Local clubs hold meetings across city with programs and socials
The Temola club and Portia club meet tomorrow afternoon at homes of Mrs. J Frank Jones and Mrs Betty Shaw. Programs include origins of state names and a review of Mice and Men. Additional gatherings cover Christmas lessons, covered dish suppers, solo and piano performances, and charity exchanges at various addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temola Club
J. Frank Jones
Hovey Hannan
Betty Shaw
Alabama Street
Portia Club
W. T. Courtney
John Edmonds
Progressive Reading Club
W. R. Gorrill
Coila Morrison
Twentieth Century Club
Airs
Hugh Means
F. M. Benedict
Local club notices include officers election and Christmas charity
Mrs. Ida Price hosts a year end meeting where officers will be elected. The Business and Professional Women’s Club plans a December dinner at 6 30 pm with Miss Helen Templeman speaking and Miss Margaret Schumann guiding the program. The American War Mothers meet Wednesday at Mrs. Ella Longenecker’s 1029 Tennessee for a 12 30 pm covered dish luncheon and Christmas basket for a needy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Alliance of the Unitarian Church
Ida Price
Pennsylvania Street
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Colonial Tea Room
Helen Templeman
Margaret Schumann
Ella Longenecker
Tennessee Street
Leavenworth
Local club notices and rescheduled events
Mrs Corlett hosts Thursday contract club at 2 30 pm. Cosmos club meets tomorrow at Mrs Wope 1008 Mississippi street. Mrs E K Crim to present Churches of Washington DC. Progressive Sunday school supper postponed. Mrs A T Walker hosted Monday teas whist. Old and New club met Saturday with Dean E B Stouffer. After dinner at Wiedemanns guests visited Stouffer home where a paper on Confusion in Educational Aims was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Neville
Vermont Street
Review Club
Reid Hemphill
Cosmos Club
Dean E. B. Stouffer
Wiedemann’s
Stouffer
Lawrence Debaters Lose in Coffeyville Contest
The Liberty Memorial high school debate team was eliminated in the fifth round of the Coffeyville invitational held Saturday. Classen high school Oklahoma City won the tournament after defeating Central Sapulpa and Coffeyville. Lawrence losses came from Ponca City and Classen high. Albert Decker and David Whitney were undefeated in the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Coffeyville
Voliva Loses Bid on Sunday Movies in Zion
Wilbur Glenn Voliva, leader of the Christian Catholic church in Zion Illinois, lost after followers defeated a Sunday movie ordinance by roughly two to one. The measure would have allowed Sunday films and bowling, a move Voliva had spoken against. Mayor Richard F. Hire presides over the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
Ill
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Christian Catholic Church
Richard F. Hire
Landon Family Moves Into New Suburban Home
Former Gov Alf M Landon and wife with children Peggy Ann Nancy Jo and John Cobb have moved into their newly completed suburban home in Topeka. They held a quiet first meal in the house after spending the first night there and reported no guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Peggy Ann Landon
Nancy Jo
John Cobb
Nadyne Wakefield Returns Home From Kansas Visit
Nadyne Wakefield returns to North Lawrence after Thanksgiving break spent with her parents in Marysville Kansas. She is a student at the University of Kansas and was previously linked to Mrs. John Patchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadyne Wakefield
North Lawrence
Marysville
Kan
Nadyne
University of Kansas
John Patchen
North Lawrence Nursery School Visit and Local Notes
