Social Calendar Entries for Evans Hearth and Clubs
Tuesday Temola club holds dinner at Evans Hearth with Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae and Mrs. George Hedrick noted. Bridge events listed for Mrs. Ivan Rowe and Mrs. George Bulliene. Wednesday hosts include Miss Esther Wilson and Mrs. C. J. Eriksen at Evans Hearth. Thursday features University Women’s club tea at Memorial Union and multiple meetings at Evans Hearth by Merry Matrons Bridgettes and Home Aid society.
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Evans Hearth
Alpha Delta Pi
George Hedrick
Ivan Rowe
Guest Junction
George Bulliene
Business and Professional Women
Colonial
Esther Wilson
C. J. Eriksen
Adrian Lindsey
Asa G. W. Bradshaw
University Women’s Club
Memorial Union Building
Merry Matrons
J. R. Payne
Bridgettes
Charles Laming
Home Aid Society
Will Johns
Local club events fill Kansas social calendar
Mrs. Ivan Rowe hosts a 1 pm bridge luncheon Friday at her home. The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority opens its new chapter house at 1433 Tennessee for students tomorrow and Sunday with hours 3 30 to 5 30 and 7 to 10. P.E.O Chapter BA meets Friday at Evans Hearth then moves to 826 Alabama. Rotary ladies held a dinner bridge at Hotel Elands with prizes and carnations as centerpieces. Daughters of 1812 luncheon at Evans Hearth heard from state regent Effie Van Tuyl and Rep. Abels spoke on social security. Finesse club and Kansas Society events noted, with many members listed and a founders day dinner in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
University of Kansas
Tennessee Street
A. I. Decker
Chapter BA
P.E.O
Evans
Rotary Club
Rotary Anns
Elindgs
Arthur S. Anderson
H. B. Ober
M. S. Winter
Rotary Fellowship Committee
EB. T. Gaston
C. J. Dodds
T. D. Funk
A.S Anderson
Charles Louk
Corlett Cotton
Karl Klooz
W.O. Brownlee
John Andrews
Thomas Blair
Daughters of 1812
W. T. Courtney
Effie van Tuyl
Leavenworth
Courtney
Kappa Alpha Theta House
Kansas City
Muehlebach
Alice Russell
Joyce Vetter
Lawrence
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen quips on female conscience
A brief quotation from Robert Quillen remarks that women possess as much conscience as men and, given time to think, conclude they were not to blame. Copyright 1957.
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Aunt Het ‘By
Robert Quillen
A Syndicate
Two Little Gored Dresses One Pattern She'll Want Them Both
Community notes cover Kanwaka 4-H activities Mrs. QC Connor entertaining Kanwaka 4-H at supper then meeting at Johanning home. Members, guests, contests and prize winners noted with forthcoming meetings and local visits.
Community Circle and Club Meetings Announced
A roundup of local meetings includes Circle five guest Naomi Light at 1006 Mississippi street, Circle four postponed, Ladies Aid of the Evangelical church at 1321 New Hampshire street at 2 30, and social orders Beauceant and Farm Bureau hosting Thursday gatherings. The Girl Scout council postponement, contract club hostesses, Trinity Guild parish luncheon, and a piano recital at the high school are noted along with bridge results and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Street
Naomi Light
Circle Five
Joe Sturdy
East Tenth Street
Circle Four
R. C. Burgert
New Hampshire Street
Ladies Aid of the
Evangelical Church
J. R. Nanninga
I. W. Gray
Local Social Notes Highlight Trips and Visits
Roy Henley of Los Angeles and Warren Henley of Chicago spend days with their mother Mrs A Henley. Mrs C E Friend attends Colonial Dames meeting in Topeka. Mr and Mrs D D Hornaday visit Kansas City for a week. Mrs C C Farmer returns to Platte City after visiting sister Mrs J P Lindsey in Kansas City. Miss Dorothy Mason spends day in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs E W Penchard depart for southern California for about five weeks. Miss Barbara Smith visits Kansas City from Miller Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Henley
Los Angeles
Calif
Warren Henley
Chicago
A. Henley
C. E. Friend
Topeka
Colonial Dames
C. B. Crosby
D. D. Hornaday
Kansas City
C. C. Farmer
J. P. Lindsay
Tennessee Street
Platte City
Dorothy Mason
E. W. Penchard
California
Barbara Smith
Millerhall
Kansas
Kans City Visit and Health Update Noted
Miss Florence Hyre and Mrs. H R Johnston are spending the day in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Albert Burns Jr arrived yesterday from Colorado Springs to visit their parents. Al Mortenson returned home from Memorial hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage three weeks ago. His condition does not permit visitors.
