Scholarships Founded In 1954 By Edith Gross Hall
In memory of her husband former KU Pharmacy School student, Mrs. Edith Gross Hall of Salina established scholarships in 1954. Recipients include James Salyer of Larned Kenneth R. Schofield of Goodland and Ronald E. Strand of Lost Springs. Each award is 250 dollars. The article also explains how to make steeped coffee by pouring boiling water over grounds and letting it steep on very low heat, then adding a splash of cold water and straining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Gross Hall
Salina
KU Pharmacy School
James Salyer
Larned
Kenneth R. Schofield
Goodland
Ronald E. Strand
Lost Springs
Women AAUW meeting highlights and upcoming events
The American Association of University Women held a well attended meeting with 65 members and guests. Mrs Edyth Salvesen announced the national theme Pioneers in Progress and listed officers including Barbara Clason and J Jensen. Upcoming events featured showers, picnics, and engagements with several chapters hosting activities for fall members and pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Edyth Salvesen
Pioneers In Progress
AATW
Margaret Barton
Personal notices from KU to United Nations staff
Mr and Mrs Gordon Howard visit family in Kansas and plan to attend KU Oregon State game before traveling to Minneapolis. Various locals host relatives including Mrs Cobb and family in Kansas, Miss Emily Preyer joins United Nations, and Williston Academy student Stephen Heider advances abroad. Royals, professors, and diplomats noted among KU circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Howard
Mr. Howard
Ralph Howard
John Emick
Emick
Howards
Salem
Ore
Ku-Oregon
Minneapolis
Minn
Howard
C. C. Cobb
Cobb
Forrest Smith
Smith
Kelseyuille
Calif
John Meredith
Meredith
Las Cruces
N.M
George Weyermuller
Gordon Weyermuller
Chicago
Weyermulers
Ritchie Court
R. O. Burgert
Springfield
Indianapolis
Ind
Camp Stewart
Gettysburg
Washington, D.C
Stephen Moore Heider
Fritz Heider
Ohio St
Williston Academy
Easthampton
Mass
Arthur W. Davidson
Kansas University
Wayne
N.J
United States Rubber Co
Herold P. Simon
Newton
United Nations
John H. Robinson
Edward Robinson
F. P. O Brien
San Diego
E. M. Sherwood
Roxana
Gregory
Cmdr
Sherwood
Helena
Oriental Waters
W. C. Ellis
F. R. Hook
Grand Lake
Okla
Ollie Vitt
Grace Holmes
Eudora
Fall Fashions Favor Colorful Hosiery This Fall
Fashion designers stress a one color look for outfits from hats to stockings. Stockings will be bought in many hues as skirts shorten, with daytime wear in soft beiges and browns and evening wear in jewel tones. Iridescent options include pastel or deep changeables. Colors listed include ruby sapphire emerald amethyst garnet topaz and fur names like golden sable honey sable red fox nutria mink and leopard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny- Jong
Casserole Ideas For Picnic Meals
A scrambled note suggests casseroles and fish as portable picnic fare. It mentions a ball and spaghetti casserole and Spanish rice with frankfurters as crowd pleasers, then briefly notes cabbage and onions as steam cooking for flavor.
Youth Group Plans Year of Church Programs and Fundraisers
Members of the Senior High Pilgrim Fellowship at Plymouth Congregational Church mapped Sunday evening programs and money projects for a Christmas vacation trip to Chicago to visit denominational headquarters and home missions. A bake sale is planned for Saturday in downtown Lawrence. about seven attended the rally at Bonner Springs Christian Church Camp Grounds. Barbara Dotts presides with Jane Dicker as vice president Polly Pierson secretary treasurer and Jerry Morton Richard Collister Greg Turner as commission chairmen. Rev James Qwing and Mr and Mrs Curtis Dalton are adult sponsors.
