Society notes and campus events highlight Kansas life
A dense society column details multiple gatherings: Kappa Alpha Theta founders day dinner at the chapter house. Rotary and Rotary-Anns at Eldridge, Serapimista, and Castle Tea Room. a wedding notice for Minx rie Edmiston and Robert H. Power. a tea honoring retiring University of Kansas athletics director Ernest C. Quigley and his wife at 1585 Rhode Island Street. Washington’s birthday tea by Betty Washington chapter of the D A R. various club meetings and guest speakers. several neighborhood and campus social dances, bridge luncheons, and sewing clubs. birthday parties, refreshments, and program notes supplement a broad social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Derriott
Alva H. Carter
Prime Mor Club
Castle Tea Room
Bogkfellows
Ernest C. Quigley
University of Kansas
Quigley
M. E. Easton
Rhode Island Street
K. U
J. W. Sikes
Iff Krimsey
A. B. Werner
Mike Getto
Don Fambrough
William Hogan
Earl Falkenstien
Dean Bottorff
Don Pierce
Walter Mikel
Wayne Replogle
Maurice Gross
Dean Nesmith
F. C. Allen
Richard Harp
Cliff Kimney
Week's wee with he parents and kin in town
A garbled social column notes Rosavid Sanders Drive Will Be Held near Stull with mentions of Mrs Margaret Wednesday and George Sanders. Others include Wil Wherry and Ralph Jimothick of Congres and Ina H. Reber recovering and visiting downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosavid Sanders
Stull
Margaret
Neltie Sanders
George Sanders
Wil. Wherry
Ralph Jimothick
Akrner Siniar
University
Engagement of Evalyn Ralston and Norman Schula announced
Mrs C E Ralston of Route 2 announces the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Evalyn to Norman Schula of Norfolk Nebraska. Chapter EA of P BE O met at Mrs Corlett Cottons with 23 members and three guests including Mrs Alberta Wilson of Long View Washington. Virginie Baroudjian spoke on life in Egypt. The Evangelical United Brethren Helping Hand class will meet at 33 Rhode Island Street Thursday. The Women Missionary Society of First Baptist Church will meet Wednesday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
R. $. Filkin
Indiana Street
First Presbyterian Church
2. W. Viewrlsman
Mississippi Street
RF. B. Allen
Relan
W. A. Moore
M. D.C. Club
Herbert Jones
Pi Street
Charles Goffman
Loyal Ladies Church Selvior
Walter
Kimmel
Vermont Street
C. E. Ralston
Evalyn
Norman Schula
Norfolk
P. BE. O
Corlett Cotton
Alberta Mack Wilsor
Long View
Wash
Lee Hoopes
Augusta
Larry Heeh
Virginie Baroudjian
Egypt
America
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Nelson Geren
Rhode Island Street
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Personal News of Mr and Mrs Fred Heck Vacation Return
Mr and Mrs Fred Heck returned yesterday from a two week vacation visiting Corpus Christi McAllen Texas and Monterey Mexico Dr Warren J Hunzicker has returned to Spokane Washington after a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heck
Corpus Christi
McAllen
Texas
Monterey
Mexico
Warren J. Hunzicker
Spokane
Wash
Wolf hunt to begin near Stull with four towns sponsoring
A four mile wolf drive will start at 1 PM Wednesday near Stull with towns Stull Richland Watton and Berryton as sponsors. Vern Swallow of Stull supervises the east line and asks volunteers to gather at the Stull store. South and west line volunteers meet at Disney schoolhouse and north line at Watson store. An airplane will mark progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stull
Richland
Wataon
Berryton
Vern Swallow
Richland and
Disney
North Line
Watson
Vine
Swallow
Kanwaka
Oklahoma Dam Liberal Rat Fete 20 419t Fth State Thamber
Fragmentary text mentions political factions and a state chamber event near Washington with references to Dearing and pet projects. Details are unclear due to corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiberal
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Tennessee Street
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