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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1935
Page
6
Entre Nous and Pridey contract clubs listed with Mrs Orley Olmstead and Mr and Mrs Julius Marks hosting events. Saturday Batty Washington owns the D Ayre Men club. Coo sake tity tub Mety clu at Bidridge hotel.
Mr and Mrs C W Amidon hosted a dinner and bridge at the Colonial celebrating the 31st wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J Frank Jones. Easter colors decorated the event, American Beauty roses honored the couple, and Mr and Mrs Moore and Mr and Mrs Asher won bridge prizes.
A mixed notice page combines crossword clues across with local society items. It notes memorial hospital patients including Mrs Stockert and Virgil Farley at Memorial hospital, and various residents visiting Kansas City for relays and Easter. Names include Raymond Stockert, Virgil Farley, Prof Charles S Skilton, Dorothy Werner, Jeanie Werner, Alice Geiger, Mrs L Rice, Helen Engelhardt, Mrs Fred Elleworth, Mrs Hovey Hanna, Mrs Harold Constant, Mrs George March, Mrs C B Holmes, Shirley Ann Saunders, Charlotte Weaver, Jean Perry, Marianna Chase, Mrs Emma Larner, Ona Mae Larner, S W Atkinson, Vance Day, Floyd Rankin, Mary Nell, William Wuester, C W Maloney, Peyton Marshall.
Right of way rules from the city traffic ordinance are quoted, detailing yielding when entering intersections and from private drives, with exceptions for emergency vehicles and signaling requirements.
The passage explains right of way at intersections, stressing due regard for safety over asserting priority. It notes that even with rules, many drivers ignore them and advises yielding to others showing intent to proceed, warning road hogs risk accidents while patient drivers gain grim solace.
Welcoming remarks by Roberta Knight rule and laws of Girl Scouts, Nola Jean Stone and Jeanette Suggs perform solos, after program girls entertain guests. Remarks expressed enjoyment of breakfast and appreciation for the spirit of the event. Guests listed include Mrs Terrill, Mrs Lewis, Mrs Spencer, Mrs Harper, Mrs Curry, Mrs Jeltz, Mrs Tydings, Mrs Smith, Mrs Alexander, Mrs Harvey, and others.
Mary Chicks Mrs Anna Winston and Mr Charles Bryant lead the troop with lieutenants Misses Alice Clark Grace Scott Geraldine Irving and Thelma Baskerville. Council women include Mrs A R McDuff Mrs Mattie Johnson Mrs Olda Johnson Mrs Amy Lewis and Mrs Ida Bryant. Members of Troop No 6 include Nola Jear Stone Doris Suggs Carolyn Pennell Sara Winborne Thelma Lucas Minnie Lucas Mary Harris Maryann Hughes Bertha Garrett Louise Garrett Jean Laurence Jean Coleman Helen Fishback Beatrice Rowe Roberta Knight Jeannatte Suggs Helen Lucas Betty Coker Catherine Clayborne Joanna Pennell Mildred Spearman Dorothy Watson and Mattie Watson.
Topeka reports Easter weather favors parades with bright sun and rising temperatures, yet optimism fades as federal meteorologist A. D. Robb notes lingering pleasant spells may yield to a stretch of dreary, cloudy days. Light freezes observed over portions of the state.
Robb reported light frosts across Kansas last night with little damage as young vegetation remained vulnerable in underdeveloped focalities. Phillipsburg recorded 26 degrees, with light freezes reaching Manhattan. Tonight’s lows expected in the low forties statewide, similar to the extreme east.
Two divorce actions were entered in district court. H. A. Elliott sues Caryl Campbell Elliott for extreme cruelty and neglect, citing marriage in January 1984. Estella M. McClintock sues Waliam McClintock for extreme cruelty, noting marriage in July 1984.
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