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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1936

Page

6

Society Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Receptions

Thursday features include League of Women Voters luncheon at Congregational church and various card and club meetings such as whist, contract, bridge, and dancing. Friday lists Terrace tea room gatherings, French language events, and multiple luncheon or dinner clubs. Saturday notes Pi Beta Phi alumnae tea and A A U W gathering at Mrs. Fr B. Davis home.

League of Women Voters Congregational Church Whist Club C. E. Esterly University Women's Club Tex Myers Hall R. H. Edmiston E. G. Stith Plamer Club Helmer Kleck Bridgettes Co-operative Club Eldridge Bmrs T. H. Astman E. O. We Club Terrace Tea Room Pi Beta Phi L. N. Lewis Fr B. Davis

Social club gatherings and upcoming meetings noted

Imperial contract club and bridge groups met at homes with prizes awarded to Mrs. Sanderson and Mrs. Winter. The American Association of University Women plans a Saturday meeting at Mrs. Davis’s with Miss Newsom discussing recreation for underprivileged children. K A Dames sew at Mrs. Wehry’s. Elks bridge tournament concluded with Mrs. Schubert and Mrs. Evans winning. new tournament begun with high scores by Mrs. Funk and Mrs. Achning. Leisure Hour club hosted Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wells with holiday recollections. next meeting announced.

Imperial Contract Club Agnes Evans J. M. Sanderson Robert Rowlands F. C. Whipple M. F. Hudson Charles Greenlees American Association of University Women F. B. Davis E. H. Lindley Waldemar Geltch May Gardner Mary Hight Varda Newsom Miss Newsom State Relief Administration the Elks Club Ivan Rowe C. W. Schubert K. C. Evans T. D. Funk Ralph Achning R. M. Sutters George Wise Loren Guffin Jesse Wells Mississippi Street Leisure Hour Club W. J. Brockelbank University Law Faculty Hutchinson Business and Professional Women’s Club Wile Tea Room Brockelha France United States

The Journal World Pattern For Casual Shirtwaist Style 2990

Fashion note from the pattern department describes a versatile shirtwaist line in beige crepe or other fabrics in colors black gray aquamarine or red, sizes 4 to 16, 28 to 40 bust. Pattern details include yardage, price for pattern, and order instructions with names and addresses.

Journal-World Pattern Department Fifth Avenue York Bacmo Kayser

Girl Scout troop forms leaders at Pinckney school

Pinckney school Girl Scout troop elected permanent patrol leaders Frances Mee Betty Jane Wallace Ruth O Brien and Elsie Mullin at a November organized meeting. Assisting leaders Doris Dunkley Florence Eggert Jane Eby and Jean Musselman served refreshments with maple brittle and snow candy.

Pinckney School Frances Mee Betty Jane Wallace Ruth O Brien Elsie Mullin Doris Dunkley Florence Jean Eggert Jane Eby Jean Musselman

Pageant of Pioneer Life Draws Kansas Pioneers

The fifth annual Kansas pageant presented by the Women's Chamber of Commerce calls for invitations to participants or descendants from seventy five years ago. The 8 15 pm performance features a 9 30 pm grand march with 1861 costumes and general dancing, depicting pioneer social life and statehood history.

The Women's Chamber of Commerce of Kansas City Kan Kansas Memorial Hall Women’s Chamber of Commerce

Personal notices from Lawrence area today

Mrs Elizabeth MacKenzie and Miss Isabelle MacKenzie travel to Junction City after death of Mrs MacKenzies brother in law Louis Teitzel a longtime city photographer. Miss Mary Shuler visits Topeka while Mrs Rosa Ise goes to Holton for nephew Fred Hinnen funeral. Hinnen had many Lawrence contacts. Scott Sterling visits from Rochester to see parents Prof and Mrs M W Sterling. Mrs Roy Underwood of Nashville now staying with Mrs Lyle Powell. Mrs A W Garvin travels to Seneca to visit daughter Mrs Earle J Wilson and family. Roland Earl Reynolds of Pendleton Ore holidays with parents Mr and Mrs George T Reynolds. S K Funk back downtown after illness. Marie Moll and Ollie McConnell dined with Fred Liscum of Kansas City. they later attended Three Men On a Horse at the Orpheum. Fritz Meyn Carl Eugene Gallagher and William Underwood in KC to see the same show. Rent collection tip ends with line about classified ads.

Elizabeth MacKenzie Isabelle MacKenzie Junction City George T. Reynolds S. K. Funk Marie Moll Ollie McConnell Fred Liscum Kansas City Orpheum Fritz Meyn Carl Eugene Gallagher William Underwood The

Ives Chapel Sunday school officers elected for this year

Ives Chapel elected officers for Sunday school this year led by Emma Emery as superintendent and P N Miller as assistant. Other posts include Ermine Barkley treasurer Winnie Brown pianist and Emma Emery chorister with Sadie Flanders cradle roll superintendent and O W Price home department head. Community supper drew about 25 attendees, and Dr. Wiley Keve of Kansas City delivered the morning message and attended a quarterly conference.

