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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1935

Page

6

University Association closes year with luncheon at Colonial

The University Housemothers' association ended the school year with a luncheon at the Colonial, yellow and lavender decor, seating for twenty eight. Miss Agnes Husband, retiring dean of women, attended. Mrs. N. K. Ogden praised Miss Husband and noted not all house leaders will return in fall. New president Mrs. C. A. Thomas chosen. secretary-treasurer Mrs. Ogden reelected. The group voted to continue its scholarship fund. Extra items cover Mrs. Julius Marks contract club luncheon, prize winners, and upcoming club meetings and travels including Miss Clara Hatton’s year abroad in Europe.

University Housemothers’ Association Agnes Husband N. K. Ogden C. A. Thomas Heisler Ogden

Social Calendar and Garden Tours Highlight Week

A busy slate features club luncheons and dinners from Mire to Thursday. Gardens tours, with sites at Haskell dorms and Mrs. J. E. Selig and others, showcase tulips, lilies, cacti, pools, and hedge-lined paths under Mrs. E. Anderson and Mrs. Fred Broeker. Public notices include Trinity Episcopal Guild meeting and Pi Beta Phi founders day dinner with Miss Daisy Cagle honored.

Ity Lutheran Church E. Anderson Fred Broeker Ralph Dicker Haskell J. E. Selig R. C. Fitzpatrick C. B. Russell C. W. Maloney Elizabeth Jacqmain University Paul Dinsmoor

Personal notices from Topeka and surrounding areas

Mrs E H Lindley returned yesterday from Minneapolis where she was called by her son Stanley Lindleys illness Mr Lindley who has pneumonia is much improved U S G Plank county clerk is in Topeka today on county business Mrs RB Waring of Abilene visits daughter Mrs J da Bleakley and Mr Bleakley Harry Carlson and Miss Wagner of Washington p 2 Easter holidays with their parents Topeka guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs W F Carr Mrs Hurwitz and son Gene spending the Easter season in Topeka

E. H. Lindley Minneapolis Minn Stanley Lindley Lindley U.S Washington P.2 Topeka W. F. Carr Hurwitz Gene Lucille Vausbinder Cecelia Frances Mulvihill A. P. Marcum Jenny Wren Station Ted Gallemore Flora Gallemore Nellie Gallemore Lawrence Millie Freer James Freer Harold Freer Sunnyside Bolles Kenneth Barnes Oskaloosa Morris Duncan Virginia Laster Perry Isabee Oliver Ben Thompson Oak Grove Carder Clover Hill Perry Irvine Taylor Jimmy Tenpenny Marian Or Tremble Lavon Elliott Christian Dunaway Mother_ Elliot Williamstown Thelma Worland Helen Stallard Betty Mac Pearson Jeans Campbell George James Willliams Margaret Perkins Arlene Marcum Jefferson County Hester Johnson Ares Will Allen Ean Virgil Green Harold Skeet Knowledge Hill Roy Freer Eugene O'Tremble Louise’ Bracken Lake View Agdalené Silvins Ottas Hammill Pearson Pearson Buck Creek Catherine Stout Glathart Karl Smith N. J. Valsbinder Charles Johnson Ralph Montell Im Lawrence Douglas Webb F. W. Freese Elwyn Mary Freese Jack Morrison Frederick Freese Vinland Carl Pfleger Clifton Ruth Paasch Annabelle Holmes Raymond Miskimen Nettie Morrison Bert Rood Gene Ralph Evelyn Robert Grant Myers Maud Lasswell Dalhart Tex James Crane Lone Star Eudora Hay Cramer Fred Lotz Kansas City Berthold Durr John W Merrett Musick DeSoto Rosanna Shellack Grace Musick Lou Ann Moser Madison G. Houser Gerald Kindred Phoenix Ariz Lela Mae Fred Pfleger Fall Leaf W. G. Joy Elma L. MM. Holmes Fields Mr. Kindred Annabelle Arteta Tete Geneva James Harry Schmidt Phyllis Ann Dorothea Bartz C. C. Gerstenberger M Albert Had Mr Cramer Allen Cochran Otto Abel Harry Warmker Martin Abel Otto Rosnew Litle Shirley Ann Elbert Pleasant Grove George Grosdidier Clara Grosdidier Marie Ed Grosdidier Albert Grosdidier John Schonper Henry Grosdulier Corn Albert Sommer Marion Tuttle Richard and Beatrice Steffen Bert Jackson L. J. Shirck Myers Rumsey Bros. Flower Shop Clarence Broers Dick Nuttall Will Kercher Wilder L. M. Holmes Ed Milburn Lena Gertie Steffen Alvis Boeding Charles Nemie Robert Kampschroeder Vittus Hadl Clinton A. B. Hadl A. L. Hadl James Orville Oscar Crane Ivan Frank Wheeler Osawatomie C. E. Crane Sn Olathe

