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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1932

Page

5

Society Notes Highlight Local Entertaining

Mrs. Fred Shimmons hosts a bridge shower for Mrs. A B Frederick, Miss Mildred Gentry prior to marriage. Dinners mark holidays with Learned, Decker, Stauffer and Bish op families in Kansas City and Bartlesville. Presbyterian women plan meeting at Westminster Hall with talks on Indian Missions. Numerous family dinners, gatherings, and club events listed with attendees from Kansas City, Topeka, and Lawrence.

Fred Shimmons A. B. Fredrick Mildred Gentry

Personal notices of travel and visits across cities

Miss Electa Kindelsperger journeys to Kansas City to visit friends for several days. Miss Dorothea Simons leaves today for Wichita to spend the week with Miss Rosemary. Jo Wentworth and Miss Simons returned Saturday from a week in Kansas City. A. L. Ferris of Ness City visits with family at Broad View Inn. Miss Madge Bullene Mrs Martha Rogers andGen W S Metcalf travel to Topeka for Christmas with Chester Woodward’s family. Maurine Clevenger of Tulsa visits her parents. Mr and Mrs J C Clevenger and Mr and Mrs C W Meyn relocate from Kansas City to 1041 Kentucky St Lawrence. Meyn with Davis Child Motor Co. Mrs Gladys Henry Arnold of Slippery Rock Penn spends...

Electa Kindelsperger Kansas City Dorothea Simons Wichita Rosemary Jo Wentworth Simons A. L. Ferris Ness City Broad View Inn Madge Bullene Martha Rogers W. S Metcalf Topeka

Helen seeks freedom and grit beyond fear

A brief line from an early 20th century syndicated piece captures Helen declaring a desire to be as free as men yet as ornery and unafraid as they can be, highlighting gendered expectations and bold self-definition.

Helen

Holidays Bring Family Visits From Across the Midwest

A long list of residents and relatives plan or have spent Christmas with family across Kansas City Salina St. Louis Denver Philadelphia Lawrence Pittsburg and New York City. Names include Miss Helen Skilton Mrs. Bertha Ferris Miss Florence Ferris Patricia Edson and Jane Kennedy among others.

Willow Springs program and High Prairie Christmas events

Willow Springs attendees include Keith Ulrich Leland Ulrich John Churchbaugh Leslie Churchbaugh Helen Strobel and Mrs Strobel and Mrs C H Pontius. Four Leaf Community club to hold Christmas tree Friday December 23 with gifts to tree. Clyde Puckett and Orville visited in Kansas City where Mrs Lawson is receiving treatment. Cecilia Puckett hosted by E Heaston. Lydia and Clara Johanning dinner with LeRoy Stoncking family. Robert Gentry family dinner with Virgil Landis. Miss Helen Strobel returned to Eudora after visiting her brother and sister-in-law. Stella Landes hosted by Virgil Landes. John Kannenberg dinner guest of Mrs C G Schwarz. Oscar and Hattie of Woren. Clara Johanning home for Christmas vacation from Baker University. returns January 3. High Prairie church to host Christmas tree and program Sunday night. Santa Claus will attend. School to begin Christmas vacation Friday December 23 and resume January 2. Students who scored 100 in spelling listed. Letters to Santa Claus written by pupils. Christmas tree planned Friday afternoon with Santa to visit briefly. Lydia Johanning and Marvin Puckett visited school Thursday afternoon. High Prairie program performed by students December 17 under Mrs C H Pontius with songs December and Cock-a-Doodie-Doo, recitation The Reason Why by June Williams, and play Socks and Soap.

Willow Springs Keith Leland Ulrich John Leslie Churchbaugh Helen Strobel C. H. Pontius Four Leaf Community Club Clyde Puckett Orville Allie Lawson Kansas City Lydia Clara Johanning LeRoy Stoncking Robert Gentry Virgil Landia Helen Strobel Eudora Doe Strobel Stella Landes Virgil Landes John Kannenberg C. G. Schwarz Oscar Hattie Woren Baker University Baldwin High Prairie Church Santa Claus High Prairie School Gene Wingert Frederick Johanning Cecil Puckett Hazel Goodger Gilbert Goodger Virginia Lawson Robert Heaston June Williams Oscar Flory Merle Wingert Warren Landis Gerald Puckett Flora Markley Phillip Liams Virginia Williams Vivian Markley Leo Wingert Armin Landis

Social Calendar Bits Highlight Clubs and Engagement News

A crowded social week features the Tuesday calendar of Coterie and Le Trefle clubs with multiple hosts including Mrs H E Ericson Miss Bernice Jones and Miss Laura Grau ber. Wednesday lists Mr and Mrs George Docking and various gatherings while Thursday presents a long program of recitations songs and plays at the school and community events. The social items segue into a national note announcing the engagement of Richard Joshua Reynolds Jr son of a tobacco fortune founder to Elizabeth McCaw Dillard of Winston-Salem with no date set and ties to the late Smith Reynolds and Libby Holman affair.

Coterie H. E. Ericson Bernice Jones le Trefle Laura Grauber E “i Victoria Club H. D. Jolson George Docking Amigua Club Fred Shower the Manor Kimmaons Bridge A. T Frederic. Hursday Margaret Schuman Winston-Salem N. C Richard Joshua Dick) Reynolds, Jr Elizabeth McCaw Dillard J.dillard and Airs John_L. Dillard Reynolds Smith Libby Holman Broadstar Dick. Reynolds

Community Notes From Columbia Local Gatherings And Loss

A Columbia record lists Saturday help for Mrs. Elwood Deay and a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Brohammer with attendees from Kanwaka Lawrence and surrounding families. A Christmas party Saturday night served fruit salad cake candy and popcorn balls to many guests. Jesse Markley lost his best work horse Monday.

Jwood Elwood Deay Everett Pence Charles Shuck Oscar Shuck Frank Deay Lloyd Shuck John Brohammer And Myrs David Williams Carl Kanwaka Raymond Williams Lawrence Eva Charles Brohammer John David Charles Banning Betty Jane Warren Fred McKinney Robert Alvin Esther Sanders John Hagen Esther Ruth Hoy Dixtis Conrad Merritt Woodward Betty Thelma Earl Lindell Gus Peal Banks John Banks Ben Pearl Harold Emma Nieder Darrell John Ehrlich Gordon Elibeth Dunn Maurice Barbara Knott Harve Flory Wayne Walter Dover Wesley Flory Virgil Shoemaker Will Postma Jesse Markley

One Christmas Worth Courageous Change For Peace

Essay urges mindful Christmas spending, inner peace, and a shift from warlike competition to unity. It argues that personal and societal conflicts in business politics and religion squander the holiday’s true meaning, calling for Christmas to teach compassion, reduce discord, and curb waste.

Christian Science Lesson Sermon Visit Noted in December Service

The Christian Science weekly lesson sermon at the Church of Christ Scientist on Sunday December 25 featured the Golden Text Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and the psalm and II Corinthians passages. Mary Baker Eddy’s interpretation emphasized that only mind and idea are real and must be demonstrated through divine science to prove truth.

Christian Science Churches Christian Science Church of Christ, Scientist Correkitio Mary Guker Eildy Leaaliz

Ives Chapel notes and Christmas program details

Local news from Ives Chapel outlines visitors spending time with the Hemming and Summer households, mentions Mr and Mrs Butler of Lincoln attending a funeral for David Griffith, confirms several illnesses in the area, and previews a Christmas program at Ives Chapel Church with readers, recitations, songs, and a gift distribution.

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