Saturday Bridge and Club Notices From Local Social Page
Saturday miss helen sialen hosts a bridge luncheon while many clubs meet Monday including Mrs marks team whist and a contract club at Mrs h e don carios. engagements announced include mr charles skilton's daughter vivian maud to mr richard henry frazier. several tea and luncheon events, Easter programs, and plan for founders day at colonial with review and cantata breakfast setups.
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Helen Sialen
So Marks
H. E. Don Carios
T. D. Funk
C. ©. Pontius
George Hedrick
Ae Cart Phillips
Lota Nu
J. G. McElhinny
Lunehean
Colonial
Finexec Club
George Bullene
Young Matrons Club
Dinner Bridge
Myron Metz
Charles Sanford Skilton
Vivian Maud
Richard Henry Frazier
Frederick William Frazier
Cambridge
Mass
Simple post Lenten gowns spark Easter party chic
New York designers unveil the 1936 spring edition of playtime dresses for Easter outings. The mood is simple elegance with dramatic yet understated lines, abandoning heavy sparkle for a clean, youthful look.
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New York
Ling
Local clubs host gatherings and roll calls across town
Favorite Bible verses prompted roll calls as diverse clubs met at multiple addresses. Guests included Mrs. Ervin Chambers and Miss Betty Jones. Tea groups, book reviews, and contract clubs planned meetings with hosts at Maine, Vermont, and Missouri streets. A Jolly Stitchers musical roll call paused for Holy Week observances.
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Ervin Chambers
Roy Davenport
Betty Jones
Frank E. Jones
Easter travels and notices across Kansas in brief
Verna McQuey returns to Plattemouth while many residents plan Easter visits to Kansas City Detroit and Canada. Local residents travel to Wichita Oklahoma City St Joseph Iola and Auburn for holidays. Memorial and orthopedic hospital notes plus a divorce granted to William Ott. Marriage licenses issued to Frank Patty Betty Nester and James Metcalf Edith Haley.
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Court House
Frank ,L. Patty
Betty Lee Nester
Marysville
Kan
James K. Metcalf
Edith R. Haley
Lawrence
The Little Church in Black and White by Stanley A Curtis
The article argues immortality is meaningful only for those who have lived fully. It contrasts Jesus’s postdeath appearances, education, aging, and promotion, urging preparation in life as the path to a fuller existence. The author reflects on pondering immortality with Chesterton.
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The
Little Church
Stanley A. Curtis
Jesus
Echoes of Thunder and Vision in Exalted Verse
A fragmentary archaic verse expresses awe at hearing and seeing divine omens. The speaker celebrates thunder lightning and a sense of blessed witness, claiming it is meaningful to have experienced such signs. The tone is reverent and revelatory, with elevated diction.
Hopewell Independence Community Notes and Visits
Hopewell Ladies Aid met with Mrs Earle Lederer on Wednesday with seven members and three guests present. The next meeting will be with Mrs Anna Newman on Wednesday April 14. Mr and Mrs F Fry of Kansas City visited Glenn Kellar. Miss Mary Mathey seeks eye treatment at Bell Memorial hospital in Kansas City. Mrs Minnie Seele of Lawrence visited her son and family the Lederers. The Hopewell Community club presented Safety First at Number 10 schoolhouse and Independence school. A surprise birthday dinner honored Mrs Earle Lederer. Attendees included the Lederer, Newland, Saw yer, Rockhold, Purvis, and others. Pupils from Hopewell school attended the county spelling contest in Lawrence. Several other local visits and trips to Kansas City are noted. Charlene Gale read with grandparents in Baldwin. Claude Jardon visited home with parents M J Jardon.
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High Prairie Ladies Aid Society
Earle Lederer
Anna Newman
F. Fry
Kansas City
Glenn Kellar
Mary Mathey
Bell Memorial Hospital
Minnie Seele
Lawrence
Henry Seele
Hopewell Community Club
Number 10
Independence School
Arley Lederer
Richard Sawyer
George Newland
Eugene
Laura Pearson
Fred Purvis
Clyde Lederer
Leonard Newland
John Rockhold
John Estes
Alva Rockhold
Henry Wendt
Turner
Hopewell School
Doris Lederer
Billy Newman
Geneva Reynolds
Alvin
Sophia Schwartz
Worden
Earl Black
W. H. Lucas
Ike Hockensmith
Mildred Madl
Herman Butell, Jr
Stephen Speicheg
Mae Harmon
Baldwin High
Ottawa
Topeka
Baldwin High School
Marie Doherty
Frances Bailey
Douglas County Teachers Association
Oscar Gray
Arthur Rockhold
Lewis Tucker
James Taul
Cleo Price
Jewell Anderson
Julia
Letha Mae Taul
Balwin High School
A. M. Reser
Herschel Ulrich
Will Goodell
High Prairie
Cecil Jardon
Lathrop
Hopewell
Mary Newman
Julia Merchant
Eugene Newland
Doris Newman
June Lederer
William Newman
Thelma Lederer
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
A short humorous note formatted as a quip about a preacher and a sleep during sermon, attributing the fault to a tincture and referencing St Paul. The piece reads like a syndicated blurb from a regional humor column.
