Society News Tips and Calendar for Journal-World
Society items should reach the Journal-World before 11 30 on publication day. Submit or phone in advance. Monday features Miss Wilma Miller and Ingleside, Colonial party plans, Round Table at Mrs Edwin K Price, Miss Julia Hill and Corrie club, Mr and Mrs Walter Varnum dinner bridge at Colonial. Wednesday includes Mrs Hunter Monteith and Mrs Iwan Rowe bridge and Ti Vi bridge at Evans Hictuth. Thursday lists Music club at Colonial, Mrs George Foster, Mycoses club, Metis Aprtentsy luncheon, B and P W eial, Colonial events, Mrs Elliott Morris Pipe hooks bridge club.
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Journal-World
Wilma Miller
Colonial
Kathryn Barnes
Round Table
Cuest Mecine
Edwin K. Price
Julia Hill
Corrie Club
Ee Cone
Walter Varnum
Dinner Bridge Club
Hunter Monteith
Iwan Rowe
Ti Vi
Evans Hictuth
George
Foster
J. T. Skinner
P. W. Eial
Elliott “Morris
Local wedding and community notices fill Kansas City paper
Miss Jean Lowell of Wirhits and Starr J. Peterson Jr of Newton wed at St John’s church at 7 am. Rev M T Hoffrean officiated. reception at Ricker Hall followed. Peterson to join army camp in two weeks. Several society events and club meetings noted, including DAR Good Citizenship, GAR, League of Women Voters study group, and school board forum.
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Jean Lowell
Wirhits
Ricker Hall
Starr J. Peterson, Jr
Newton
M. T. Hoffrean
St. John’s Church
Elsie Lowell
Lawrence
William Mahoney
Wakefield
Mass
Ohio Street
Peterson
University At
Kansas
Petersen
World Day of Prayer observed at Trinity church event
The World Day of Prayer will be observed locally at Trinity Episcopal church Friday at 2:30 pm featuring the Shanghai authored program Thy Kingdom Come. Agnes Romaro will sing solo. E Dooley will be organist. Barr leads singing. A sport meeting will elect officers for next year with nominating committee including George Foster and Mrs Arthur Ward.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Home Mission Council
E. Russell Carter
A. B. Ewing
B. Z. Stephenson
George, Foster
Arthur Ward
Emma Welch
United States
Union Christian Colleges
China
Japan
India
New Zealand
Bering Straits
Mrs Nelson to Visit Sisters in East and New York City
Mrs. C. F. Nelson leaves for a several week stay in the east to visit her sisters Miss Pamela Brown of Washington D C and Mrs Win Riesler of Princeton N J. She will also go to New York City. D K E Rogers of Winchester spent Sunday with his brother Ray Rogers of Wood Connecticut Street. Mr and Mrs John Rogers and children as well.
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C. F.nelson
East
Pamela Brown
Washington, D. C
Win Riesler
Princeton
N. J
New York City
D. KE
Rogers
Winchester
Ray Rogers
Wood Connecticut Street
John Rogers
Augusta Visit Follows Illness in Local Families
Mr and Mrs George Varner were called to Augusta on Sunday due to the serious illness of Mrs Varner's brother. The condition of Mrs Frank E Banks, who has been ill for several days, was reported slightly improved today.
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Kansas City
Kan
George Varner
Augusta
Glee Club Concert Delights Large Hoch Auditorium Audience
The combined University Men’s and Women’s Glee Clubs performed an hour and 20 minute program in Hoch Auditorium. The 100-voice ensemble featured serious 16th and 17th century music, folk songs from Russia Hungary Kentucky and Negro spirituals with solos by Hortense Harris Dorothy Mae Nelson and Lawrence Nelson. The Women’s club directed by Irene Peabody impressed with freshness and precision while the Men’s club under Joseph Wilkins showed strong tonal power. Highlights included soloists, a Barthelomew arrangement of Steal Away and the humorous Grandma Grunts. The skit Grand Opera at the Breakfast Table drew laughs and the concert closed with Alma Mater.
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Hoch Auditorium
Women's Glee Club
Irene Peabody
Lully
Hortense Harris
Rimski-Korsakov
Dorothy Mae Nelson
Kentucky
Winifred Hill
Clough-Leichter
Altho
Joseph Wilkins
Grandma Grunts
North Carolina
Lawrence Nelson
Stanley McTeod
Bill McIntire
Novelas Tarbet
Julie Plante
Marshall Butler
Rossini
Carnavale
Mr. Tarbet
Cma Jayhawk
Georgia Ferrell
Spencer Bayles
University recital pages highlight two marimbas encore
Two marimbas accompanied by Eltrude Elliott and Bob Jenkins earned an encore after two short numbers. The University music series continues with Agnes Romary, pupil of Prof. Carl A. Preyer, giving a piano recital at 8 PM in Frank Strong Hall auditorium.
