Christmas Parties and Club Gatherings Listed Across City
Local society notes describe Friday hosts for card clubs and dinners at homes of Mrs. C A Chapter CW Mrs Ernest Kiloo and Mrs Caryl Dodds plus Mothers League and Jota Nu Christmas parties. Interdenominational church planning World Day of Prayer for March 4 1938 and Co Operettes Christmas party at Mrs Fred Jordan with up to thirty five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A
Ernest Kiloo
C.-D. Mater
A.ju Carey
Caryl Dodds
Helmer Klock
Guy Keel
Howard Exoelb
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dillon Wooten
C. O. Aston
P. W. Wiesselman
John E. Hawkins
Fred Jordan
W. Hartley
Forrest Jackson
John Rumsey
E. Mason
Charles Lanier
Christmas gatherings and officers set for 1938 events
The Home Aid society held its Christmas luncheon and party with Mrs. R L Anderson hosting. Officers elected for 1938 include Mrs. Carl Graeber as president and Mrs. R L Anderson as treasurer. Various clubs and groups announced yuletide programs, gifts, and parties across Lawrence including Kanwaka Literary club, Lotus, Beauceant assembly, and veterans groups. A Christmas program and box supper were planned, with many invitations extended to community members and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Aid Society
R. L. Anderson
Anderson
Will Johns
Carl Graeber
C.E. Birch
J. J. Krum
H. G. van Neste
Krum
H. E.anderson
Christmas Party Plans For Sunflower 4 H Club
The Sunflower 4-H club hosts an annual Christmas party Friday at Jimmy J. Boomer’s home with a gift exchange and games under chairman Jimmy Plummer and a refreshments committee led by Jean Perkins and others. Members and guests attend a festive evening with bridge, checkers, toy making, and a Santa visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillicum Lodge
Haskell
Leila K. Black
Lora Mendenhall
Mayme Tuttle
Edna Lydie
Madonna Harnar
France d ‘Andrews
Margaret Finnerty
Mothers defend Santa Claus in Salt Lake City debate
In Salt Lake City on December 17 mothers of pupils rallied to support belief in Santa Claus after children reported a teacher denying him. The American Mothers' Sentinel league urged teachers to respect tradition and keep belief intact as the central committee organized a response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Santa Claus
American Mothers’ Sentinel’ League
Ereas
Central Committee
War cabinet details reveal two top aides named
The war ministry outlines two senior assistants to the secretary and a chief of staff. The assistant secretary and the chief of staff are listed as the two chief aides to the secretary in charge, with duties aligned to support strategic decisions.
Snow and Family Highlight Georgia Prominence in Obscure Text
A fragment mentions a Snow in a mixed context tied to prominent Georgia families and a reference to Arabic spoken by over 29 million people. It also cites Shere Fred Vogler and a November date, with unclear surrounding details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Max Laptad
Lora Stephens
Byron Eisele
Frank Brown
J. Smith
Marianna Smith
Esther Hird
Alice Smith
Dorothy Cox
Elizabeth Hen
Madeline Shaw Merson
Alice Zook
Jota Nu Will
H. EF. Jordan
Kentucky Street
West Side
Presbyterian Church
W. F. Elkins
Kanwaka Literary Club
Christ
Beattie Collins
John Levett
Harvey Armstrong
Asa Colman
Fred Gregory
B G. Haverstock
Keith Baugh
Ethan Sims
Lotus Out
Floyd Riederer
Mississippi Street
Alford-Clarke
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dleary
Veterans’ Hall
Lawrence
Social Order of the Beauceant
Sonic Temple
E. E. Trueblood
C . Lanier
Faber- Ta
Charles Starkweather
Byron F. Cooks
Guy Young
O. J. Lane
W. H. McKone
Fred Broeker
George Also
Charles Rumsey
William Whetstone
D. “Woodward
George Ansdell
W.H. Eastman
Knights Templar
Bae
J. Eberhart
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau Club
Ella Maud Stephens
New Hampshire Street
Robert Quillen
R. G. ‘Zimmerman
Lloyd Webster
Myrtle Casebier
Roy ‘Lawrence
Marjorie Dietrich
Rose Giesemann
Lillian, Black
Hilda Zillner
Ecru
A Otis Ote Tack Oe
Georgia
Eee
Shere
Fred ‘Vogler
Vanity Fair
Vanity-Fair
Yardley
London
Maine
Kayser
Thay Rollins
Palent
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