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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1950

Page

6

Lossely Ladies Day at Lawrence Country Club

Lossely Ladies Day will be held Tuesday at the Lawrence Country Club with elf matches at 9 o'clock. Luncheon reservations for Wednesday can be made by calling the club house as plans are laid to entertain women of the three Topeka Country clubs. Sixty five members and guests of the W.S.C.S. of the First Methodist church met Wednesday for breakfast in Fellowship Hall with devotions by Mrs. James Aiken and music by Lois Edwards and Jon Tripp.

Lawrence Country Club Elf Toeka W.S.C.S First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Circle A Bertha Snyder James Aiken Pillars of the Earth Lois Edwards Spirit of God Jon Tripp G. W. Griffing Epworth School Webster Groves Japan Epworth State Hospital Topeka H. B. Latimer Sam Ferguson Charles E. Brown Mise Helen Clarke Mary Clarke School of Missions Baldwin Mis. Nettie Wismer George Hoefer C. E. Allison J. 5. Daniels Pn J.C. Milliken Mra J. A Ray Weakley

Carnival homecomings and travels around the region

Local social notes detail visits and vacations of Lawrence residents and friends. The Fuller family from Los Angeles spent two weeks with relatives in town. The Crocketts returned from Minnesota, Iowa, and Missouri with daughter and grandchildren. Ray Dunakin Sr. paused in Lawrence en route to Albuquerque after a Cleveland trip. The Harpers’ minister husband and family toured the West, with stops in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Other families visited relatives in Pueblo, McPherson, Garden City, Canon City, Clinton, and Kansas City, while moving plans and trips to Crystal Lake are noted for Dr. Brewster and Ina May.

New Hampshire Street Charles Douglas Fuller Los Angeles Calif H. R. Fuller LeRoy Crocker Minnesota Iowa Missouri W. B. Harper Loma David Harper The Christian Church Pleasantville Ray Dunakin Cleveland Ohio Lawrence W. B. Reynolds Albuquerque N. M Patricia Ann Liberty Memorial High School Harlan Miller Los Angelica San Francisco Whittier Garden City G. Ashely Canon City Colo Tom Ashley Small Sen Pueblo John Banks Neal Banks Clinton Ashley, Sr Harold P. Simon Ozarks Sandra Kansas City Ray Q. Brewster Ina May Crystal Lake Ill Paul Swift Brewster Carl D. Smith Vermont Street Connecticut Street Wayne Harris Ray Griswold Kenneth Dougan K. A Texas

Personal notices of travel and wedding guests

Mrs Ralph Collins departs tomorrow for three weeks in New York and other eastern points visiting relatives in New York and Boston. She will stay with Mrs W E Tenney in New York City and then visit Kennebunkport Maine at the Ac Clanshaw cottage. Guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Young for the Janet Belt and Edwin Young wedding include Dr and Mrs Robert Young Marion Indiana Wendell McKeever Fort Worth Texas and Robert Brown Barnesville Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs M W McBeth leave for a short visit with relatives at Kingman Turon and Garden City and return early next week. Lt Vernon C F Mahon USNR recalled to active service leaves for the west coast to serve on a destroyer, accompanied by Mrs Mahon and children Merideth and Michael who will visit relatives in Oakland California before returning.

Ralph Collins New York N.Y Boston New York City W. E. Tenney Kennebunkport Maine A.cClanshaw Cottage Ernest Young Janet Belt Edwin Young Robert Young Marion Ind Wendell McKeever Fort Worth Tex Robert Brown Barnesville Oklo Mra M. VY McBeth Kingman Turon Garden City Vernon C. F. Mahon USNR

Navy defers to the stork in calling one reservist

Boston reports seventy eight naval reservists were ordered to report for duty today though 77 would appear. Dr George R Brown Jr of Wellfleet received a 60 day last minute deferment at the request of selectmen of Wellfleet Truro and Eastham who said he has appointments to deliver a dozen babies between now and October. Yaks and ponies are the chief means of transportation over the Himalayas from India to China.

Boston George R.brown, Jr Wellfleet Cape Cod Truro Eastham Navy Brown Himalayas India China

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