Society and club notices fill holiday season page
A crowded list of society events, club meetings, and engagements fills the page. It notes openings of social venues, Christmas parties at homes such as Mrs George Hackman and Roy Houser, and numerous luncheon and advisory board gatherings. Engagements include Miss Louise Longeneck yer and Stephen EK, with further plans for Christmas programs, dinners, and a community Christmas party at The Hearth and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Mra
George Hackman
Dee Arnold
Erson
Winches Home Aid Society
R. L. An‘riday
Louise Longeneckyer
Stephen EK
Stephanon
F. H. Bmithmeyer
P. E. of
Roger Allen
Kelvin Hoover
W. A. Stacey
Galen Gorril
Sunflower Dames
Roy Houser
A. B. Ewing
Niotan Club
Mothers’ League
Howard Finney
Alpha Chi Omega Advisory Board
the Hearth
Ralph Pine
Double Dee Club
Christmas events fill Lawrence churches and schools
Memorial hospital birth noted yesterday as sessionsal Women’s class hosts a Christmas party at Mrs. Warren Hile’s home. The Youth Council of Lawrence Churches was formed with officers Lyle Tefft and Barbara Brockman. Cordley school presented two Christmas pageants led by Miss Mabel Barnhart and University cadets. A Community Service League servicemen party awaits Sigma Kappa hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firstistian Church
Warren Hile
Tennessee Street
Ae Guild
Lawrence
Cordley School
Mabel Barnhart
Marian Miller
Margaret Hall
Donna Jean Nichols
University School of Fine Jarts
Cordiey
First Brace
Iatatsnik Sneteneenensiainacsibtinaininthons Wanseannee
Beth
Martin “Luther
Jesus
Marilyn Perry
Somervell
Grueber
Handel
Community Service League
Nilding
Sigma Kappas
Robert Slater
Christmas Party Plans and Club Dinners in December
Kanwaka 4-H club to host a Christmas party Monday evening December 18 at the Clough home with a gift exchange. Mrs. Hollingsworth entertained birthdays for Hollingsworth Clark and Green. Mrs. Holtzclaw and Mrs. Haines hosted Ensign Gerald Bechtle in a dinner before his overseas move. Pleasant Hour club met at Margaret Haines and M W Lonnegger’s home with Red Cross notes and Christmas program. The club’s annual family event is set for December 19 at The Hearth with Mrs. Topping Winslet and Mrs. Haines leading arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Schroyer
Beattie Collins
Kanwaka
Schroyer
Kienley Fenstemaker
W. Wymer
M. C. Elliott
al- Hanlin
Barbara
Joan Clough
R.F. Hollingsworth
Mr. Hollingsworth
George Clark
Nelson Green
Richard Green
Hollingsworth
Henry F. Holtzclaw
William Haines
Ensign Gerald Bechtle
Holtzclaw
Ensign Bechtle
Harvard University
Los Angeles
Overeas
Pleasant Hour Club
Margaret Haines
M. W. Lonnecker
New Hampshire Street
Red Cross
C. G. Czaplinski
Massachusetts Street
Charles Topping
C. C. ‘Winslet
Haines
Christmas Visits and Local Injuries in Oak Park Area
Mrs. Harold R. Hilkey of Oak Park Illinois spends holidays with her mother Mrs Julia E Moore and her husband plans to join for Christmas. Mrs Roy Linley living at 825 Missouri Street fractured her right leg above the ankle after a fall on West Ninth Street and was moved from Memorial hospital to Bell Memorial hospital in Kansas City by ambulance. Mrs Robert B Oyler has gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Hilkey
Oak Park
Ill
Julia E. Moore
Hilkey
Roy Linley
Missouri Street
West Ninth Street
Memorial Hospital
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Robert B. Oyler
Memorial hospital sees injuries and homecoming in Mississippi area
Lt Walters awaits overseas orders while Farrier of North Mississippi is hospitalized after a Saturday fall that broke both bones of her left leg above the ankle. Lloyd Joyce Dixon, son of F2/c and Mrs Dixon, returns home from Memorial hospital after an emergency appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Walters
West
Farrier
North Mississippi
Mattern watercolor Kaw River in Whitney Museum show
Karl Mattern of the school of fine arts has a watercolor Kaw River selected for the Whitney Museum annual exhibition of contemporary American sculpture watercolors and drawings in New York. The work also previously appeared at Kansas University Thayer Museum and is in Missouri painters shows at the Nelson gallery in Kansas City and City Art Museum in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Mattern
School - of Fine Arts
Kaw River
Whitney Museum
New York City
City Art Museum
St. Louis
Brownie Girl Scouts Host Costume Party At Parish House
Brownie Girl Scouts, in costume, enjoyed a party sponsored by the Girl Scout council. Mrs. Remisoe and Richard Wanttaff led the event at the Episcopal Parish house with Florence Harria and Mrs. J. L. hn Fults assisting with songs. A sub regional training conference was discussed by Mrs. J. L. Pute, with plans for an annual dinner meeting in Tensarn and invitations for troop committee leaders and mothers.
