Social calendar entries for Betty Washington chapter events
Saturday activities include DR A B and Mrs Ernest Young with Mrs M OT Coolidge at the Variety Club Eldridge Hotel. Monday lists Mrs H 4 Prune and a tract club with Baker Street members. Tuesday offers commercial dinner and bridge club with American Legion veterans at the AnX veterans hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Washington
DR. A.B
Ernest Young
M. OT. Coolidge
Eldridge Hotel
W. i
Baker
Brifse Ein
American Legion Anx Veterans’ Hall
Local social notes and civic events from Omaha
Mrs C M Baker and her mother invite a small luncheon group at the Manor Monday then an afternoon at Als Bakers home. Plans for a new bridge event by the lo ury club next Thursday with Mrs W C Simons as hostess. Girl Scouts program at city hall with talk on Wild Flowers of Omaha. Tram workers strike halts Omaha transit for third time this year. Midland Rural club meets with Mrs A W Garvin hosting and Miss Q A Adams from Plattsburg attending. Various clubs plan May meetings and lessons. musical groups visit from Kansas City. American Legion Auxiliary unit hosts a covered dish social at post rooms. Continuous social round includes members listed: Allen, Bernice Moody, Thelma Weyney, Warrine Spata, A chard, Ramona C igers, Norma Jean Drebl rs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Drehing
Rleaner
Allen
H Bernice Moody
Thelma Thy Wieney
Warrine Spata Achard
Ramona Cigers
Norma Jean Drebl
A. W. Garvin
Midland Rural Club
Q. A. Adams
Plattsburg
Charles Husted
H. M. Corder
Quote on empathy and self deception in early 14th century prose
A reflective line notes people deny discomfort while claiming wellness. The speaker argues that others’ suffering attracts little attention, highlighting self deception and social indifference in a terse message.
Crossword Puzzle Clues Page Mentions Specifics
A crossword puzzle grid lists clues including Across items such as Renting contract, Public conveyance, Lubricant, Anxiously desirous, Southern constellation, parts of a golf course, mineral spring, game fish, first man, corroded, moving wagon, little child inside, aim or pure pose, Queensland time poetic, and Prophet. Mentions specifically several terms and prompts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poetic
Prophet
Puzzle clues and local society notes from Topeka
A scrambled puzzle list yields clues for porcine animal manner and more. Nearby social items note Mr and Mrs F H Smithmeyer hosting dinner with Topeka guests, bridge club and contract club meetings, and Kanwaka Farm Bureau plans with parliamentary drill topic on care of floors and linoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Smithmeyer
Fred Smithmeyer
H. J. Longenecker
Louise
Mary
Topeka
Kanwaka
Willis Colman
E. G. Haverstock
W. F. Elkin
Sesson Jon
Personal News From Lawrence Area Social Circle
Mrs B T Rocca of Berkeley and Mrs Galen Gorrill met in Lawrence on a return trip from New York. Dr Glenn Millice of Battle Creek Michigan visits his sister Mrs C E Decker for the weekend. Miss Cassandra Ritter spends the weekend in Kansas City. Mrs Herbert Hoffman visits Topeka for the day. Mrs Harlan Hess leaves for Sharon Springs for several days. Maude C Manary of Dodge City arrives to attend Relays and visit daughter Miss Mary Margaret Manary crowned Relays queen. Lena K Freeman and Grant Freeman visit parents E W Freeman in Tonganoxie. Mrs Roy Lawrence returns from Los Angeles to assist sick sister Mrs George Chambers who is recovering. J A West of Kansas City to spend Easter with relatives. Group including Mrs J M Sanderson and others motored to Florence for a day. Mr and Mrs Charles C Dills return to Hillsboro for a short vacation. J Lawton Bennett and Milton A Kallis and wives plan Oklahoma City weekend trips. Clara J Hibbard travels to Topeka, Miss Elien Hazard weekend in Topeka. Miss Nannie Hough weekend in Manhattan. M L Cahill of Springfield Missouri and Misnett Hughes of Chicago visit relatives in Easter vacation. Marion Decker of Kansas City spends weekend in Lawrence with Alma Jones returning to Kansas City today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Rocca
Berkeley
Cal
Lawrence Yester
Galen Gorrill
New York
Glenn Millice
Battle Creek
C. E. Decker
Cassandra Ritter
Kansas City
Herbert Hoffman
Topeka
Harlan Hess
Sharon Springs
Maude C. Manary
Dodger City
Mary Margaret Manary
Lena Kk. Freeman
Linwood
Grant Freeman
Kansas State College
Manhattan
E. W. Freeman
Tonganoxie
Roy Lawrence
Los Angeles
Calif
George Chambers
Chambers
J. A. West
J. M. Sanderson
Max Wilhelms
Robert Rowlands
R. M. Fitzpatrick
W. S. Griesa
Florence
Charles C. Dills
Hillsboro
J. Lawton Bennett
B. G. Gustafson
Milton A. Kallis
Oklahoma City
Clara J. Hibbard
Elien Hazard
Nannie Hough
M. L. Cahill
Springfield
Eldridge
Misnett Hughes
Chicago
Visitin
F. G. H Hughes
Marion Decker
Lawrence
Alma Jones
Cars in Collision Near Rhode Island Street
A Model T Ford truck driven by Harold B. Pettibone of 1124 Rhode Island street collided with a 1930 Ford coach driven by Jack Howard of 746 New York street at about 9 o clock last night. Neither driver was injured. Pettibone was cited to appear in police court Monday morning in connection with the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Pettibone
Rhode Island Street
Jack Howard
New York Street
Pettibone
