Waggoner and New Club Plan Meetings in October
Waggoner and New Club set gatherings for 2 30 p m Friday October 4 with Mrs Alvin Gabriel in Eudora. The Eudora Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service will meet at 2 p m Wednesday October 2 one week earlier due to a district meeting on the regular day.
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Alvin Gabriel
Eudora
Eudora Methodist Women's iSociety of Christian Service
Hesper Mathers Club
Jerry Harris
Roy Kurtz
Ralph Wotan
Noel Griffin
Maggie Hagenbuch
Howard Caviness
Social and wedding notices from Lawrence society page
Social events include tea for Dr W P Albrecht KU English chair and reception for Rose Morgan professor Ward Lockwood at KU Museum of Art. Hambleton wedding of Judith Ingerson and Carl Kron at First Methodist Church with reception. Pendleton Stratton wedding at Plymouth Congregational. Numerous club meetings and plans for holidays and events across community groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Lockwood
Kansas University
Rose Morgan
Lockwood
KU Museum of Art
California Univrsity
Judith Ingerson
Cloyd Ingerson
Cadet Ave
Carl Robert Kron
Colorado Springs
Colo
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Rynor Leigh Stratton
Sandra Jane Pendleton
Hildred Pendleton
Miss. St
R. L. Pendleton
Baldwin
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mr. Stratton
Nora Stratton
Holton
Community Women Gather For Meetings And Gifts
Circle I of the Eudora Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Carrol Gersten berger's home with 16 members. Devotions by Mrs. Enoch Wright, embroidery project for tea towels. Next luncheon at Mrs. Allen Cochran with Mrs. Lewis French assisting. Circle I hosted a luncheon with 26 members and guest Mrs. Fields Holmes, devotions by Mrs. Harold Gabriel, project led by R. N. Riley and M. B. Starr. See The Night Circle met at Mrs. Douglas George's home with 16 members. guests, devotion by Mrs. Ray Burkhardt, Federation talk by Mrs. Holmes. Lawrence groups: Dr. Kenneth Jochim guest speaker for Business and Professional Women at Eldridge Hotel. Mary Nugent to sing. International Relations and National Security committees listed. Sigma Kappa Mothers Club planned luncheon with Kansas City chapter. attendees named. Lawrence Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae to host buffet for EU pledges at Mrs. Paul B. Lawson's home with Miss Merle Munson, Sharon Bevan, and July Anthony present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Jane Pendleton
Hildred Pendleton
Wayne Replogie
Clayton Krehbiel
Shirley Hughes
Michael Pendleton
Bill Bell
Kansas City
George Denny
James Vincent
Ray Pendleton
Carol Barber
Mary Beebe
Beth Cline
Judy Jackman
Joe Schiessler
Richard Crites
Stratton
el Paso
Tex
Army
Ft. Bliss
George Stephens
Richard
Ross Barton
Colorado Springs
Colo
Paul Houghton
Jimmy
Sharon
Kingston, Mo
Circle I
Eudora Woman's Society of Christian Service
Carrol Gerstenberger
Clyde Gibson
Enoch Wright
Allen Cochran
Lewis French
Circle 1
Amos Westerhouse
Herman Bohnsack
Alta Roe
Fields Holmes
Harold Gabriel
R. N. Riley
M. B. Starr
Douglas George
Ruby Morris
D.E. Kerr
Donald Bagby
Dexter
Archie Jamison
John Long
Fields
Holmes
Ray Burkhardt
Federation of Women
Kenneth Jochim
Lawrence Business and Professional Women's Club
Eldridge Hotel
Mary Nugent
Ethalind Grey
Iva Palmer
Mabel Mallory
Eugenia Spears
Cora Moyer
Merl Nichols
Fannie Spurrier
Celeste Patton
Mayme Corcoran
Gladys Bremmer
Della Shaw
Marcia Carter
Fay Brown
Lawrence Alpha Chi Omega
Paul B. Lawson
Merle Munson
Sharon Bevan
July Anthony
KU Club Social Calendar Highlights Local Events
The social calendar lists events across the week including a Saturday square dance at 8 p.m. at the 4-H Fairgrounds with a buffet after the KU Oregon State football game, a Sunday flower show at the Community Building, a 3 p.m. reception at the KU Museum of Art, and Monday gatherings for KU Dames and the University Women’s Club at the Museum of Art. Also notes a Review Club meeting, No Name Club, and square dances hosted by KU Faculty Club and chaired by Karl Edwards with Pat Beedles calling, plus Zodiac Club activities and host addresses for meetings at Mrs. Park and Mrs. Fries residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KU Museum of Art
KU Dames Women
Museum of Art
KU Dames
University Women's Club
Eldon Fields
Pat Beedles
Karl Edwards
State 4-H Award Winners Selected by Committee
A state awards committee at Kansas State College Manhattan will pick state 4-H award winners from county records during a nine member meeting Monday through Thursday. The panel includes Miss Joan Sage Miss Nadine Howard Kenneth Fromm Clarence Hollingsworth William H. Borst J Willi s Jordan Miss Marjorie Ann Tennant Floyd N Reece and Claude N King. Winners receive college scholarships watches medals and trips to the National Club Congress in Chicago in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Joan Sage
