Local Socials Highlight Union Building Tea Luncheon
Mrs Waldemar Geltch hosts a bridge lunch at the Union building with daughters of the American Revolution and Lawrence Woman's Club joining Monday events. Open house by Mr and Mrs W H Eastman from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9. Other clubs host meetings including Mortar Board alumnae and various contract clubs through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldemar Geltch
Union Building
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lawrence Woman's Club
W. H.eastman
Hugh. Means
Mortar Board
Elizabeth Megular
Marie Miller
M.P.M
J. J. Wheeler
R. R. Jackman
W. E. Higgins
EB. F. Caldwell
Edwin Price
Ingleside
Kathryn Barnes
Engagements, events and society notes in Burlington paper
Mrs. Kieslich announces Kathleen Kieslich engagement to Cadet Lawrence Baldwin son of Col Baldwin West Point class of 1938. Kathleen graduated magna cum laude from the University of Vermont and works for the American Foundation for the Blind. Other notices include engagements, Mardi Gras ball invitations, bridge luncheons, a moving pictures showing, club meetings, a sesquicentennial constitution program and social entertainments at the Country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert V. Kieslich
Burlington, Vt
Kathleen Elsie
Lawrence Chandler Baldwin
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
C. G. Hesse
Country Club
Community club notices and social events fill local schedule
Hearth and bridge club prizes announced at homes of Mrs. Ray Wright and Mrs. E F Caldwell. Luncheon for Duo Quad contract club hosted by Mrs. Caldwell. Naeasedy club meets. Round Table guest day at Mrs Edwin Price home with Eva Horton assisting. European Drama talk by guest speaker Mrs Deal Six. Birthday honors for Ruth Mae Davis at Mrs O T Davis home with gifts and games. Eagleside Colonial luncheon at Mrs Kathryn Barnes home with cos tumes and antiques. G Q club hosts high school friends with 36 youths for dancing and games. Eastern Star honors W H Eastman couple. Nancy Semple and Jimmy Mack in wedding dress lead to refreshments. MPM club to meet at Mrs J J Wheeler's home. Birth announced for daughter at Memorial Hospital. VFW No 852 auxiliary to meet at post rooms. E L C E Valentine party at Stull Evangelical church. Gladys Kraft in charge. Happy Hours club February meeting at Mrs Anna Torneden's with Valentine themes. Cordley PTA afternoon program features report cards music in the home and cub scouting. Trinity Lutheran congregational supper becomes testimonial dinner for John E Selig with 150 guests. several speeches on service and Sunday school leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table
Edwin Price
Eva Horton
Happy Hours Club
Anna Torneden
Eva Steinbring
George Henak
Ruby
Gertie Fanning
Seele
William Torneden
John Huchey
Mabel Torneden
Charles Douglas
Lloyd Douglas
Cordley P.T.A
J. W. Twente
Laurel Anderson
J. J. Kistler
George Docking
Ralph van Bebber
Imozene Hyde
Dolph Simons
R. H. Wagstaff
Hazel Lee Simmons
Fred Ellsworth
John Stutz
H. Lupton
Harry Frazee
Trinity Lutheran Church
John E. Selig
A. G. Sabol
Henry Albsch
Bob Price, Jr
Mr. Selig
A. T. Olson
Clyde Laessig
A. C. Reuter
Ida McLean
J. P. Jensen
Remembering early church days at the gathering
A reminiscence by A. T. Olson sparked laughter as old alumni recalled youth prayers and hay rack rides after services. Clyde Laes Sig performed songs with Mrs. Cecil Manewal accompanying, followed by Miss Anna Hutt’s talk and brief remarks from alumni. The event emphasized lifelong church ties and memories.