The Thomas Recital Opens Music Week in Lawrence

John Charles Thomas, famed American baritone, gave a standout recital at the University Auditorium as part of Lawrences Music Week Festival. Encore after encore greeted his varied program while Carroll Hollister provided expert accompaniment and artistry throughout.

John Charles Thomas Lawrence University Auditorium Annie Laurie Thomas John McCormack Mr. Thomas Carroll Hollister Bach Debussy Grainger Lerouna Mr. Hollister Dean Mrs. Swarthout Valleyview Kansas City New York City Ing

Williams town Ladies Aid meets. Sparks welcome newborn

The Williams town Baptist church Ladies Aid met two weeks ago with Mrs. Emmet Laster leading. Mrs. J Leger to entertain the group this Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Sparks welcomed a new son, with mother and baby at Bell Memorial hospital.

Ladies Aid Williamstown Baptist Church Emmet Laster J. Leger Arthur Sparks Sparks Bell Memorial Hos

Community Notes Include Marriages and Local Visits

News from Jefferson County reports marriages and social visits in Kansas City and nearby communities. Highlights mention Miss Helen Allen and Ray Frank wedding ties, measles affecting local schools, various guests and overnight visits, and upcoming school term closures.

Williamstown School to Close May 1 After Long Term

W A Hardesty notes the Williamstown school will close May 1 marking the latest term end. Ill health among both students and teachers contributed to the prolonged term, with the delay blamed on factors at the school and in the community.

W. A. Hardesty Williamstown Hlness

Belleview social ties span Easter visits and birthdays

Belleview residents hosted and visited during Easter week with numerous dinners and gatherings. Families from Lawrence, DeSoto, Topeka, and Ottawa joined in celebrations honoring birthdays and illnesses, sharing meals, cards, and gifts. The long list of guests highlighted community links and school events as the Belleview school closed with a basket dinner and finals preparations.

Last day of school in Columbia and Willow Springs

A fair crowd attended Columbia and Willow Springs school closures with a large noon dinner. Visitors included Bert Stevens Winifred of Vinland Edith Deay Felix Tucker Harold Everett Beeghley and several Shuck and Beeghley families. Other visits covered dinners with Williams and Brohammer households and a sheep haul to Kansas City by Cecil Dover for Jesse Markley.

Columbia Bert Stevens Winifred Vinland Edith Deay Felix Tucker Harold Everett Beeghley Oscar Shuck Evelyn Byron Charlie Brohammer David Williams Carl Kanwaka Raymond Williams Marjorie Lawrence John Brohammer Ben Charles Shuck Darrell Lloyd Shuck Eva Warren Daniel Beeghley Henry Flory Will Churchbaugh Willow Springs Will Postma Florence Laurie Richard Pearl Harold Brohammer Murray Bond Marjorie Ann Lone Star Charles Cecil Dover Kansas City Jesse Markley Solon Markley Mary Katherine William Leonard Fields

Easter program highlights at Valley Chapel gathering

Ruby attends the Easter program at Valley Chapel on Sunday evening. The Shuck family sheared sheep for Mike Hadi Otto Luckan Webb Postma Asa Postma John Hagen Fred Gray and Charlie Cummings this week. Mr and Mrs Will Boehle and family spent Thursday evening with Will Churchbaugh who is very sick.