Phillips County
Nadine Howard
Wilson County
Kenneth Fromm
Lane County
Clarence Hollingsworth
Greenwood County
William H. Borst
Wyandotte
J. Willis Jordan
Labette
Marjorie Ann Tennant
Floyd N. Reece
Claude N. King
National Club Congress
Chicago
4-H Club Family Picnic At 4-H Fairgrounds
Belleview Home Demonstration Unit members and friends will gather for a 7 39 p m family picnic Thursday at the 4 H Fairgrounds. Mrs J A Tuggle hosted the Riverside unit meeting and completed a fabrics lesson. The unit voted to donate two gifts to the Red Cross for service men at sea. Mrs Chariton Bartz will host the October 24 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleview Home Demonstration Unit
J. A. Tuggle
Riverside Home Demonstration Unit
Red Cross
High Seas
Chariton Bartz
Miss Hoopes Awards Cup at Lawrence Flower Show
Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes will receive a traveling silver cup for the most outstanding arrangement at the Lawrence Flower Show. The judging begins Sunday at 9 a.m. at the Community Building, with public viewing from 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Lawrence
Luncheon Menu and Recipes Featured at Lawrence High School Open House
Miss Mary Lu Hill oversees school cafeterias and meals at events. The open house menu features buttered brownies with a tested recipe, plus a weekly lineup of school lunch items including hot dogs tamales and chicken tetrazzini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lu Hill
Lawrence High School
Colorful Studio Kitchens and Living Rooms Highlight 1957 Show
Decorators and manufacturers at the 1957 Home Furnishings Show favor bold hues from orange to red to greens. Ellen Lehman McChiskey builds a Renaissance themed drawing room with dark greens and faux stained glass walls, while John Wisner pairs chrome yellow with pumpkin and white carpet. Others, like Bertha Schaefer and Hector Grant, craft dramatic spaces with gold orange nylon and red white schemes. Outdoor terraces feature as extensions of living areas, and Pahlmann showcases plantation style with English American furnishings and a Spanish rug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Lehman McChiskey
John Wisner
Nancy McCirtbaul
Bertha Schaefer
Yale Burgo
Poll Fett
Hector Grant
Louis MI
Melanie Kahane
Jerome Manashaw
James Daggett
William Pahlmann
Local Personal Notes and Church Events Include Visits and Seminar
Local social items detail Mrs. Tom Parker and Martha Ravlull attending a Kentucky game in Mes Maoceot Mis, and Mrs FOO SN Withames with Christan Servier at the Brest Methodist Church. Mrs Parsons and Mr Zimmerman plan Sunday visits, while Mrs Landrith returns from Wichita after surgery. Also a community curry spiced butter and peppered rice serving suggestion appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Parker
Foo SN
Vano
Christan Servier
Brest Methodist Church
Wellsvale
Parsons
Rumbeldt
Mys
Jack Zimmerman
Gurity
Cleo
Topeka
Sullivan
Jonctan City
GS. Landrith
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la. St
W. P. Albrecht
Albrecht
Tom Sweeney
Virginia Smith
Robert Allen
Cecil R. Allen
Route 1
Joe Smith
Lecompton
Miss Smith
Washburn University
Allen
Forbes Air Force Supply Depot
North Lawrence
Margaret Cottrell
Muriel Dodson
Theta Rho Assembly of Kansas
International Association of Rebekah Assemblies
Florida
Degree Rebekah Lodge No
Dorothy Rose
Noble Grand
Elvin Ousdahl
Emma Rowing
Silas Jerome
Edith Benson
Jo Miller
Helianthus
Zoe Pingry
Ollie Martin
Lena Wilson
Pingry
Eastern Star
Lucy Abel
Dollie Reitz
Eudora Flower Club
City Hall
Ray Miller
Flower Grower Magazine
Chloa Breithaupt
Herb Milner
Heaper Friends Missionary Society
Richard Terrell
Ercil Craven
Roland Terrell
Verne Terrell
Cham Williamson
Oren Dunlap
Howard Kohler
Everett Votaw
Ralph Votaw
Harry Stambaugh
Irvin Votaw
Raymond Stanley
Verlin Couch
Herbert Knabe
Frances Hale
Paul Gabriel
G. Stone
Grice -Hargardine
Ruth Copley
Lillian Diverbiss of
Gardner
Rankin Drug Co
Tressa Stone
Spring Hill
Craven
Carl Kurtz Sr
W. H. Miller
Carrie Forsythe
Gladys Smith
Shirley Kurtz
John Eisele
Mamie Ellis
Eda Ellis
Mary Stone
Grace Stone
Twilla Knabe
Sigma Kappa Mothers Club
Ray
Brewster
J. 5. Daniels
W. C. Summers
FE. A. Bales
Henry Holtzclaw
Robert E. House
Chester Hemphill
Anna McDorman
Review Club
No Name Club
H. A. Fries
Tenn. St
Zodiac Club
Kelvin Hoover
Vt. St
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Taney
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Bach
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Miss Hoopes
Annie Boggs Hat Shop
Vermont
Shas
Cecil Allen
Route Tis
Velvet Freeze
Melton
Vivian Brown
AP Newsfeature
Wetar
West 23Rd St
Oregon State
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