Christmas Club Events and Dinners Announced
The notice lists holiday gatherings for several clubs and groups. Events include dinners and Christmas parties at the American Revolution Woman's club and various associated societies led by Mrs. Floyd Riederer Mrs. H E Jordan Mrs. Ed Anderson and others. Dates span Saturday Sunday Tuesday in the season at locations such as the Lotus club and the Lawrence Woman's club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Revoluse Woman's Club
Are, Jr
Lotus Club
Floyd
Riederer
Tota Nu
H. E. Jordan
Double Seven Thimble Club
Ed Anderson
Jolly
Stitchers Club
Winter Tea Honors Mrs Landes and Social Gatherings
Mrs George Beal hosted fifty guests for a Christmas tea honoring Mrs Bertha Landes of Seattle. Prof K K Landes and Mrs John Sherman attended. Members of several clubs shared luncheons, games, and holiday decor with poinsettias and holly.
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George Beal
Bertha
K. Landes
Seattle
Wash
K. K. Landes
John Sherman
W. R. Maddox
Earnest Boyce
E. E. Bayles
Raymond Wheels
A. J. Mix
T. D. Prentice
Dorothy Werner
Lucy Smith
Lois Wheeler
Elizabeth Prentice
Installation of Mrs. Harriet Martin Leads Adah Chapter Officers
The article details the installation ceremony of Adah chapter officers led by Worthy Matron Mrs. Harriet Martin with musical tributes and flower gifts. Newly named officers include Associate Matron Mrs. Sally Ewing and Secretary Mrs. Elizabeth Carman. The event featured a decorated setting with lights, a poinsettia arch, and rose petal procession by children.
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Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Minna Holliday
Adah
Evelyn Lawson
Harriet Martin
A. B. Martin
O. C. Langston
Ina’ Foster
Louise
Nelson
Stalling ‘Marshal
Betty Lou
Heckart
Bobby
Wilson
Mrs. Martin
Lola Craig
George Lowman
E. Dooley
Carolyn
Rosemary
Maurice Martin
A.B. Martin
Sally Ewing
George Ansdell
Elizabeth Carman
Verona Eastman
Icle Brune
Nancy McClelland
Emma Semple Marshal
Clara Whetstone
Isabelle McKenzie Adair
Mildred ‘Saunders Ruth
Lucy Stith Hsther
Eva Pasewark
Martha
Mildred Mast Electa
Anna Gleason Warder
Robert Marckley
Sentinel
Christmas program and gift exchange at Vinland Rec Club
The Recreation club hosts a Christmas program and gift exchange Tuesday at 2 30 PM at Mrs Clar ence Reynolds home with Mrs Will Allison assisting. Vinland teachers plan a Monday meeting with each bringing a ten cent gift for exchange. A fried chicken supper preceded the latest meeting at Mr and Mrs Clarence Randel home. Those present included multiple local residents and the event featured rhythm band instruction led by William Knox. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Weibel announce the birth of a daughter at Memorial hospital. The Jones family will spend Christmas in Great Bend with their daughter Mrs Donald Kendall and family guests Endsley Jones and daughter Kar.
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Also Club
Vivian Miller
Nita Fincher
Clarence Reynolds
Will Allison
Vinland
Katherine
Ann Kelley
Clarence Randel
William Knox
Vinland High School
Lloyd Weibel
Route Three
Memorial Hospital
H. T. Jones
Great Bend
Donald
A. Kendall
Endsley Jones
Kar
Community events sparkle in holiday notices and gatherings
Local clubs plan Christmas parties and gift exchanges at various homes and venues. Mrs. Chester Wible hosts a Christmas dinner at the Cafe. Old Friends club meets at Mrs. Jahn’s with Martha Kannenberg assisting. a mystery pal exchange and roll call planned. Residents also note births at Memorial Hospital and family gatherings across nearby towns.
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Stitchers Club
Chester Wible
Old Friends ‘Club
Local residents plan holiday trip to New Orleans
Grant Risley, longtime rural mail carrier, is in Lawrence tending business. He owns a farm in Osage County but receives mail in Reading. Mrs. T. D. Funk, Miss Lena Funk, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Penchard Jr. left today to spend the holidays in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Risley
Lawrence
Mr. Risley
Osage County
Reading
Kan
T. D. Funk
Lena
B. Funk
Edward Penchard, Jr
New Orleans
Christmas Travel and Local Updates From Wichita to Kansas City
Mrs Moore and family remain in Angeles awaiting year’s end. Dorothy Inglehardt and John Paynter wed this afternoon. Mrs Baldwin and Mrs Harris head to Havang Cuba for Christmas. Ed Harwood recovers from a broken arm after a fall. Dr Gail McClure leaves for Bussey Iowa for vacation. Lila Grayson Hazel Riggs visiting Kansas City. Pendleton returns from Shattuck School Faribault for holidays. Lloyd Ware Jr returns from Wentworth Military Academy Lexington.
