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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1932

Page

6

Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae Help Quilt for Denver Camp

A society note recalls Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae gathering last evening focusing on quilting a blanket for underprivileged children at the Denver camp. Attendees included Mrs. Philip Readie Miss Mary Hackman Mrs. Weeber Hutton and others. refreshments were served and plans discussed.

Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae Denver Philip Readie Mary Hackman Weeber ‘Hutton Paul Kent Louis Graves Gene Glahn Helen Rhoda’ Hoapes

Social Calendar Highlights Busy midweek gatherings

The Wednesday schedule lists Kappa Alumnae with Mrs C A L Preyer and others at Mercredielle and Imperial audio club events, plus a number of whist, bridge and tea gatherings at Colonial and Delta Zeta venues. Notable names include Miss Helen Weed, Mrs Harald Zuber, and Mrs J A Bo with varied clubs and city branches.

Ednesday Kappa Alumniae Association C. AL Preyer Mercredielle Sfrs Blanche Deichert Harry Frazee Max Wilhelm Imperial Audios Orn Club If. D. Johnson Mia Clarence Hall R._C. Manley Harald Zuber Colonial Tea Room H. E. Don Carlos Miercoteschi Helen Weed Mu Phi Epsilon Alumpur Club M. Baker Delta Zeta Sorority Renee Women Voters Ald City Needlecraft Club T. E. Hanks Mothers’ League Fred ‘Troutman En Regel Club Foster de D ‘Alouial Charles Charles Taming Jack Bolin Vivian Skilton Laurence Woodruff A. Guenther Endredi Club F. H. Smithmeyer AZ. P. EF Mra V. E.G Nietas Lab Ae L. D.elvh la Corte Club Frank Clarke University Club Uetty Wingtan J. A. Bo Manieys

Personal notices mix of names and travels in Fort Smith

Personal items mention Dr vier a German exchange student Poche of Chie visiting Alfred de who is German in the university. A Trier native and Bun university West graduate travels to Fort Smith to stay with daughter Mrs W E Rohrer as Hr and Mrs W C Summers return from a trip.

Vier Alfred de Pean Motge Trier Ger Bunn UN- West Fort Smith WE. Rohrer W.C. Summers

Local Residents Travel as Family Ties Span Continents

Mrs Lydia Light of 1629 Kentucky street journeys to Topeka while F P Smith travels to Chanute on business. Mrs Adrian Lindsey returns from Honolulu with the University of Oklahoma football team, led by coach Mr Lindsey, and will visit her parents in Lawrence with Nancy Jane staying at the Friend home in Lawrence.

Rio Grande Valley Mexico Lydia Light Kentucky Street Topeka F. P. Smith Chanute Adrian Lindsey Honolulu University of Oklahoma Lindsey Los Angeles E. Friend Nancy Jane Lawrence Baldwin Vinland High School Vinland Boys Vinland Perry Vinland Court H. W. Miskimen Wm. Frick Maxel Park Ruth Sturdy Ruth Kansas Power and Electric Co Lucile Craig Kansas City Trinity Lutheran Hospital Yates Seth Fenton Anna Deay Nan Gaddis Ottawa E. F. Hagerman Faye Richmond R. &. Heaveren

Plymouth Men Hold a Monthly Meeting

The Plymouth Congregational church group Plymouth Men met with about sixty attendees. Prof. K. K. Landes presided, Art Wood led the supper committee, W. B. Dalton headed the music panel, and Prof. George Beal of the Kansas University architecture school gave an illustrated talk on American skyscraper evolution and modern design. Governor Harry Woodring was announced to speak at the April meeting.

Plymouth Men Plymouth Congregational Church K. K. Landes Art Wood W. B. Dalton George Beal University of Kansas School of Architecture America Europe Harry Woodring

Red Cross Nursing Committee Meeting for Douglas County

Mrs. James Taylor as chair of the county Red Cross Nursing Committee calls a January 21 meeting at the courthouse to discuss applying the crippled children's fund. Attendees include Prof. Raymond Wheeler County Attorney R. B. Stevens and Miss Matie Neely. open to all interested. The session will cover administering the new law for crippled children in the county.

Red Cross James Taylor Crippled Children’s Fund Douglas County Raymond Wheeler Crippled Children’s Commission R. B. Stevens Matie Neely

Kanwaka students earn honors in December month

The Kanwaka school fourth month closed with a holiday for New Year’s Day. Students with perfect attendance include Galvin Kuester Leroy Stone Jean Button Mary Lou Elliott Glenn Kuester Carl J Hird Mildred Johanning Helen Shaw Clifford Shaw Lewis Sale Leonora Elkin Davis Button Leona Stone Harold Johanning Marvin Hird Pearl Houk Alfred Houk June Kuester Mary Kuester Elmer Johanning Howard Sale and Howard Hird. Top bi monthly exam averages were Marvin Hird 98 Howard Sale 97 and Mary Kuester 94. Honor roll for swelling lists Helen Shaw Harold Johanning Marvin Hird and Mary Kuester. On Wednesday December 23.

Kanwaka Galvin Kuester Leroy Stone Jean Button Mary Lou Elliott Glenn Kuester Carl J. Hird Mildred Johanning Helen Shaw Clifford” Shaw Lewis Sale Leonora Elkin Davis Button Leona Stone Harold Johanning Marvin Hird Pearl Houk Alfred Houk June Kuester Mary Kuester Elmer Johanning Howard Sale Howard Hird

Christmas party honors Doris Swallow at Kanwaka school

An afternoon party at Kanwaka school honored Doris Swallow who left for Los Angeles to make her home. Other attendees included Pearl Houk, Doris Button, Jean Button, Mary Elliott, Mary Kuester, Elmer Johanning, Leona Elkin, and several Kanwaka residents.

Vinland Grange installs officers at regular meeting

Vinland Grange No. 163 held its regular meeting at the hall on Saturday with installation of officers. Attendees included Mr. Ottawa state lecturer and Mrs. Ottawa and son from Ottawa, plus Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crane and family of Belleview and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deay of Clearfield. An oyster supper followed the meeting.

Vinland Vinland Grange No. 163 Ottawa Ottawa and Son Clarence Crane Belleview Fred Deay Clearfield

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