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Pilgrim Fellowship
Plymouth Congregational Church
Plymouth
Chicago
Lawrence
Margaret Epps
Topeka T
Christian Church
Jane, Dicker
Polly’ Pierson
Jerry Morton
Richard Collister
Greg Turner
James Qwing
Curtis Dalton
Cordley PTA Opens Fall Meeting With School Leaders
The Cordley PTA held its first fall meeting at 7 45 p m Monday in the school gym with President Mrs Frank Murphy presiding Superintendent W D Wolfe of Lawrence Public Schools spoke introducing supervisors who explained their work John Garcia art Eldon Breazier curriculum and instruction Miss Helen Shaw elementary education Allan Stallcup hearing conservationist Mrs Jeanne Dicker health Wayne Nelson music Jesse Milan physical education Miss Sue Wright speech Harley Aberhelman modern languages The meeting concluded with tours of students rooms and refreshments at three locations Co chairmen Mrs Sidney Johnson and Mrs Carl Mingus led the refreshment committee Members included Mrs Stitt Robinson Mrs Vincent Gilespie Mrs William Glass Mrs Harold Workman Mrs Eugene Fewel Mrs Jean Barlow Mrs Leroy Spence Mrs Delbert McCall Mrs Eugene Force and Mrs Charles Crary Hillcrest PTA opened its year with hostesses First Grade mothers and a dessert and devotions led by Mrs Gordon Wiseman Miss Opal Jayne Kennedy and Mrs Mosser Wolf introduced teachers and new parents The value of National Parent Teachers Magazine in every home was emphasized by Mrs Jack Miller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordley Pta
Franklin D. Murphy
W. D. Wolfe
Lawrence Public Schools
John Garcia
Eldon Breazier
Helen Shaw
Allan Stallcup
Jéanne Dicker
Wayne Nelson
Jesse Milan
Sue Wright
Harley Aberhelman
Sidney Johnson
Carl Mingus
Stitt Robinson
Vincent Gilespie
William Glass
Harold Workman
Eugene Fewel
Jean Barlow
Leroy Spence
Delbert McCall
Eugene Force
Charles Crary
Hillcrest Pta
Gordon Wiseman
Hillcrest
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Mosser Wolf
Parent- Teachers
Jack Miller
School program and Halloween party planned by area parents
Mrs. Richard Howey notes traffic issues while Mrs. Kenneth Giffin outlines Halloween party plans. Howard Wilcox introduces guests the Krehbiels who sing two numbers. Eldon Breazier, Lawrence Public Schools official, speaks on math reform and individualized instruction. Parents invited to visit classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Howey
Kenneth Giffin
Howard Wilcox
Clayton Krebbiel
Mr. Krehbiel
Marva Lou Powell
County Red Cross Plans Programs for Hospitals
Local groups and residents provided programs for Topeka VA and State Hospitals in September. Wayne Bly of the Lawrence Recreation Commission opened with a healing program for VA patients. Theodora Ericsson and Marion Barlow also presented socialization programs. An hour long show for about 450 veterans featured Jackie and Patti Garland and others with Jim Wilson and Harry Winters Orchestras providing dances at the State Hospital. Douglas County Red Cross recreation chairman Mrs. Marcella Wolfson arranged the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Veterans Hospital
Topeka State Hospital
Wayne Bly
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Patti Garland
Roseanne Wright
Elaine
Johnny Hickock
Gayle
Gloria Edwards
Barbara Hargrave
Eudora
Jim Wilson
Harry Winters
State Hospital
Douglas County Red Cross Recreation
Marcella Wolfson
Old Settlers Meet to Hear Dr Scarborough Speaker
Dr. W. J. Scarborough president of Baker University will speak at the Palmyra Old Settl ers program Thursday afternoon Oct 3 in Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church Baldwin. The program will include special musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Scarborough
Baker University
Palmyra
Old Settlers
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Baldwin
League Women Voters Hear on Recreation Commission
Mrs. Frances Heller and Mrs. L. E. Anderson led a League of Women Voters get acquainted coffee as they discussed Lawrence Recreation history and need for trained specialists. Mrs. Stockton of the Lawrence Recreation Commission praised local progress from 1947 and noted state and national recognition of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Recreation Commission
Frances Heller
L. E. Anderson
League
Arvid Jacobson
Frank Nelick
Four KU Pharmacy Students Receive $950 in Scholarships
Scholarships totaling $950 have been awarded to four students in the Pharmacy School at Kansas University. Max J. Starns of Cherryvale received the American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education Scholarship. The $200 award is split into a loan and a gift. The George Guy Hall Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Max J. Starns
Cherryvale
American Foundation For Pharmaceutical Education
George Guy Hall
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J . Jensen
F. G. Jodyy
Audrey Chapman
Elin K. Jorgensen
Charles Lindell
Arthur Winchell
Harvey Jo McArthur
Bo Wo Marvin
Harold Krogh
Nei C. Gray
B. J. Pennel
M. Elsie Kirby
Cora Davenport
W. M. Morton
Marjorie EF
Ifbold Li Kipp
Nettie M. Wismer
Ronald McGregor
Was
V. Qgdell
Rocelyn Roney
Dane Lonborg
Kansas City
Kas
William Pulliam
Cloyene Wiley
Lawrence Delia Gamma
Beta Kappa Chapter
Melvin Huxtable
Mary Wig
Dona Seacat
Williamson Hough
Dwight Mulford
Haworth
Pete Edelbrock
Portia Club
Castle Tea Room
Charlie Hayden
Montana
H. W. Howsman
Clythe Ann Madison
Albuquerque
James L. Burkes
Pueblo
Colo
Clyde Madison
Wheeler
O. E. DeVore
Home Aid Society
W. H. White
Grandma Moses
H. B. Conkey
Gus Brune
F. P. Stapleton
Snub-nosed
Charmer
Royal College Shop
PTA
NEW York Cleaners
Wember
National Institute of Rug Cleaning
County Red Cross
OLD Settlers Meeting
Frank Stockton
Episcopal Parish
National Recreation Congress
New Orleans
Commission
Baltimore
Kansas
Stockton
Forest Savage
School of Education
F. W. Blackmar
AAUW
Recreation Council
Boggs Hat Shop
Tha Littles Shop
Vermont
Oxr
Sears
Weaver's Hosiery Shop
Oor
Parsons
Nick and
Joe Sche
Cissel
Weaver's Corset Shop
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