KU Syracuse football weekend crowds fill campus social calendar
KU alumni and university clubs host numerous pre and post game events in Lawrence. Residents and out of town guests attend luncheons buffets and dinners at venues including the Lawrence Country Club Eldridge Hotel and Kansas Union. Activities feature the KU Alumni Association Cosmopolitan Club and Kappa Alpha Theta fathers weekend gatherings around the game.
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Ku-Syracuse
Memorial Stadium
Milton Allen
Thomas van Cleave
Kansas City
Lawrence Country Club
The
KU Alumni Association
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Cosmopolitan Club
Eldridge Hotel
Wichita
Salina
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Landscaping Talk Presented by Green Thumb Club Speaker
George D. Smith of Smith Floral and Nursery spoke on landscaping at the Green Thumb Garden Club meeting Thursday night. He covered evergreens pruning propagation seeds and indoor handling of perennials for winter. Hostess Mrs. L. K. Draucker and co-hostess Mrs. Robert Faulk assisted. awards honored ribbon winners and blue and red prizes in artistic arrangements and horticulture.
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George D. Smith
Smith Floral and Nursery
Green Thumb Garder Club
L. K. Draucker
Rockledge Rd
Robert Faulk
Mr. Smith
A.H. Turney
Richard Johnson
James Bush
Draucker
Faulk
Bush
Ottawa
John McNicol
Johnson
Norma Jewell
James Neelley
Women invited to form volleyball club in Community Building
The Lawrence Recreation Commission sponsors a new women’s volleyball club directed by Miss Patricia Kirby. No charge for joining. Instruction provided. Meetings and play run weekly onTuesday nights from 7 to 9 p m at the Community Building.
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The
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Patricia Kirby
Winter Wedding Planned for Karen Ann Brookfield
Winter wedding plans announced for Karen Ann Brookfield daughter of Mr and Mrs Dutton Brookfield of Kansas City Missouri to William Christian Whitenight son of Mr and Mrs George Kenneth Whitenight of 1700 Miss Street The couple are both KU students with Brookfield a Barstow graduate and Kappa Kappa Gamma member who attended Newcomb College and was Jewel Ball presented in 1960 Whitenight a Kansas University student and Sigma Chi member The wedding is set for December 22 at the Second Presbyterian Church in Kansas City Missouri.
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Delta Chi Fraternity
Eldridge Hotel
Crystal Room
Joe Hope
Alice Johnson
H. W. Jenkins
Kenneth Johnson
Dutton Brookfield
Kansas City
Karen Ann
William Christian Whitenight
George Kenneth Whitenight
Miss Brookfield
Barstow School
Newcomb College
New Orleans
Kansas University
Kappa Kappa Gamma Social Sorority
Whitenight
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Second Presbyterian Church
Kansas City, Mo
Monte Russell
George W. Russell
Highland Dr
Delta Chapter
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Ann Landers
Vera
Glenna
Glenn
Samples Dwelle vows take place Sept 21
The marriage of Miss Carol Samples to Ronald Dwelle was held Saturday at the First Methodist Church. Rev Edwin Price performed the ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Samples of 1406 W 2nd Terr, attended Kansas University and works at Raney Hillcrest Drug Store. Dwelle, a Kansas University English graduate student, is an assistant in the English Department and son of Earl Dwelle of Gayville SD. The Dwelles reside on Route 1.
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Carol Samples
Ronald Dwelle
First Methodist Church
Edwin Price
Dan Samples
Terr
Kansas University
Raney Hillcrest Drug Store
Dwelle
Earl Dwelle
Gayville
S.D
Dwelles
Rich Rose Ranch Fall Festival Opens Weekend Show
The Rich Rose Ranch in Coldwater Kansas holds its annual fall festival on October 5 and 6. A display features 300 new roses plus 3,000 existing specimens, 300 selected dahlias, and 600 canvas. The 1963 Rose Queen will be crowned Sunday afternoon, with events directed by the Coldwater Chamber of Commerce.
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Rich Rose Ranch
Coldwater
Kan
Kansas
Coldwater Chamber of Commerce
Sunny Valley Extension Unit Cancelled Meet Date Change
Sunny Valley Home Economics Extension Unit will not meet on Tuesday October 1 due to a public meeting and leaders training at 2 p.m. in the 1-H building at Valley Falls. The unit will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday October 8 at the Sunnyside building.
