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Society items must reach the Journal-World before 11 30 o clock on the day of publication. Please write or phone items well in advance of use time.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1940
Page
5
Society items must reach the Journal-World before 11 30 o clock on the day of publication. Please write or phone items well in advance of use time.
A list of local clubs and society groups with members and planned events including luncheons, contract and bridge clubs, whist, and tea. Groups named include Newcomers, Merry Matrons, Home Aid, Bridgettes, Sigma Kappa Alumnae, PEO chapters AZ EA CW, Rebekahs, Entre Nous, Niotas, Mothers League, Pi Beta Phi Alumnae, YWCA advisory board, and activities at Evans Hearth Colonial Odd Fellows Henley House Methodist church and other venues.
The Country club hosts a December 12 Christmas party with dinner and bridge led by Judges Hugh Means and others. Mrs W J Keeler hosts a Sigma Kappa Alumnae dessert party this evening followed by cards. Frances Mee plans a birthday dancing party at the Colonial Saturday night from 9 to 12. The National Letters Carriers auxiliary Christmas party is set for December 9 at Evans Hearth. The Stull Needlecraft club held a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Howard Hill, with recipes, contests, and gifts. The Mothers' League meets tomorrow at Mrs G H Dixon’s home with a quiz program for members and guests.
Local society columns list executive meetings at the Memorial Union Pine room and multiple card clubs meeting at homes. Readings, music, prizes, and desserts mark gatherings by A A U W Bridgettes B H W and Chi Omega alumnae. birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hunter. Engagement announced for Wauneta Rake and Dan Con.
A crossword style list features frontiersman IAINIT and many clues and answers across and down. Entries include Biscuit, Oak fruit, Goddess of vegetation, and terms for travel, craft, and measurements.
No le son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Connole of Stull to wed Miss Rake in Norfolk Virginia January 1 where Connole is employed. Miss Rake works at Armstrong Beauty Shop. A bridge tournament at Mrs. Ivan Rowe's home yielded first prize to Mrs. Lloyd Durr and Mrs. Robert Van Noy, second to Mrs. A Wolfson and Mrs. Ralph Wolfson. Niotas club to meet at Mrs. Ivan Randall's home tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Charles Fincher in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Marshall are in New Orleans for an American Society of Chemical Engineers meeting after leaving Austin. Mrs. J. E. Hughes travels home to Shawnee after visiting her niece. Anna Davis returns from Leavenworth to stay with her daughter. Leona Long returns from Manhattan where she aided state employment services. Mrs. George March visits while her husband assists construction near Little Rock. Miss Iva Belle Harper has re-
Miss Harper of Cleveland Kansas recently elected president of the Kansas Interscholastic Press Association after attending a National Scholastic Press convention. Dr. Beamer and Dr. Hungerford attend Kansas State Horticultural Society sessions in Kansas City. Prof. Verner Smith returns from Memorial hospital after car crash near Texarkana. he suffers a fractured knee cap and arm. A. E. Rothchield, former Green Brothers Hardware employee, completes top grades at Five Aircraft Company's school in Kansas City Oklahoma, graduating with honors.
By one o clock, he was employed as an instructor with the Iowa Airplane company of Des Moines and left by plane to begin his new duties. He is expected to oversee the school for training government men. Lieut. Col. R F Edwards, now at Fort Brady Michigan, notes heavy snow and approaching winter, and asks to be remembered to Lawrence friends.
Haskell students and staff work daily on decorations with lights to be up by December 20 and on until after Christmas. Vacation begins December 21 and ends December 29 with two days of school and a New Year break. On Christmas Eve the Nativity pageant will be presented.
London dispatch praises the extraordinary valor of the Greeks who have joined the Allied forces. The tribute notes their steadfast courage and sacrifices in support of shared aims and battles across the Mediterranean theater.
In London the city spent the equivalent of over six weeks under day and night air raid alarms as the war log records the daily alerts. Herbert Morrison announces first major land bier paid in Southampton. K U Symphony offers Rhap sody in Blue and Skilton's War Dance at Hoch Auditorium tonight at 8 pm.
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