Calendar Social Clubs and Society Events in Lawrence
Local social calendar lists Niotas and Delta Dek clubs, Republican Women’s groups, and Bridge Luncheon gatherings. Descriptions include Country Club dinners with prizes, numerous hostesses, and upcoming weddings and charitable meetings with detailed attendee names and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niotas Club
Clarence Pine
Double Dee Club
Ralph Pine
Republican Women’s Club
Second District
Iuncheon
Eldridge
P. BE
Ernest Elsot
Delta Dek Club
George Clem
T. Stockton
Vendredi Club
Fred Jaedicke
Scout Council
Colonial
BR. C. Jackman
Aunt Het by Robert Guillen
A humorous sketch where Jimmy hopes to find a wife like his mother and to be considered perfect by her thoughts and standards. The piece reflects playful social quirks and family dynamics in a light satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Het
Robert Guillen
Jimmy
Publishers Syndicate
New Junior Shirt Pattern Promotes School and Office Wear
The Journal World outlines a neutral gray wool crepe shirt for juniors with a tailored collar and novel belt, designed for ages 13 to 19. It promotes plain or crepe silk variations, pattern No. sat4, and notes fabric yardage for size 14. Readers are urged to order patterns for 15 cents and bookPattern combos for 25 cents, with details to The Journal-World Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Community groups schedule meetings and events in Topeka
Annoy Actor The Co Operettes meet Tuesday at 2 15 at Mrs Fred Jordans home in Topeka. Kansas League of Women Voters executive board to meet at Hotel Jayhawk with state president H D Lester and speaker Van Buskirk of Columbia Mo. Lutheran students to be hosted by Rev C A Puls at 1046 New Hampshire. Jolly Stitchers plan dinner for rural mail carriers convention at Lone Star. Home Aid society reports quilt finished and sold and a talk on Winter Sports by Mrs Lescher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jordan
Vermont Street
CC. D. Clark
John Stutz
Agnes Thompson
C. F. Nelson
Topeka
Kansas League of Women Voters
Jayhawk
H. D. Lester
Wichita
van Buskirk
Columbia, Mo
C. A. Puls
New Hampshire
Mary Larson
Wilma Hartman
John Vogel
Jolly Stitchers Club
Aubrey Fishburn
Lone Star
Robert Pugh
Fishburn
Martin Flory
Gottlieb Nieder
Marvin Bond
Home Aid Society
W. P. Olmsted
Frank Lescher
Trimming and goods buyers depart for New York
The piece goods and trimming dealer left today for New York to purchase merchandise. The Rev E E Stauffer D D of Wichita former pastor of Trinity Lutheran church was in the city on business today. Mr and Mrs E McMullen of Linden Mich and Mrs Sophia Horseman of Kansas City Kans on their way home from the funeral of Dr J E Kammeyer visited yesterday with their cousin George C Brane and Mrs Brane. Mrs Ellis T Johnston drove to Clay Center today to conduct a meeting of Rebekah secretaries in that district.
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New York
E. E. Stauffer D. D
Wichita
Trinity Lutheran Church
E. McMullen
Linden
Mich
Sophia Horseman
Kansas City
Knt
J. E. Kammeyer
State College
Manhattan
George C. Brane
Brane
Ellis T. Johnston
Clay Center
Rebekah
Corliss Penner Family Visit and Local News
Mr and Mrs L R Penner motor to Ola on Monday afternoon for dental work Mrs Penner was joined by her sister Oma Dent who stayed as an overnight guest of cousin Helen Brannock Oma Dent worked at Mary Hines cafe on Tuesday due to sick staff W H Dent traveled to Bonner Springs for a business trip Tuesday morning Mr and Mrs Simon Gress of Kansas City visited his mother and Theo On Sunday Mrs Gress who recently had cataract surgery with her son accompanied her son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Penner
Ola
Theo
Gress
Back to Kansas City for eye operation follow up
The article notes a Kansas City return for an examination of the other eye and mentions a successful recent operation. It lists attendees at the Jackson day dinner at Shawnee Mission high school with 350 present. Various local residents are described visiting, hosting, and recovering from illnesses and operations, including Char Frisbie, Mrs. LeSueur, and Mrs. Thiry after gallstone surgery.
