Social Calendar Highlights Weekend and Weekday Meetings
Saturday features a cast event at Mrs Dolph Simons home with Vertminster Hall girls and a dinner dance in Iowa. Monday includes Mrs Perry Barber contract club ae club and lunch for Mrs A T Walker. whist and team clubs meet with Mrs Waldemar Gelich and Iota Nu. Tuesday lists Ventura club guest day at Mrs W B Dalton and Christmas party at Mrs Anna Weed with Finesse and B and P W clubs at Colonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tka
Dolph Simons
Vertminster Hall
Dinner Dance
Iowa
Perry B. Barber
Ae Club
W. H. Lowe
A. T. Walker
Waldemar Gelich
Iota Nu
Rhuy Holmes
Larrenee
Double
Thimble
Fred 8. Williams
Onnal
Mirs
W. R. Eszick
Ventura
W. B. Dalton
Lawrence Reading
Anna Weed
Wilma Miller
P. W
Colonial
University clubs plan Christmas events and portraits of campus life
The University club hosts an 8:30 p m Christmas party on Saturday at the club house with Prof and Mrs Karl O Kuersteiner in charge. Newcomers sit hold their party Thursday at Mrs E B Stouffer's home featuring a play by Mrs A E Garrison. Mothers chorus of New York school meets Monday at 3 30 p m at the building. mothers of New York pupils are invited. Genevieve Quisenberry and Vernon Landon wed August 4 in Ottawa. Mrs Landon works at Southwestern Bell in Lawrence. Mr Landon studies at KU and belongs to Phi Mu Alpha. The Quivira club meets Tuesday at Mrs M C Cannon's home. a guest speaker is arranged. Mrs W B Dalton hosts a piano recital tomorrow at 3 p m featuring multiple young pianists. A shower recital followed by games and gifts honors the guest of honor with a pink rose motif and tea party treats. The Ingleside club convenes Tuesday at 2 30 p m at 1183 Vermont St with a program on Early American Glass and China. New Mothers Discussion Club officers named: Bruce Clepper president. Harry Wester in Heedorn and Wiley Jewell vice presidents. Walter McCain treasurer. Herbert Jones secretary. Lloyd Kinnet reporter. Double Seven Thimble Club hosts Monday at Mrs Fred S Williams 646 Missouri St. Westminster Hall residents hold a winter formal tonight at the Colonial Tea Room with blue and silver decor. 17 couples attend under chaperon Mrs Stanton Olinger. Mrs William Hall Moreland of Carmel by the Sea Calif leaves for Albany N Y after visiting her son John Mored and Raymond Lawrence.
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
Quillen’s short humorous line asserts that wealth and status mean little if hate resides at home, highlighting family harmony over possessions and social standing.
Mrs Moreland Plans Trip With Bishop After Visit
After a brief visit with her daughter Dean Helen Moreland of Albany State College Mrs Moreland will travel to New York City to join the Rt Rev William Hall Moreland retired bishop of Sacramento They will motor through New England to visit relatives in Cambridge Massachusetts and Rutland Vermont before returning to California for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Helen, Moreland
Albany State College
Vesper Circle Hosts Christmas Program at Mrs Koelb Home
The Vesper circle of the First Baptist church met Thursday at Mrs Howard E Koelb's home. Miss Pec kus spoke on Bethel Mission. Christmas songs, solos by Leona Long Esther Leigh, and a program by Bertha Boyce closed the evening. Refreshments were served by Mrs Koelb and Ruth Cadwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Howard E. Koelb
Helen Gaw
Peckus
Bethel Mission
Baptist Center
Kansas
Koelb
Mary Elizabeth
Leona Long
Esther Leigh
Bertha Boyce
Ruth Cadwell
Pleasant Hour Club Announces December Meetings and Party
Mrs. E. C. Bussing led the program for the club. The Christmas party and gift exchange are set for December 16 at Mrs. J. H. Eibest’s home. The Pleasant Hour meeting moved to Tuesday December 7 at Mrs. Carl Sneegas’s house with Mrs. A. J. Jehle assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
E. C. Bussing
J. H. Eibest
Pleasant Hour Club
Carl Sneegas
A. J. Jehle
Local club notes include contract luncheon and honors
Mrs. Ray Wright hosted her Friday contract club luncheon at the Evans Hearth with prizes won by Mrs. John Stutz and Mrs. Harry Frazee. Mrs. T. D. Prentice led a second Friday club gathering with guests including Mrs. Edward Dean and Mrs. J. D. Stranathan. Adah chapter members observed Martha night with Enoch Star officers elected for the coming year. The playlet The Story of Martha directed by Jean Myers featured Maybelle Carman as Martha and Emma Semple as Mary. Green decorations and chrysanthemum centerpiece graced the dining room. The next meeting is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wright
Evans
John Stutz
Harry Frazee
T. D. Prentice
Edward Dean
J. D. Stranathan
J.H. Nelson
E. E. Bayles
Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
Martha
Jean Myers
Maybelle Carman
Emma Semple
Mary
J.J. Lavery
Lazarus
O. C Langston
Christ
Community clubs schedule year end gatherings and gifts
The last meeting of the year includes a covered dish supper for members families at 6 30 December 17 in the dining room followed by officer installation. The Three M club meets at 889 Missouri Street Monday afternoon. Past Noble Grands hosted a Christmas program and donation drive for local charities at I O C F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three M Club