Ives Chapel Emma Emery P. N. Miller Ermine Barkley Harry Moody Winnie Brown Sadie Flanders O. W.price Home Department Margaret Flanders Ella Halliday Wiley Keve Kansas City Keve Matie Neely Red Cross Prairie City W. R. Gorrill Lawrence Henry Bailey Barbara Frances E. W. Houghton Salina George Frye Charlie Griffith Della Perkins Baldwin W. R. Sutor Ralph Revere Meridith Longenecker Billie Charles Reece Douglas Wyo Cecil Vining Rosa Mae Miller Donald Miller Glen Howard Belle Buckles Ottawa John Dean C. Greenawait Barbara Bailey Oklahoma City Okla Cecil Kollenborn Madison N. J Martin Cook Carrie Lange Della Marshall Kollenborn Mildred Cook Dewey McClay Geneva H. S. Cook Topeka Marlin Cook Raymond Barkley Rosa Barkley John Moore Floyd Rutherford J. N. Rutherford Merlyn Ben Davison Frank Lobingier Rosa Mae Milller Clear Lake

Local Social News From Corliss Area Opens New Year Stories

Mr Johnson, long hospitalized in Kansas City, was brought home Sunday in stable condition. Several visits tied to Dent and Hunter homes, with Erle Hunter hosting a pinochle party. A new baby girl arrived Friday night to Clifford Whittson. William Corliss remains at Trinity Lutheran hospital in Kansas City as year begins.

Johnson Kansas City Bracken Dent Bertha Bush Rollan Hessenflow Chicago California Hessenflow Bush Kenneth Moll and Baby Maneer Murray Farm Chas. Baker Leo Baker Olathe Dudley Simpson Jean Frisbie Argentine Erle Hunter Don Musser Blake B. H. Sonntag Leslie Lentz Roy Frisbie Agnes Atkinson Jasper LaSueur Cliff Musser Lester Frisbie Clifford Whittson Edd Batton William Corliss Trinity Lutheran Hospital

Local Notes From Linwood and Nearby towns

A resident underwent a major operation last Monday and is recovering. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dent and Oma joined Mrs. Clark for Sunday dinner at Linwood with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Clark. Clarence Saint and family, recently in Coffeyville, visit home here. Mrs. Saint stays longer. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Wemett of City spent the weekend with Mrs. Baker and her sister.

W. H. Dent Oma J. G. Clark Linwood Clarence Saint Coffeyville Bertha Bush

Fairview Social Roundup of Local Residents

The Foreign Missionary Society met Friday afternoon with Mrs. John Metsker and 26 members and visitors present. A Sunday school youth party occurred at Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Leary’s home Friday evening. Mrs. Ed Hlian, Mrs. John Blaugh and Lucille of Pleasant Valley dined with Mrs. William Wells Thursday. Kenneth Pence, David Denham and Junior Hamm called Friday with Guy Howard who had been ill. Mrs. Ed Paasch and Ruth shopped in Topeka Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koehler visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartz in Lawrence Sunday afternoon. W. R. Essick and daughter Beverly of Lawrence visited Eugene Leary Tuesday. Dorothy and Robert Nisely visited the Niselys’ home Saturday. Mildred Palasch spent Monday in Kansas City with Mr. and Mrs. Seth Griffin.

The Foreign Missionary Society John Metsker Sunday School Eugene Leary Ed Hlian John Blaugh Lucille Pleasant Valley William Wells Kenneth Pence David Denham Junior Hamm Guy Howard Ed Paasch Ruth Topeka Paul Koehler Fred Bartz Lawrence W. R. Essick Beverly

Marmola Diet Pill Promises Easy Weight Loss

An endorsement touts Marmola tablets as a physician prescribed fat reducer. Since 1907 over 20 million packages sold, with claims of painless, steady weight loss and improvements in health. Buy now from dealers nationwide and stop when satisfied.

Local socials end week with visits and a wedding

Lawrence residents Mr and Mrs Haroldite Wilson hosted Sunday dinner with Nina and Ruth Wilson and Mr and Mrs Tommy Akin of Belleview. Edna Koehler joined them. Clifford Ulrich and family of Belleview dined with William Meairs and Mrs Edd Paasch. Mildred attended the funeral of Mrs John Hout in Clinton. Mrs George Hunsinger visited her mother Mrs Minnie Seelein in Lawrence. William Wells made a Kansas City trip. George Leise married Mary Helen Jones New Year s Day near Dodge City. they spent time with Missouri relatives then attended a Griffin home gathering before returning near Dodge City. A theft report from Percy Humphrey in Richland noted $25 in furs stolen, including 36 opossum skins.

Haroldite Nina Ruth Wilson Lawrence Tommy Akin Belleview Edna Koehler Clifford Ulrich William Meairs Edd Paasch Mildred John Hout Clinton George Hunsinger Minnie Seelein William Wells Kansas City George Leise Mary Helen Jones Dodge City Missouri Griffin

Marriage License Issued in Topeka to Gould and Stenger

A marriage license was issued late yesterday at the courthouse to Gorden Gould and Leona Stenger, both residents of Topeka.

Court House Gorden Gould Leona Stenger Topeka

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