Oak Ridge Birthday Club Meeting at Wise Home
The Oak Ridge Birthday club will meet Wednesday afternoon at Charles Wise's home, with Mrs Elmert Wise assisting. Election of officers will occur. Mrs Alfred Heck and Mrs J B Smith will lead the program.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1930
Page
7
The Oak Ridge Birthday club will meet Wednesday afternoon at Charles Wise's home, with Mrs Elmert Wise assisting. Election of officers will occur. Mrs Alfred Heck and Mrs J B Smith will lead the program.
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A vivid schedule of neighborhood events is recorded, including a valentine luncheon at Mrs Colman s home for eight neighbors with themed place cards and cake, and a needlework afternoon. Notices list attendees and future plans from church groups, minstrels, and a Baptist society party, plus an Odd Fellows covered dish supper featuring a varied program with readings, music, and a comedy sketch.
Prof. Allen Crafton will deliver a light entertaining speech at Liberty Post Founder's Day Banquet Monday. The program promises charm and memories of wartime France.
Reservations are requested for a February banquet with war songs popular among service members and civilians. Final reservations must be in by Saturday. Attendees include Mayor Rankin, Geo Wetzel, J L Constant, Chief of Police Will Johns, Dean Robert L Davis, Dean Henry Werner, the Rev Alfred Grey, and County Superintendent G J Lane.
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