Local social events and wedding at Holy Family church
The community calendar lists clubs meeting this week with the American Association Women set for Thursday at the Memorial Union Old English Room to discuss "Women’s Role in the World Crisis Today" with panelists Mrs. Frank Stockton and others. A Delta Tau Delta gathering and Alpha Omicron Pi alumnae event are noted, plus a church wedding in Eudora with Alberta Schau p marrying Thomas Pyle in a double ring ceremony. The Tonganoxie Library celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Lawrence attendees, and multiple civic and church groups schedule meetings and dinners through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Union
Frank Stockton
Eugene Alford
Hazel Anderson
Margaret Habien
Frances Grinstrad
Tonganoxie City
Domenico Gagliardo
Lawrence
William Savage Johnson
John Hawkins
Ralph Cain
J. C. Eanning
Jayhawk Chapter D A V Brings Treats to Wadworth Hospital
Jayhawk Chapter No. 22 D A V and its Auxiliary delivered 300 bags of apples oranges nectarines candy bars and gum to patients at Wadworth hospital. Members and auxiliary volunteers loaded cars for the visit while noting a growing chapter and auxiliary membership and listing several local supporters and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawk
Disabled American Veterans
Wadworth Hospital
Lawrence and
Baldwin
Little
Rand
Lawrence
D.a.v.'s
War era notes and social updates from a small town
Madi Mrs Emma Berg and Mrs j Wacker hosted guests Alvin Schmidt Rooa Deay Fred Gottstein and Ted Wacker. The Monday Team whist club met at Lewis home with Mrs C H Ashton. January Oakridge Home Demonstration meeting hosted by Mrs W H Hayden with dessert at 1 30 co host Mrs Eugene Nunemaker. Annual dues and program books discussed. Calif Mr Legg former Lawrence resident now in San Bernardino. Mrs Elizabeth Rule Griggs ill at home for three weeks. Mrs Earl Marshall returned from Dallas after three weeks with Dr and Mrs T H Marsh and children. Hersis City guests of Mrs Walker. Dr and Mrs A E Derrington and sons Kenny and Tommy of Mission visited Mrs Carman’s parents Prof and Mrs D Neale Carman. War writings of island campaigns noted. King cobra described as the world’s largest poisonous snake reaching 84a feet in length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakridge Home
W. H. Hayden
Eugene Nunemaker
Calif
Legg
Lawrence
San Bernardino
Elizabeth Rule Griggs
Earl Marshall
Dallas
Tex
T. H. Marsh
Vis
Hersis City
Walker
Personal notices from a Kansas town social week
Mr Jack Miller left Sunday for a market trip. Mr and Mrs W G Hutson Jr and con Billy IM of Moulder Cole spend a week with Mr and Mrs W G Hutson in Lawrence. Mrs Grace Kercher of Los Angeles is guest of Mrs P W Wiesselman for a few days. Rev and Mrs H M Lippe attended a ministers convocation in Manhattan. Mrs Ernest Griswold returned from California after exile ending with her stepmother’s death in Studio City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Miller
W. G. Hutson
Con
Billy
Moulder, Cole
Lawrence
Grace Kercher
Los Angeles
Calif
P. W. Wiesselman
H. M. Lippe
Manhattan
Named bureau chief Kent named Washington bureau chief
Carleton Kent a graduate of K CU and former Journal-World staffer was named chief of the Washington bureau for the Chicago Sun Times announced by Thomas F. Reynolds Sun Times managing editor Kent previously did varied newspaper work including serving as the Chicago Times correspondent in the Pacific during World War II and later worked in Lawrence before his wartime service for the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton Kent
K CU
Journal-World News
Washington
Chicago Sun- Times
Thomas F. Reynolds
The
Sun-Thius
Lawrence
Kent
Chicago Times
Pacific
Beneha the War Meet Thisday From Mexico Entrainer
One of twelve from his country will be the featured entertainer. He awakened in 1949 at Kansas State Teachers’ College in Topeka. The girls’ ensemble from Liberty Memorial High School, directed by R Wayne Nelson, will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Kansan
Topeka
Erty Memorial High School
R. Wayne Nelson
Baldwin Events Bring Visitors and News to Town
