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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1936

Page

5

Monarch Bound to Rigid Course by Edward VIII

H L Mencken argues Edward VIII broke the explicit royal contract by seeking to marry Wallis Simpson. He notes the king cannot wed a divorced American, must uphold public duties, and face the moral mores of Britain, which demand adherence to established rules.

Eichtor H. L. Mencken Balltimore Wallis Warfield Simpson Associated Press Edward VIII Baltimore Edward Moving Pictures Piccadilly England Hollywood Long Island London Downing Street Wallis Simpson Baldwin

Landmark library of Kansas began with Vinland girls in 1859

The Coal Creek library, Kansas’s first public library, started in 1859 when Anna Soule and Martha Cutter formed a literary society to curb dancing and fund books. They held biweekly meetings on Cutter land, raised money via a supper and dues, sent for Philadelphia books, and eventually moved libraries to Grange hall and then a one room building. Anna Soulouse, a relative of the present librarian, helped decorate Kansas’s first Christmas tree in 1862, and Vinland now retains its historic name from the first grape vines brought by Barnes’ Nursery.

Coal Creek Kansas Anna Soule Vinland Martha Cutter New England Cutter Library Association Gift Association Philadelphia Anna Prairie City Palmyra Baldwin Harriet Beecher Stowe Charlotte Bronte Cutter Farm George Cutter Grange Hall Martha Cutter Kelley Anna Soulouse Massachusetts Emigrant Aid Society Farnum William Barnes Massachusetts Barnes Dracut

A Jazz President and a Runaway Reverie

The speaker mocks a president as childish and reckless likening him to a thief or circus performer. The piece jokes about whether he will resign his cabinet and wed, then contemplates ruin whether he fights for love or collapses, fearing impact on his family.

United States

Lesson-Sermon on God the Only Cause in Science and Health

The December 6 Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist centers on God as the sole creator with Isaiah 44 24 as Golden Text and Romans 8 15 as a correlative scripture. It emphasizes divine Principle as the source of being and asserts that God and man coexist in the divine order as inseparable, harmonious, eternal spiritual offspring.

God Mary Baker Eddy

Rupert visitors and social calls noted

Crowder F L Orr of Rupert Idaho is visiting relatives and friends. Miss Helen Norwood of Lecomp ton and Mrs W S Collins called at the Julius Belerman home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs C N Hodson called at the S Q Gentry home in Riv نشست

F. L. Orr Rupert, Ida Helen Norwood Lecompton W. S. Collins Julius Belerman C. N. Hodson S. Q. Gentry Riv

Local Visits and Social Calls in Kanwaka and Topeka

Mr and Mrs J M Emmett of Kanwaka and J M Crowder called on Robert Norwood last week. Jack Colling spent Tuesday evening with Floyd and Lloyd Svoboda in Glenn. Crowder dined with the Emmetts in Kanwaka, then the group, including F L Orr, drove to Topeka in the afternoon.

Erside J. M. Emmett Kanwaka J. M. Crowder Robert Norwood Jack Colling Floyd Lloyd Svoboda Glenn Emmett Mr. Crowder F. L. Orr Topeka

Thanksgiving Visits Gather Readers Across Nearby Towns

Winter Miss Mary Miller of Eudora spent Thanksgiving with her parents the Millers. Families from Topeka Lawrence and Riverside joined in Thanksgiving visits to Effingham, including the McClanahan and Buerman households. Funeral services for Mrs. Scet were held at Funk funeral home with local attendees. Davis of Scotia N Y spent the holiday with grandparents in the area.

Mary Miller Eudora George Miller V. J. Springler Topeka Ralph Miller Long Ellen Gentry Lawrence Herman Banks Frank Miller Robert Schroyer Billie Schroyer Ross Cole Effingham Guy McClanahan J. C. Buerman Louis Buerman Riverside Carl Williams Julius Buerman Mary Scet Skinner Funk Funeral Home Guy ¥. Davis Scotia N. Y K. A G. T. Richards Jack Simpson Oswakie

Atkinson Hostesses Report Illness of Mrs Morse Smith

Mr and Mrs C C Atkinson entertained Mrs Atkinson's brother Brownie Johnson and family Sunday. Word arrived here Monday afternoon about the very critical illness of Mrs Lou Morse Smith.

C. C. Atkinson

Thanksgiving Day Visits Across Kansas and Missouri

Clifford Morse and sister May Courtney traveled from Pueblo to Lawrence. Elmer Jewett family and Mary Murphy visited Maida Kimball in Manhattan. J R Duncan and sons from Richmond visited J D Stone's family. William Duncan arrived later from Carrailton. Clay Linden hosted guests including C B Soule for Thanksgiving dinner. J P Everett went to Oklahoma to visit relatives. Ruby Greenbaum and son joined Arthur Anderson for turkey in Kansas City. Alexy Adams of Olathe visited F F Soule. J A Reynolds family dinner included Herbert Reynolds, two daughters, Mrs Quy, and Alonzo Ambler's family. Housework on vacated E C Tuck house ahead of Zook move. E C Marshall and Harry Miller drove to Eudora for Thanksgiving with Ray Miller. Irma Hambleton, on DeSoto State Bank vacation, visited St Louis. Tom Hall and sons Ted and Otis visited Bonner Springs.

Pueblo Colo Clifford Morse May Courtney Lawrence Elmer Jewett Mary Murphy Thelma Murphy Maida Kimball Manhattan J. R. Duncan Ernest and Roacoe Richmond J. D. Stone Mr. Stone William Duncan Carrailton Stone Clay Linden C. B. Soule J. P. Everett Oklahoma Ruby Greenbaum Kansas City Arthur Anderson Alexy Adams Olathe F. F. Soule J. A. Reynolds Herbert Reynolds Robert Quy Alonzo Ambler Hesper Tom Hall

Near miss as bullet grazes girl on way home

Margaret Forsythe a high school freshman walked home with Eileen Breithaupt and Leon Parker when a bullet from nearby Figenbaum pasture grazed her right cheek and embedded in the Diedrich home foundation. One girl’s sleeve was grazed and the incident occurred about 4 pm as they turned into the Diedrich yard.

Margaret Forsythe Curtis Diedrich Margedt Eileen Breithaupt Leon Parker Diedrich Yard Figenbaum Margeret Clarice Miller Carrie Forsythe Ethel Chronister Minnie Edelbrock Jessie Grimes Elizabeth Fuller Minnie Jones St. Paul’s Evangelical Church Fred Eastman Bridge Club Gurtis Ruthrauff Fred Rothberger Gilmore Nichols Clifford Olander

Eudora High to Present Realistic Comedy New Fires

The Eudora rural high school junior class will stage a three act realistic comedy titled New Fires at the high school auditorium on Friday night at 8 o clock. Miss Mabel Campbell directs with tickets going on sale December 11 at White's drug store.

Eudora Rural High School Mabel E. Campbell White's Leslie Kindred Clarence Daugherty Gene Oscar Lot Edwin Schubert Patricia Lyndon Schubert Eudora Fred Walker George Schubert Henrietta Schubert F. G. Hughes Schaefl Stith Rebekah Emory

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