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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1938

Page

5

Social Calendar Highlights From Monday Through Thursday

Society notices list Monday events including Mrs MT Studien and various clubs at Evans Hearth and home of Mrs W Co. Tuesday features Finesse and Coterie clubs plus Gamma Phi Beta alumnae. Wednesday offers Country club dinner bridge. Thursday covers Mercreds and contract clubs plus League of Women Voters luncheon and Music club at Wiedemanns.

MT. Studien Evans Hearth S. H Don Carlos C. |. Pontius W. Co Lawrence Finesse Club Taureate Woodru Elmer Broat Gamma Phi Beta Louise Nelson Coterie Club Colonial Mercreds Club W. H. Varnum E. E. Bayles League of Women Voters Episcopal Parish Wiedemann’'s

Social and club notices from university and community

Dr and Mrs F C Allen hosted 150 faculty guests at a tea in the university physical education department with Sasnak club leaders assisting. Virginia Weatherby wed Richard Lee Hiner in Los Angeles. Hiner, Iowa State and George Washington alum, works in U S Department of Agriculture. Brinkman bakery hosted a birthday dinner with Doris Jean Marriott on violin. Plymouth Congregational Church calendar plans a luncheon. Midland Grange to hold 26th annual meeting with a noon basket dinner and officer installation.

F. C. Allen Department of Physical Education Sasnak New Club Vernon Lapp Herbert Allphin Joanna Hill Elizabeth Dunkel Ruth Hoover Ruth Baker Maxine Woody Julia Pute Henry Lucille Botom Virginia Weatherby Leroy S. Weatherby Los Angeles Calif Richard Lee Hiner Washington, D. C Wilshire Methodist Episcopal Church Dr. Weatherby University of Southern California Lawrence University of Kansas E. S. Weatherby Kappa Delta Sorority Bureau of Home Economics United States Department of Agriculture Hiner Iowa State College Ames George Washington University Bureau of Animal Industry Government Meat Research Laboratory Brinkman Bakery H. C. Brinkman Doris Jean Mariott Plymouth Congregational Church Homer Allison Pennsylvania Street Midland Grange C.P.A Midland Grange Eva Deay

Rainbow 4-H Meeting At Thelma Shuler Home

Rainbow 4 H club met Tuesday night at Thelma Shuler’s home nine miles southwest of Baldwin. Miss Hazel Gilliland led the program with talks on beef calves highway signs soil erosion and a violin solo by June Beck. Guests and members attended with refreshments served by Mrs George Shuler.

Rainbow 4-H Club Thelma Shuler Baldwin Hazel Gilliland America Roy D. Crawford Dudley Ulrich Raymond Gibson Fred Breithaupt June Beck Elaine Beck George Shuler Charlene Elm Nellie Lucy Finch Eldred Fisher Naomi Gastrock Marjorie Esther Aurelia Gibson Vera Bell Glaser Beth Kring Eunice Pohl Harold Elm Donald Gibson Dudley Glen Gilliland Melvin Glaser Ernett Kring Orvile Ralph Pohl Russell Ulrich Oryan Vaughn Ernest Pohl Philo Beck

Local clubs schedule afternoon meetings and readings

The Ventura club meets tomorrow at Mrs. George Docking's home with Mrs. George Marshall reading Under the Ax of Fascism. Members should bring shoe fund donations. The Ladies' Literary League meets at Mrs. J. S. Stover 1610 Rhode Island street. Current Event club gathers at Miss Hannah Champion 1235 Rhode Island Wednesday. Thursday Contract Club host at 2 30 p m at Mrs. E E Bayles home.

Ventura Club George Docking George Marshall Lawrence Shoe Fund Ladies’ Literary League J. S. Stover Rhode Island Street Hannah Champion E. E. Bayles First Methodist Episcopal Church J. M. Metz

Local Club Notes and Society Gatherings in Kansas City Area

Multiple Methodist Ladies' Aid groups meet with 2:30 pm and 1 pm start times at homes on Vermont and Ohio streets. members urged to bring Bibles and assist with hosting. Victoria club hosts tomorrow evening. Mrs. Howsman in charge at 1234 New Hampshire. Marriage news from Columbia Missouri reports Mrs Eugina Jones of Kansas City wed to John Wulf of Chicago Dec 31 at Valparaiso Ind. couple at home in Chicago with Wulf a Publishers Business Service representative. Other club events include Old and New club at Rankin home with Oklahoma and New Mexico territorial days paper. Twentieth Century club program led by Kenneth Rockwell. J D club meeting with current events. Engle contract club dessert party. Quivira club review of How to Make Friends and a roll call toast.

