Social calendar notes and club gatherings across town
Community groups hold luncheons, bridge games, and lectures at churches and union venues. Members include Mrs. Ralph Fall, Mrs. Harry Fuller, and Mrs. C. Deherty among others. A Tufton tea at the Colonial tea-room and a Beauceant covered dish luncheon are announced with multiple hostesses and a calendar of forthcoming events.
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Ralph
Ee ‘Gill
Harry Fuller
Phillips
C. Deherty
Fuller
Sonic Temple
Cheta
Phi Alpha
Eldridge
Noble
Bebei
Ars
J.B. Wilson
Sigma Nu
Eldrids
Kar Priday
Lyie
Powell
Spenaeter
Mu ‘Phi Epsilon
Eanlew
Saturdyres
Et ‘Triangle
Womse's Club
Memorial Union Building
Percy Grainger Reading and Society Elections Noted
Be Percy Grainger and Mrs. A B Ewing will give a reading. Officers will be elected during the business session. Patrons of the school are invited to attend. Mr and Mrs C A Wunderlich announce the birth of a daughter yesterday at St Luke's hospital Denver Colo to whom they have given the name Carolee Aleene.
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Toss Karnes
Nentura
Mary
Aes
China
W. Maloney
Memorial Hospital
Percy Grainger
A. B. Ewing
C.A. Wunderlich
1St. Luke's Hospital
Denver
Colo
Carolee — Aleene
Wunderlich
Grace Derby
Lawrence
Personal News Roundup From Kansas City To Topeka
Local society column lists Mrs Fred Clarke traveling to Lansing Michigan to join her daughter and visit Mrs Ernest Young. Mrs Madeline Weilepn and Mrs Byron Donmyer in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs T E Speer returning to Wichita after visiting Mrs Minnie Carter. Eleanor Simons from Chicago visiting Dr A S Gowdy who was ill. Dr and Mrs Johnny Grove of Newton guests of Henry Ash. Mrs C E Nelson and Mrs L W West with Dorothy motoring to Topeka. Hattie Knapp and Harry Ballinger from Maple Hill visited aunt Mrs Della E Hurd in Lawrence. Miss Mertice Stucker and nurse J Bemis back from Kansas City. Mrs Annie Tremaine of Batavia entertained by Mrs Della E B Hurd in Lawrence. K Goring on business trip to Oklahoma. Miss Goring Roy visiting Lyndon. Suprathy May, daughter of Mr West, at Mrs C C Nelson's. Steimeons jan returned from San Diego. Lawre Flower Society to hold annual plant sale April 6 in basement greenhouse. all members urged to donate plants valued at 50c.
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Fred Clarke
Lansing
Mich
Sam Adams
Mvs
Ernest Young
Madeline. Weilepn
Byron Donmyer
Kansas City
T.E. Speer
American Legion
Convention Hall
Etoile B. Simons
Chicago
A. S. Gowdy
C. E. Nelson
Tel
Annie Tremaine
Batavia
K. Goring
Oklahoma
Miss. Goring
Roy
Lyndon
Suprathy May
S West
C.C. Nelson
C.Y
Steimeons
San Diego
Cal
Lawre
Ynemibers
Miss Shinn to Offer Ehiropody Services at Marinello Shop
Miss Shinn, chiropodist, will be at Mrs. Roy T. Helm's Marinello Shop on Wednesday and Thursday for appointments. Also notes a rummage sale at St. Johns Church on Friday and Saturday April 5 and 6, with contact at 729 Mass.
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Shinn
Roy T. Helm
Marinello
St. Johns Church
Hardy Tea Roses Sale At 459 Plant-Adv For Friday
Seven varieties of Hardy Tea Roses will be for sale at 459 plant-Adv. The Presbyterian church will hold a food sale at the Pigely-Wiggly Friday April 6 with sale starting at 10:00 a m Saturday morning.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Pigely-Wiggly
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