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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1938

Page

6

Wednesday and Friday Club Activities and Dinners

A fragmented list of social clubs and events including contract clubs led by Mrs G H Mae and Mrs E E Es, Women Voters luncheon, Needlecraft, Evans Hearth, Colonial venues, and University Club bridge arrangements with multiple members named across days Wednesday Friday and Thursday in apparent social schedules.

Soantry Club Gare Siueh G. H. Mae Mercredi W. H. Varnum E. E. Esque Women Voters Ethursday Contract Club Otto ‘Fischerseite Bobo Emery Bridgettes Evans and ‘Needlecraft Club Terry Gaskill S. C. Hinshaw H ‘Heon Colonial A. B. Carter Plamot Hab Ginner Bridge Friday University Club F. W. Gaunt Vendredi Club Jumcheon Evans Hearth Aeelta Dek M. J. Patteron sMrs I. W. Hartley Helianthus Club wMrs Charles Dicker Ntotas Club

Local social notices list university faculty, clubs and gatherings

Mr and Mrs Marshall Mayberry host a faculty buffet for the University botany department. A dessert bridge is set by Mrs E J Logsdon. Gamma Phi Beta alumnae met with Mrs Elmer Broat. Coterie dinner bridge at the Colonial with prizes. The University school of business held a smoker at the Colonial. M N bridge club dined at the Bvgns Hearth with prizes awarded. Modern Priscilla club met at Mrs Riggs Ransted’s home. Mothers Discussion club plans a covered dish supper. Wallace W C T U meets at Mrs A L Carey’s home. Thursday sewing club meets with Mrs William Vogler. McAllaster school teachers dine at Evans Hearth and share time with Miss Sue Todd. Yetieve Gardner recounts her Europe trip. Mrs Byron Eddins hosts B H W club with additional guests.

Louise Nelson Coterie Dinner Bridge Club Colonial Charles E. Fox W. Craig Julia Hill Fox Elmer Rappard McAllaster School Evans Hearth Sue Todd Ohio Street Yetieve Gardner Europe

Birthday surprise dinner honors Mrs Woodard at Evans Hearth

A group of friends hosted a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Paul Woodard at Evans Hearth. Guests included Mrs O D Stewart, Mrs Melville Tanner, Miss Martha Borg, Miss Virginia St Clair, Miss Eva Merts, Fred Boyer, and Miss Lois Smith. The Athena bridge club met with prizes won by Mrs Leonard Jella, Mrs Jack Armstrong, and Miss Luella Zimmerman.

Paul Woodard Evans O. D. Stewart Melville Tanner Martha Borg Virginia St. Clair Eva Merts Fred Boyer Lois Smith Athena’ Bridge Club Leonard Jella Jack Armstrong Luella Zimmerman

Women club members hold meetings in Lawrence

Mrs. Clark Howerton was elected president of the K U Dames at a meeting in the Administra tion building. Several clubs plan Friday events including Niotas Helianthus and Rebekahs with varied gatherings and coin study at Spooner Thayer museum.

Clark Howerton K. U. Dames Howerton Herlan Loyd Lawrence Lawrence Art Club Spooner-Thayer Museum C. O Bowman

TODAY'S CROSS WORD PUZZLE ACROSS AND DOWN

Crossword puzzle clues listed in two columns Across and Down with numbered entries. Readable fragments include items like fish, withdraw, myself, masculine name, East Indian weights, artificial language, birthplace Abraham, oriental pagoda, article, retain, market, Swiss river, English, trial, treaty, subsequently, peacock butterfly, place names, omits in pronounce, rolls and tumbles, university member, male sheep, detail, state capital Jefferson City, individual, meaning, German city, gift, age, Japanese coin, Hindustani, serpent, unintentional aperture, inlet, edible seaweed, custom, bass horn, song from an opera, domesticated, ocean, cooking vessels, supplication, Ibsen character, reposes, flower, central cylinder in stems and roots, feminine name, legal claim, greatest amount, insect, one of a race, Odin's brother, prefix for down.

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K U School of Fine Arts Student Recital Program

The first in a series of advanced student recitals will be presented tonight at 7:30 in the Administration building auditorium. The program features piano, violin, voice, and harp works by Rachmaninoff, Kreisler, Wagner, Mozart, Vivaldi, and others performed by students under various instructors.

K. U. School of Fine Arts Mai Nero Rachmaninoff Lucile McVey Howard C. Taylor Wathe Delussy Arlouine Goodjohn Joseph F. Wilkins Praeludium Pugnani Kreisler Paul Stohér Karl Kuersteiner Tannhauser Wingner

Community notices list local residents and travels

H C Eby of Emmett Idaho visits his mother Alice Eby and brother Lisle Eby. Harold Iliff publisher of the Chase County News attends his Aunt Hannah Elizabeth Iliff's funeral. Loreina Nichols of Healy hosts at W R Taylor home. T H Jones and daughter Donald Smith visit in Kansas City Kan. Jessie Willets Beth Newman travel in state. C V Long ill with influenza shows slight improvement. S W Atkinson John Mauck plan month long south motor trip visiting New Orleans and Florida. Marvin Terry to Kansas City to settle home.