Local Society News and Guest Visits
Mrs. W. T. Peters of Kansas City visits Mrs. F. E. Kester for the weekend. H. C. Colglazier travels home to Larned after visiting Mrs. J. F. Grayson. Miss Esther Petit of Seattle returns after visiting the Horkmans. Edward C. Neustifter returns from a two months tour through Georgia and Florida. Miss Virginia May Johnston will meet her mother in Kansas City and motor with her to Des Moines for a week. Jerome Gilmore’s condition improves. Mrs. George J. Kirchhoff Sr. at Memorial hospital shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Peters
Kansas City
F. E. Kester
H. C. Colglazier
Larned
J. F. Grayson
Esther Petit
Seattle
Wash
D. M. Horkmans
Edward C. Neustifter
Georgia
Florida
Virginia May Johnston
Day. Mills
Texarkana
Tex
Des Moines
Jerome Gilmore
George J. Kirchhoff
Memorial Hospital
Church Calendar Highlights at St Luke A M E and Trinity Lutheran
Sunday School at 9 30 a m led by Miss Louise Garrett. Sermon at 11 00 a m on The Primacy of Things. Evening service 7 45 p m. Missionary meeting Feb 24 10 30 a m to 4 p m. Choir program March 6 with Haskell Institute singers. Trinity Lutheran services begin 9 45 a m religious instruction 10 45 worship 11 00 with Barcarolle Prelude and choir numbers. Luther League events and confirmation lecture follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke A.M.E
9Th and
New York Streets
J. N. Goddard
Louise Garrett
A.C.E. League
Della Bryant
Trinity Lutheran Church
New Hampshire
Charles A. Puls
A. C. Reuter
A. G. Sabol
Cste
Offenbach
Simper
Birdean Miles
Fildred Reuter
Luther League
Trinity Lutherans Stage Friendly Rivalry to Boost Attendance
Men from Trinity Lutheran church split into two groups to boost Sunday school turnout taught by Walter Schaal. The losing team hosts a supper for the winners after the friendly contest, with the class gathering at 9:45 in the main church and last Sunday's attendance above forty. The Christian Institute’s Truth-class meets Monday at 2:30 in the Eldridge hotel led by Miss Stella Langford of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Walter Schaal
Christian Institute
The
Eldridge Hotel
Stella Langford
Kansas City
Eader
Hatchets to Bury for Washington's Birthday Party Suggestions
The piece offers a festive plan for teen family gatherings on Washington's Birthday. It suggests old fashioned dances charades spelling bees and table tennis with patriotic decorations and a food buffet focusing on color and calories. It recommends sandwiches salads jellied tomato star shaped molds and a cherry ice cream hatchet centerpiece cake with flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cooke to Speak at University Convocation
James Francis Cooke, president of the Theodore Presser Foundation of Philadelphia, will address the University convocation on Monday at 10 in Hoch Auditorium. He leads Presser publishing, edits The Etude, and has long guided scholarships and buildings for music schools funded by the late Theodore Presser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Francis Cooke
Theodore Presser
Philadelphia
dl-University
Hoch Auditorium
Cooke
K.U
Presser
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Foundation
Presser Publishing House
Etude
United States
Europe
France
K U All Musical Vespers Tomorrow in Hoch
The University of Kansas hosts an all musical vespers tomorrow at 4 pm in Hoch auditorium featuring the KU Symphony Orchestra the women’s glee club and a string quintet. Program includes Bach Mendelssohn Schubert and Rimsky Korsakoff with Irene Peabody Ruth Orcutt and Waldemar Gelich among performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoch Auditorium
University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra
Women’s Glee Club
Oreans
Ruth Orcutt
Karl Euersteiner
Raymond Stuhl
Glee Club
Bach the Skylark
Mendelssohn
Eek. T. Burleigh Universitmen’s Glee Club
Irene Peabody
Rimsky-Korsakoff University Sphony Orchestra
Karl Kuersteiner
Six Liberty Memorial seniors bid for Summerfield scholarships
Six Liberty Memorial high school seniors are nominated for Summerfield scholarships at the University of Kansas. Nominations reflect three and a half years of grades plus reading English and intelligence exams. Final candidates include Marvin Hird Henry Holtzclaw Jr Albert Decker Hampton White Edwin F Price Jr and David Whitney. Preliminary tests are set for Saturday March 19. Price serves as Hi Y president and senior class president and is Red and Black editor in chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Summerfield
University of Kansas
Marvin Hird
Henry Holtzclaw, Jr
Albert Decker
Hampton White
Edwin F. Price, Jr
David Whitney
Price
Hi-Y
Ecker
Whitney
White
Holtzclaw
Dentist Delights City With First Sleigh Ride in Years
Dr. C. V. Wilson bought a sleigh with bells last summer and drove it through Arkansas City as snow fell seven inches, the heaviest since the 1930 blizzard, delighting residents and a younger generation unused to sleighs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
C. V. Wilson
Lynn Taylor Visits Hazel Rebekah Lodge Ottawa
