Social notes from the Fischer dinner and club meetings
Mr and Mrs Otto Fischer host the bridge club at the Manor Thursday. About twenty five AAUW members meet at Mrs C C Stewart plans for next year discussed and reports from Empona state convention given by several members. A benefit bridge and fashion show planned for May 4 in Memorial Union. Junior AAUW W present a one act play. Also details on a ninety six year old birthday dinner for Mrs Ridgway and various other club meetings and events across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sogety
Otto Fischer
American Association of University Women
C.C. Stewart
Memorial Union
Ellen Hazard
Grace Vernon
Allena Hicks
Jones Bushong
Social calendar notes and club activity listings
A long list of Tuesday to Friday social events and meetings across Lawrence clubs. Bridges at various hotels, alumnae associations, garden clubs, P T A groups, Mothers League, and church calendars are noted with hosts and venues including Wiedemann's Colonial Manor First Christian church and other homes. Also mentions Riverside Farm Bureau meeting on poetry and a Lawrence Flower club program with Prof. Stevens on Kansas wildflowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Flower Club
Snow Hall
Walter Stadel
Topeka
Kaw Valley Garden Clubs
Kansas Associated Garden Clubs
Garden Club
W. C. Stevens
K. U
Kansas
Frank E. Jones
Aarge
Local Club Notes Share Meetings and Fashion Show
A list of society meetings and events is announced. Daughters of the American Revolution postpone a Saturday gathering for one week due to the Kansas Relays. L. D. club meets Friday with Mrs. Dale to discuss favorite flowers. Music club holds its last downtown meeting with Miss Ednah Hopkins leading a program. Presbyterian Women’s Guild plans a wedding gown parade on April 26 modeling fashions from 1874 to today. Methodist Ladies' Aid hosts a covered dish luncheon tomorrow at Mrs. Emma Welch’s home. G.A.R. auxiliary presents a silk flag to the Church of God Sunday school. Birth announced for a son at Memorial hospital. Trinity Episcopal Guild and Auxiliary hold a joint meeting with luncheon, Rev Carter Harrison discussing Decline of Religion. First Baptist Women’s Society hosts a White Cross sewing day with a 2:30 program by Miss Naomi Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women’s Guild
The
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Emma Welch
Tennessee Street
R. Nicholson
Trinity Episcopal Guild and Auxiliary
G. C Shaad
Vernon Smith
A. M. Ockerblad
Carter Harrison
Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church
Missi Naomi Light
Personal Notes From Bartlesville Visit and Kansas City Trip
Mrs. Eugene Perkins and her daughter Donna Jean of Bartlesville Oklahoma visit Mrs. Perkins parents Mr. and Mrs. Byron F. Cooke for a couple of weeks. Mr. Perkins and their young son returned home today after a weekend in Lawrence. Mrs. C C Cunningham spends the day in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Perkins
Donna Jean
Bartlesville
Okla
Community Notes From Sibley And Nearby Areas
Evening Star reports Mr and Mrs George Ott Jr and children visiting Otts sister near Sibley for Sunday dinner. Leone Parker attended a Girl Scout party in Eudora and stayed with Miss Forsythe. Alice Marie Kindred won third in a Lawrence Bible story contest. Lula Lawler cared for Mrs Wilsons baby in DeSoto and then moved to Kansas City. Ruth Ness=dinner guest of Frances Jennings at Wilma Olanders in Eudora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ott, Jr
Ott
Chester Howard
Mr. Howard
Sibley
Leone Parker
Eudora Grade School
Leone
Margaret Forsythe
Lawrence
Alice Marie
Lula Lawler
M. Wilson
DeSoto
Eudora
Josephine Ott
Elfreida Koehler
Revival Meetings At Assembly Of God Church
Evangelist C. W. Barnes and family plan revival services at the Assembly of God church at Fourteenth and Rhode Island starting Thursday night. Family members Maxeen Kathleen Loretta Mrs Barnes and Mr Barnes will assist with song direction violin duet piano accordion performances. Services begin 7 45 each evening before Barnes return to Topeka after four weeks of prior revivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Barnes
Assembly of God Church
Fourteenth
Rhode Island
Maxeen
Kathleen
Loretta
Barnes
Topeka
Local Social Roundup From Hesper Area Gatherings
Wiener roast in Stanley Grove south of Hesper on Monday evening. Neighbors and relatives visited Kansas City and Kaw Valley households including Strobel, Abels, Bowen, and Eisele families. Various calls, dinners, and weekend visits linked residents from Reno to Topeka with Lawrence and Valley Falls listed among hosting sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Grove
Hesper
Werner Strobel
Jake Strobel
Kansas City
Martin Abels
Kaw Valley
Otto Abels
Henry Eisele
Reno
Delene Bowen
Freddie
DeSoto
Arthur Bernitz
Wanda
Emma Strobel
Alvena
Helen
Woodrow
Minnie Kurtz
Henry
Lecompton
Seventeen Pupils Attend Rural School With Honor Roll Honors