Columbia Eugina Jones Kansas City John Wulf Chicago Valparaiso Ind Wulf Publishers Business Service University of Kansas K. U R. C. Rankin Robert Haggart Oklahoma New Mexico Quivira Club J. N. Carman Maine Street C. J. Topping Carnegie Quivira

Cosmos club hosts after noon meeting and program

Mrs P H Peirce will host Cosmos club tomorrow after noon with a program on By-Products of Animal Industry led by Mrs Jacob Bad sky The Review club meets at 2 30 pm with Mrs C E B Franks in charge and a review of Mill of Many Windows by J F Fletcher.

P. H. Peirce Cosmos Club Jacob Badsky C. Eb.‘ Franks Louisiana Street A. E. Huddleston J. F. Fletcher

Local personals note on distant travels and health updates

Mrs. Paul B. Lawson returns from a month with daughters in Milwaukee and Cleveland after Christmas. Miss Glenna D. Davis resumes county work following eye surgeries. Various visits and trips include Rose Bowl in Pasadena, relatives in Muskogee, and trips to Los Angeles and Detroit area.

Paul. B. Lawson P. F. Meigs Milwaukee C. E. Smith Cleveland Meigs O. W. Maloney Los Angeles California Pasadena G. E. Moon Evelyn San Diego S. Kelsall Reno O. C. Stewart New York Street Paul A. Coker Memorial Hospital Fred Olmstead Marcella Olmstead A. Gifford Kansas City J. S. Searles FE. R. Learned Kentucky Street T. A. Meguiar Shelbyville

Hopewell and Independence Social Circles Gather

Mr and Mrs Earl Lederer Thelma Doris and June drove to Topeka for New Year with Lederer sister family George Brett. Barbara and Frances Bailey with guests Harold Bailey and others visited Lawrence and dined with Will Gorrill and Lederer family. Clyde Clemons funeral attended in Baldwin by Leo Dyer Arthur Smith Jim Dyer and Mabel Gilliland family.

Minnie Seele Henry Seele Lawrence Richard ‘Williams Winfield Ada Williams Hibbard Taul Charles Gale Oscar Turner Gladys Black Mildred Black Parsons Kan Barbara Bailey Oklahoma City Henry Bailey Ray Reynolds Glenn Howard Addie Purvis Purvis-Harmon A. M. Reser Edd Pardee Baldwin Taul Worden Earl Shipps Baldwin Fire Department Earl Black Drexel Tucker Alhambra Calif Wilbur Russell Randall Joe Cooper California Fred Purvis Alfred Winters Haven Fred Winters Charlene Gale George Marquardt Honewell Marjie Lee Purvis Buddy Reynolds Jimmy Harmon June Lederer Doris Newman Maria Lee Purvis Annabelle White Mary Newman Will Newman Earl Lederer Thelma Doris June Topeka Lederer George Brett Barbara Frances Bailey Harold Bailey Will Gorrill John Léderer Mabel Gilliland Leo Dyer Arthur Smith Jim Dyer Clyde Clemons

Residents and visitors board out New Year activities

Miss Esther Gabriel resumed her duties at Woodbine High School after Christmas with her parents, while Miss Esther Brecheisen underwent surgery in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The community saw gatherings in Eudora for Lois Cramer and Clifford Eisele’s wedding, with several Gabriel family members attending and assisting.

Esther Gabriel Woodbine Gus Gabriel John Kanzig Greta Wayne Kansas City Kanzig Victor Feldmeyer Esther Brecheisen Lawrence Memorial Hospital Dorothy Mae Deckwa Philip Gabriel Alfred Eisele Eudora Alvin Gabriel Doris Dean Esther Harold Lois Cramer Clifford Eisele Eudora M

Lefmann Family Holiday Gatherings Across Selections

A parade of Christmas and New Year visits centers on the Lefmann, Wade, and associated families. Philip Lefmann travels to Jamestown Missouri to spend holidays with his mother while local households host dinners and guests from Lawrence Bonner Springs DeSoto Prairie Center and Gardner among others. A January 3 church meeting at Captain's Creek M E selects officers for the Sunday school and church board.