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Lude
Eltrude Elliott
Bob Jenkins
University
Frank Strong
Agnes Romary
Carl A. Preyer
Health Service expands space at university hospital
Dr Ralph J. Canuteson notes space is tight as the University Health Service uses more of the hospital Since 1931 permanent growth has continued The basement excavation adds 800 square feet for inactive student records and storage The project includes a cement floor and visible pipes and also serves as a potential wood bomb shelter Sigma Chi members celebrate with malted milks to honor Knute Kresie Inductee Robert Samson from Roswell New Mexico is headed to Annapolis next fall via Senator Hatch’s appointment Easter lilies amaranthus and a banner decorate the Hill office Mary McDonald of Larned writes a double column of campus news for the Larned Chronoscope Delia Chis names National Defense Week and Charles Crutzmacher of Onaga is named chief administrator for the defense program
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University Health Service
Ralph J. Canuteson
Student Health Service
Canuteson
Delia Chis
National Defense Week
Charles Crutzmacher
Onaga
Campus notices outline department moves and campus events
The article notes a shift with sociology and political science offices moving to new rooms, and lists the day by day events for the week. It mentions the Kansas Young Republican meeting in Topeka and a special KK LU session to select delegates. Posters advertise the Puff Pant Prom in Memorial Union with Clayton Harbur’s band.
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Kansas Young Republican Club
Topeka
KKLU
Memorial Union Building
Clayton Harbur
Memorial Union Ballroom
Death of Mrs Joseph Kennison at 71 in Waterville
Betty Harrett of Lawrence spent the weekend with her parents in Clinton Belvoir. Mrs Joseph Kennison died at her home after an illness beginning last summer. She was 71 and formerly supervised the Sunday school. Services were held February 17 at Rumsey funeral home in Lawrence with Rev Hall and Rev Montgomery. Burial followed in Waterville Kansas. She leaves a husband and two brothers among other relatives.
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Betty Harrett
Lawrence
Joseph Kennison
Mrs. Kennison
Rumsey
Hall of
Moran
Montgomery
John
Second Corinthians
Hall
Kev
Carter Anderson
Howard Kampschroeder
Fred Demeritt
Wiliam Johnson
Joe Clough
Waterville
Kan
William van Allen
Frank
Sadie Kamipsehreeder
Local Community News Roundup Of Visits and Services
Local residents enjoyed family visits and church events. Mrs. Lena Murphy hosted dinner with daughter Mrs. Fred Baldwin. Louise Baldwin visited from Lawrence. several attendees traveled from Waterville, Kansas. Laddie Demeritt convalesced for an ear infection. Farm Bureau and church activities filled Friday and Sunday with memorial services and music, plus Taxis group gatherings and March communion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Demeritt
Otis Hines
Edd Steele
Joe Clough
William Johnson
Fred Baldwin
Lena Murphy
Louise Baldwin
Lawrence
Kennison
William van Allen
House
Sadie Kampschroeder
Waterville
Kan
Laddie
Joseph Kennison
Rev. Montgomery
Montgomery
Topeka
Ludwig
Richard
Winter Moves and Local Club Activities Highlight Rural Life
Mr and Mrs C C Potter and family of Barker will move to the W D Pontius farm March 1. Farm Bureau members met at Mrs Rose Wymer to sew for the Red Cross with plans to meet again next Tuesday. Winter Community club hosted a Valentine party at Mrs Willis Colman’s home with a program led by Mrs A E Messenheimer and contests won by Mrs George Dews and Mrs F D Miller. Upcoming events include an all day meeting at Mrs Frank Speicher’s and Miss Mary Miller visiting from Eudora. The Kanwaka 4 H club held its February meeting February 15 at Waunetst home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Potter
Barker
W. D. Pontius Farm
Farm Bureau
Rose Wymer
Red Cross
Wymer
Willis Colman
Winter Community Club
A. E. Messenheimer
George Dews
F. D. Miller
Frank Speicher
Mary Miller
Eudora
George Miller
Kanwaka 4-H Club
Community meeting features Lincoln Washington talk and debate
Roll call sparked remarks about Lincoln and Washington. The program included music pieces A Merry Life Plowing Song Old Black Joe a short talk How to Make a Mash Feeder for Chickens and a debate on adopting a live-at-home program led by Mildred Johanning and Glenn Johanning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare J. Colman
Lincoln
Washington
Glenn Johanning
Mildred Johanning
Posture meeting attendees listed at Haskell event
The record notes attendees including Mrs Beattie Collins Mrs Rose Wyem and Mrs George Dews at the posture meeting held at Haskell last Thursday with references to Carl J Hird Mary Lou Eliott Clare J Colman Earl Clough Bertha Goff and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Hird
Mary Lou Eliott
Clare J. Colman
Oan Clough
Earl Clough
Bertha Goff
Haskell
Beattie Collins
Rose Wyem
George Dews
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