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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1940
Page
6
Society news must reach the Journal-World before 11 30 oclock on the day of publication. Send your notices by mail or phone to ensure timely inclusion.
A string of holiday gatherings and meetings spans Tuesday and Wednesday. Notable groups include the Tuesday Business and Professional Women's club at Colonial Temple Club hosted by Mrs. Hovey Hanna with Miss Helen Skilton from Finesse and Kappa Alpha Theta. Readings and luncheons follow at Lawrence Reading club, R I W club, and Mrs. Leroy Pierce homes. Wednesday features Mrs. C BE Friend and contract club, Mrs. R R Jackman and Variety club, Mrs. Ivan Rowe bridge tournament, Bookfellows, Miss Anna McCracken at Bika club, and Newcomers club led by Mrs. A J Mix and Mrs. C E Friend. Luncheons, bowling, and bowling events occur at Evans Hearth and other venues, with Merry Matrons and Home Aid Society activities noted.
The University club set December 18 for a Wednesday evening Christmas party with invitations to follow. Kappa Alpha Theta held a tea for about 150 guests honoring Mrs. Nesbitt Fink of Topeka. Various local ladies hosted and served, with dining and bridge events noted along with church and club activities and a birth announcement at Memorial hospital.
Nette T Wheeler and Helen Wagstaff hosted with Mrs Wagstaff assisting. Mrs Nesbitt Fink spoke in Topeka. Various ladies hosted and attended contract team dinners, Christmas programs and club meetings. Royal Neighbors of America and Beauceant elect officers. Mystery pals revealed at Kanwaka Good Will. Bookfellows meet with Miss Anna McCracken and Olive Brush reviewing The House of Lee.
Marjory ter of Lawrence and Melvin Meinke are mentioned with John Hughey under observation at Bell Memorial hospital in Kansas City. Lois Burnett and Martha Borg visit Mrs. C. C. Burnett. Mary Ina Browning stays with her parents in Kansas City. Harbaughs travel to Stockton IL for Thanksgiving with Clyde Herman. Berheah plans winter with her daughter. Herman and Parry travel from Artesia NM after a sleet storm en route from Colorado to Missouri and other states.
Inclement weather forces the J.C.C.B rally from November 26 to the evening of December 4 at Wellman chapel. It marks the annual election of officers and all members are urged to attend. Each society provides sandwiches for the social hour. The address of the...
Rev Elliot of Winchester will lead an 8 p.m. service with good attendance at Wellman chapel Sunday morning. Mrs Robert Alexander sang My Mother's Bible with piano by Mrs Dave McDonald. Local readers join New Testament Bible reading at McLouth on December 8. All are welcome to attend the all day service. Old neighbors mourn Mrs Ollie Burgoyne's death last week and W W Harris died recently. Mural and Marlin Lobb of Kansas City visited relatives here. Mrs Glynn of Barnesville Oklahoma called, visiting the last well on the Ragan farm. Mr and Mrs H A Crawford visited Lawrence with their son Almar and family. A local turnout joined a wolf hunt on Thursday November 23 sponsored by Lone Star CPA. Dan Petrie and William Nowak reported several coyotes killed this week. Mrs Frank Parker will host the All-Sen club December 14 for the Christmas party. E C Bussing of Sunnyside was a
Community events span church education convention in Oskaloosa on November 20 and multiple family dinners. Notable notes include the Wyatt and Dowers families hosting meals, Donald Dowers soon leaving for Little Rock as a National Guard lieutenant, and Gina Turner marrying Woodrow Strope in California with plans to reside in Bakersfield.
Mr and Mrs Howard McConnell and their children Donald and Doris have returned from Chicago where they spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Fred Wood. Mrs Wood is the former Silva McConnell. Dr W C McConnell, who visited with his daughter, also returned with them arriving Sunday.
Linwood and Stockton residents hosted and attended Thanksgiving dinners and family visits. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hicks Sr and Jr visiting in Kansas City, and Mrs. Peerlee Anderson traveling to Beloit to stay with daughter Mrs. Ernest Dooley.
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