Philip Lefmann Jamestown Will Gnase Will Calder Roy Lefmann Oliver Lyinn Bonner Springs Clint Wade Clyde Deay James Raymond Amos Westerhouse Wilfred Selzer Clifford Steffen Small Richard Beatrice ‘Steffen Ed Milburn Cyril Milburn Lena Floyd Milburn Claude John Deay Fred Stuchberry DeSoto Maude Grand Weller Prairie Center Charles Rowe James Milburn Lawrence Ralph Wotan Dorothy Mae Amos Westerhouse, Jr Fred Papenhausen O. W. Watson Gus Gabriel Esther Harold Margaret Spitzli John H. Lehmann Clint’ Wade Elmer Wade Helen Wade Greenville Ill Kenneth Kline Elizabeth Krantz Bradley Jake’ Lefmann

Marriage notice announced in Gardner and DeSoto regions

Mrs Ruth Keller of Gardner and Mrs Ann Deay announce the marriage of grandson George Deay Jr of DeSoto to Miss Mary Hallworth of Linwood. They began housekeeping in DeSoto after New Year. Deay is a known local figure who has often visited and worked at his grandmother's home. October 23, 1987.

Kansas City Ruth Keller Gardner Ann Deay George Deay, Jr DeSoto Mary Hallworth Linwood Deay

Also Mentioned on This Page

University Club W. E. Sandelius M. S. Winter H.C. Jimaleriain Minnie F. N. Martin Brinkman Harry McCall Louise Ditmars Clift Gallagher Kenneth Long and Watkins Necker Clifford Horst Aubrey Martin Virginia Williams Cloyd G. Herren Jennie Doane Rae Warner Phil Commons Marie Riley H. P. Simmons Earl Marriott Imogene Doris Jean Mar- Howard, Mott Robert Quillen Ase Terry’ss Trinity Lutheran Church C A. Puls Delphine Circle Young Women’s Missionary Society Mae Rohlfs China Methodist Ladies’ Aid H. L. Sutherland Chris Feucht Vermont Street R. E. Gabriel H. W. Howsman New Hampshire Street Victoria Club C. L. DeWatteville Ohio Street J. F. Lutz Flora Muratta Leon Abele G. A. Middleton Muratta Twentieth Century Club Kenneth Rockwell J. D. Club G. H. Allen Engle Contract Club Darling Mandy DENT Independent Laundry Vermont Chris Miller J. A. Bogue C. A. Pieratt William Harper C. J. Overbaugh West Side Study Club A. B. Martin Massachusetts Street Winston McNess Elizabeth Dunn Esther Sanders McNess Mabel Shaw Douglas County Lone Star Homer Flory M. D. Flory Hugo Nieder D. F. McHenry Miss Dunn Miss Sanders Robert Wilson Mesdames Earl Lindell N. FF. Thome John Banks Huge Nieder Fred McKinney Arthur Flory M.D. Flory Gottlieb Nieder Joe Flory Eudora D. F. McHenry John Dunn Emma Nieder Friends In Council Otto Springer Missouri Street Mercredi Club No Name Club I. C. Bushong Crescent Road American Association of University Women Grace Erwin A.A Agnes Emery A.A.A.W Waldemar Gelich Miss Emery A.A.U.W Bryn Mawr Wiedemann’s Walter Keeler Lola Learnard Paul Rankin Howard Taylor Mary Thomas Richard Wagstaff Ray Wright T. H. Marshall Dora Bryant May Phillips Woman’s Alliance of the Unitarian Church The June Griesa American Legion Auxiliary of Dorsey-Liberty Post No. 14 Dorcas Women’s Society of the First Baptist Epnreh Orley Olmstead Progressive Reading Club G.A. Middleton Robert and Elizabeth Browning Charles Arnold William Frowe Hopewell Captain’s Creek Scranton Sean Priscilla Jeffries Hutchinson, Kans Charles Dyche East E St Ano
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