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Sunny Valley Home Economics Extension Unit
Valley Falls
Sunnyside
Francis couple to mark 50th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs A R Francis of Baldwin observe their 50th anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 pm at the Baptist Chapel 111 6th St They were married Sept 30 1913 in Des Moines Iowa They have two children eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren
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A. R. Francis
Baldwin
Baptist Chapel
6Th St
Francis
Des Moines
Iowa
KU Syracuse football weekend visitors fill Kansas campus
A parade of guests gathers in Manhattan and Lawrence for the KU Syracuse football game with many families visiting relatives. Notables include Conboy speaking at a safety conference and Delta Theta Lambda pledges at Kansas University.
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William A. Conboy
Kansas University
Manhattan
Conboy
Tom
Mike Jones
Lincoln
Neb
Ivan D. Rowe
Naismith Dr
Ku-Syracuse
Wesley A. Zillner
Junction City
Clara Freese
Esther Freese
Nellie Sanders
Lone Star
H. A. Stover
Peggy
Coffeyville
Floyd Temples
Alex Mitchell
Bull Shoals Lake
Ark
Tucker Hollow
Don Clingenpeel
KU Syracuse
Harold Lynn
Prairie Village
Marian Stockway
Kansas Chiropractors Association
X. J. Kennedy
Clifton, Ariz
Lawrence
J. Fred Broeker
D. Don Haines
Robert Arnold
Houston
Tex
Syracuse
Harold Horn Speaks on Citizen Involvement in Local Government
Harold Horn addresses the Lawrence League of Women Voters at a membership coffee discussing citizen apathy and the role of advisory groups such as the Committee of 100 and local commissions. He urges neighborhood meetings, citizen education for public office, and notes potential board drawbacks like representation and resource limits.
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Harold Horn
Ein
Lawrence League of Women Voters
Horn
City Commission
J. H. Camin
League
Clifford Ketzel
C Cunningham Family Visitors From Santiago
Mr and Mrs C B Cunningham of Santiago Chile visited Lawrence this week staying with Mr and Mrs Joe Traylor and Mr and Mrs Neal Wherry. A former Lawrence High Physics teacher he now heads NASA satellite tracking in Chile supervising 13 U S stations and 85 staff. He notes contact with 18 active satellites and plans to return to Washington in two years. His parents previously served as English speaking pastor in Lawrence.
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C. B. Cunningham
Santiago
Chile
Lawrence
Joe Traylor
Neal Wherry
Lawrence High School
Cunningham
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington
United States
Chester Cunningham
Rev. Cunningham
First Baptist Church
Watertown
S.C
Baptist Church
Brazil Family Reunion at the 4-H Grounds
The Brazil family reunion was held Sunday at the 4-H Fairgrounds Building No 1 with a noon basket dinner. Attendees included Charles and a group from Kansas City Missouri and Kansas City Kansas, plus Musick Whaley Hegeman and others. Little Scott Brazil, fifth generation, is the great great grandson of early Kansas pioneer James Brazil who arrived from Vicksburg Michigan in 1859.
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Brazil
Charles Brazil
Bob Brazil
Scott
Tracey
Amy
Kansas City
George Musick
Kan
May Whaley
Glenn Whaley
Joyce Whaley
Gene Conway
Lyle Hegeman
Bob
Topeka
Gertrude Churchhbaugh
Richland
Route 2
Stella Brazil
Nettie Hegeman
Myrtle Woodard
Eva Abraham
Lawrence
Herman Bohnsack
Eudora
Little Scott Brazil
United States
James Brazil
Kansas
Vicksburg, Mich
Record Two Million Tourists Visit Grand Teton Park
A French family from South Vietnam became the two millionth visitors of the year at Grand Teton National Park. Mr and Mrs Michel Bogros and their children Carol and Eric passed through the gates on Friday. Bogros works as an agronomist on a three month vacation.
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Moose
Wyo
South
Viet Nam
Grand Teton National Park
Michel Bogros
Carol
Eric
Bogros
Ann Landers Advice Columns on Engagement and Habits
Dear Ann Landers addresses a fiancée who suspects infidelity and a reader who wants to forgive. Other letters discuss budgeting by daughters and an unclean husband affecting romantic life, with guidance and firm thresholds.
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Ann Landers
Agnes
Lecompton VFW Auxiliary Plans Fall Events
Lecompton VFW Auxiliary Weidlee-Hudson Post 2989 discussed upcoming events at a Thursday meeting in president Mrs. Boland Krafts home. They scheduled the Nov 14 bazaar and turkey dinner at Lecompton City Hall and Oct 9 special dinner and all day meeting at Mrs. Russell Hatchers home.
