Country Club Tuesday bridge party ends season
The last Tuesday after noon bridge gathering at the Country Club was hosted by Mrs. C. E. Friend with twelve tables of play. Mrs. Perry Barber won high score, Mrs. D. D. Starling was consolation. Decorations featured asters and zinnias and ice and cake were served. Hostesses included Mrs. J. R. Payne and others. Attendance had been strong all summer, averaging fifty to seventy in August, with over one hundred at the early June event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Friend
Perry Barber
D. D. Starling
J. R. Payne
Broer Gustafson
Don Lovett
Howard Taxlor
A. K. Gilkion
WB. Downing
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
Refreshments of punch and wafers were served during the evening. The Royal Neighbors of America will meet Thursday afternoon September 1 at 2:30 at the Holloway Hall for a regular business time. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Pearl Blankenship
Louisiana Street
Winfield
Royal Neighbors of
America
Holloway Hall
Lawrence Personal Notices From Kansas City Trips
Mrs A M Cohen and her daughter Dorothy visit Kansas City to spend the day as do Mrs J W Cohen and Mrs J Crachow with daughter Betty. Ina Reed and S A Moore also went to Kansas City for several days and morning trips. Stella Gitchell of Howard left Lawrence for Kansas City after visiting Mrs George Ransom of Lawrence, while Darlin Grinstead departed for Topeka. Genevieve Isbell of Kansas City stayed in Lawrence overnight, en route to Topeka. Serapio San Diego spent the day in Kansas City, and Sen J N Johnson traveled to Topeka. John Lindas, recently in Colorado Springs, expected home in a day or two. Leona Baumgartner embarked for Kansas City for a day, and Floyd Fresten headed to Topeka. Mrs Mary Clark and daughter Jenny Stephens of Kansas City will spend a few days with Mr and Mrs Jack Zwicky and relatives in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Jean C Carter returned from Colorado Springs, and Richard Hickey of Wichita arrived in Lawrence to attend the University this fall. Mrs B De Watteville and Roland De Watteville returned from a week in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Moore
Kansas City
Stella Gitchell
Howard
George Ransom
Lawrence
Darlin Grinstead
Wayde
Topeka
Genevieve Isbell
Serapio San
John Lindas
Colorado Springs
Leona Baumgartner
Floyd Fresten
Mary Clark
Jenny Stephens
Jack Zwicky
Jean C. Carter
Richard Hickey
Wichita
University
B. de Watteville
Roland de Watteville
Chicago
Misa Valerie Zirkle
Oklahoma City
R._D
R.C. Hill
Raymond
W.C T. U
Baldwin
Katherine Addison
Louise Towne
Hes
Saina
Marianna Dunkle
Poplar Bluff
Dunkle
California
C. S. DeRain
Fort. Scott
Fred Olmstead
Bimwit Inn
Canada
Dorothy
Easton
Rozell
Kan
Rozell High School
Agnes Engel
Lemon Juice Becomes Skin Whitening Lotion
The ad promotes mixing juice from two lemons with Orchard White to create a whitening lotion. It claims sunburn relief, fading freckles and tan, and long lasting supply for the season. It emphasizes ease of mixing, low cost, and use on face neck arms or hands to keep skin white.
Local residents take summer departures and teaching posts
Misa Valerie Zirkle sails to Oklahoma City to head the journalism department at a high school. Several others depart for Chicago, Detroit, Kansas City, and Colorado for teaching posts, trips, or family visits, including Miss Elizabeth Dunkie returning from Columbia and Miss Dorothy Easton heading to Rozell High School.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Frazee
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Harry Lauberman
Shay
Maricel
Dorothy Weidman
Marion Lawrence
M Mildred Browne
Myrtle Burket
Miss Lawrence
Bertha Weidman
Loretta Jessee
Los Angeles
Mabel M. Hevener
T. A. Hevener
Lawrence H. Freese
S. W. Freese
Methodist Parsonage
Edward Hislop
Freese
First Christian Church
4. W. Howard
Mildred Weidemann
Betty Dunn
Dorothy Dreyer
Ethelene Compton
Mildred Dunn
Lyle Eby
Big Springs
Big Sprin
Elizabeth Randle
Douglas County
Clarence Glenn
Iss Dollie Mae Emick
Miss Emick
Miltonvale College
Topaka
Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
A. M. Cohen
J. W. Cohen
J. Crachow
Betty
Ina Reed
Mass
Prene
the Hess Drug Store
Beauty
Marcels
Florida
Cuba
Journal-World Office
Metzler
Kansas City Junior College
John Hees
Henry
John
Hayden
Ind
Athens
Ohio
Professor Hess
I. W. Kilworth
Seattle
Wash
Dorothy Wenner
Lewise Nelson
Wenner
The
Santa Fe
Mother Nature
Jung
Otto Fischer
Dovance Cleaners
Tee and
Vermont
Round Corner Drug Co
Vamp Oxfords
Everwear
Nelly Don
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