The seventh month report shows 17 pupils including six girls and 11 boys with 90 percent averages for Elva Abels, Elbert Boxberger, Charline Edelbrock, Otto George Abels, Donald Kurtz, Leone Parker, Jimmy Boxberger, and Frederick Kurtz. 100s earned by Elva Abels, Jimmy Boxberger, Frederick Kurtz, Otto George Abels, Charline Edelbrock, Donald Kurtz in spelling and arithmetic. The honor roll includes Randall Cole, Delbert Reusch, Esther Ott, Eileen Brown, Elvas Abel, Jewel Boxberger, Otto George Abel, Charline Edelbrock, and Donald Kurtz. Two new pupils Roscoe and Randall Cole live with their parents on Pete Neis farm south of the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lawler
Evening Star
Elva Abels
Elbert Boxberger
Charline Edelbrock
Otto
George Abels
Donald Kurtz
Leone
Eileen Brown
Elvas Abel
Jimmy Boxberger
Otto George Abel
Roscoe
Randall Cole
Pete Neis
Jimmy West
Pete Edelbrock
Elise Lawler
Kansas City
Verner Strobel
Lloyd Pine
North Lawrence
Robert Reusch
Olathe
Johnson County
Leone Parker
Lecompton family thanks after house fire and shower
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Boydston and family express sincere thanks for kindness and gifts after a fire destroyed their home. About 45 friends gathered at H. F. Fulton home Saturday to give a miscellaneous shower of canned fruit, meat, towels, dishes and other useful articles. Additional notes mention Mrs. Edward McClanahan visiting relatives in Topeka and Edna Lasswell's upcoming vacation itinerary through Kansas, Texas, Hutchinson, and Dalhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Boydston
H. FP. Fulton
Annd
Boydston
Edward McClanahan
Quick Relief From Constipation Olive Tablets
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets offer a calomel free laxative remedy for constipation and torpid liver. The doctor claims the tablets are gentle with no griping and help liver and bowels act normally. Suggested use is one or two tablets nightly with prices 15c 30c and 60c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Weekend Social Notes Highlight Lawrence Visits
Miss Elsie Lasswell travels with her sister to the Gulf coast. Fred Allen of Lawrence transacted business in the area on Friday. W C T U members will meet at Mrs Mankle's home Wednesday at 2 PM. Clyde Traynor and daughters Christine and Helen June were guests of Barney Traynor's family in Lawrence. Evelyn White of Lawrence visited friends in Lecompton Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Lasswell
Gulf Coast
Fred Allen
Lawrence
W.C.T.U
Mankle
Clyde Traynor
Christine
Helen June
Barney Traynor
Evelyn White
Lecompton
Bus Crash Kills Six In Ohio Trauma On Highway
A night bus carrying passengers from Pittsburgh to Chicago collided with a truck and trailer in dusky hours near Elyria Ohio. Six men died and one woman was likely fatally injured, while 14 others sustained lesser injuries. Peta Bahnmaier attended the baseball league meeting at Stull Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peta Bahnmaier
Stull
Asl
Elyria
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sarah Ridgway
Entre Nous
Earl Falkenstein
E. P. Armstrong
E. C. Maxwell
Mary Makinson
W. H. Rice
Royal Neighbors
Holloway
Jones Hall
Baldwin
Dread Training School
Brown’s Grove
Willis Colman
Kamwaka
Grover Rothwell
A. J Osborn
Babe Slusser
J. D. Button
Coffeyville
Star
Elmer Warrington
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Fairview Church
Henry Husted
Junior Missionary’ Society
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Moozart
Olathe Club
H. W. Craig
Missargaret Schumann
Dorothy Shufflebarger
Mary Jamison
Faye Gosper
Lillian. Addis
Florence Barrows
Mary Thomas
Thelma Haverty
Marjorie Ruthers
Edna Lydie
Mary Biesemann
Marjorie | Dietrich
Louise Nelson
Mabel Stevenson
Emma Semale
Estelle Engle
Mayme Corcoran
Abbie Atherton
Fanah Hopkins
Miss Hopkins
Florabelle Murratta
Mrs. Craig
Miss Engle
Miss Gosper
Miss Murratta
Tuesda
W. W. Hutton, Jr
Hisridge Hotel
Jordan
R.L. H
Finesse
Colonial
A Lawrence Woman's Club
Wiedemann’s
Jeannette
Rowersock
Kappa Kappa Gamma
John L. Kilworth
Miereoles
F. W. Gaunt
Elke Club
Wiedemann's
Lawrence Club
A. Henley
Woman’s Council of the First Christian Church
Ralph Howard
Ala
Lama Street
W. T. Burdick
Palestine
Ruth Kenney
Ed Klein
Riverside Farm Bureau
Owen Mitchell
J. M. Crowder
Rowland
Mitchell
Cordley P.T. A
Prin. M.F. Hyde
Leon Banuman
Cordley Orchestra
Home Aid Society
R. D. Krum
Rhode Island Street
Eunice Belshe
West Side Presbyterian Church
Frank Rowland
Vermont Street
Amigos Club
R. T. Davis
Congregational Church
Chi Omega
E. A. Edwards, Jr
James
Moore
S. C. Allen
Mothers’ League
Barker Avenue
J. P. Lindsay
W. A. Churchill
F.E. Jones
Presidents Club
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Jane
Publishers Syndicate
Bers
J. Lane
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Kansas Relays
L. D
B. H. Dale
Alabama Street
W. D. Lamb
C. O. Warnick
Woman's Relief Corps
G.A.R
Church of God
F. D. Springer
East Nineteenth Street
Memorial Hospital
William Buchheim
Mildred Lawler
Walter Parker
Prairie Center
Eileen
Elroy Parker
James Kraybrill
Neis
Fred Neis
Clarence
Sam Neis
Otto. Abels
Marjorie Westerhouse
Lefa_ Mitchell
Charline
Charles Florence
Iva Brown
Evening Star School
George Brown
Valley Falls
Levi Lawler
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pasline Kamen
Ellicott
Depew, New York
R. B. Stevens
Ward
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
F. T. D. Florists
Whitcomb’s
Virginia May Flower Shop
Weaver
Charles
Ritz
Jennie Taine
Benjamin Franklin
Ben Franklin
Free Library System
Franklin
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