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Lecompton Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Weidlee-Hudson Post
Boland Kraft
Lecompton City Hall
Lion's Club
Russell Hatcher
Louis Traxler
Alaska
Concer
Club Meeting Notices for Sigma Alpha Iota and Local Groups
The Sigma Alpha Iota Alumnae and Patroness Group will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at 1520 Barker Ave the home of Mrs G Baley Price. An executive board meeting is set for 7 40 p.m. No Name Club meets at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday with Mrs Ernest Peters 2019 Harvard Rd. The Miriam Unit of the Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday Oct 2 in Fellowship Hall with WSCS and Kappa Phi. Mrs Olivia Price Feltner will give the devotions.
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Sigma Alpha Iota
No Name Club
Ernest Peters
Harvard Rd
Miriam
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
WSCS
Kappa Phi
Olivia Price Feltner
Many Students Served In School Cafeterias In Lawrence
More than 3100 lunches are served daily in Lawrence public schools per cafeteria director Miss Mary Lin Hull. About 300 at Lawrence High School 740 at Central Junior High 600 at West Junior High 200 at Last Heights and 180 at Central and Woodlawn, meal cost withheld. Next week’s menu listed with varied lunches for each weekday.
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Lawrence Public Schools
Mary Lin Hull
Lawrence High School
Central Junior High
West
Last Heights
Central
Woodlawn
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs
Sunday social events list includes the Wientiy Club reception and pledges. The Native chapter hosts a patroness group meeting with executive guests. Also noted are university affiliations and venue details for upcoming gatherings at Uniker Ave and Haley Eries.
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Atp
Croup
Haley Eries
Fia Uniker
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Louis Tacchelly
Sturgis. Mich
Robert Stanton Everitt
Independence
John Kirchner
Vern Beckner
W. C. Springer
Tenn. St
Harry Bauersfield
A. B. Thomas
Ed Dennis
Julie
Carolyn Willis
Robert Nichols
William Walker
Eskridge
R.G. Zimmerman
William T. Nichols
N. H. St
Dick Harp
Clifton Ct
Robert Oylers
Alvin Walters
Lincoln, Kan
Jay Burnett
Parkville
Sam Chambers
Leavenworth
University Women's Club
Watkins Room
Kansas Union
Laurence Woodruff
W. Clarke Wescoe
Henry Shenk
Charles Leone
Ferdinand Bates
Frank Hoecker
Thomas Gorton
Burton Marvin
James Hitt
Natalie Calderwood
May Gardner
Dean Emily Taylor
E. Thayer Gaston
Frank Burge
Clark Coan
John McCuish
J. J. Wilson
Agnes Husband Geltch
Laurel Anderson
Janet Hornberger
Douglas Breithaupt
Walter Schwarz
Oscar Stoebener
Carl Johanning
Julius Hornberger
Schwarz
Charles Hornberger
Donald Breithaupt
Edna Harrelbrink
J.W. Breithaupt
Fred Breithaupt
Arnold Stoebener
Ruth Johanning
Elmer Wintermantle
Henry Seele
Alvin Johanning
Roy Schwalm
Harold Jehle
Walter Stoebener
Harold Seele
Winfred Vaughn
Milton Niebrugge
Ernest Johanning
J. F. Krueger
Ed Johanning
Henry Johan
Stitch and Chatter Quilt and
Wauneta Salisbury
Cordelia Mitchell
Mitchell
May Shepard
Chester Skinner
Kanwaka
James Kesinger
Ozarks
Mary Sieve
Harry Sutton
Green Thumb Club
Karen Ann Brookfield
Sunny Valley Meeting
Trudy
Kong Venteres Symdecane
POE
Mrs. Francis
Mie Ava
Hoop
Event For Women Voters
C. B. Cunninghams
Dole
FDO
Braece
Annie
Fanny
Lecompton Vfw
KRAFT
Advisory Service
Scotts
Howard Gregory
Owens Garden Center
15Th and
N.Y
So, Scotts
Lana En Dien
Cheeke Sane
Peabo
Eyittl
Avesatre Neen
WA Wientiy Club
Recep Bang
Ned Siatt
Ff Pan Sie
Davgepre Ata
Staal Stipes
Gb Pea
Mare
Ray
Christian
Erly Gustafs
Helen's Beauty Salon
Helen Harmon
Netione! Institute of Rug Cleaners
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