Mrs Lynn Taylor district aide for district No 8 attended the Hazel Rebekah lodge in Ottawa on Wednesday evening February 9. She was accompanied by Mrs Clyde Stewart Mrs Frank Lobingier Mrs I N Rutherford and Mr Taylor. Mrs I N Rutherford hosted the L and S club on February 10 with Mrs Philip Miller leading the business session and Mrs Marlin Cook in devotionals. Mrs John Dean delivered a talk on Abraham Lincoln and Mrs Cook read a poem titled Abraham Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Taylor
Abraham Lincoln
Cook
Club Activities Feature February Meet and March Hostess
The gathering included birthday quotations from notable figures born in February and games led by Mrs. Bertha Hemming. Refreshments of pumpkin pie with whipped cream and cocoa were served by Mrs. Lobingier. Mrs. Marlin Cook will host the March meeting as visitors from Kansas City and Ottawa arrived to spend time with J. and Mrs. W. R. Sutor and the Sutor family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Hemming
Lobingier
Marlin Cook
Bob Brumfield
Vivian
Holly
Kansas City
Margaret Sutor
W. R. Sutor
Baldwin News Briefs From Community Gatherings And Travels
Prof Frank E Wolf spent Monday and Tuesday in Cameron Missouri on college business and will depart for a ten day trip to Arkansas with Mrs Wolf. A Rotary open meeting at the College Cafe discussed matters of interest. Gamma Theta delegates to the Delta Tau Delta western division conference, Dr W L Spear of Osawatomie among Ro tars, left Saturday for San Francisco. Several local families welcomed a newborn daughter Mary Louise born February 2 to Louis and Mrs Scott. Lehrer teachers Helen Deel and companions visited Baldwin weekend. Oliveward Ford returns from Memorial hospital to recover from appendectomy. Dentists J J Warnock at midswiter convention in Chicago may visit Detroit. Families from Lawrence Paola Florence and others shared weekend visits with kin in Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Wolf
Cameron
Arkansas
Wolf
Marion Wolfe
Topeka
Baldwin
Floy Liston
Rotary Club
W. L. Spear
Osawatomie
Howard Rayne
Karl Masoner
San Francisco
Gamma Theta Chapter
Delta Tau Delta
Louis Scott
Kansas City
Kan
Mary Louise
Baker
Selen Inger
Alpha Chi Omega
Helen Deel
Wamero
Samuel A. Deel
Josephine Lee
Jienore Converse
Sam Deel
Miriam Louise Deel
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Oliveward Ford
A. E. Tunin
Oliver Price
Maurice
Marvin
Marjorie
Lois Ricketts
Paola
Ruth Schmidt
Florence
Virgil Vaughn
L. T. Harris
Harry
Edward Huey
D. B. McGlumphy
Gypsum
William McGlumphy
Cameron, Mo
Nelson P. Horn
Mr. Johnson
Valley Chapel honors Dr. Bailey at 90th birthday farewell
Valley Chapel near Baldwin celebrated Dr. Charles W. Bailey's 90th birthday and twenty two years as pastor with a Sunday service, dinner for 150, and a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. George Steward. Eight couples married by Bailey attended a platform greeting and tributes from church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Johnson
Johnson
Ernest Hume
Bailey
W. E. Scott
Cecil Vining
Harold.Bennett
Roy. Baldwin
Clarence Olson
Joel Story
Harley Hume
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. C. Ericsson
Marjory Smith Ericsson
William Sherman Pryor
New York City
Sara Sherman Pryor
Grinnell
Don Haines
Leonard Axe
Hugh Means
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Max Wilhelmi
Twentieth Century Club
H. T. Jones
McAllaster School
Women’s Relief Corps
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Hall
America
O. J. Lane
C. E. Daniels
Eunice Elshe
Columbia
Robert Price
H. G. Barr
First Christian Church
W Schubert
Pinckney School
Ann Alexander
America, the Beautiful
C.F. Barncord
B. E. Bridge Club
Fritz Sanders
Clifton Garrett
Paul Lyon
Garrett
Mrs
Bert Nash
the Evans
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Ray Wright
E. F F._ Caldwell
F. T. Stockton
Naeasedy
Lewis
Dick Willieme
0. T. Davis
Ruth Mae
Mary Nell Rankin
Ethan Snyder
Margaret Turner
Barbara Puls
Roberta Kackley
Mildred Hack Party
Carlos Emma June Rhodes
Virginia Wolf Ruth Mae Davis
Betty Zilliox
Eagleside Club
Vermont Street
Lela Whiteford
Alfred Lawrence
G.Q. Club
Elizabeth Prentice
Svith College
Eastern Star
W. H. Eastman
Nancy Semple
Jimmy Mack
Isabel, MacKenzie
Glenn Moody
M.P.M. Club
Nate Pettingill
East
Tenth Street
Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 852
E.L.C.E
Stull Evangelical Church
I. B. Kraft
Gladys Kraft
Hazel
Ralph
Russell
Walter Houk
Pearl Houk
Bernard Wise
Raymond Ice
Bernice Cole
Gladys
Viola
Duane
Milton
Roland Kraft
Clyde Wulfkuhle
Elmer Schneider
W. J. Huscher
Delphines
Madeline
Gladys Shaw
Jessie Marley
G. W. Bradshaw
Octet Bridge Club
Robert Warner
Haines
C. W. Amidon
E.C.W. Club
Colonial
DeLuxe
Associated Press
Presser Foundation
K. U
Walter Mourant
Mr. Cunkle
Frank Cunkle
Wiens
Bfahms
Kansas Public Service Co
Your
GAS ‘Company
Baldwin News
Methodist Co
Ottawsg
Frank S. Hardin
Jersey Street
Larry Hardin
C.B. Hardin
Margaret Dickinson
Robert Russell
Hardin
Florence , Bennett
Dream Haven
Virgil Wood
Edna Beal
Tgrace Huey
Hybskmann
Vermillion
E. W. Hubskmann
Mary Clemons
Barisl
California
Monta Vista
Colo
Leo Dyer
Jean Keltner
Palewin
Charles Keltner
Jane
Jean
Harry. Sappenfield
Jennié C. Marcy
Bennet
Radley
Wwee
Mrs. Home Keeper
Thrif
Lawrence Steam Laundry
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