Baldwin superintendent and Mrs Farle hosted visitors over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Abraham Sorkelton. Margaret White of Kansas City visits with Mr and Mrs Scott Morgan. Rev and Mrs Trevor Hackercuie and children Alisa and Mary Lou had a tent accident on a gravel road near Mt Vernon, Ta skidded and rolled down an embankment with minor injuries. Dr Eiton Unrechleod, head of the whilosanhe Aopgriment at Eartham cafe, and noted Quaker thinker, plans to speak January 31 in tardwiy for a Methodist event. William G Deel hosted a New Year’s bicycle supper in the Pine Room, with dancing and games. Samuel Shmhp near Blue Mound underwent an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farle
Anderson
Aeeington Schoole
Baldwin
Ary
Abraham "Sorkelton
Misa Margaret. White
Kanane City
Scott Morcan
Trevor Hackercuie
Alisa
Mary Lou
Mt Vernon
Wawa City
Eiton
Eartham Coffee
Amerten
Tardwiy
William G. Deel
Samuel Shmhp
Blue Mound
New Year Visitors From Across Town Stir Parsonerville
The note filled paragraph lists varied New Year visits by local residents and relatives. Parsonerville hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Wienke of Coffeyville with daughter and husband, Coach and Mrs. Schoeplin, Dr. Fenstermaecher, and nephew Jers Weible of Houston. Also visiting were Haro Firckinger and Mia Dan Tal from Onkler, Alice Fucksinger, Dale Meadlander, Becky, and families from Genoa, Baldwin, Washington, Amarillo, and Denver attending a family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsoner
Russ Davee
Russ, Jr
Storie
Wienke
Coffeyvile
Stithely
Homer Schoeplin
R. Fenstermaecher
St.Maulting
Jers Weible
Houston
Tex
T Haro Firckinger
Mia
Dale Meadlander
Ant Webler
Becky
Genoa
Baldwin
Moamdander
Aod
University of Kansas Hospital Recovery and Local Social Notes
The piece notes KU hospital recovery progress and lists a string of social connections. It mentions Stump and Baker family ties, Abraham Forkelson Baldwin relations, and the W. C. Sal First Methodist fellowship event with a program including Eleanor Sat of Sewford Viha Kim Hao Yap Puvicinas ingham. It highlights community figures like Dr. Leesant Holsington and Lewin Dunran, and closes with a Friday evening celebration of a 62nd New Year’s Eve event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Hoapital
Kanaan Ciiday
Stump
Baker
Abraham Forkelson
Baldwin
W. C. Sal
Fendhesman
Wednemiar
Leyn
Thomas
Evapa
Saat
Eleanor Sat
Sewford
Viha
Kim Hao Yap Ant Puvicinasingham
Malaya
Mra
Alan Daugherts
Paul (. Behan
Hor “Hbrich
Arendet Kiife
Elub Dizer Hel
Leesant Holsington
Lewin Dunran
Faldwin
Holsingtuy
Metta Sarinville
Ida Adriascenie Blake
Lovha Karat
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Delta Delta Cited Alliance
Sade
Jota F. Civenges
Oes Hawk
Fay Brown
Porrest Jackson
Delta Tau Delis Joan
Pubur Pine
Alpha Omicron Pi
Forrest Jackson
Ohio Street
Alpha Zets
Epsilon’ Sigma Alpha
Journal-World
Marian Haun
Loren Hadt
David Arnold
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Freddy
J. Fred Broeker
Holy Family Catholic Church
Eudora
Alberta Schaup
John Chopper Fes
Thomas Pyle
R. C.[ Pyle
St. John the Evangelist Parish
Kansas City
Kan
Henry Grosdidier
Marysville
Rose
Mary Ann
Mary Elain Sullivant
James Pyle
Edward Schopper
Carrol Schopper
Tony Kostelac
St. Marys
Theing
Robert Pyle
Anthony Kostelac
Horace Facts
Robert O'Malley
Wigninizers
Ray Preve
Fraphis
John Howat
Trexel Crewee
Trinity Guild of the Episcopal Church
Abissinesa
Eagles
Plymouth
Karl Klooz
West Campus Road
Alan Asher
New Hampshire Street
L. H. Frink
Vermont
G. E. E. Lindquist
Winona Avenue
H. W. Keene
Vinland
Douglas County
Gertie Wacker
Moleta Schmidt
Faye Deay
Bernice Gottatein
Rian
Collins
Jo Collins
Terrill
Frank Shoemaker
Paul Kenworthy
M. H. Kinney
Nellie Harris
Neva Ketcham
Fred Sdart
Fred Snart
H. Kinney
John Clark
Madi
Emma Berg
Mes.j. Wacker
Alvin Schmidt
Rooa Deay
Fred Gottstein
Ted Wacker
Whistclub
Lewis
C. H. Ashton
South Pacific
Carleton V. Kent
University of Kansas
San Francisco
J. S Wilbur
Manhattan Beach
Ollie Peters
Ark
Chicago Sun-Time
Fereec
Joe A de Veer
Ma Alte
Tata Ato Bega Ee
Wolfson
Penney's Homemakers
New Spring
Penney's
Beneha
Reusch
Buddy Gallagher Motors
Phaus
Chelette
Walter Lanier
Corling
Mass
Netty Don
Spring Fashion News
Nelly Don
Werrer
Secced Fosne
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