Society Calendar of Local Clubs and Dinners
A busy social week features dinners, dances, and bridge events at The Hearth and various clubs. The Tennote club holds a Founders Day dinner. Linwood groups host meetings and gardening talks. Alpha Zeta Epsilon Sigma Alpha screens Pursuit of Happiness. Valentine events and youth programs planned at Trinity Lutheran church. Guests include Mrs. Corlett Cotton, Mrs. Carl Clifton, Mrs. Richard Messing, and Virginia Nichols among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corlett Cotton
Carl Clifton
Brage
Valentine
Ogden Jones
Harry
Fred Ellsworth
Raymond Nichols
Earle Patton
Richard Messing Uf
St. Paul, Minn
Community clubs and politics feature in city notices
The Engineering Wives meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. R E Johnson's 21 Winona Street. Round table at Mrs. R Q Brewster's 1720 Mississippi Street Tuesday 2:30 p.m. Prog ressive Reading at Mrs Mauck's 741 Tennessee Street 2:30 p.m. The Review club meets at Mrs. Day's 946 Rhode Island Street with program on Honduras. Primary teachers host a Valentine dessert at First Methodist church Monday 1:30 p.m. Cosmos club with Mrs. Jewell at Mrs. Sanders' 2120 New Hampshire Street. Mrs. Kinninmonth discusses Women in Politics at A A U W dinner, urging political participation and tolerance. Group 7 Altar Society meets at Mrs. Schehrer home with Miss Zillner assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quivira Club
Robert Taft
Louisiana Street
W. H. Schoene
Strange Land
Esther Warner
R. E. Johnson
Winona Street
R. Q. Brewster
Mississippi Street
LE. Rice
Ralph Ward
John Maueck
J. R. Helms
Progressive Reading Club
Mauck
Tennessee Street
Review Club
E. G. Day
Rhode Island Street
Harold Skinner
Honduras
Cosmos Club
Margaret Jewell
R. W. Sanders
New Hampshire Street
Altar Society
St. John’s Catholic Church
Charles Schehrer
Hilda Zillner
Mra
St Patrick's card party and bingo night at parish hall
Will Zimmerman presided as plans were discussed for a St Patrick's card and bingo party in the parish hall on March 17 with bingo prizes awarded to Mrs. Marie McCaffrey Mrs. Harry Sommer and Mrs. Nelle Allen. Refreshments with a Valentine theme were served and guests included Mrs. Guy Scales Mrs. Joseph Hubka Mrs. W. W. Weape Mrs. Nellie Allen and Miss Donna Marie Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Zimmerman
St. Patrick's
Marie McCaffrey
Harry Sommer
Nelle Allen
Valentine
Guy Scales
Joseph Hubka
W. W. Weape
Nellie Allen
Donna Marie Henry
Hubka
Initiation and Dinner at Castle Ballroom Tonight
Fraternity Alpha Phi Sigma will hold its initiation tomorrow at 3 30 in the Castle ballroom followed by a dinner at 6 for about members. Miss Kathleen McClanahan entertained Miss Martha Ringler and guests with a dessert party featuring a Valentine theme and bridge at two tables. Miss Ringler won a guest prize and Miss Jerre Jean Lyons the high score prize. The Lecompton group of Douglas County teachers meets Monday at 8 with Mrs Stauffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Phi Sigma Fraternity
Kathleen McClanahan
Martha Ringler
Valentine
Miss Ringler
Mise Jerre Jean Lyons
Lecompton
Douglas County
Notable Topeka Roundup Of Local Visits And Health News
Dr and Mrs E Novotny travel to Kansas City to meet daughter in law and baby grandson Dale of Marinette Wis for a weekend at home. Mr and Mrs C T Black return from Erlanger Ky where Mrs Black cared for her mother during illness and death. L O Armstrong to be honored at a Manhattan Country club banquet by Farm Mutual and Kansas Farm Life Insurance for top agents. Howard Erwin improving at Winter General hospital Topeka after a heart attack. ward B 16, visitors welcome. Leslie Demeritt Jr hospitalized at Winter General for observation about a week. Lawrence area guests invited to a state officers wives coffee for legislative wives and guests at Central Congregational church Topeka Monday 10 to 12. Mrs Deane W Mallott Mrs C E Friend Mrs Frank T Sullivan Mrs David McCreath Mrs George Melvin Mrs Charles Stough named. Kenneth Constant arrives from New York City to visit his mother Mrs C H Constant. on business in Topeka. Winfield Scott returns from Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Armstrong
Country Club
Manhattan
Farm Mutual
Kansas Farm Life Insurance Companies
Howard Erwin
Winter General Hospital
Topeka
Leslie Demeritt, Jr
Lawrence
Central Congregational Church
Toneka
Deane W. Malott
Mra
C. E. Friend
Frank T. Sullivan
David McCreath
George Melvin
Charles Stough
Kenneth Constant
New York City
Two Weeks of Travel and Family Visits Across States
A woman spent two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. David Scott and FH Smithmeyer before traveling to Kansas City and Los Alamos to visit relatives. She attended a niece’s wedding in Ghice California, and visited sister Mrs. R. I. Dunn in Roseburg Oregon. Later plans include a trip to Colorado Springs and a visit to Stephen Stephenson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Scott
FH .Smithmeyer
Kansas
Yalesias $S
H. L. Rr
Evanchicua Hier
Ken Stephanen
Los Alamos
W. H. Quakenbush
West Coast
San Francisco
Dreda Smith
Ghice
Calif
R. I. Dunn
Mildren Stringham
