Co-Operette Club plans February party for husbands
The executive board met at Mrs Alvin Havertys home with twelve members present. Mrs Harry E Morrow presided as plans were made for a February 22 Washingtons Birthday party at Lake View schoolhouse. Dinner at 630 followed by a square dance and games. Mr and Mrs Louis F Akers of Hot Springs Ark are parents of Michael Wayne born Friday. Akers is former Shirley Bartholomew daughter of Mrs D H Bartholomew of Lawrence. Boys Cub Pack 60 members will join Scout Birthday dinner at First Baptist Church tonight. parents and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co- Operette Club
Alvin Haverty
Harry E. Morrow
Washington
Lake
Louis F. Akers
Hot Springs
8. D
Michael Wayne
Famerday
Avid
Akers
Shirley Bartholomew
D. H. Bartholomew
Lawrence
First Baptist Church
Community clubs schedule varied meetings this week
Regular pack meeting at 7 50 oclock. Students from Mrs L M Jacksons studio will present a program at North Lawrence Christian church Sunday afternoon at 4 oclock. The Year Round club hosts a covered dish luncheon Tuesday at 1 oclock at Mrs W H McKone residence. Roll call on My First Auto Ride followed by program with Mrs Frei Shimmons in charge. W W Home Demonstration unit meets Monday night with Mrs Irene Jeffries 620 North Fifth street. Mrs Sharp and Mrs Hall teach gardening and insects. Ruby Cress and Doddie Oliver on entertain ment committee. Roll call answers birthdays and anniversaries. International Education study group of the AAUW meets Monday Feb 14 at 7 30 at Mrs W K Moore 17 D Sunnyside. Two university students from India will speak. Mrs George Mendenhall is chairman Basger Shirazi of Borbay speaks on The New India and Tapeshwar Zutshi en-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McKone
W. W. Home Demonstration
Irene Jeffries
North Fifth Street
Sharp
Hall
Ruby Cress
Doddie Oliver
American Association of University Women
W. K. Moore
Sunnyside
India
George Mendenhall
Basger Shirazi
Borbay
New India
Tapeshwar Zutshi
Market Basket Prize To Mrs Wickey For Chicken Pie
Market prize awarded to Mrs Elmer Nickey Route three Tonganoxie for a chicken pie recipe. The method uses boiled chicken, stock gravy, puff or strong pie paste, a ramekin to lift crust, and a hot 450 degree oven for about thirty minutes. Serve with extra gravy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs, Wickey
Elmer Nickey
Route Three
Tonganoxie
Gandhi movement talk planned by Gorakhpur student and local events
An engineering student from Gorakhpur will speak on the Gandhi movement for independence. Mrs. Lyle Nehrbass will host the Oak Ridge home demonstration unit Tuesday afternoon. Members will share names birthdays and anniversaries during roll call. Wimadausis Sunday school class meets Monday at 2 50 p m with Mrs. John Edmonds and Mrs. W H White hosting. Cottonwood 4 H club held a meeting at the India school presenting a birthday roaster to president Mrs. Margaret Pierce as part of the evening's events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Nehrbass
Oak Ridge
Wimadausis
First Presbyterian Church
John Edmonds
W. H. White
Cottonwood 4-H Club
India School
Margaret Pierce
Eat
Janeway Teaches Square Dancing and Serves Refreshments
Janeway gave instruction in square dancing. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Zeiler and her daughter Dorothy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janeway
Kansas Bankers elect Tucker Wichita as president
Emporia Kansas Feb 11 The trust division of the Kansas Bankers association elected John R B Tucker of Wichita president at its annual meeting here yesterday F W Boone Coffeyville was named vice president Milton F Barlow Johnson County secretary treasurer and Guy W Astle was named vice president of the American Bankers Association trust division for Kansas Hutchinson was elected vice president of the American Bankers Association trust division for Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Trust Division
Kansas Bankers Association
John RB. Tucker
Wichita
F. W. Boone
Coffeyville
Milton F. Barlow
Johnson County
Guy W. Astle
Hutchinson
American Bankers Association
Kansas
Paroled Baldwin Man After 32-day Sentence
Fred C. Purvis, 25, of Baldwin was paroled yesterday by Judge Frank Gray from a 32 day sentence for better larceny after paying the costs of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Purvis
Baldwin
Frank Gray
OU Students Protest Anti Communist Oath
Norman Oklahoma February 11 University of Oklahoma students from freshmen to president protested against a state legislature oath for all citizens. The measure would apply to students faculty and others and was under consideration after House approval. Campus groups and 1306000 students urged the Senate to reject it. Dr George L Cross urged equal application of any laws to all citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Nouse of Representatives
Oklahoma
Cross
Oklhoma
LeRoy Allen
League of Young Democrats
Judge Takes Care of Ticket in Detroit
Detroit report notes LA traffic judge John D Watts handled a case with Gretchen Southard who parked on the 20th floor and endured a long wait for a hearing. She says she used many nickels for a meter and received a ticket, asking if it was fair. The judge replied with a mitigated response to mail the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
John D. Watts
Gretchen Southard
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. M. Jackson
North Lawrence Christian Church
Commonwealth Theatres
Boy Scouts
Matt Sanon
Lew Lehr
Terry Toon
Eoceat
Ousan
Donald Duck
Pete Smith
Patee
Joe E. Brown
Lee Carrillo
Ancient
Egypt
Lon Chaney
Gineering
Gorakhpur
PLUT
Bankers Division
Oklahoma University
Bob Hope
Bugs Bunny
Popeye
Little Lulu
Porky Pig
Daffy Duck
Snifles
Cogey Canary
Paramount Presents
Mega Hik
Bob
Jane
SUN
Ray Milland
Florence Marly
United States
Urubu
Tibet
Statke
THE
Vulture
Smiley Burnette
Superman Serial
Dodge
Buick
Ford
Ransdell Motor Service
N. A
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!