Marriage Licenses Issued at Douglas County Courthouse
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday at the Douglas County courthouse to couples J Allen Reese and Elizabeth Robbing, and Charles R Hawley of Lawrence with Minnie E Davenport of Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
J. Allen Reese
Monte
Elizabeth
Charles R. Hawley
Lawrence
Minnie E. Davenport
Atchison
King Celebrates Quiet Birthday With Usual Duties
George VI marks his 49th birthday with a quiet, workday routine. The king keeps to official duties as an anniversary observance is typically held in June for better weather, reflecting peacetime ceremonial norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George VI
DeSoto A. T. Brovesk Sprained Hand From Farm Crank
DeSoto A T Brovesk suffered a painful right hand sprain while cranking a gasoline engine at his farm Sunday to heat water for a cattle tank. Mr and Mrs Earl Lehman and daughter Wilma were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Sheldon and daughter Doris. Mrs W H Baker spent a day or two with Mr and Mrs C B Scothorne. Mr and Mrs Guy V Longstreth and Mrs L F Taylor attended the first quarterly conference of Bethel Methodist Church where the Bishops Crusade for Peace was discussed. While returning from Kansas City, the L A Penner automobile carrying Mrs Penner and son Leland was involved in a collision. Mrs Penner suffered a cut above the eye and knee abrasions and was taken to a Kansas City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Brovesk
Earl Lehman
Wilma
Harold Sheldon
Doris
W. H. Baker
C. B. Scothorne
Guy V
Weekend Road Conditions Report Narrows Travel Delays
A Saturday evening traffic update notes fair attendance at local events and improving traveling conditions. O wan Baker of La is in town visiting family as Sunday activities draw motorists and residents to area gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasorme
Amerdus
Sundoy School
Owen Baker
la A Bere
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Frank Wulfkuhle
Route One
Betty Jean
Glen O'Conner
J. M. O'Connor
Wulfkuh H
Mildred Estabrook Scott
Berkeley
Calif
Alpha Chi Omega
Scott
Barbara Olinger
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Topeka
Margery Morris
M.P.M. Club
W. C. McNown
Illinois Street
Berean
St. Paul’s Church, Eudora
Trinity Service
Lutheran Church
C. T. Davis
Mary Axel
Fay Yost
Pearl Albright
Gus Wulfkuhle
May Rowley
L. E. Murray
Niotas Club
A. L. Carey
John le Master
Afton
Okla
Robert Williams
Corporal Williams
Loren Williams
Baldwin
W. G. Beougher
J. C. Penney
Colonial
The
United Brethren Church
Lawrence Deever
Eureka
Mr. Deever
First Congregational Church
Julia Martin
Florence Deever
Bethlehem
Santa Claus
C. W. Nuffer
Harry Gregg
Frank V. Cox
Guy Scales
Regina Heatherington
Ida Riggs
Gene Cox
Serenee
University Extension Division
Myers Hall
Memorial, Hospital
Upils
Briea O Brien
Westright, Col
Dember
Woman’s Relief Corps
American Ion Hall
Floyd Sampte
Veronicans
James Dyer
Charles Saile
W. A. Simon
Francis Wilson
Route 2
Douglas Beene
First Christian Church
Mississippi Street
Mildred Stringham
M. N. Penny
VacoRup
Hanna's
Mass
Henry Tion
Ita Claus
New York
American Institute of Laundering
Conca Ara Spa
Henry ‘Larson
Mary ‘Strub
Overbrook
King
Desoto
Jeffries
Vicker's Gift Shop
Wooi
Msofte
Ngher
Starling Furniture CO
Eldridge Hotel
Fischer's
CS Berward Firestone
Aan
Ostoria
Shimmons Shop
N. H. St
Sia
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