane's
Adelone
Adelane
Toni Tordds
Majestic
Tweed Faille
Ema
Marlon
KU design students win in national fabric contest
Two University of Kansas design seniors earned prizes in a nationwide fabric design competition. Nancy Dennen of Colby won third place and $100, Melba Cantrell of North Kansas City received first honorable mention and $35. Mass Rose Inc sponsored the event with entries chosen from hundreds nationwide. Watermelon crops are highly speculative with sales fluctuating with weather and warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Nancy Dennen
Colby
Gent
School of Fi
Melba Cantrell
North Kansas City
Mass Rose, Inc
K. U
United States
Museum hires Heinrichs as field collectors for Mexico survey
New staff at University of Kansas Museum of Natural History includes Mr and Mrs Gerd Heinrich. They will undergo orientation before starting mammal bird and reptile collection in Mexico. Director Mond Hall notes the work expands into radioactive isotope methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerd Heinrich
Museum of Natural History
University
Kk. 3
Amond Hall
Heinrichs
Mexico
Hennecke
Isiancee
Heinrich
Scientists Attend Ridge Radioisotopes Session
Edward James Sarcione an assistant instructor in biochemistry and Frank Dolyak a graduate student in zoology participate in a session on radioisotopes at Pak Ridge. MEN RETURN to Ki U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ki. U
Edward James Sarcione
Biochemistry
Frank Dolyak
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Castle
Havey H. Hanna
Loring Dalton
Indianapolis
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Sesithe
Wash
Texas Christian
Evelyn DeGraw
Don Fambrounh
Keith Lawton
Wadsworth
Excelsior Springs
Red Cross
Gamma Phi Beta Slimnae
C. R. Stephenson
Sigel Ladies’ Aid
Jess Sutton
Walburn
William Johnson Gave
Rent
Children of the American Revolution
Betty Washington
Castle Tea Room
Hamer ‘Ferry
Lunghcon
Shawnee Mission
Edwin Fy
Betty Washingon
W. C. Summers
WY. Courtney
FE. F. Briddleston
Ida Lyons
Ad Lindel
Old Mission Grounds
U. S&s
Edward Powers
Swansas Jenny
Jornes
U. S. Daughr
Alpha Phi
Soravity
Kevin Jones
Guarterly
Whitenight
Margi Jones
J. Vs. Sikes
George Melvin
Seal
Number Six Recreation Club
Alfred Seele
Katie Petefish
Delbert Green J
Kanwaka
James Isinger
Frank Parker
Walter Tidd
Roger Caruthers
George Houk
Siegel Home
Harry Tucker
Howard Kampschroeder
Topeka Fair
Joe Clough
Bracken Shuster
F. B. Dodds
Ailstee Kirby
Teaven
Peoria
Kirby
Oscar Olson
Elmer Potter
Dale Bellinger
Small Daugher
Peggy
Harvey UN- Fuh
Liberty Memorial High School
Potter Lake
Mary la Hill
Ion
Merk Harvey
Bert Chewn
Martha Hayhill
William, Essick
Eli Wood
Jack Stephenson
L. 2
Perry
Iva Belle Harper
Helen Cornwill
Mary Lu Hill
William Lassman
Riard Simpson
Garvin Gillum
Faye Orelup
Clifford Breithaupt
John Clifforc
Alta Jean Curtis
Orville Curtis
Sallersburg
Lawrence Wayne ‘Townsend
Lawrence Townsent
Linwood
Linwood Methodist Church
Wil
Allis
Normin Montgomery
Peggy Carroll
Ann
Richard Keel
Candlelighters
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Wroom
Ralph Burkhart
Brie
Gmd
New Town ml
Beidesvaers
Leroy Carroll
Johnny Kaell
Art Exell
Robert Elder
Shirley Townsend
van Montgomery
Townsend
Colorado
Sunflower Village
Donna’ Bailey
Margery Skinner
Miss Bailey
Scott Bailey
Henry Hornberger
Mary Bailey
Geralt Brunk
Mario Williams
Patricia Plummer
Helen Koehler
Robert Schloetzer
Betty Davis
Lawrence Leonhard
Joyce Leonhard
Fremont Hornberger
E. G. Day
Harold R. Skinner
Earl Jellison
al Hornberger
Dorothea James
Lola Helm
Kenneth Hornberger
Leah Robson
T. R. Wiggins
Ambrose Bigsby
Route Three
Oakridge
Frank Brune
F. S. Alford
Jayhawk
Gloria Ousdahi
Kansas Home Demonstration Council
Earl Simmons
Ashland
Kansas
Sua
Murl Nehrbass
Josephine Wiggins Phillips
The
Kansas University Endowment Association
Faculty Club
Maurice Breidenthal
Byron Shhutz
Ray Evans
Irvin Youngberg
Irving Hill
Charles Holmes
Franklin D. Murphy
Fred Ellsworth
Dolph Simons
Deane W. Malott
Michael
Jared Elliott
San Francisco
Elliott
Janet Malott
Mike” Malott
Abilene
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Boggs Hat Shop
Vermont
Dreeses
Ertisingy
Susie
Edwin D. Gosbel
Oil and Gas Division
State Geological Sur
Wichita and Vicinity
Hugoton
Kan
Gene Nelson
Larry
Fort Wayne
Kk. U
Melha Cantrell
Masa
Oak Ridge
Oak EH
Lawreny
Popegen
Maxine Lindley
Studia
Harry
Berger
Pat
Lugent
of KU
General Appliance CO
Will
Hamilton, Elgin and Longines-Witmnauer Watches
der Watch
Elry
Wayne
Marvin
LaVerne
Reusch-Guenther
Helena Rubinstein
Helene Rubinstein
Wuraney Drugs
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