Christmas Luncheon And Installations At Local Clubs
Mrs. Riley Burcham will entertain the W T contract club at its annual Christmas luncheon Friday at 1. Adalt chapter No 7 of the Eastern Star will hold a stated meeting Friday evening at 8 with a large class initiated. A 50 year pin to Mrs W H Eastman will be presented by Joe Smith of Linwood. On Saturday night December 21 the chapter will host a covered dish supper at the Masonic temple followed by an open installation of the 1947 officers. The Kanwaka Community club will meet Saturday December 21 for a covered dish supper at Kanwaka hall with local families invited. Supper served promptly at 30 arlene agi grina be ake anxpensive gift for the bag. Committee members listed. Births at Memorial hospital include several births on December 17 and 18 from Schneider, Browning, Gilmer, Abegg, Seymour and Brown families. J C Penney store employees held a Christmas dinner at The Hearth, decorations and carols, wrapped gifts for a Salvation Army needy family. Mrs Melvin Miller hosted the South Side Reading club with a Christmas story performance by Mrs J C Milliken.
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Adalt
The
Eastern Star
W. H. Eastman
Joe Smith
Linwood
Grand Margnall
Masonic Temple
Kanwaka
W. G. Beougher
J. C. Penney
W. D. Beoucher
Oakley
Christmas events brighten community clubs and lodges
Rebekah Lodge No 6 hosts its annual Christmas party at 8 PM in the I O O F hall with a program and treats for members families and friends. Ingleside club held a Christmas luncheon yesterday at Mrs C C Stewart home with gifts for war veterans and carol program led by Mrs W M White and solo by Mrs W A Moore.
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Rebekah Lodge No. 6
Odd Fellows
C.F. Hall
Ingleside Club
C. C. Stewart
Clark Duncan
Minnie B. Walker
Walker
Wadsworth
W. M. White
W. A. Moore
Christmas Visitors Mentioned in Local Notices
Lt Comdr and Mrs Archie Mills and daughter Pam of Corpus Christi Texas will arrive Saturday to spend Christmas with Mrs Mills mother Mrs W H MeKone and with Mr and Mrs J S Mills and family. Mr and Mrs Roy Curtis and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Fasching and family in Topeka. Mr and Mrs Pat Shannon and Mr and Mrs Neal Banks spent Monday in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Robert Prouts of Mercersburg are visiting their brother in law and sister Mr and
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Archie . Mills
Pam
Corpus Christi
Tex
Robert Prouts
Mercersburg
Rhodes Scholar Captain Bernard Rogers of Kansas
Captain Bernard Rogers of Fairview Kansas has won the Rhodes scholarship for Kansas. He is a West Point graduate and serves as an aide to General Mark Clark in Austria. Rogers was chosen from three candidates after interviews across eight U.S. cities. The two year Oxford study grant is 400 pounds per year with a possible third year for further study. The Rhodes scholarship, founded by Cecil John Rhodes in 1904, has funded 1,174 scholars to date.
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Bernard Rogers
Fairview
Kansas
Rogers
West Point
Mark Clark
Austria
United States
Oxford University
England
Rhodes
Cec
John Rhodes
University of Kansas Student Recital Set Tomorrow Afternoon
The School of Fine Arts at the University of Kansas will present a student recital tomorrow at 3 o clock in Frank Strong auditorium. Performers include Doris McConnell piano with Chopin Nocturne Op. 55 No. 1, John Cory assemble violin and piano Beethoven Sonata, Allegra Moderato, Betty Lou Wells violin Ralph Conner piano, Fridman Gartner Car Eierhart vocal selections, Maxine Dunkleberg Brahms Rhapsody in B minor.
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School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Frank Strong
Chopin Doris McConnell
Isis
Usirie
Mozart
John Cory
Betty Lou Wells
Ralph Conner
Fridman
Effort to Leave Empire May Be Made
London dispatches quote Pandit Nehru saying Congress is forging a new independent nation with India’s future on the official scene. The Times of India, Bombay, reports Nehru as leading the move toward self rule amid imperial uncertainty.
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Empire
Sean
London
Future of India
Bombay
Pandit Payanisial Nehru
Congress Party
Times of India
Nehre
Nehru Signals India Will Declare Independence Soon
The report describes Nehru speaking at a reception in Benares and indicating that within two or three days India would declare itself out of the British Empire. It notes the grave implications for the ongoing talks and the Muslim League, which has boycotted the constituent assembly opened in New Delhi, with potential open defiance against British plans to leave. The story follows broader tensions in the house of commons.
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Mae Win
Benares
India
Ivan Erapaned
Nehru
New Delhi
House of Commons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Riley Burcham
W. T. Contract Club
Memorial Hospital
Melvin E. Schneider
Tennessee Street
van Browning
R. L. Gilmer
Mber
Klauss Abegg
Haskell Avenue
W. S. Seymour
Tonganoxie
L. B. Brown, Jr
Kanene City, Mo
Melvin Miller
South Side Reading Club
J. C. Milliken
Woodlawn P.T.A
NAPCO
American Service Co
Vermont
Jeffries
Wiliam
Baty
Betty
Menirs Homestead
Lawrence Sanitery Milk
Creem
Greser
LT. Harris CO
Zims Snack Shop
Post Office
SPR
CUA
RCC
Ae Taille Franklin A Lee Cream
Bine
Franklin XX
Red Christmas Bell Center
Franklin Dealer
Franklin XX Amt
Edmonds’ Fountain Service
Britain
Vaerenee
Kan
Wednentag
Mich
Montgomery One
Shetland
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