LMH Auxiliary Tea Highlights Hospital Contributions
The Hospital Auxiliary hosted a benefit membership tea on Tuesday at 1921 W 5th St in the president Mrs Charles C Radcliffe home. Attended by over 150 members and guests, the event showcased Auxiliary uniforms and equipment donated to Lawrence Memorial Hospital and explained services to prospective members.
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Charles C. Radcliffe
5Th St
Douglas County Medical Society
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Sigma Kappa Alumnae Spring Salad Supper Planned
Sigma Kappa Alumnae in the area are invited to a 6 30 p m Sunday salad supper at the home of Mrs R A Schwegler Jr 1504 University Dr to entertain the spring pledges of the EU active chapter Mrs Alice O Hara housemother and helpers Mrs John Cawley Mrs Paul Hamar Mrs Robert Hazlett and Mrs L A Brien will assist Other Sigma Kappa alumnae are invited Also Mr and Mrs Homer Welsh entertained Beta Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi and husbands with a cookout Twenty two members their husbands and guests Mr and Mrs Robert Smith attended Dinner featured fall bouquet tables and buffet service A Newcomers Group of the University Women's Club continues neighborhood coffees Thursday with Mrs William Conboy listed as organizer
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Sigma Kappa
R. A. Schwegler Jr
University
Alice O'Hara
Schwegler
John Cawley
Paul Hamar
Robert Hazlett
L. A. Brien
Homer Welsh
Summit
Beta Mu Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert Smith
University Women’s Club
William Conboy
Sertoma Club
Fairgrounds
Gary Gibson
Jill
Smyrna
Tenn
la Sertoma Club
Ways and Means Committee
Edgar Salsbury
Ways and Means
Gerald Wente
Chester Hemphill
William Rice
Richard Haun
R. B. Masters
Paul Meseraull
Salsbury
Irwin Hartley
Norman Danielsen
Miss Frieda Stoop Weds Wayne Loughridge at Ottawa
The ceremony for Miss Frieda A. Stoop of Aberdeen and Wayne D. Loughridge of Garnett took place Friday at Westminster United Presbyterian Church in Ottawa. Rev E E Caylor officiated. The couple will reside in Garnett after October 1. Stoop holds master's degrees from Kansas State College and Kansas State University. Loughridge is KU Law School graduate. A reception followed at Colbern's Restaurant with details of dress, corsages, and attendants noted.
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Frieda A. Stoop
Aberdeen
M.D
Kansas University
Wayne D. Loughridge
Garnett
Ottawa
E. M. Stoop
J. R. Loughridge
Lyndon
E. E. Caylor
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Bruce Spears
Robert Lister
Mary Lou Loughridge
Betty Lee Loughridge
Colbern's
W. 6Th St
Kindergarten rule sparks mother's protest and advice
A reader argues for flexible kindergarten entry based on a child's total readiness, noting her son born in November is excluded for age. Ann Landers responds that age rules exist and must be followed, while acknowledging individual potential. A second letter complains about wedding party attire costs, and Landers clarifies the custom of paying for one’s own outfit.
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Ann Landers
James
Broke
Community group activities and club meetings listed
Cheb notes of gates and fences and slide of the month for judging. Visitors are welcome. The Helianthus Club will meet at 1 p.m. Friday in the Virginia Inn for a bridge luncheon. Hostesses will be Mrs. Cecil Wells, Mrs. Homer King and Mrs. Herbert Fuller. Jewish Community Women plan an informal meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Jewish Community Center. American War Mothers meet at 10 a.m. Friday with Mrs. H. C. Bray to sew carpet strips, followed by a covered dish luncheon. Club Forty-Nine hosts a 1 o'clock luncheon Thursday at Mrs. Vernie Wilson’s home. Jayces Jaynes gather at 7:45 tonight at Mrs. Norman Leary’s home, bring sewing items. Fidelity Shrine No. 11, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, holds its first fall meeting at 8 p.m. Friday in the Masonic Temple with slides of a European trip by J. Claude Milliken and Mrs. Milliken, plus a social hour. Lawrence Color Camera Club meets at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the Community Building for a taped lecture, The Creative Eye, by Vella L. Finne, via the Photographic Society of America. District officers will be guests for Degree Rebekah Lodge No. 4 at 8 p.m. Friday in the IOOF Hall. officers to wear formals and refreshment committee listed. Loyal Ladies Church School Class meets 1:30 p.m. Friday at First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Mrs. F. L. Daugherty leads worship. Mrs. J. R. Edmonds and Mrs. C. H. Larson present the program.