H. C. Eby Emmett, Ida Alice Eby Lisle Eby Eby Kansas Teachers’ College Pittsburg Harold Iliff Chase County News Strong City Kan Lawrence Hannah Elizabeth Iliff Iliff The Journal-World Loreina Nichols Healy W. R. Taylor T. H. Jones Donald Smith Kansas City Jessie Willets Beth Newman C. V. Long S. W. Atkinson South New Orleans Florida Marvin Terry

Johnson Granted Leave for Spring Semester

University of Kansas English department head William Savage Johnson, on faculty since 1908, has been granted a spring semester leave to rest. He will travel to Florida after the fall term and plans to return in April for budget meetings and next year planning.

William Savage Johnson University of Kansas Department of English Johnson Florida

Local Social Notes Reflect Community Gatherings in Fairview Area

Alfred Fairview and Carl Hegeman helped Charles Whedon with wood on Thursday. Residents and visitors including Mary and Oscar Brownlee joined at various homes for dinners and fellowship. The Women’s Missionary Society met at Ethel Cowles’ home with 830 attendees and a program including Rose Day and Anna Hubbard. The Vinland and Fairview churches held a quarterly meeting led by Dr. Keyes. Additional visits and birthday celebrations appeared across Lawrence, Nickerson, Blue Mound, and Independence communities with residents like the Learys, Meairs, Meairs assisting, and the 21st birthday of Guy Howard noted.

Alfred Carl Hegeman Walnut Grove Ernest Eugene Leary Charles Whedon Ernest Leary Whedon Mary Oscar Brownlee M. C. Cannon Lawrence William Meairs Women’s Missionary Society Ethel Cowles Seth Griffin Rose Day Mary Oehlert Anna Hubbard Jennie Leary Edna Koehler Mabel Peters Mary Meairs Mary Brownlee Vinland Fairview Fairview Church Keyes Bert Day Orrin Cooper Dora Peterson Sot Warl Irvin Tuttle Blue Mound George McClintock Henry Shirar Gladys Nickerson Ali C.W. Lynch Independence Albert Lynch Ruth Edd Howard Guy Lloyd Floyd Nisely Guy Howard Minnie Wells William Wells L. M. Bulla Pene Rev. R.maclean Bert D. Virginia Detler

Christmas and New Year visits in Lawrence area

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter and Glen Jr hosted Christmas dinner with E Stone family in Lawrence. Several residents including Hollis Surface and Delores Martin visited. multiple calls to Kemp, Baker, Paschel, and Snow households noted along with New Year greetings in the Welcome district and Lawrence.

Glen Carter Glen, Jr E. Stone Lawrence Hollis Lee Surface Baldwin Virginia Kemp Ray Snow Eugene and George Felkins Baker Fred Paschel Raymond Geraldine Anthony Mary Teresa Kansas City Mr. Paschel Paschel E. Schalk Roy Smoots Glen Carter, Jr George Stauffer Bert Bishop

Two-Piece Tailored Pajamas Easy As A B C

Surprise birthday gathering welcomed the guest of honor on Saturday evening with friends including Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Saunders and others. Pinochle and refreshments followed by gifts, as Miss Marie Riley hosted. Kansas City visitors, Harry Hicks and family, joined Sunday supper at the Riley home as the Weeks family attended to ill infant Carol Weeks at Memorial hospital.

Fritz Saunders Clifton Garrett Kenneth Frank Walter Markley Dale Thomas Ralph Kampschroeder Marie Riley Riley Harry Hicks Kansas City Homer Weeks Miss Carol Weeks Memorial ‘Hospital Carol Glenn Weeks

Oak Ridge community notes include illnesses and club plans

Mrs. Grant Gideon, long ill, enjoyed holiday calls and thanks volunteers. Oak Ridge club to meet January 19 at Mrs. Van Nice’s. refreshments by Mr. and Mrs. Weeks. Grange to hold annual dinner at Midland hall. Leonhard improving after operation. Mrs. Ted Brown installed as president of Samuel Walker Relief Corps. Miss Mary K. Frederick visited Linwood. Miss Marie Riley enjoyed weekend with relatives.

