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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1957

Page

3

Topeka Mansion Fair Visit and Olathe Pageant Notes

The author recalls the Topeka Mansion Fair with 1 200 visitors and a color picture post card revealing changes from red brick to white paint. Plentiful reminiscences include Olathe Pageant Arrows to Atoms, Mayor Hal Robinson, Navy League ties, and Montgomery Bernice Milne at the Kansas Authors Club opening in Wichita.

Frank J. Warren Topeka Th Mansion Docking Betty Murray Hodges Murray George H. Hodges Larry Loftus Buddy Rogers Moll Olathe Hal Robinson W. O. Tainter Naval Air Station Navy League Blue Angels

Community club notes and meetings schedule

Wednesday Victory Club and Mothers League gatherings listed with details on speakers hostesses and locations. Friday events include Ladies clubs bridge and sewing meetings, Eastern Star, Women’s Relief Corps luncheons, and Pioneer Club luncheon with transportation contacts and program notes for Rev Bramble slides.

Victory Club Orvel Beer Job Willony Fowler Wwinspin Hee Adianne Dan Phelps U Media KU Art Museum

Mount Oread Woman's Club Coffee Tour Plans

Mount Oread Woman's Club outlines completed plans for a coffee tour. Mrs. Captain Lopez presides as president, with Mrs. Grace Frye as secretary and Mrs. Frances Black as publicity chairman. A covered dish supper is set for 6 30 p m Friday at the IOOF Hall. Meat will be supplied by the committee. members should bring a covered dish and a pie.

8Th and Vt. Sts Helen Trivett Lydia Forrester Wamego Helping Hand Evangelical United Brethren Church Charles LaRue Fred Demeritt Kitty Loop Ala. St Sts Captain Lopez Grace Frye Frances Black Mount Oread Woman's Club IOOF

Personal News From Stephenson Latimer Hess Families

Mr and Mrs Eugene Stephenson returned home after visit with sons Robert in Irvington New Hampshire and Wendell in Waterville Valley New Hampshire. Dr and Mrs H B Latimer came back from a three week trip to Minnesota and Ohio visiting Brainerd Minnesota and Ohio relatives. Mr and Mrs Amiy C Hess are home after a month at their cabin in Raymond Colorado with visits from son Robert Hess of Santa Monica California and Dwight Pollock of Pacific Palisades.

Eugene A. Stephenson Robert Stephenson Irvingston N.H Wendell Stephenson Waterville Valley H. B. Latimer Minnesota Ohio Brainerd Minn Latimers

Local notes from Sades and surrounding areas

The report lists visiting relatives including Tom Sterling of Carl ton Kansas and his son John Sterling of Santa Monica, and Mrs. L M Becker of Seattle visiting family in Lawrence. Mrs. Ashton improves slowly at home. Connie Kay Miller born to Don and wife at Stouffer Place with grandparents named Kipp and Miller. Fred J Batelle of Horton dies. Bessie Canavan travels after word of death. Women’s Relief Corps No. 17 meeting held in Topeka. Arthur Dantley and son visit from Alexandria VA with Eugene Wallace host.

Sades Calif Tom Sterling Carlton Kas Hess John Sterling Santa Monica L. M. Becker Seattle Wash C. H. Ashton Ashton Pearl Elrod Paola Lawrence Nebe Smart Lincoln St Smart Lawrence Memorial Hospital Don Miller Stouffer Place Connie Kay Harold Kipp Esti Miller Se-ldan Bessie Canavan Horton Fred J. Battelle Robert White Nannie Ireland Topeka Women's Relief Corps No. 17 Odd Fellow Hall Arthur Dantley Alexandria Arthur Stanfield Eugene Wallace

Miss Mary Sippel Returns Home From Finland Visit

Miss Mary Sippel of Torrance California returned home Sunday after spending last week with her sister Mrs Leon Mason and Mr J Mason at 1924 Tenn St. She had spent the summer in Finland before traveling back home.

Mary Sippel Torrance Calif Leon Mason J .Mason Tenn, St Sippel Eee Finland

Lawrence Women Attend Meeting at VA Center

Lawrence attendees at the Veterans Administration Volunteer Service Advisory Committee fall meeting at the Wadsworth VA Center included Neya Ketchum DAV Auxiliary rep, Fred Alford American War Mothers rep, and Ben Bartz American War Mothers alt. Guest guest Betty Clark joined. Marvin Chapman, new manager, was introduced. Orientation plans for volunteers were set for Oct 25. Next committee meeting is Oct 21.

Veterans Administration Volunteer Service Advisory Committee Wadsworth VA Center Lawrence Neya Ketchum VAVS Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Fred Alford Mre Ben, Bartz Betty Clark DAV Marvin Chapman VFW Ketchum DAV Hospital Clark

Rug Weavers Aid Tornado Relief at Ruskin Heights

Maj Tom Raber of the division spoke for resale as 20 potted plants were taken to the Veterans Hospital on Monday. The Army's relief work for Ruskin Heights tornado was highlighted at an event attended by 50 people. The Home League of the Salvation Army prepared the meal.

Veterans Hospital Tom. Raber Ruskin Heights the Home League of the Salvation Army

Salvation Army Hosts Appreciation Dinner for Advisory Board

An appreciation dinner for members of the Salvation Army Advisory Board and their wives was held Tuesday night at the Salvation Army Temple. Guests included contractors and architects for the new building. Brigadier M. Agnew Chris Kraft Glenn Kappelman and Maj. Sidney Hutchings spoke, urging cooperation to meet the challenge of the new build.

The Salvation Army Salvation Army Temple M. Agnew Chris Kraft Glenn Kappelman Sidney Hutchings Hutchings

Sock Dress Headliner on College Camp Fashion

A fall fashion feature highlights a sock dress woven from wool and jersey with an argyle pattern. The dress is described as a simple elongated sweater style with a drawstring belt, showcasing casual collegiate style.

Fresh cucumber and tomato relish for curry

Chopped cucumbers and tomatoes seasoned with salt pepper a touch of sugar and vinegar create a bright cool accompaniment for curry, balancing spice with crisp oniony tang.

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George Kansas Authors Club Mothers League Jonathan B. Carter W. T .Courtney Hillcrest Rd Castle Tea Room Adah Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Women's Relief Corps Pioneer Club Lawrence Recreation Commission Albert F. Bramble Holy Land Ewing-Jones Post American Legion Germany Arzberg Lucy Haviland Forstmann Cambridge Grey Camel Kerry Green Trervil Dacron Curthy Coats Salvation “Army Weaver's Millinery Shop Wele Atom Hilal Royal College Mass
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