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Helianthus Club
Virginia Inn
Cecil Wells
Homer King
Herbert Fuller
Fidelity Shrine No. 11
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
J. Claude Milliken
Lawrence
Degree Rebekah Lodge No. 4
IOOF
Golden Johnston
Doris Bereiter
Alice Lescher
Mildred Gemmell
Dora Ruge
Loyal Ladies Church
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
F. L. Daugherty
J. R. Edmonds
C. H. Larson
National Federation survey highlights music awards
Ohio State University won the $500 first prize and the University of Michigan took third in a survey of performance and promotion of American music. Other $500 divisional winners included Duke University among private schools and Juilliard School of Music among conservatories. KU supports original composition and performance through its annual Symposium of American Music.
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Lawrenceddaily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
National Federation of Music Clubs
Ohio State University
University of Michigan
Duke University
Juilliard School of Music
Fine Arts School
Social Calendar Highlights From Progressive Circle and Clubs
Thursday in Lawrence includes Lawrence Country Club 1245 pm bridge luncheon at Club Forty-Nine with Vernie Wilson. Friendly Circle meets at 2 pm with John Fincher. Newcomers Group hosts neighborhood coffees 2 pm at Mrs. William Conboy’s 2110 Owens Lanes. Jewish Community Women gather at Jewish Community Center 917 Highland Dr. Garden Club event hosted by Mrs. L. K. Draurker at 922 Reck ledge Rd.
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Progressive Circle
Norman Endacott
Orchard Sage
Jaycee Daynes
Norman Leary
Lawrence Country Club
Pom
Mpa
Vernie Wilson
Wosth St
Friendly Circle Club
Pont. Mera
John Fincher
Lawrence
American Association of University
Watking Room
Kansas
The
University Women's Club
William Conboy
Owens Lanes
James Dykes
Melon Refresher and Poached Egg Technique
A light refreshing appetizer or dessert combines diced cantaloupe grapes honey and lemon juice. Chill the melon mix and serve. The guide also notes a method to poach eggs by spooning simmering water over them as they set.
KU Wins Second Place In U.S. Music Survey
Kansas University earned second place in the state municipal college and university division of a national music survey. The result highlighted KU’s programs and faculty as peers compared with other state institutions.
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Kansas University
State Municipal College and University Division
Creative chicken salad mix ins besides celery
Suggestions include seedless grapes orange sections or pecans to enrich chicken salad. This guidance lists alternative mix ins to celery for added texture sweetness and crunch in a classic dish.
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Dos and Bour Gas
Owens Lane
Lelon Capps
la. St
John Pfeffer
Joseph W. McGuire
School of Business Administration
McGuire
Wiley Mitchell
Engel Rd
James R. Surface
Surface
John Jimenez
Belle Haven Dr
Xi Gamma
A. D. Gasper
Les Beguelin
Bill Hodson
Floyd Preston
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
University Drive
Blanche Norris
Frank Hoecker
Gerald Norris
Alfred Dicker
John Thomas
Racine
Whe ET ET
R. L. Coberly
R. Edwin Browne
Dwight Sickles
Ammon Andes
Wayne N. Holmes
Jewish Community Center
Highland Dr
H. C. Bray
Vt. St
W. 18Th St
Jayces Jaynes
Ber Town
Coca
Madras
12Th and
Oread
Slacks
Bermudas
Yellow Cab CO
Ward Thompson
Ajayeajyad
Uttar
Ben Franklin
Don McDow
Mgr
Dvensbera
Hai
Selly’s
Selby
Reno Black Kid
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