Christmas Parties and Civic Club Notes Light Up Quincy
Dr and Mrs A Gifford entertain fourteen guests at the country club in honor of Mrs Rothwell Banker of Muskogee Oklahoma visiting her parents Mr and Mrs T G Fitch. Various holiday gatherings follow including L Dselub Christmas party at Mrs A W Lambs, Surprise party for Mr Hawkins, Santa Claus visits at Quincy school, Old Friends club and K A Dames events. Community groups meet at Westminster hall and G A R hall with programs, refreshments and charity drives. Birth announced for Lyle Harlin to Mr and Mrs Lee H Hegeman. Mrs Nettie Musick of Eudora noted. The Review club heard a lecture on George Bernard Shaw by Miss Alice Winston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. Gifford
Rothwell Banker
Muskogee
Okla
T. G. Fitch
Banker
Fitch
Howard Fitch
W. de Spalding
Otto Barfeldes
Mabel. Schaeffer
C.W. Sparr
D. W. Rowland
Lee H. Hegeman
Lyle Harlin
Review Club
Fraser Hall
George Bernard Shaw
Alice Winston
Local Club Honors Members and Plans Christmas Events
Fourteen department members and guests attended as Miss Winston received a rose bouquet for her club work. The high school Christian Endeavor plans a Christmas tree event at the church with small gifts for each member. The Parent-Teacher Council meets at 8 pm in room 10. Mrs. Phenicie hosted the R L H club Christmas party with refreshments and readings by Mary Ellen Miller. Upcoming plans include entertaining husbands at the Country club and a January 7 meeting with Mrs. Nance. Mr. and Mrs. Pine celebrate a Golden Wedding with open house December 23, recounting Theodore Pine’s 1849 Philadelphia birth and long move to Kansas via New Jersey and Maryland. Amanda Henry born 1849 in Baltimore County taught school at eighteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Phenicie
R. L.H. Club
Phenicie
H. E. Miller
Mary Ellen Miller
C. E. Todd
C. Wingrove
Topeka
Country Club
R. C. Nance
T. F. Pine
Theodore F. Pine
Philadelphia
Camden
N. J
Baltimore County
Maryland
Kansas
Amanda C. Henry
Pine
Widow Mrs Pine Recounts Life With Husband Since 1873
The couple first met in Maryland, married December 28 1873, and settled in Kansas. They raised five children and have seventeen grandchildren and a great grandchild, with many relatives and friends planning to visit Sunday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 2 to 10 p.m.
Personalities Travel Between Cities In Brief Notices
James Darrow spent the day in Kansas City while Ernest Seidel visited there this morning. Mrs J F Hulbert of Waureka Wis. left after visiting Miss Florence Black. Dr and Mrs C J Simmons depart for San Diego to spend the winter. Margaret Lynn and Mrs E J Tonken also appear in the Kansas City Topeka Ottawa and Richmond travel notes with brief business and visit mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Darrow
Kansas City
Ernest Seidel
J. F. Hulbert
Waureka
Wis
Florence Black
C. J. Simmons
San Diego
Margaret Lynn
E. J. Tonken
Topeka
C. V. Hughes
Ottawa
George K. Mackie
I. M. Putnam
Richmond
Kansas
Local residents plan Christmas visits across the state
The morning saw George McGee return to his sister’s home while Mrs EB G Stith left for Kansas City to spend the holidays. J W Greenlees traveled to Topeka. Fred G Laxman and his Chicago wife arrived to join their hosts Mr and Mrs George Kuhrie for Christmas. County attorney A B Mitchell is visiting Chanute with his wife’s parents as his wife recovers from illness. Mrs Mitchell, seriously ill, is improving. H T Sheldon also went to Topeka this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McGee
EB. G. Stith
Kansas City
J. W. Greenlees
Topeka
Fred G. Laxman
Chicago
George Kuhrie
A. B. Mitchell
Chanute
Mitchell
Moves to New Quarters by Lawrence Building and Loan
The Lawrence Building and Loan Association moved from 787 Massachusetts Street to its new home at 800 Massachusetts Street and began business there immediately. The building, recently purchased, reflects the association’s growth over fifteen years, with the upper portion currently in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
Massachusetts Street
Jenkins head south for winter in Fort Pierce Florida
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jenkins have left for Ft. Pierce Fla. to spend the winter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Frowe. Enrollments are now being made for the new term which starts at the Business College January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jenkins
Ft. Pierce _ Fla
William . Frowe
Btn
Business College
Hear Speeding Charge Hearing For Clyde Ferris
Clyde Ferris of Topeka faces a speeding charge for more than forty miles per hour on the fort to fort highway dated December 9. The hearing is set for Thursday December 27 at 10 o clock at the courthouse before Justice R Manley. Christmas cigars advertised at Rankin s Drug Store 1101 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Ferris
Topeka
Fort-To-Fort
Court House
R. ©. Manley
Rankin'’s Drug Store
1101
Mass
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L.dselub
A. W.lamb
Louisiana
Quincy School
Santa Claus
Our Town
Old Friends Club
Emma Bennett
Fred Copp
Shawl
Henrietta Schaake
John Lehman
Salvation Army
K. A
Charles Robinson
Helen Thompson
Quincy
Guy
Bruce
George
Teeple
Home Aid Society
E. G. Vernon
Tennessee Street
C. W. McFarland
Walter Hines
S. R. Learned
E. R. Learned
G. J. Shultz
Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Women’s Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Christan
The
Christian Church
Eac
Dewatteville-Fischer School of Dancing
Lawrence Building and Loan
Massachusetts
Everwear
Kruger
Shimmons Bros. Bowersoek Theatre
Bell’s Music
Gifis Rors
Santa
Lawrence
Evans Auto Supply Co
Wolf’s Book Store
Maéé, St
Sar
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