Local Bridge and Social Events Cite City Residents
Mr and Mrs R J Martin hosted a bridge gathering at 2038 Vermont Street with guests including Mr and Mrs John Riling Mr and Mrs J G Boyes and Mr and Mrs Wayne Allphin First and second high prizes went to Mrs Allphin and Mr Allphin Consolation prizes were awarded to Mrs Frank Fitzpatrick and J A Schaefer A two course pink and white lunch featured bouquets of sweet peas and gypsophilia The Philathea class meets at Mrs O E Ingle 810 Kentucky tomorrow Miss Lena Wulfkuhle and Bertha E Coffelt hostesses The West Side Study club celebrated its thirtieth anniversary at Mrs Jennie Morens Vermont Street luncheon hosted by Mrs Margaret Sharp Tea was poured by the president Miss Anna Webb and Charles Smith who live on highway 40 near Topeka married yesterday at 11 am at Dr Harry A Gordons home The University Club hosts a second bridge party Friday January 16 at 8 pm Reservations with Mrs F E Kester Second hostess Mrs H Van Noy will host Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church tomorrow afternoon Mr and Mrs George H Moore of Linwood welcomed a son born yesterday at Memorial Hospital Lawrence Circle No 75 LADies of the G A R meet Saturday at 2 30 pm The Vendredi bridge luncheon club meets tomorrow with Mrs Elizabeth Edwards Women’s bridge club of the Elks met last night with six tables Prizes to Mrs W H Sears and Mrs Ru Peterson of Hyrum Utah Consolation to Mrs Clifford Nichols After lodge, women join husbands for Dutch refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Martin
Vermont Street
John Riling
J. G. Boyes
Wayne Allphin
Allphin
Mr. Allphin
Frank Fitzpatrick
J. A. Schaefer
West Side Study Club
Jennie Moren
Margaret Sharp
Women's Bridge Club of the Elks
C. Daugherty
T. D. Funkinel
W. H. Sears
Peterson
Hyrum
Utah
Clifford Nichols
Social Calendar Highlights Local Women’s Clubs and Gatherings
Thursday features tea and bridge events hosted by Psaraitay and several clubs including Miss Jeannette Stutz Mrs. John Stutz and Mrs. Peter Emery. Friday presents multiple bridge and luncheon gatherings led by Mrs. Arthur Kirchhoff Mrs. W Parsons and Mrs. Wilfred McClain. Saturday lists A A U W luncheon at Lutheran church and Kappa Phi activities with Miss Gladys Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psaraitay Women's Club
Myote Prides Club
Jeannette
John Stutz
Analeaway
Peter ‘Emery
i_ Stama Kappa Mothers
R. FL House
J. T. Comatant
Colonial Tea Room
Harry DeWolf
H. C. Aliphin
C. L. Hooper
Personal notices hint at students resuming studies in university
Jenkins en ceria fae to resume studies at the University after holidays. They spent holidays traveling through western Creighton Nebraska and visited relatives in Parker. Miss Phoebe Pyle returned from New Mexico where she had been at the Molly bone mine in the Red River Canyon in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins Oy
Ceria Faerning
Creighton
Erie
Frank Pardee
Pardee
Arkansas Shea
Parker
Beals
Phoebe Pyle
New Mexico
Molybedun Mne
Red River
Lawrence
Luther Hour Added to KMBC Chain at $4,600 Weekly
KMBC joins the Lutheran Hour chain at a weekly cost of 4,600 with Lutherans of the Missouri Synod broadcast on over thirty four stations via Columbia Broadcasting System each Thursday night at 9 30. The program, on air since October, expands reception in the state and aims to be steadier despite weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheranz
Missouri Synod
Lutheran Hour
Columbia Broadcasting Sys
Altho
EMBC
City
Lutheran Hour Aims To Reach Nonmembers With Radio Gospel
The Lutheran Hour broadcasts each Thursday at 9 pm promising a changeless Christ for a changing world. Dr W A Maier of Concordia Theological Seminary leads the program with choral and orchestral music from Lutheran groups across the country. Over 25 000 letters urged continuation of the weekly sermons as broadcasts expand to reach fifty million unaffiliated Americans. Bushman Works To Rebuild After Financial Ruin. Former idol, once top box office star, says he is broke yet content and back in stock company acting. He recalls his Essanay fame, 1914 Rome Ben Hur filming, 1929 crash losses, and Beverly Bayne divorce. plans to travel modestly while turning to stage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Lutheran Hour
