Society News Highlights From Topeka Area Clubs and Weddings
Local society pages detail dinners and lectures at the Country Club and University Club with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Docking and Mr. and Mrs. Jones. Miss Lenore Irwin wed Henry Rohhe Jr at St Thomas Church. reception at the bride’s home and plans to live in Kansas City. Various circles of churches and women’s groups hold meetings. Patty Armel hosts a dinner shower. Miss Patry Armel is guest of honor at the Chocolate Shop. community club programs feature Grace Endacott and Velma Wiley with Red Cross notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Irwin
Anna Irwin
Kansas City
Henry Rohhe, Jr
Edith Rohe
Lawrence
Leo Lutz
St. Thomas Church
Margarite Heating
Bob Brown
Mr. Roche
Clearfield
Africa
Italy
Patty Armel
Barbara Duff
Sarah Colmery
Topeka
Chocolate Shop
Lyle ‘Armel
Betty June Sullivan
James Harrison
James R. Lee
Miss Armel
Lyle Armel
Jean O'Conner
Mias
Norma Lutz
Virginia Winter
M.S. Winter
Wallace Weekes
H. Little
J.A. Lavery
William Arthur
Sarah Phipps
Lallie O'Le
Martin Hatfield
Frank Sullivan
Grace Endacott
Velma Lee Wiley
Anna Carolyn Wiley
Freddy Wiley
Ruth Kimmel
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Miss Kimmel
Red Cross
Karl M. Todd
Art E. Stoner
Peter
Pumpkin Eater
Miessner
John, Thompson, Jr
Anna
Carolyn
Robin Weltz
Williams
Freddy
Velma Lee
Russell L. Wiley
Annie Laurie
Lady Scott
E. M. Owen
Edward Hislop
C. R. Albright
Visiting kin and friends mingle in local society pages
Mrs James William Knox arrived yesterday from El Paso Texas to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J B Wiggins. Captain Knox expects to join later for Christmas. Mr and Mrs A C Hansen of Pasadena California were guests yesterday of Miss Lillian Constant and friends. Col and Mrs Beddingfield visiting in Kansas City will be guests tonight of Mr and Mrs Ray Wright. Miss Helen Wagstaff state president of the American Association is noted in society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Knox
el Paso
Tex
J. B. Wiggins
Knox
A. C. Hansen
Pasadena
Calif
Lillian Constant
Col
Charles. Beddingfield
Kansas Cit
Ray Wright
Helen Wagstaff
The
American Association
University Women speaker at Ottawa branch meeting
The University Women will speak at an Ottawa branch meeting hosted by Mrs. C W Heg. Mrs Maurice Roper has returned to Lawrence from California and Portland visiting family. Mr Roper, discharged from the army in October after over five years, plans to attend the University of Kansas. The Ropers reside at 946 Ohio Street. J B Wilson is in Arkansas on business this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
C .W. Hegbets
Maurice Roper
Lawrence
California
Ropers
Portland
Ore
Jayhawk Grill Gives Steak Dinners to Undefeated Football Team
Ernest Pulliam owner of the Jayhawk Grill promised T bone steak dinners to Lawrence high school football players if they stayed undefeated. Last night the team completed an all win season, with ten victories. Eight dinners were served with plans to feed 86 in total as managers and coaches join. Tip Tipton of Coca Cola supplies a Coke with each dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Pulliam
Jayhawk Grill
East Ninth Street
Lawrence High
Pulliam
Tip” Tipton
Governors Confer Postponed Over Track Strike Conflict
Governor Griswold of Nebraska urged Governor Schoeppel to postpone a six state governors conference set for Omaha Wednesday to avoid clashing with a track strike conference. He cited awaiting Washington discussions and suggested rescheduling pending outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topoka
Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
Andrew Schoeppel
Omaha
Jto
Congress
Griswold
Washington
Mexican President decrees literacy duty for all citizens
President Avila Camacho issues a decree mandating that every literate person in Mexico must teach at least one illiterate to read and write. The directive aims to boost national literacy and reduce illiteracy across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avila Camacho
Mexico
E Bonds Lag in V Loan Campaign
Washington reports the 11 billion dollar victory loan may oversubscribe but E bond sales to individuals lag. War Finance Director Ted Gamble says pattern sales fall short, with several days under the target though total sales exceed expectations by 62 million. End date extended to month end. demand waning risks inflation if money is not spent prudently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Finance
Ted R. Gamble
Treasury
War Finance Division
Gamble
Poplar Wood Used for Berry Baskets and Crates
The wood of the poplar tree is favored for berry baskets and crates due to its softness toughness and light color. It is tasteless odorless and widely used in manufacture.
All-Bran Ad Claims Natural Laxative Benefits
A testimonial letter praises Kellogg’s All-Bran for long term constipation relief. It urges daily consumption and ample water, promising a double money back offer if not satisfied after ten days. The cereal is described as nutritious and bulk forming, not a purgative, with distribution through Kellogg’s Battle Creek and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hazeltine
S. Chatham St
Austin
Minn
Kellogg’s
Ellogg Company
Battle Creek
Michigan
Omaha
Books For Everyone Weddings Birthdays Anniversaries and Christ
A brief reader note highlights books suited for weddings birthdays anniversaries and religious occasions emphasizing Christ. It suggests diverse selections for gifts and personal libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
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George Docking
Ogden Jones
University Club
Margaret Lawson Cormack
India
Sigma Kappa
Fred S. Montgomery
Bridge
Women’s Council of the First Christian Church
H. H. Lane
J. J. Lavery
W. C. Eilis i
H .G. Barr
Oread Avenue
Gary McDermond
Trinity Guild of the Episcopal Cill
Double Dozen
Irvin Hulce
Via
Rere Wands
Chile
Wamales
Eldridge
Phooey
Mass
East 11Th St
W. M. McGrew
C. Ruth Quinlan
Roberts
Wagoner
Gerble’s
Woo
Men’s Bibless
Mackinaws
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