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Angeles
Cal
Ey Moore
Wichita
Bctors
W Ding
Dorothy
Inglehardt
John
Paynter
Ralph. Baldwin
L. C. Harris
Havang
Cuba
Ed Harwood
Memorial Hospital
Gail McClure
K. U
Bussey
Lila Grayson
Hazel Riggs
Kansas City
William “Pendleton
W.'H.'pendleton
Faribault
Minn
Shattuck School
Lloyd Ware, Jr
Lexington
Wentworth Military Academy
Former Kansas Politician Fitzgerald Dies in San Diego
William J. Fitzgerald 77 longtime lieutenant governor of Kansas from 1905 to 1911 died in San Diego California yesterday. The veteran Republican leader will be sent to Dodge City his former home where he knew Wyatt Earp Bat Masterson and other early-day figures.
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Kansas
San Diego
Calif
William J. Fitzgerald
Dodge City
Wyatt Earp
Bat Masterson
U S Treasury Engineer Hayes Dies at 69 in Wichita
Willis B. Hayes, 69, a United States Treasury Department engineer from Crafton, Pa., died yesterday at the Veterans Hospital in Wichita. He had served 27 years and fell ill a month ago in Salinas while supervising construction of a new federal building.
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U. S. Treasury
Wichita
Kan
Willis B. Hayes
Crafton
United States Treasury Department
Veterans’ Hospital
Salinas
Christmas Program and Services at United Brethren Church
The weekly page lists worship at Luther League and United Brethren Church with sermons by the pastor Arthur Ward at Holloway Hall on 19th Street and sermons titled What Assurance vs. Mine The Sunday school shows 9 45 with Mrs Harry Gregg and Harold Brown as superintendents A 630 Christian Endeavor meets at the Woodcock home 1533 Rhode Island Street Christmas programs are planned for the Wednesday service and an Otterbein Home offering is requested
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United Brethren Church
Holloway Hall
Massachusetts
Arthur Ward
Harry Gregg
Harold Brown
Christian Endeavor
Woodcock
Rhode Island Street
Sunnday School
Otterbein
Presbyterian Church Christmas Services and Activities
The Presbyterian Church at Ninth and Vermont announces morning worship at 11:00 with the sermon How Far to Bethlehem and a candle lighting by the senior department. The day includes organ preludes, solos, violin pieces, and an offertory. Evening at 6:00 features a combined Christmas service by the Taxis Society and a Christmas tree party, followed by a 6:30 joint student meeting.
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Church Corner Ninth
Vermont
Theodore H. Astman
Donald M. Swarthout
C. W. Straffon
Bethlehem
Merkel
Jean Barbbino
Yon Merbah' Moore
Paul Stoner
Offertory
le Sommeil de
Jen M. Swarthout
Church Choir Meets as Missionary Group Plans Fundraiser
The article details a church event led by Mrs Delia and Mrs Adella with ACE and League members. A discussion centers on a $19 donation and a scriptural focus from Eph 6 before the missionary meeting at the church.
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Masonic Lodge Stete
ACE
League
Delia Age
Pane
What Dogram, &m
Christine
Adella
Lucas
Methodist Church of Youth to Hold Christmas Worship
The Church of Youth of the First Methodist plans a Christmas worship service tomorrow at 10:00 AM in the First Methodist auditorium. Dorothy Enlow Miller will play the organ, with Cantique de Noel as prelude and other music including O Little Town of Bethlehem by Dean Kieffer. The service features a faith affirmation, responsive reading The Spirit of Christian Youth, a Christmas story read by Richard Edgar, and a sermon by Dr. Robert A. Hunt titled How to Make Every Day a Christmas.
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Church of Youth
First Methodist Church
Methodist Sunday School
Dorothy Enlow Miller
Little Town of Bethlehem
Dean Kieffer
Betty Jean Abels
Dorothy May
June Draper
Richard Edgar
Robert A. Hunt
Howard Barnett
Allan Fisher
John Smith
Howard Sutherland, Jr
Nelson
May Ralph Ward
Leslie Gilliland
Howard Suther
Meh School Departures Open to All Students
A fragment notes the Meh school departures page or event and mentions open attendance for eligible students. Regular church services are planned to follow at 10 50.
Christmas Carols Amplified From Baldwin Methodist Church
The Baldwin community enjoyed hourly Christmas music on December 16 when organ and choral pieces echoed from the Baldwin Methodist church. Baker University’s fine arts department sponsored the annual event with help from local businessman Leo Smith, enhancing student and townsperson daily routines with carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Methodist Church
Fine Arts Department
Baker University
Leo Smith
Five KU students undergo operations at Watkins Memorial
University of Kansas students Lloyd Huff Mound City Beth Tillman Silver Lake Ralph Dugan Circleville and Lucille Knuth Herington were among sixteen who had operations at Watkins Memorial hospital today Dr Canuteson announced additional patients were being treated and this number may rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Heald Dr R J Canuteson to Visit Wisconsin Relatives
Dr Canuteson director of student health at the University and member of the executive council will leave Lawrence Wednesday by motor car with his wife for Galesville Wisconsin to visit relatives.
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R. J. Canuteson
Universi of
Cs A
The
Association
Lawrence
Galesville
Wises
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