Safe driver reward plan proposed for Kansas
Kansas state insurance commissioner Charles F. Hobbs said insurers proposed a safe driver reward plan allowing drivers to receive 15 percent of premiums back if they avoid accidents for a year. The plan also envisions rate increases from five to 214 percent, with higher hikes in populous zones like Wyandotte County, potentially offset by refunds for accident free drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Charles F. Hobbs
Kansas
Hobbs
Wyandotte County
Jolly Quilters Meet Mrs Bahnmaier Then Stanwix
The Jolly Quilters gathered with Mrs Ellen Bahnmaier on Wednesday to quilt for Mrs Smith. The next meeting will be with Mrs Stanwix. Mr and Mrs Earl Martin visited Lawrence to spend the day with his mother who is improving. Mrs W M Brokeman also spent Monday in Lawrence visiting her mother. Clinton 4 H club met Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Jolly Quilters
Ellen Bahnmaier
Mrs. Smith
Stanwix
Earl Martin
Lawrence
Mr. Martin
W. M. Brokeman
Clinton 4-H Club
Lawrence area social notes and birthdays reported
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Janicke spent Friday in Lawrence. Mrs. C. J. Eriksen of Lawrence called on friends here Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kohley of Elmhurst Ill announce the birth of a son John Alan on January 22. Miss Lois McClung has been ill for several days. Mr. and Mrs. George D. Walter spent last Saturday in Richmond with Walter’s ill grandfather. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Daniels entertained a pinochle party. Allan Kirby transacted business in Lawrence. Mrs. O. G. Laing of Lawrence spent several days here last week. A number attended the Seymour Gentry sale. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sneegas spent Tuesday in Kansas City. Arnold Fralick and R. W. Yeeman were in Lawrence on business. Founders Day of the Pleasant Hour club held January 25 at the Woman’s City club in Lawrence with luncheon and program. The club was organized 39 years ago. Planning for the next meeting with Mrs. Eriksen in Lawrence February 2, with Mrs. Kelsall assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Janicke
Lawrence
C. J. Eriksen
A. W. Kohley
Elmhurst
Ill
John Alan
Kohley
Lois McClung
George D. Walter
Richmond
Walter
C. E. Daniels
Allan Kirby
O. G. Laing
Seymour Gentry
Burke
Carl Sneegas
Kansas City
Arnold Fralick
R. W. Yeeman
Pleasant Hour Club
Woman's City Club
Jack Kelsey
Sam Kelsall
Eriksen
Kelsall
Jeanne Fischer
Jacksonville
McMurray College
Nathan A. Horrell
John Riddle
Clay Rabbs
Topeka
Anna Lewis
Thomas E. Sisson
Seventh Street
Baker
Kansas Methodist Conference
Ottawa
A. E. Tunin
Bert Tunin
Swalwell
Alberta
Canada
Chapter House
Nelson P. Horn
Chicago
Stevens Hotel
W. F. Jackson
Ft. Scott
Jackson
Bourbon
Linn
Baker University Lyceum
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilt
Tri Delta House
O Neil District ONeil Community Club Elects Officers
The O Neil community club elected Clo vis Haley as president Mrs Eugene Dimick as secretary and Charles Stewart Stewart as program chair at an evening meeting on Friday January 18 Committees for refreshments and program were appointed and plans made for regular collections Refreshments were served The next meeting is set for Friday February 18 with coffee and cake Each family is asked to bring a cake Other social notes list visits among local residents and relatives linking Midland McLouth Lawrence Reno Ottawa and Sunnyside.
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O’neil Community Club
Clovis Haley
Eugene Dimick
Charles Stewart Stewart
Maynard Wipprecht
E. H. Dirick
Charles Stewart
Lloyd Dimick
John Peters
Harlow
Midland
W. E. Holey
Bob Simons
E. H. Dimick
Lloyd
Claribel Stewart
Shirley
Marjorie
Ottawa
Bill, Jr
Oskaloosa Visitors, Farm Purchase Near Brownington
Friday visits from Oskaloosa residents as John Grauberger buys a 95 acre Osage river farm near Brownington. He and family plan to move from Baldwin soon. Multiple local residents visited, birthdays celebrated, and a series of illnesses and travel notes are reported among Knowlege Hill, Mound, and nearby towns.
