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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1937

Page

6

Wednesday Country Club and University Women Hold Christmas Events

A series of Christmas parties and social gatherings are listed across clubs including Wednesday contract clubs, bridge and luncheon events. Attendees include Mrs. P. C. Jackman Mrs. F. H. Smithmeyer Mrs. George Mills and others at Memorial Union Colonial Palamer and Helianthus venues. Local groups such as PEO chapters and the Home Aid society also host festive functions.

Ridge P. C. Jackman N. Leewies F. H. Smithmeyer George Mills University Women's Club Memorial Union Building John Brand Colonial Plamer Club Prescottnderwood C. D. Maier Niotas A. L. Carey P.B.O Caryl Dodds Helmer Klock Guy Keeler Helianthus Club Wayne Allphin

Christmas party and society notices from local clubs

The Friday bridge luncheon club will host a Christmas party at Mrs. Cc B Russell's home at 10 o clock. Chapter CW of PEO will hold a supper and Christmas party at 7 o clock at Mrs. Ernest Klooz's home, with books and magazines requested for the chapter project. Eunice Estella Griffith and John Stanley announce their November wedding in Croydon Pennsylvania. They will reside at 3189 North Hurley Street Philadelphia. A formal Christmas dinner at Corbin Hall for 48 University faculty members and spouses featured old English pageantry, wassail bowls, boar’s head, plum puddings, and a Yule log procession amid carols and songs performed by students and faculty. Notables attending included E H Lindley, Elizabeth Regular, Frederick J Moreau, Paul B Lawson, and others. No further Bridgettes meetings will occur until after Christmas. The Keystone Korner Klub of Eudora met for needlework and a gift exchange with ten members present plus two guests.

P. E.O Ernest Klooz George T. Griffith Eunice Estella John Stanley Philadelphia Croydon Stanley Lawrence Southwestern Bell Telephone Company International Harvester Company City North Hurley Street Old England Corbin Hall Old English Costumes. Represented Among These Were the Lord of the Manor Frances Sewell Martha Boucher Ann Rightquire Lucile Knuth Vera Carruthers Miriam Redman Helen Meyer Ann Rightmire Mary Jean Hail Geraldine Sutton Eva Ruth Meinke Dean Hewry Werner Allen Crafton A. J. Mix Adams Keystone Korner Klub Eudora Levi Woodard Neal, Dalby Burlington Kan Lois'Cramer Lola ‘Page D.M. Hestris Jerry Harris C. M . William

Growing Pains at Eudora High by Junior Class

The Eudora High School junior class presents a fresh comedy Growing Pains by Aurania Rouverol on Friday December 17 in the high school auditorium. Directed by Miss Mabel E Campbell the cast includes George McIntyre Nedine Harris Nadine Harris and many others with patrons listed as invited guests.

Eudora High Aurania Rouverol McIntyres Mabel E. Campbell George McIntyre Charles Zillner

Community clubs host Christmas events and exchanges

Families gather for pot luck on January 7 at the W. W. Gerstenberger home while the K A Dames plan a Christmas party with a toy gift exchange. Members of the Y M L and Ingleside club share gifts and readings as prizes are awarded in bridge games and a birthday cake marks the Trinity Service class anniversary.

Trinity Service Lutheran Church Do. A. Puls C. J. Kempter Erna Corey Arthur Olson Guy Winchell J. Lee Fultz J. F . Overbaugh Mae ‘Rowley M. J. Carpenter

Local club elects new officers and aids Tabitha Home

In December the club elected officers for the coming year: Mrs. Westcott president, Mrs. Fultz vice president, Mrs. Jost secretary, and Mrs. Elam treasurer. The prior year's officers were Mrs. Wulfkuhle president, Mrs. Craig vice president, Mrs. Nieder treasurer, and Miss Westcott secretary. The group held a Christmas exchange and presented Mrs. Corey with gifts. They voted to send cash and a quilt to Tabitha Home and adopted a needy family for Christmas. The arrangements committee included Mrs. Wulfkuhle, Mrs. Emick, Mrs. Schaake, Mrs. Foster, and Mrs. Fultz.

Local Personal News From Fargo and Nearby

Mr. and Mrs. F. Gray Butcher and Barbara arrive in Fargo to visit F. S. Butcher's family while R. R. Jones spends the winter in Los Angeles with his daughter. Guy Phillips recovers from an appendectomy at Memorial hospital. Margaret Walbridge of Saratoga Springs, N Y visits George Ansdell's home. Charles B Lowe returns from a six month Pacific coast trip. Terry Gaskill returns from Kansas City eye surgery described as very successful. Mrs F M Gray returns to Clinton Mo after visiting the Butchers.

F. Gray Butcher Barbara Fargo N. D N. Y George Ansdell Charles B Lowe Pacific Coast Victoria B. C San Francisco Terry Gaskill Kansas City Kan F. M. Gray Clinton, Mo F. S. Butcher

Christmas Vacation Beats for Kansan Students

Warbling carols disrupted a history class as Professor Dill cleared the hall. Students joked about homebound plans to California for Christmas. Alumni office reports a $180 gift from a Kansas woman funding three life memberships as Christmas presents.

Kansan Professor Dill K. U Kansas Alumni’ Association

Kansas City Kansan Club Elects Chairman and Officers

Grimes was named chairman of the University of Kansas publican club at a meeting last night. Elected officers include Bucklin as secretary and C H Mullen as treasurer with Lloyd Barker and other members. A committee was formed to draft a resolution seeking college representation at the state convention. The committee will report at the January 4 meeting. Nelson Sullivan, Kansan correspondent, praised for the Southwestern basketball game with 15 points as the Jayhawks won.