Grant Gideon Vernon Weeks H. G. van Neste Topeka Katie Toms Howard Longanecker Guy Shultz Oakridge Club Thomas van Nice Edwin Sandefur Kansas W. H. Weeks Bertha Knop The Grange Midland Hall Lawrence Homer Weeks Charlie Wood Memorial Hospital H. R. Erwin Sarah Toms Katie Tonis C. M. Jones F. H. Leonhard Ted Brown Samuel Walker Relief Corps Court House Mary K. Frederick Linwood Marie Riley

Local social notes from Lawrence area residents and visits

Mr. and Mrs Roy Mackey spent Thursday with the Iles family. The Cawley and Hummelgaard households hosted pinochle and a Community club meeting at Villa Eden. Doris Iles celebrated her tenth birthday with games and cake planned by teacher Frances Metcalfe. Lawrence visitors included Walter Howard Jr and daughters Delores and Joan. Raymond Gardner host. hospital staff at Memorial. True Kindred order officer Gladys Ties served in Kansas City temple. Clevenger and Bereiter guests visited from Blackwell. Reno township committees were elected with Gene Breese and Arthur Hemphill leading agriculture conservation. Nelson LeSner and son visited from Muncie. J C Hemphill and family hosted Betty Hemphill and Meredith Smith. a schoolhouse intrusion yielded no losses.

Roy Martin Awrence Charles Iles Thomas Cawley Clarence Hummelgaard Dafer North Home Villa Eden Hummelgaard Doris Iles Frances Metcalfe Walter Howard Jr Delores Joan of Lawrence Maurice Reno Reno Township Agriculture Conservation Program Gene Breese Arthur Hemphill Fred Bernhart Nelson LeSner Muncie J. C. Hemphill Arthur Betty Hemphill Topeka Meredith Smith Kansas City Nannie Charlton Lawrence Christ’s Hospital Joe Hemphill

Silent strained marriage hints at fear of speaking up

A 1937 syndicated piece notes Jane and Bill once guarded their words to spare feelings but now endure quiet suffering as they refrain from speaking out.

Jane Bill Publishers Syndicate

Community Meeting Date and Local Visits Noted

Herbert Seiwald, a Mackey student, spent Sunday in Lawrence with his people. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Cannon of Lawrence visited Maurice Sutter Tuesday evening. The Community meeting is set for Friday evening January 14 and all interested are invited. A delayed Christmas dinner was held Sunday at the Herbert Nunemaker home as Herbert Jr. recovered from scarlet fever and the family shared a festive Christmas meal and gifts.

Herbert Seiwald Mackey Lawrence M. C. Cannon Maurice Sutter Herbert Nunemaker Herbert Jr

Also Mentioned on This Page

Marshall Mayberry University Botany Faculty WW. C. Stevens A. J. Mix W. H. Horr Donald Durell Mayberry E. J. Logsdon Gamma Phi Beta Elmer Broat University School of Business C. E. Louk M. N. Bridge Club Priscilla Club Wallace W.C.T.U A. L. Carey Tennessee Street H. G. Barr William Vogler Byron Eddins B. H. W. Club Charles. Lescher Phil Leibbrand Club W. H. Blevins Niotas Club Women’s Relief Corps No. 9 Veterans’ Hall M. J. Patterson Delta Delt Club C. G. Hesse the Colonial E. O. W. Bridge Club Brackett Farm Bureau Carl Sneegas Laurence Woodruff Adv Peacock Ona Jefferson City Scotch Ss Beargle Reo Les Janet Kneale K. U Vernon Landon Irene Peabody Angelus Ibtsekyympaasd Corelli-Godowsky Alice Russell Jan Chiapasso Mignon Thomas Virginia Varga Griffes Martha Boucher Celio Woodman Ethel Ruppenthal Debuesy Elizabeth Searle Mervyn Anderson Schytte George Pierson Rossini Charles Neiswender Vieuxtemps Charlene Barber Waldemar ‘Gelich Nicode Elien Carl A, Preyer Visuae B. C Address Fashion Bureau Lawrence Daily Journal-World West 19Th Street New York N. Y Everett Kircher Russel Wager C. E. Cline Jacqueline George Cline Tonganoxie Concordia W. W. Smith W. C. Hahn Kaw Valley Friendship Club Frank Jones East 13Th Street Gene Snow Grace Laster G. W. Snow Frank Black Alberta Marian Merle Mildred Dorothy Jean Buck Creek Black Floyd Wray Martha Swadley India Jess Warsop and Sons DeSoto Lucille Spalsbury Anne Green Jacqueline Cline Richmond Dick Armstrong Roy Snow Eugene Jack Dillon Harold Chamney Marie Myron Messenhiemer Vernon Smoots Leland Wray Thurman Thayer Public School Taylor Petefish W. B Sweegas Recreation Club Cleve Dunigan Dick Topping Eldon Ulrich Fred W. Doane C. E. Sneegas Oak Ridge SEN D Cedar Rapids Towa Margaret Adams St. St N.W Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Lindley F. H. Roberts Optometrist Grand Cleaners Kansas Public Service CO
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