Local Baldwins Connection News From Baldwin Kansas
Baldwin community notes report Virgil Wood and family traveling to Emporia for Sally Wood with pneumonia in hospital. Sally shows some improvement. Edward to Baker, Mrs Wood to stay. We also note visits by Lloyd McHenry group from Wilkes-Barre and local Legion auxiliary pot luck with Wellsville guests. Dr. Harold W. Guest spoke on Legislation and piano numbers by Margaret Ann Guest. Others include Mrs. Hartley returning from Kansas City and Miss Harriet Heath from Peabody. Sigma Phi Epsilon men attended funeral of Daniel F. Ayls-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Wood
Edward
Robert
Emporia
Sally
R. E. McHenry
Fairview
Paul Banks
Margaret
Madalyn
Roberta McHenry
Baldwin
Pennsylvania
Woman’s Auxiliary
Lloyd Beaton Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Wellsville
Harold W. Guest
Margaret Ann Guest
F. M. Hartley
Kansas City
Alfred Kuraner
Southweak Lumbermen
Harriet Heath
Peabody
Theodore Heath
Heath
Tri Delta
Sigma Phi
Epsilon
Daniel F. Ayls
Pinkham's Compound Ad Targets Women and Blues
An old advertisement promotes Pinkham's Compound and Vegetable Compound as cures for female discomfort and mood issues. It appeals to women seeking pep and sociability, claiming dramatic improvements and urging immediate purchase. The tone mirrors early 20th century patent medicine marketing with testimonials and bold claims.
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F. A. Trump
H.C. Constant
C.F. Adams
W. F. Shaw
Jonathan B. Carter
Wilson
J. W. Eby
Howard
C. Ei
H. F. Don Carlos
W.T. Courtney
E. F. Abels
George Bullene
Finesse Club
Kansas Society of
Long Beach
State
Bixby Park
Kanwaka Good Will Club
Bookfellows Club
J. M. Osma
Carol Watkinson
Rawson
R. A. Schwegler, Jr
Dread Bridge Club
Don Haines
Fred Montgomery
Bert Nash
Raymond Nichols
G. A. Middleton
Monday Sewing Club
Coila Morrison
Women’s Council
The
First Christian Church
Circle
J. L. Harris
H. L. Dunkerly
Kentucky Street
Oyers
F. A. Bordner
Barber School -House
Clinton School
Connor
Johanning
Ides
Lawrence Saturay
John Ingalls
John Callhoun
C. E. Stanwix
Kanwaka
Mildred
Harold Johanning
Strahan
Betty Martin
Richard Carter
Betty Christy
Pearl Houk
Roberta Hazell
Eula Bahnmaier
Lawrence Coffman
Bert Evans
Here
George Miller
Lecompton
Harry Unger
Russel Harrell
Bob Peterson
Ed Steele
Johnson
Martin
Ray Harrell
Alma Harrell
Joe Cluff
Fred Gregory
Nina Evans
Will Elkins
Carl Williams
Fashion Magazine
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
West 19Th Street
New York
N. Y
Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau
John Blough
Washington
Lincoln
Valentas
Girl Scout Council
George Mills
Karl Baldwin
C. T. Hough
Trinity Episcopal Guild
Accredited
Music Teachers Association
W. B. Dalton
Dorothy Enlow Miller
Louise Wiedemann
Kate Caldwell
Ednah Hopkins
Wilma Stoner
Walter Keeler
W. H. Horr
E. J. Logsdon
J. N. Carman
Congregational Church
Roy R. Moore
L. H. Frink
C. W. Amidon
E. M. Cameron
Altar Society
St. John’s Church
John Casey
Myron Keys
O’neil District
Betina Norbert
Frances Gellison
Oskaloosa
John Grauberger
Brownington
Osage River
Grauberger
Will Jones
Gene Moore
Knowledge Hill
W. E. Haley
Bill Holey
Jessie Hulce
Little Wilma Haley
Jack Little
Mound
Altho
Little
George Lee
Wilks
Kenneth Peters
Greely
Colo
Peters
Pomroy
Claude Garner
Thelma Ridgeway
O'Neil
McLouth
Clovis
Luther Unfred
C. W. Harr
Margaret Jones
Kate Jones
Jones
Edith Metcalf
Clifford Jones
Dick Wiley
Bill Helen, Jr
Clarence Gill
Orankie
Philipps Farm
Mr. Gill
Mr. Phillips
Baldwin News
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana
Pinkham
Powee
Lydia
Vanity Beauty Shop
W. J. Williams
Irving D. Bartley
Grace Irwin
Soak
Evelyn Butler
Perry
James S. Chubb
Eureka
el Dorado
Kenneth Franks
Perry Stover
Joseph Madl
Sally Joan Randall
Cincinnati
Janitrol
Kansas - Public Service
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