William Essick
Missouri Street
Noble Grands Club
I.0.c.f. Hall
Clu
Salvation Army
Social Service
Odd Fellows Home
Manhattan
F. W. Cutter
Lydia Tidrow
Local residents attend high school Christmas Carol show
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sherman Jennings and Mrs. A. L. Yingling of Independence Missouri came to Lawrence to see the Christmas Carol at the high school. Mrs. Yingling is the mother of Mrs. Deal Six, the play's director. Miss Violet McKone is recovering from an operation yesterday at Lageanee Memorial hospital. W. Lawson and J. E. Lawson were also noted in the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sherman Jennings
Frank Sherman Jennings III
A. L. Yingling
Independence, Mo
Lawrence
Community Docket of Visits to Kansas City and Lawrence
Residents travel for family visits and social events in Kansas City Missouri and Kansas City Kansas. Mrs. Walton hosts. Mrs. Graber attends Eastern Star dinner. several families visit Lawrence for Dickens Christmas Carol performances and a Hotel Kansas City party.
Studebaker Dual Control Car Heads To Kansas City Show
The Studebaker Dual Control car, a feature of the Kansas City Auto Show, will travel to Lawrence for a few hours tomorrow morning en route to the Tulsa Auto Show. It will be displayed at Reusch Motor Co and at Haskell Institute for tests. The car features duplicate driving controls for instructor and pupil during training sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Kansas City
Topight
Lawrence
Tulsa
Reusch Motor Company
N. H. Street
Haskell Institute
Lesson on Correcting Mistakes and Student Safety
The text describes a teacher training approach where an instructor demonstrates a correction example, identifies two mistakes, and emphasizes safeguarding pupil safety at all times during learning activities. It stresses practical demonstration, error correction, and constant vigilance in classroom settings.
McLouth Couple Wed In Thanksgiving Ceremony
Miss Irma Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs Murphy Woodson Kansas married Robert Lee of Harlan Kansas Wednesday afternoon November 24 at 4 oclock United Brethren parsonage by Rev J M Manion grandfather of the bride The newlyweds were honor guests of their grandparents the Manions at Thanksgiving Many relatives attended including the Murphy family and extended kin from St Joseph Topeka Detroit Robinson and Holton The notes mention several local society events and visits by visitors to McLouth from nearby towns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Murphy
Elaine
Jane
Donald
Woodson
Rs. A. F. Manion
Verola
Audrey
St. Joseph
Floyd Lewman
Eleanor
Jean
Gerald
Topeka
O. H. Manion
Detroit
John Haney
Ruth
Robinson, Kan
Explorer
Harold Sims
William Yost
Sims
Hermoine Yost
Hollis Lobb
Paul Stewart
Robert Lane
Kansas City
McLouth
Annie Lobb
Ella Jones
Robert Jones
Margaretta Chapman
Thomas Chapman
Wal Harding
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Travel in Kansas and Arkansas
Last week in Prattsville Ark Mr and Mrs Gensler Edmonds traveled on a business trip for Mr Harding returning home Tuesday evening. Many local families hosted visitors including Rev George Kettner Vernon and Norman Kettner and others from Nortonville McLouth Oskaloosa Tonganoxie Hamilton Kan Denver Colo Maple Hill Valley Falls and Grandfather Luse of Valley Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prattsville
Ark
Gensler Edmonds
Harding
Hank
W. F. Zieledorf
George Kettner
Vernon
Norman Kettner
Eisler
Louise Eisler
Nortonville
A. W. Freyhofer
R. W. Freyhofer
Henry Freyhat
Eugene Luse
Tom
Maplehill
Thelma McMullen
Emmetts Kan
Cecil Luse
Jean
Luse
Valley Falls
Velma Meyer
Charles Fowler
Birthday Dinner Honors Eudora Daugherty in Gardner
A large group attended a birthday dinner for Eudora Daugherty hosted by her daughter Mrs Charles Brown and family in Gardner. Guests included relatives from Topeka Lawrence St Louis and Kansas City along with friends, sharing a day of fellowship and bridge games at the Daugherty home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Daugherty
Charles Brown
Harold Daugherty
Clarence Daugherty
Raymond Stroud
Kansas City
Lawrence Brown
Bella and Claude Callan Divorce Grounds Unclear
Bella sought divorce from Claude Callan citing grounds but she did not see them while he amassed wealth for her. Saesseh 1937 publisher syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella
John
Publishers Syndicate
Local Harvest Social Ends With Refreshments Served
Community gathering hosted by Mrs. Clarence Daugherty concluded with distributive refreshments for a long list of attendees including Mrs. Dames Oscar Lothholz Floyd Brow ers Leon Dare Clarence Daugher Viola Sheldon John kemaiee John Modogra sees McCabria Hubert W. Trefz Fred Walker Ray Miller William Miller Otto Rosenau George Gerstenberger Jack Hughes Fred Rothberger C. B. Johnson C. E. Cory Don Wester heffer Herman Bohnsack Howard Koehler Ralph Davis Erwin Kang sig Cham Williamson and Miss Lillian Fuller.