Twin Mound Mrs. Montfoort Illness Report
Mrs. Bessie Montfoort spent the past week in poor health with a severe card condition. The Producers Cooperative Marketing Association issued a pro forma update regarding her status and local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Montfoort
Producers Cooperative Marketing Association
Local Notes and Social News from Mound Area
A January 10 social recap from Mound mentions the Twin Mound Ladies Aid serving a free lunch after a program. Roy Sullivan, recently ill, moved to the Veterans hospital in Leavenworth. Daisy Jean Montfoort visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ad Sheer of Mound. John Simmons shows improvement after illness. Walter Clark birthday party hosted by his mother Mrs Tad Clark with guests listed. Clyde Hiatt to build a tenant house for Mr and Mrs Mackey and Lila Bell. Birthday party for niece Mrs Doris Mackey attended by W S and Charles Harding. Mrs Mildred Thurman moved to Lawrence with health improved. Elmer Thurber and son Stuart attended a Father and Son banquet in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Dewitt Blocker and sons visited Ira Moore.
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Gar
Dare
Twin Mound Ladies’ Aid
Roy Sullivan
Veterans Hospital
Leavenworth
Daisy Jean Montfoort
Henry Montfoort
Ad Sheer
Mound
John Simmons
Walter Clark
Tad Clark
Harry Moss
Gail Pardee
Oscar Simon
Walter Shalbar
Seton Mann
Robert Simmons
Francis
Iber McKinzie
Clyde Hiatt
Chris Mackey
Lila Bell
W. S
Charles Harding
Doris Mackey
Mildred Thurman
Frances Fultz
Richland
Lawrence
Thurman
Elmer Thurber
Stuart
Vocational Aaa
Centenary Methodist Church
Dewitt Blocker
Ira Moore
Lavin and guests host Sunday evening at Topeka home
Mr and Mrs Eugene Lavin and Mrs Johanna Lavin of Topeka hosted relatives and friends. Miss Grace Walter and Miss Helen Kampschroder of Lawrence visited local families. Mrs Rainier Deskin of Spring Hill spent a few days with Roy Deskin. Enos Manahan returned to Arkansas after a week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Lavin
Johanna Lavin
Topeka
O. A
Miss Mary Gentry Returns Home From Houston Visit
Miss Mary Gentry, who had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Neste for some time, returned yesterday to her home in Houston, Texas. Mrs. Peggy Martin, head of the ready to wear department at Weavers, and Mrs. Myrtle Casebier, buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gentry
Harry van Neste
Houston
Tex
Peggy Martin
Weaver's
Myrtle Casebier
Local families visit relatives and attend church events
Mrs Manahan extended her visit while Mr and Mrs Chris Kraft traveled to Kansas City for an implement convention. O A Bidinger hosted visits from Enos Manahan of Arkansas and Bernard Lavin. WM S held a monthly meeting in the church basement led by Mrs George Houk with 10 at roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manahan
Chris Kraft
Kansas City
George Houk
Wm.s
You Love Clothes Spring Fashion Magazine Ad
An ad promotes the Spring Fashion Magazine promising charming clothes for every type and age. It boasts page after page of simple designs that readers can sew themselves with satisfaction and hints at Hollywood stars sharing beauty secrets. Send ten cents to the Fashion Department with an address for ordering details.