Grimes Kansas City Kanntat University of Kansas Young” Publican Lawrence Nae Bucklin C. H. Mullen e + Lloyd Barker Valley Nelson Sullivan The Kansas Guy Kansan Sally Jayhawkers

K U Students In Recital At Administration Building

KU students perform a recital tomorrow at 3 30 PM in the Administration Building Auditorium. The program features Gradus ad Parnassum Debussy Rosaius McCrercy Handel Where Eer You Walk Stoner Violin and Piano Allegretto Allegro Homer Dodge Caine Lucille McVey Arlouine Goodjohn Rhapsody in F Brahms Loren Withers Scherzo Capriccio Mendelssohn First Movement Trio In D Minor Molto Allegro ed agitato Homer D violin Rita Marie Gunsaullus Joyce Veiter piano

K. U Gradus Ad Parnassum Debussy Rosaius McCrercy Handel Paul Stoner Aera Emeeneren Homer Dodge Caine Lucille McVey Vergin Durante Arlouine Goodjohn Brahms Loren Withers Mendelssohn Mercer Ensemble Homer D Rita Marie Gunsaullus Joyce Veiter

KU Students to Write Essays for Hattie Elizabeth Lewis Prize

Prof Seba Eldridge leads interviews with K U students who plan to spend vacation collecting material for essays in the annual contest. Prizes total 250 dollars this year and entries are due at the Chancellor's office by May 1 1938. The committee has posted topics for potential essays.

Seba. _Eldridge Hattie Elizabeth Lewis

Problems of Family Life in Advertising Topics

A fragment hints at a discussion of family life problems within advertising topics. The text appears as an editorial note or title fragment, suggesting a broader article on social issues and marketing. No clear events or names are present to specify.

Local Reading Highlights YWCA Play and Community News

The YWCA presented a play titled Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra at the high school with a large audience. Cast included Mrs John Dick Mrs Mats Maust Mrs Mary Boydst on Mrs Emma Eichman and many others from Lecompton and nearby areas. Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Watts held in Lawrence with many from Lecompton attending.

Marie Cotthe United Brethren Y.W.C.A John‘ Dick Mats Maust Mary. Boydston Emma :Eichman Nettie Leslie Dora Worley Dorothy Porterfield Pearl Pasley Ruth Stienmers Mary Holly Ruth,Bahnmaier Edna Bahnmaier George Lasswell Ya Holloway Lois . Hays Julia Martin Arlen Emmers Patie Gibbens Mire Mollie Smith Marshall Grey Paul Maust Fay Glenn Lawrence Eichman Mable Simms Carol Maust Jackie. Hill Lucille ‘ Hildenbrand Ralph ‘Hildenbrand Frank Smith Detroit Pea August . Hildenbrand Lucille Otto Dinnes Topeka Wilbur Hildenbrand Donna Jean Stull Lois Hayes Elizabeth Watts Rumsey Fu

Fragmentary OCR Note from Santa Barbara Chronicle

Incomplete text shows stray fragments mentioning Santa and references to events or persons. Readable bits are insufficient to identify a clear person, place, or outcome for a coherent news item.

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Cc. B. Russell Chancellor E. H. Lindley Elizabeth Frederick J. Moreau Paul B. Lawson R. I. Canuteson Karl F. Baldwin N. P. Sherwood - Dean EB. B. Stouffer Waldemar Geltch Henry Werner Johnson Karl Klooz Otto Springer Reymond ‘Wheeler C. M. Baker A. T. Walker Carl Preyer Joseph Wilkins Carroll D. Clark Ee H. Guild J W. W. Davis Robert Quillen Publishers Syndicate Eudora High School Terry McIntyre Nadine Harris McIntyre Jean Bartz Homer Broers Sophie Mary Johnson Patterson Mary Beth Pence Elsie Garnette Bartz Jon Westheffer Dutch Gene Daugherty Brian Carrol Gerstenberger Lila Reetz Katherine Reetz Josephine Votan Eula Erwin Robert Stanley Howard Thoren Ellis Jackson Robert Neustifter Mary Bryant Greta Spitz Lela Votan Robert Pritchard Nadine “Harris W.W. Gerstenberger Wayne Sylvia Ralph Wotan Oliver Deay Duane Haverty Eugene Griffin Roy Cramer Woodard W. W. Gerstenberger K. A Mesdames Robert Stroup L. M. Wolfa Dale Fisher G. C.cook W. E. Wendel William Jack George Church Roland Rogers Edgareet Frank Owens, Russel Beatie L. N. Lewis W. G. Hutson A. {. Walker Y.M.L. Club H. B. Roberts Arthur Reed Howard Harris Jesse Bolton Ivan Rowe Frank Stockton Dick Howie Vera Lear Blaine Hibbard Carl Drake Ingleside Club Vermont Street Bele B. Walker C. V. Hesse Lela Whiteford Kathryn Barnes Alfred Lawrence Carl California Young Republicans J. O. Jones Engine School Jones Prosper Phi Gam Raymond Nichols Aransas Pass R. L. Sutton Sonja Henie Mt. Oread Neral Lecompton P Rem Mr. Lading Ruth Dorothe Porterfield Oer Oo Club Hall Jackie.Allen Tillie Richman Lois- Jean Henninger Mary Jane Hill Blanche Jean’. Richardson Jack Worley Clifford Arthur Shaffer Billy Wingfield Betty Cole Rau Ichman Jerry Schmidt Lester Frank Taylor Entire Che Ber John. M. Tayor F. H. Roberts Optometrist Jeckties McClaithe Venus Tide of Fashion Mass Davis Shop
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