Roseburg
Ore
Deaser
Will Hardin
Minneapolis
Minn
J. H. Estes
Kansas City
F. L. Courtney
D. M
Lincoln Birthday Closures Hit Markets In New York
New York on February 12 marked Lincoln’s birthday with security and courier markets closed across the United Society. The observed pause reflected a nationwide commemorative stance and affected trading activity and routine operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Macr
Courty Marets
United
So.ce
Lincoln
Carnival Draws 1160 At Junior High Event
About 1160 people attended the Junior high carnival in the Community building last night, with receipts of 745 and expenses of 315 leaving 450 for school needs. Principal Ralph Graber said the turnout was down from last year’s 500 fewer attendees and no auditorium show was held this year to help raise the balance. The event features 23 booths, contests, and side shows prepared by students and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Graber
Gruber
Cols. man acquitted of murder in Corbet case
A Pa jury in Columbus Kansas acquitted Everett Thomas 36 of murdering James Corbet 39 of Commerce Oklahoma at the Thomas home last December after a family quarrel. Thomas pleaded self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kan
Everett Thomas
James Corbet
Commerce
Oklo
Corbett
Thomas
Thonna
Assembly of God at Thirteenth and Massachusetts
The Assembly of God church at Thirteenth and Massachusetts lists services including Sunday school at 9:04 led by Eugene Johnson, morning worship at 12:00 with a sermon by the pastor, Christ’s Ambassadors service led by David McMahon at 7:20, evangelistic service at 7:30, and Wednesday Bible study and prayer. Friday morning prayer service is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God
Thirteenth
Massachusetts
Ralph Wi. Hillegaa
Eugene Johnason
Kine
Christ's Ambassadors Service
David McMa
Negro History Week Observed by Local Club
Mrs Lula Belle Salisbury hosted the Sierre Leone Double Twelve club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Ethel Moore led the business meeting. Mrs G N Jackson reported on the UNESCO conference at Kansas University. Mrs Della Bryant organized the program focusing on Negro History Week with a Roll Call Cow and readings from Famous Negrono Club Work Among Negro Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Belle Salisbury
Ethel Moore
G. N. Jackson
Unesco
Kansas University
Della Bryant
Jackson
Valentines Luncheon Highlights Founders Day Tea Event
Plushin along Dunhard Mra was one of the valentines held at a luncheon. The theme centered on valentines and the gold China tea service marked a hostess's fiftieth anniversary. Mrs Mattie Smith and Mrs Salisbury attended. A Founders' Day tea is planned for February 22 at Mrs Myriyn H Brown's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Smith
Salisbury
Myriyn H. Brown
Marty Marion Signs 1949 Cardinals Contract
Shortstop Marty Marion, 31, signed his 1949 deal with the St. Louis Cardinals yesterday for about $20,000. He starts his 10th season with St. Louis, his injured knee from last year has healed and back pains are gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Marty Marion
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
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Informal Dance Society of
New England
Oriey Smith
R. M. Fitzpetrice
Robert Rewlands
Dinner Bridge
EE Johnson
Lota Nu
George Waller
Tennote Club
the Hearth
Tennola Club
Linwood
John Parry
Fern Townsend
Mary Telker
Opal Wilden
Letha Olson
Olive Anderson
Camella Hallenbeck
Swartz
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Margaret Brown
Virginia Nichols
Robert Walmer
Castle Tea Room
Mary Frances Virginia Nichola Coffman
Ketty
Joe Morris
Blargaret Brown
Maggie Meclillan
Marian Hann
Winnie Hentsch
Mildred Penny
Betty Ebarhart
Linwood Merry
Edna King
Nu Phi Mu
Drake
Ruth Drake
Marie Eberhart
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hig School
Toteeeien Decree
Dale Emerson Turner
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mary Lynn Sommerville
Phyllia Nehrhass
Rocelyn Roney
Austin Williams
V. S. Pat
Logan-Moore Lumber Company
Mace. Ph
First Methodist Church
E. T. Rice
Gerald Pearson
Lyle Hart
Marvin Tripp
G. W. Griffing
Arthur Paul
Otha Rasmussen
Sam Ferguson
Lydia Shanke
George Kinninmonth
Winfield
Cow Jey County
American Association of University Women
Martha Peterson
Chiang Kai-shek
Eleanor Roosevelt
Foe
Kenneth C. Pine
Rowena Nehrbass
H.C. Nehrbase
Fine
Clifford Pine
Centrary Methodist Church
University of Kansas
Jolly Stitchers Club
Julius Marks
National Secretaries Association
Clifford Dean
Dean
Charles Hardtaker
L. K Club
JS Tobler
Wil Free
Robert Steese
Roy Martin
Hert Hatfield
Hardourfery
Linnaean Club
Snow Hall
Wayne Replogle
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Mans
Dan Cupid
Corn
West Sih
Merchante
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Vermont
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Penney's
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Bob Hope
Jane Russell
Famous Music Corporation
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Q J & Ya
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