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Alendar
H.R. Learned
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. W. Patton
Iridge
Irene Seabody
Fred Zoellner
Charles Lansing
Bridge
Virginia Hosford
Frances Allen
Progressive Contract Club
J. B. Mack
B. P. Deichert
Ella Doering
J. M. Sanderson
Max Wilhelms
Robert Rowlands
John Brand
W. K. Bruner
R. W. Poillon
Charles Greenlees
Qn. W. Poillon
H. W. Keene
T. M. Fitzpair
Marry Green
Gries
Bear
H.W. Keene
W. E. Kennard
George Kirchhoff
Helmer Klock
George Kulne
D Nows
F. H. Smithmeyer
C. Stewart
Harry X. Walker
E. J. Coy
L. R. Perry
L. L. Boughton
Kennard W. C. T. U
Chamber of Commerce
A. B. Conner
John Claypoole
L. K. Robinson
United States
J. Miller
Elise Stillwagon
Kansas
City
Kan
Edward Bowman
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Bowman
Bowman Radio and Electric Service Company
Massachusetts Street
Pinckney P.T. A
J. W. Twente
Lloyd Ericsson
Jane Kirchhoff
Beverley Jane Dodds
Marsh Ann, Hale
Lois Ann Fuller
Hannah Oliver
Plains
Charles Robinson
Miss Oliver
Pinckney
Lawrence Flower Club
Rose and Lily Group
Fred Hunsinger
Sec
Rotary
D. S. Woodward
D. T. Ransdall
N. H. Bailey
H. H. Lane
R. R. Marckley
Flower Club
Vanroy Miller
R. R. Markley
H. M. Stucker
Ralph Baker
E. D. Shaw
C. G. Husted
Iota Nu
Teir
Unitarian Church
Ilness
Will Johns
Trinity Lutheran Adult Choir
Fraser Theater
University Department of Speech and Dramatic Art
M. J. Getto
W. W. Hutton, Jr
Noteworthy Music Club
Craig
Annie Monroe
Business & Professional Women’s Club
Arlene Roberts
F. H. Roberts
Rose Gieseman
Katharine Ziesenis
Topeka B
P. W
Maude Myers
Carmine Randall
Helen Boyd
Eldana Stewart
Jean Webster
Vivienne Lawrence
Louise Lindsey
Bess Lawrence
Peg ‘Martin
Daisy Cagle
Beth Newman
Louise Nelson
Margaret Finnerty
Katharin N Orth
Elmer Brown
B. H. and
8. Bridge Club
Elsie Ferrell
Virginia
E. T. Gallagher
Phyllis
Posie Buehler
Darlene Althaus
Marie Snyder
Rachel Cooper
George Boughton
David Gagliardo
Austin Turney
Richard
Virginia Ferrell
Brackett Farm Bureau
Mina P. Dias
Jack Kelsey
Guy Bigsby
A. R. Olmstead
C. L. McClung
Home Management
S. E. Seetin
Farm Bureau
Dick Powell
Jessica Weston
Los Angeles
Jessica
Associated Press
Corliss
B. H. Sonntag
Don Musser
Bill Bennett
Shawnee Mission High School
Jean Frisbie
Ray Frisbie
LeRoy Frisbie
Wilma Baker
Pleasant Hour Club
Jean Taylor
America
Alberta Martinson
Bertha Blaylock
Virginia Kobler
Our Lord
Charles Dickens
Chas. Frisbie
Colorado
Calif
LeSueur
Dean Baker
Culver City
Dan Musser
Kate Penner
W. H. Dent
Frank Penner
J. Will Baker
Olathe
Jasper le Sueur
Glenn Frisbie
Daughter
Charles Baker
Delta Thiry
Gail Stones
St. Mary’s Hospital
Yarnold-Stull
Lawrence Paint & Wallpaper Store
Mass
Hamilton
F. H. Kampschroeder
Geo Houk
W. C. Wualfkuhle
W. Wulfkuhle
Bernard Lavin
Mildred
O. A. Ridinger
Elmer Nichols
Raymond
Delma
Doris
Eudora
Journal-World
Reseg
Vulcan Namce
Kansas Public Service Co
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