Social calendar hints at weekly club activities and events
The list details multiple social gatherings and clubs across days Monday through Friday. It mentions contract clubs, bridge groups, luncheon events, sewing and mothers clubs, dinners, and a Christmas party at the Memorial Union building, with various hostesses and members from local societies and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye Ku
Dames
Mra
W.walters
Al-E. Huddleston
Elks Club
Bridge Land
Alpha Gamma Delta
Mothers’ Club
C. B
Russell
R. “Ho
Edmiston
West Lawrence
E. Jergsdon
Bridgettes
Charles Laming
Tonganoxie
Memorial Union
Mix A. FL McClanahan
Ofversity Women's Club
Memorial Union Building
Community clubs and birthdays mark week's social calendar
Mrs George Hedrick hosts a bridge luncheon at the Colonial Tea room for twelve. The Ladies Literary League meets with Mrs George Foster at 905 Maine street. Several clubs plan gatherings tomorrow and Wednesday at various homes across town. Mrs Sarah Ellen Smith, Douglas county's elder, celebrated her ninety fifth birthday with a large family dinner. A reception for Mrs Mary Mertz of Eudora is set by the Rebekah lodge with notable attendees. Richard Sidney and Stephen John were named at Stillwater after births to Richard Sidney Church and Stephen John Church. A pot luck dinner honored Mrs Ralph Hallenbeck with local families attending. The Ouira club hosts a Russian composers program with Mrs S J Churchill presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Ellen ‘Smith
Community Notices and Club Meetings Across Town
A flurry of society notices from Eudora to Lawrence lists births, weddings and club events. The Olander family announces a son at Memorial Hospital while the Larrick family welcomes Shirley Se. Campus groups, including W.F.M.S and Portia club, plan meetings with speakers on religion and Mediterranean topics. The Ingleside and Zodiac clubs, K.A. Dames, and several reading and bridge groups announce gatherings, dinners, and initiations at local addresses and venues.
Thanksgiving greetings and travels across the region
Personal notices list visitors and departures including Mr and Mrs Benton Henderson hosting guests from Washington DC and others visiting Albuquerque Denver Wichita and Chicago. Plans include a Baptist Church bazaar and dinner on December 6 with a full day affair and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Henderson
A. I. S. Eccleston
Washington, D.C
Albuquerque
N. M
Eccleston
Division of Investigation
H. W. Frazee
San Antonio
Florence Fearing
Denver
Eudora Rebekah Lodge Honors New Treasurer Mrs Mertz
The Eudora lodge plans a reception tomorrow evening honoring newly installed Rebekah State assembly treasurer Mrs Mertz. State officers of the Rebekahs and grand officers of the Odd Fellows Encampment will attend, including Joe Berger of Iola, grand patriarch of the Encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mertz
Eudora
Rebekah Lodge
Mertz
Rebekah
J. B. Wilton
Lawrence
More Kansas Legionnaires Greater by 3000, Kansas Legion News
Kansas American Legion state membership chair Harrison Glidden announced total members on December 1 were 3000 higher than a year earlier. He spoke before the Kansas department executive committee during a preliminary session ahead of the post commanders meeting. The committee urged no extra time for World War II veterans to file state compensation claims and proposed impounding remaining fund balance to aid disabled veterans. National Commander Wiledward A. Hayes attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Harrison Glidden
American Legion
Kansas
Glidden
Kansas Department
A. Hayes
Decatur,ll
Enrollment totals at senior high school reach 708 students
The latest report from principal Neal M Wherry shows 671 enrolled at month end with 37 withdrawals this year, totaling 708. Breakdown: 265 sophomores, 222 juniors, 175 seniors, 9 post graduates. 612 white and 59 colored. The record notes 413 calls were made in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal M- Wherry
OOO
County Physician Reports 413 Calls in November
Dr. H. Penfield Jones, county physician, submitted a report to the board of county commissioners this morning. The tally includes 3 typhoid and 6 diphtheria inoculations among the total 413 calls for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Penfield Jones
H. Penfield” Jones
Board of County Commissioners
Food Dealers Meet to Discuss Permanent Code
Retail food dealers plan a Wednesday 7:30 PM meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to review the perman ent code adopted for food stores. John Brand, secretary of the local compliance board, will explain provisions of the code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
John Brand
Kansas Debaters Defeat Missouri In University Debate
The Kansas University debate team won an audience decision 89 to 69 at Columbia, arguing the United States should feature British style radio government control. The Kansas squad, Charles Hackler and Lyman Field, held the negative. Jayhawk debaters Bramwell and Field will debate Missouri again on December 7 with the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Missouri
Columbia
United States
Charles Hackler
Lawrence
Lyman Field
Kansas City
Jayhawk
Phil Bramwell
Bellville
Firefighters Collecting Toys for Repair and Holiday Delivery
Firemen at both stations are gathering toys to repair for distribution to needy children at Christmas. The Elks club sponsors the effort and will coordinate toy distribution with Christmas baskets. Those with usable toys should bring them to the fire stations. if delivery is needed, call the police to collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Shoe fund passes 130 dollars with more gifts expected
The shoe fund total reached 130.10 this morning with additional contributions anticipated. The fund to date includes 121.10 previously acknowledged, Dorcas Society, A Friend, Childers Past Noble Grands Dorothy Netherton, and WW. The total marriage license issued to Orville McFarland and Elva Alley of Tonka was granted by Probate Judge Th. H. Menger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society
Childers
Dorothy Netherton
Orville McFarland
Elva Alley
Toneka
Th. H. Menger
Romance Here Oakle Receives Farewell Greetings
A grainy Associated Press photo shows Oakle amid farewells as Hazel Forbes, heiress to a toothpaste fortune, sends greetings from Los Angeles. The scene captures a media moment surrounding a film personality and a high profile social connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakle
Los Angeles
Hazel Forbes
Associated Press
Landon heads to Dodge City for farm mortgage plan
Governor Alf M. Landon plans to depart tonight for Dodge City to join a conference on speeding up the refinancing of farm mortgages in southwestern Kansas. About 25 counties are expected to be represented by county agricultural advisory committees.