Lpr
W. A. Maier
Concordia Theological Seminary
St. Louis
Edward Rechlin
New York City
Niente Auditorium
Cleveland. Bach Chorus
Concordia Res Students’ Chorus
Chicago
Kedzie
Francis X. Bushman
the Tribune
Essanay
Argyle Street
Rome
Beverly Bayne
Bushman
Births Registered at Memorial Hospital
Births recorded by City Clerk O H Stockwell list a daughter Betty Jean to Mr and Mrs G Rier on November 7, a son Anthony Francis to Mr and Mrs F R Paschel on November 7, a son John Nissen to Mr and Mrs Fred W Jaedicke on November 14, a daughter Helen Virginia to Mr and Mrs Oliver ue on December 25, and a daughter Elizabeth Ann to Mr and Mrs Marvin Le Suer on December
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Stockwell
Betty Jean
G. Rier
Memorial Hospital
Anthony Francis
F. R. Paschel
John Nissen
Fred W. Jaedicke
Helen Virginia
Oliver Ue
Elizabeth Ann
Marvin le Suer
Spanish War Veterans to Install Officers Tonight
Joseph A. camp of United Spanish War Veterans will install new officers at the courthouse at eight o clock. The Auxiliary will also meet at the same hour for its installation. Frank E. Jones, camp adjutant elect, will serve as installing officer and induct B. Dodds as commander C. R. Dicker as senior vice commander I Johnson as junior vice commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Court House
I Frank EF. Jones
B. Dodds
C. R. Dicker
I Johnson
Good Road Year For Federal Aid in 1930
Washington reports a record year for federal aid highway construction in 1930. The Bureau of Public Roads says the government paid $96,255,800 as its share on completed federal aid work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Federal road funds rise linked to Hoover relief appeal
A substantial increase in federal aid for roads and unemployment relief was reported, swelling available funds to advance new projects. By January 41, regular federal aid road funds totaled 144,725,776 with emergency provisions to be allotted to states to match existing funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Besses
Card of Thanks Expressing gratitude for support after loss
We thank friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of our loved one.
Floral Offerings Highlight Family Tributes
A brief notice lists the Roy family with daughter Treva and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brock along with Fern and Merlin and Mrs. William Yorneden as part of the beautiful floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Treva
W. E. Brock
Fern
Merlin
William Yorneden
Thanking Friends for Kindness and Flowers
Mrs. F. A. Kelney and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness, sympathy during illness and death of husband and father, and for the beautiful flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Kelney
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Philathea
The
Evangelical Church
O. E. Ingle
Kentucky Street
Lena Wulfkuhle
Bertha E. Coffelt
Anna Webb
Charles Smith
Highway 40
Topeka
Harry A. Gordon
University Club
F. E. Kester
George H. Moore
Linwood
Vendredi Bridge
Elizabeth Edwards
Friagay
Arthur Kirchhoff
Hincheon
Mra
Harriett Euersteiner
H. E. van Noy
Women’s Society of the Baptist Church
Aturday A. A
U. W
Gladys Baker
Kappa Phi al- Gmnae
KMBC
Kansas City
Vanity Beauty Shop
W. 11Th
Idol AT Work
Aunthet
Robert Quillen
Hiram
Publishers Syndicate
Ier
Oxfords
Walter Booth
Sale
Osician
Caracas
Sincke Ots
Gotham
Sharon
Georgette
Helle
Hummingbird
Olds
Ward
Flowerfone
Hees
Bill Heer Staley
Bill Heer
Maplie
Brender
Staley
South
Staley Sales Corporation
Decatur, Illinois
Staley’s Syrups
Bronper
GowwEn
Crysta
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