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Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
St Paul
Eusright Wii
A Syndicate
Personal news from Lawrence and area social guests
George P. Hollingbery advertis ing manager of the Chicago Herald and Examiner and daughter Ann visit Lawrence with Mrs H Hollingbery. Mr and Mrs L D Charlton host guests including Mrs Frank s and John Thomas of Rochester. Margaret McNown of Al onga spends Easter with Prof and Mrs W C McNown, with Winifred Gillen and Kathleen King visiting. Alice Wesley of Spearville to spend Easter with Dr and Mrs Frank McFarland. Mrs F I Rea visiting her aunt Mrs H J Penney.
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George P. Hollingbery
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Ann
Lawrence
H. Hollingbery
L. D. Charlton
Indiana Street
X . Charleston
Franks
du Quoin
John Thomas
Rochester
Margaret McNown
Along
W. C. McNown
Winifred Gillen
Kathleen King
Algona
Alice Wesley
Spearville
Frank McFarland
F. I. Rea
H. J. Penney
Local Couple Guests Sunday in Baldwin and Area News
Over the weekend and recent days, residents visited family and friends across Baldwin and nearby towns. Activities included dinners in Baldwin, visits to Ottawa and Topeka, trips to Lathrop Missouri, and participation in district teachers meetings and school contests with Hopewell winning top averages.
Allen family returns from east motor trip
Dr. F C Allen and wife with Jane Eleanor and Bobby spent about two weeks in the east on business and pleasure. Dr Allen attended meetings of the national basketball coaches association and the national rules committee in New York and then stayed on to confer with publishers of his forthcoming basketball book titled Technique Tactics and Tales of Better Basketball. While there he met Waldo Bowman, a forward from the 1923 team.
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F. C. Allen
Jane
Eleanor
Bobby
Allen
National Basketball Coaches Association
National Rules Committee
New York
East
Waldo Bowman
Missouri Valley conference hoops note with editor links
Bowman now serves as associate editor of Engineering News Record published by McGraw Hill. Dr Allen reports solid Olympic series turnout in New York. McPherson Oilers impress crowds with height and play but lose final by one point to Hollywood Universal Pictures team.
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Bowman
Engineering News Record
McGraw- Hill and Company
Dr. Allen
New York
McPherson Oilers
Hollywood Universal Pictures
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N. P. Sherwood
Margaret Sherwood
Algona, Ta
Alice Hosford
Ruth Stockwell
Martha Cameron
Evangeline Clark
Miss Sherwood
Review Club
W. A. Churchill
Trinity Luthern Church
A. T. Olson
Dolph Simons
Chapter AZ
P.E.O
Miss Stockwell
India School
R. B. Stevens
John Stutz
Upton Close
Farm Bureau
C. L. McClung
Jack Kelsey
McClung
Home Management Project
F. A. Richardson
Louise Butler
E. C. Stimpson
Edwin
Earl Stevens
Milton McClung
E. S. Reeves
C. E. Sneegas
C. C. Winslet
R. O. Karr
George of
Girard
Ma. Richardson
Eileen Maloney
Catherine Jaedicke
Dolph Simons, Jr
Joan -Hamilton
Mary Helen
Con- Libby Hamilton Stant
John Jaedicke
Sally Rowe
Nancy Jane Lind
Sey John Simons
Zarah Zoellner
Anna March
Tonganoxie
Paul Coker
Percy Swartz
Fred Six
Mothers’ Discussion Club
Herbert Jones
Oliver Transue
Ray Long
Joe Newman
Elizabeth Hawes
Kaw Valley Farm Bureau
H. M. Chamney
R. Grant
Happy Tea Sewing Club
Duane Cook
Rhode Island Street
Emma Brown
John Stavros
J. Elliott
O.S. Davis
Maine Street
Tota Nu
J. G. McKlhinny
Vermont Street
Forrest Noll
Carl Phillips
Louisiana Street
Kate Caldwell
Joan Fralick
Gordon Schleifer
Fleeta Penn
Winifred Arndt
Justin Arndt
Rowena Nehrbass
Mary Katherine Markley
Deane Kieffer
Lauren A. Hunter
Missouri Street
Gilbert Smith
Smith
H. W. Edmondson
S. W. Hartley
Hunter
Ingleside Club
Olive Brush
Ohio Street
Twentieth Century Club
A. J. Anderson
Frank A. Preyer
Arthur Gwen
Plattemouth
Neb
Verna McQuey
H. E. Aynerson
Anna Pile
Northeast High School
E. A. Pierson
T. C. Davis
Charles Tucker
Marilyn
H. E. Jordan
Dolph, Jr
John
Auburn
Ray Wilkerson
June
Juanita
St. Joseph
A. B. Elliott
Garnett
Verna Davison
Wellsville
Gertrude
Helen
Audrey Davison
Morris Pratt
South
Percell and Company
F. W. Pratt
C. H. Johnson
Frank R. McFarland
L. N. Lewis
Hugh Means
Iola
Charles B. Spencer
Lewis
J. W. Pratt
State Highway Department
Pratt
League of Women Voters
WREN
Agnes Thompson
J. F. Brown
District Court
William Ott
Blanche Ott
Chesterton
Hopewell Independence
Robert Mitchell
Will Vaughn
Charlene Gale
George Marquardt
Baldwin
Claude Jardon
M. J
Conn
Home Service Laundry
Sparton
Ohio
Electrolux
Beers
Kansas Public Service Co
Your Gas CO
Prion
Mr. Bunny
Tenn St
Life Insurance
New Hampshire
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