North Lawrence spent a pleasant forenoon visiting the nursery school. Rev and Mrs C J Knox were ill last Sunday and confined to their home. Centenary M E church had no evening service. A group from Centenary attended services at Evangelical church with a gospel team from Trinity Evangelical Kans City in charge. Mrs Walter Palmateer visited the nursery school this week and is a co sponsor of the nursery school through Lawrence Womens club. Bert Haney and Roy Haney and family were Kansas City visitors last Sunday. Eugene Hamlet is confined to his home with a cold. Riley Rogers remodeled a house and plans to move in soon and rent the vacated house. Mr and Mrs Herman Pasewark are back in the Elm street lunch room where they were in business for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lawrence
C. J. Knox
Centenary M.E. Church
Evangelical Church
Trinity Evangelical Church
Kansas City
Walter Palmateer
Lawrence
Bert Haney
Roy Haney
Eugene
Riley Rogers
Herman Pasewark
Elm Street
Community News From O'Neil Districts and Surroundings
Sunnyside resident Bob Simons visited the Bill Haley home Wednesday evening. Kansas City guests Mrs Antrim and family joined relatives for Sunday. H Harold Antrim Jr and Arthur Jones visited Mrs Kate Jones. Elva Richardson returned from Kansas City after a week away. George Rothwell, born locally, visits relatives here while staying with Thurman Rothwell near Kanwaka. Stewart and John Lawrence looked over their farm on Thanksgiving morning. W E Holey, Mrs W E Holey, and Edith Metcalf with daughter Clovis called on Miss Frances Me of Mackey. Funeral services for Fred Parker were held at the Friends church in Tongarro Friday. Clovis Holey attended a Tonganoxie high school matinee. junior class plans a December 10 play. Mr and Mrs Bill Haley hosted Thanksgiving dinner with Jessie Hulcean family of Lawrence, James Metcalf family, and W A Holey family including Clovis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Simons
Sunnyside
Bill Haley
Harold
Antrim and Family
Kansas City
Kate Jones
Antrim
H. Harold, Jr
Arthur Jones
W. E. Haley
Elva Richardson
George Rothwell
Zion City
Ill
Thurman Rothwell
Kanwaka
Stewart
John
Lawrence
Metcalf
Frances Me
Mackey
W. E.holey
Clovis
Holey
Fred’ Parker
Friends Church
Tongarro
Amon
Tonganoxie High School
James Metcalf
Mound
Hole
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West Side Study Club
A.L. Carey
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ruth McKone
Louisiana Street
Carl Howe
Boyd Setterstrom
Truman Myers
Les Burnal
Una Perry
Daisy Cagle
Howe
Mesdamel
Carl Lowe
Pearl Collins
Carl Rosyall
Rogert
Elizabeth House Boyd
Veola Berry Truman Myers Lottie Grosshart
Lex Burnai
Alice Edgar Ruth McKone
Tisses— Esther Curry
Fitta Davidson
Betty Deere
Ann Lindell
Betty, Schenck Unnerry
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
H. L. Sutherland
W. FE. Higgins
Ohio Street
Edith. Wolgamott
H. B. Peakrs
The
League of Women Voters
T. D. Prentice
First Methodist Episcopal Church
L. M. Metzler
J. D. Club
8. T
Missionry Society of the United Brethren Church
Harry Gregg
Ladies’ Literary League
Kappa Alpha Theta
Richard Wagstaff
South Side
Reading Club
Melvin Miller
Massachusetts Street
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Helen Dean
Bobby Gene Collins
Mercredi Club
M. C. Cannon
New Hampshire Street
Zodiac Club
L. L. Dyche
H. E. Tanner
India
E. M. Forster
No Name Club
L. E. Bailey
Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church
Mrs
George S. Eastman
Forest Avenue
Arline
SOL Marks & Son Jewelers
Corlett. Cotton
A. T. Walker
Voliva
Florida
Landons
Fred
Gracie
Granada
Groes
der Oka
Clara
Joan Fontaine
Little Red Walking Hood
Edward G. Robinson
O’neil District
Mass
Kansas
K. U. Dramatic Club
Maxwell Anderson
Elizabeth
Green Hall
Call K. U
Dickinson
Tyrone Power
Loretta Young
Jane Withers
Ricce
Ereel
Lovell Wringer
Olson Bros
the Family Theatre
Zadiba
Hollywood
Senl Sco
Donald Woods
Geann? Madden
Color Travelog
St. Haynes & Keene
Center of
Oerayer
Barriers” With
Richard Arien
Sylvia Sydney
Mary Burns
Melvyn Douglas
Alan Baxter
Mr. Deeds
Jean Arthur Joel McCrea
Manhattan
Morroco
California
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