Southern Pine Seeding Practice Questioned by Forest Service
Washington AP report notes farmers who quit cultivation expecting automatic re seeding of southern pine will face disappointment. The Forest Service says historic reseeding from 100-foot crowns is rare now, with only field margins showing any natural regeneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Forest Service
Education notes and class listings in fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows class schedule items with names such as Moriday Soobes Helen Oda and Prof F Engel, alongside mentions of Dr Bert A Nash and E R Elbel in physical education, plus miscellaneous times and topics. Readable details are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moriday
Soobes
Saale
Helen Oda
Fioppen
F. Engel
Bert A. Nash
Alpheranth Athletic
E.R. Elbel
Oriental bazaar at Henley's House opens Tues to Wed
Yi W C A announces an Oriental bazaar at Henley House with afternoon and noon hours on Tuesday and Wednesday and Saturday sale days featuring Chinese linen jewelry brass cloisonne etchings and plain tea seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Bazaar
Yi W. C.A
Henley’ House
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R.A. Schwegler
Lotus Club
F ‘Caldwell
F Butcher
Roy Oplesce
Arthur Ss. Anderrs
RR. Smith
Colon
Hedrick
Cos
George Hedrick
Colonial Tea Room
Ladies' Literary League
George C. Foster
Maine’ Street
E. J. Logsdon
Rhodes Island Street
George Marshall
Ventura Club
L. H. Frink
Gertrude Churchbaugh
Weaver School
J. R. Edmonds
Rhode Island
C.H. Constant
Christ
Society of the United Brethren Church
W. H.white
New Hampshire Street
H. E. Beck
League of Women Voters
Alice Winston
Massachusetts Street
Winnie D. Lawrance
Temola Club
J. J. Kostler
George F. Church
Stillwater
Richard Sidney
Stephen John
Ralph Hallenbeck
Charles W. Houser
Pomona
Cecil Houser
Ottawa
FP. Houser
S. J. Churchill
Roland .de Watteville
The
Progressive Reading Club
Het By- Robert
Quillen
Silas
Pattin
Pubahera Syndicate
Alters R.gorrill
Alabama ‘Street
Clifford Olander
Olander
Eudora High School
Ingleside Club
Minnie. Walker
Tennessee Street
Zodiac Chib
Missionary Societies
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Avin. F. Price
Pemjessee
Florence Barrows
W. T. Sta
W.E. Higgins
Fred
Troutman
Robert Hunt
York
Neb
K.A. Dames
B. W.walters
Indiana’ Street
Mae Commons
Raymond Beges
Kan
A. B. Com Ynons
H. M. Licht
Portia Club
H. E. Don Carlos
Review Club
John Parrish
Mississippi Street
P. P. Lester
Marie
Grand Duchess of
Russia
Will Allison
Leland Armstrong
Recreation Club
Allison
Friends In Council
William S. Johnson
Crescent Road
Frank Strong
Eugene
Linville
Salina
Emall
George Anderson
Donald Fletcher
Roy Roberts
al Linville
Aubrey
Christabel
Anderson
University of Kansas
Eveang
John
Elks ‘Club
Lawrence Reading Club
B. H.dale
Alabama Street
London
J. H. Rutherford
Westminster
Abbey
Dale
Margaret Henderson
C. L. Butler
David P. Hines
Overbrook
Rs. Hines
Lim
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Ed'Flory
Frank Hartman
Joe Fiman
Martin Ines
Lonetar
Cora Brumhead
Radcliff
Pia Ihant
Joan
Coffman
Betty
Peggy Hines
Business and Professional Women's Club
Emblem Committee
Mabel Eldridge
the Round Table
C. A. Aston
Carl Althaus
Ludwig Lewisohn
Twentieth Century Club
C. H. Ashton
Ohio Street
A. E. Huddleston
J. D. Club
Anna Wilder
Bessie Wilder
W. C. Spangler
Irma Spangler
May Phillips
Lalia Walling
A. H. Clark
Lincoln Street
Memorial Hospital
Phi Beta Pi
Medical Fraternity
Tonga
Noxie
Audrey Nancy
Campbell
Shicago
Santa: Barbara
Cat
Levi Z. Leiter
Chicago
Associated
Eula Davis
Chapman
Ida Smith
Celia Mulvihill
Wichita
4. B. Mitchell
M. Davis
Chanute
D. R. McWilliams
Sanford. Purcell
Howard Weindel
Edna Stouffer
Odd Fellows Home
Manhattan
Philip Palmer
Joseph F. King
Rev. King
Kansas Legionnaires
Neal M. Wheery
Bette Davis
Preea
Pescara
Italy
Salle
Sweden
Stockholm
Nya Dagligt Allehande
Newapaper
Trinity “Lutheran “Church Bazaar
Ruth’. Knoderer
Columbus
Ohio State ‘University
Beauty
Dane Harmon
Plainfield
N.J
Kansas State College
Associated Pras
Paul ‘Whiteman
Dorothy
Atkins
Jerome Kern
Hollywood
Associated Presa
Romance
Paducah, Ky
William Landsear
Aly Strauss
U. S
Federal Gold Reserve
Marks Jewelry Store
Lisbon
Portugal
Rio
Rio de Janeiro
Miller’s
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