Also Mentioned on This Page
University Club
Karl O. Kuersteiner
E. B. Stouffer
A. E. Garrison
Mothers’ Chorus of
New York School
Buildin
Mothers of
New York
Quivira Club
M.C. Cannon
New Hampshire Street
Orley Smith
Rosemary Buehler
Dorothy Hals
Sara Underwood
Margaret Slankins
Paul Penney
Austin Turney
Evelyn Moon
Dorothy Davidson
Lowell Bailey
Phyllis Buehler
Jane Kirchhoff
David Davidso
Doris McConnell
Frances Chubb
Louise Brady
Nancy VanBebber
Doris Edmiston
John Ise, Jr
Pauline Rankin
Donna Sue Landrith
Barbara Hall
Mary Jane Bruce
Carl Preyer
Elza Stone
Carl Williams
Clayton Stone
Lester Scott
Harold Pontins
Geraldine Ulm
John Ulmers
Ernest Pontin
Claud Scott
Orville Stone
J. C. Carter
Raymond
Clayton Stone Williams
Ingleside Club
J. G. McElhinny
Vermont Street
Kat Barnes
China
Mothers’ Discussion Club
Guy Ousdahl
Bruce Clepper
Harry’ Westeren
Heedornil
Wiley Jewell
Walter McCain
Herbert Jones
Lloyd Kinnet
Fred
Westminster Hall
Colonial Tea Room
Stanton Olinger
William, Hall Moreland
Carmel-by-the-Sea
Calif
John Mored
Raymond Lawrence
Albany
N. Y
Robert Quillen
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
West 19Th Street
Misses— Esther Leigh
Mabel Mallory
Lillian Phillips
Margaret Miller
Elizabeth Peyton
Irene Waggoner
Hazel Johnson
Muriel Dougan
Ruth Rose
Washington Relief Corps No. 9
Nellie Bryant
Clemmie Evans
Ida Miller
Ida Bailey
Agnes Olson
Lara Warnick
Eunice Belshe
Sunny Valley Farm Bureau
R. D. Shaw
Frank Toms
Midland Rural Club
H. R. Erwin
Harriet Martin
A. B. Martin
Sally Ewing
George Ansdell
Elizabeth Carman
Verona Eastman
Icle Brune
Nancy McClelland
By Bob Bell
Ventura Club
W. B.dalton
Corlett Cotton
The
American Association of University Women
Waldemar Geitch
Rice Phelps
Sith
R. C. Miller
M. F. Hudson
E. M. Cameron
Phelps
Deal Six
American Association of University
Lawrence Children’s Theater
J. J. Kistler
Ivan Rowe
Fred Ellsworth
Adrian Lindsey
C. E. Friend
Frances Carter
Eurora Koch
Chapter CV
P. E. QO
Sue Todd
F. B. McClelland
Kate Caldwell
Santa Claus
J. B. Walton
Ralph Graber
Wellington
James Neal Foster
Peggy
John Foster
Eudora
George Bartz
Lavern Guenther
Bartz
James Taylor
Taylor
Alice Zigler
S. V. Carr
Jess Kraybill
Lillian Bean
Norman Strachen
Roger Stanley
Hesper
M. H. Cox
C. C. McGuire
St. Louis
George Gerstenberger
Lucy Kazi
Claude Callan
Kansas Electric Power
Kansas Electric Power Company
Lloyd S. Purcell
Geo. A. Mills President
Roper Gas Range
Kansas Public Service Co
Journal-World
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