Ruby Valley Chapel Charles Lloyd Shuck Mike Hadi Otto, Luckan Webb Postma Asa Postma John Hagen Fred Gray Charlie Cummings Will Boehle Mae Will Churchbaugh

Alfred Fishburn Attends Funeral in Garden City

Alfred Fishburn traveled to Garden City Saturday for his uncle Bert Bond’s funeral. He remained until Tuesday and endured a severe dust storm during the trip. The funeral, slated for Sunday, was postponed to Monday due to the dust storm.

Alfred Fishburn Garden City Bert Bond

Also Mentioned on This Page

Julius Marks Tom Bartch F.C. Whipple Fredo Barteldes C. W. Sparr S. C. Hinshaw T. D. Funk F. B. Meadams W. E. Ruttig W. EF. Higgins Entre Nous Club Ralph Tait Missouri Street C. E. Esterly Watkins Hall Clara Hatton Germany Belgium Austria France Brussels Berlin Leipzig Miss Hatton London Central Schools of Arts and Crafts England Pp. Sisson Brianettes First Christian Church C. E. Birch Vermont Street Harold Standing Learnard Avenue T. Wagner Alabama Street C. E. Dreyer Louisiana Street Ernest Wilson North First Street Frank Adams Clarence G. Bartz Gene Stansbury W. H. Bartz Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Fairview Church John Akin Homer Brownlee Dorothy Akin Japan E. L. Brown Reading Frank Horrell Edna Kohler Gamma Chapter Pi Lambda Theta Ruth E. Kenney Ursula Henley Loize Montgomery LaMoyne Pantle Mareel Rich Olive Edmonds Ruth E. Litchen Ernest Damm Kanwaka Township Norma Lea Kanwaka Literary Club Ray Mitchell Kaw Valley Garden Clubs Association Trin Robert Haggart Eldridge Quivira Club Colonial Martha Cameron Bridge X. L. Club Homer Allison Ladies’ Literary League West Side R. R. McFarland Floyd Mankin Imperial Club C. FE. Esterly Elis Club Myers Aul E. P. Sisson Bridgettes Manor Enex Auxiliary and Guild Trinity Episcopal Church Guild J. H. Holke R. C. Rutter E. M. Cameron Arthur Kirchhoff Frances Rickard H. T. Melton Alma Winne Pi Beta Phi Sorority Bell Telephone Employees’ Association Eldridge Hotel Daisy Cagle Robert Bruce Lawrence Hill Eula Mae Siroky Esterlee Siler Hiawatha Hazel Dahlene Jake Ousdahl Letha Fenstemaker Esther Hammig Altha Hill Miss Cagle Aunt Het Robert Quillen Amy Bossin Meddlin Mrs. Matushek S. Matushek Edbrooke Ave Chicago Lucille Harry H. Price Nei Harrison Ave Kankakee Illinois Iydin EB Pinkham Chas. C. Makepeace Dickinson Bldg Petunias Coleus Dusty Miller Periwinkle Learnard Streets Belleview Milo Crane Henry Welsh Norma Jamesuncan Ruth Lola Duncan Harold Duncan John Eichelmeyer George Bichelmeyer Belleview School Janicke Ellis Jackson Wanda Hadl Mildred Skinner Sibyl Williams C. E. Wotan Hesper Gladys Shirek Margaret Forsythe Dorothy Kerr Weaver Frank Wade Arlene Fort Scott Fred Whaley Roslan Skinner Jessie Anderson Fred Bartz Raymond Phoenix Racing Kleinerts VANTA Weaver's Infants Department Shimmons China
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