Will Study Dust Storms On Mars And Venus Next
Philadelphia April 20 astronomers plan to fly over the midwest dust storms to compare them with likely vast dust storms on Venus and Mars. Venus is shrouded by clouds leaving its surface unseen while Mars shows suspected cloud activity. spectroscopes will measure how cloud tops reflect and scatter sunlight to identify planetary dust similarities and aid from the U S Weather Bureau was discussed. Dr W M Slipher of Lowell Observatory inspired the idea after observations from a train through a dust storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Midwest
American Philosophical Society
Venus
Mars
Earth
United States Weather Bureau
W. M. Slipher
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Arizona
Applications for C M T C Camp Are Asked
One month’s military training will be offered to ten Douglas county boys at the Civilian Military Training Camp at Fort Leavenworth next August with a state quota of 682 for Kansas. Prospective attendees urged to apply by end of April. blanks available from J W Murray at the Journal World office. Quotas by county listed, including Jefferson five and Shawnee thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Fort Leavenworth
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Johnson
Franklin
Osage
Shawnee
Lawrence Senior High to Graduate Largest Class in History
Lawrence high school expects its 204 eligible seniors to graduate this year, potentially surpassing 200 for the first time. Principal Neal M. Wherry notes past large classes reached 181 in 1927, with subsequent years at 176 and 170 plus, and that 4,601 students have graduated including last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Senior High School
Neal M. Wherry
Lawrence High
Frank C. Miller
Mary V. Miller
Easter Services at First Baptist Church Highlight Baptisms
The First Baptist Church plans Easter services with many new members to be received by baptism, letter, and experience. A morning service features a quartet with Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Myron Peyton, Kay Wright, and Charles W. Thomas performing The Magdalene and He Is Risen, with Mrs. Peyton soloing Sheep and Lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Berry
Myron Peyton
Kay Wright
Charles W. Thomas
Warren
Risen
Heyser
Homer
Paul C. Rankin
Johnston
Saint Saens
Wachs
C. C. Cunningham
H C Richardson recalls early brick plant east of Lawrence
H C Richardson answered a published query about the old brick plant east of Lawrence. His father Asa Richardson owned the yard since 1872, after taking it from Rich ard Rue. The plant closed after firing one kiln used for Sears cannery bricks, located near Woodland Park beside Haskell grove and the Santa Fe main line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Richardson
Lawrence
Richardson
Asa Richardson
Richard Rue
Sears Cannery
Belleview
Haskell Grove
Woodland Park
Peter Mugler
Lubby Lawrence Slaughter House
Eleventh Street
Pleasant Hill Railroad
The
Santa Fe
The Little Church in Black and White
The piece reflects on death and taxes, praising Jesus for making life understandable and offering a path beyond fear. It argues Jesus reveals God as Father, teaches neighborliness, and promises eternal life, suggesting belief softens death’s terror and loneliness.
Company H to the Range Fires on Five Consecutive Sundays
Guardsmen from Company H 187th Infantry will fire at the national guard range northwest of Six Corners for about five Sundays starting tomorrow. The range lies several hundred yards west of U S 40 and north of Six Corners with danger flags posted at boundary positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
187Th Infantry
Kansas National Guard
Six Corners
National Guard
Gowdy’s Prescription for Acid Stomach Offered
A historical ad urges readers to try Dr Gowdy’s Prescription for acid stomach. Instructions on each jar are simple and efficacy is guaranteed with money back if not satisfied. Uses include bowel regularity and pleasant taste. Two sizes priced at one and two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gowdy
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. M. Baker
William F. Weeks
Als. Baker’s
Loury Club
W. C. Simons
of Girl Scouts
George Hedrick
Ens
Omaha
Neb
Omaha & Council Chitts
Railway Company 5
Dam
F. B. Strong
Indiana Street
Friends In Council
Robert McNair Davis
F.C. Lescher
Happy Bidders Club
Joe Garbutt
Clarence Stewart
Jack Brungardt
Moment’s Musical Club
William B. Dalton
Bowerton
Ide
Fam B. Dalton
etTist
Haydn
Grnolds
Rey
Mrs. Hareli
Shar Phe Bear Vance
Niles Gibour
Dorsey-Liberty
American Legion Auxiliary
E.G. Stith
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Erndicate
Aleie
Cora Hartenstine
Pine
M. N. Bridge Club
Mr. and Edwin Fritz
W. A. Dunmire
E. G. Gustafson
C.M.T.C
Navy
Herbert Buffum
California
Assembly of God
Fourteenth and
Rhode Isand
Buffum
Jesus
Heaven
Nazarene
North Lawrence
Wellsville
Kan
Ottawa
Edgerton
Gardner
Marion
Imdale
Baptist Church
Jesus of Nazareth
God
John
Paul
Lincoln
Tennyson
de Luxe Cafe
Your Electric Utility
Kensie ElecricPower
Shimmons
China
Glasa
Patee
Grace Campbell
NORGE
Weaver
Laurence Steam Laundry
Caear
VRO Bcu
HS Lt
Granada Theatre
Harold Trumbull
West
Paul Winter
Route 1
W. D. Venner
R. 1
Granada
IDTH
New Hampshire
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