Social activities of local clubs and bridge group notices
The focal branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers hosted a dinner at the Green Owl and bridge. Guests included postal inspector C. E. Hallock of Topeka and host Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hosford, with high scorers J. E. Mercer and Hosford. Numerous members and guests are listed, along with prize recipients and future meetings of local societies and reading clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Letter Carriers
Green Owl
C. E. Hallock
Topeka
C. B. Hosford
J. E. Mercer
Hosford
Clarence Reynolds
Frank Wade
Cor
Airs
Vernon Ray
Lonor
Elliott
Social Calendar Reflects Busy Week of Clubs and Events
Wednesday listings show the Lub, J A Booue, and Walker groups plus Needlecraft, bridge, and sewing circles led by Mrs. Luck, Mrs. Potts, Mrs. Kendal, and Miss Yate. Thursday and Friday host dances, bridge clubs, and a change in the wrestling card party. A birthday basket dinner honors Alva and Saylor Petefish. 4-H and Woman's City Club events are noted alongside a Valentine box activity. A world travel slide lecture by Mrs. Owen captivates the City Club audience, with cultural artifacts from Asia and the Philippines. The Pinckney school Sixth A class celebrates a milestone before entering junior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A. Booue
A. TF. Walker
P.O. Luckas
W. H. Potts
George Kendal
Allercolen Club
FL C
Whipple
Ernestine Yate
The
Bridge Club
N. Lewis
Hughans
Lister Elfridy
Tay Martin
Green Owl Tea Renn
Igma
Kappa Alumnae Bridge Club
FLA
Merry Matrons
H. L. Dunker
Ebiridge
FE. M. Ow Sus
Batavia
John Plays Boss at Home In Hungry Tale
A compact family vignette centers on John portraying authority while tensions rise as Emmie Lou begins a diet, revealing quiet power shifts and appetite driven dynamics within the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Emmie Lou
Personal notices and visits across Kansas City area
Handy Brockett returned from a morning visit after attending the funeral of Patrick Bishop in Kansas City. Mrs. Roy Bonnie Bishop traveled to attend the service and returned home with family in Overland Park. Mrs. Richard Wagstaff helped at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Clayton Kline for her sewing club. Mrs. W. Martin of Linwood visited. F. B. McCulloch returned from a week with daughter Mrs. Jack Dressler in Oak Park near Chicago. Miss Inas Blaker made a business trip to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy Brockett
Lo Toi
Roy Bonnie Bishop
Kansas City
Patrick Bishing
Vin P.bishop
Biishop
Overland Park
Richard Wagstaff
Clayton Kline
Lopeks
W. Martin
Linwood
3. Bayer
Jack Dressler
University cafeteria to add noon luncheon meeting rooms
Memorial Operating committee plans lunch time spaces in the Evanston university cafeteria. Soundproof folding partitions between the main cafeteria and three small dining rooms will reduce noise, creating quiet dining rooms for committees and clubs to hold noon meetings and possibly combine rooms for larger gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Operating Committee
Evanston
Teria
Ise
Memorial
Chicago Civic Opera
Aml
Medinal Athletic Club
Dick Voran
Piano and Voice Talent At K U Concert
A midwinter University of Kansas School of Fine Arts recital drew a fair audience in the Administration Building auditorium. Performers Enabelle Fonstott Louise Stoner Bimsby Ball Sean Bender Margaret Drennan Christine Fink Andrey Bunker Ghaulys Sundstrom Elizabeth Cleary Dorothy Attwood Gerald McClure and Mirrh Mac Baugh showcased piano and voice selections under Professors Taylor Preston Christy Moncrieff and Downing. The senior class final event of the semester is scheduled for 8 PM tonight with Virginia Nelson Lois Rush performing in a joint piano vocal recital. The program includes piano works by Chopin and Brahms and a sonata in a minor key. Nelson and Rush will perform with orchestral accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Fine ‘Arts
Historium
Wight
Pista Ana
Selecay
Avoris
Enabelle Fonstott
Louise Stoner
Bimsby Ball
Sean Bender
Alargaret Dr
H.C Taylor
Miss Nelson
Mit
Nelson
Orchestral Arior
New Cold Wave Whips West Half of Disse
Dixie's western half is hit by a severe cold wave with snow and strong winds. Arkansas reports light snowfall with temperatures near zero in parts of the region. Frigid blasts extend toward the Atlantic coast as the weekend storm subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Dixie
Hey Ab Hormos
Reading Room for Boys Aids Some Schools
A fragmented note mentions a reading room for boys and various schools. It references efforts to provide access to reading material and emphasizes efforts to secure rooms or spaces for study. The text is incomplete but indicates plans or contributions toward a reading facility.
Room Opened For Youth Reading Room Seeks Books
A reading room for boys and girls has been in use for some time and proves successful. More looks are needed for opening day. donations of suitable books for both genders are welcome. Temperature readings earlier show cold conditions with subzero lows throughout the day and night.
Record of Cold Temperatures and Snow Forecast
The excerpt notes temperatures of eighteen below at seven a m and noon, mentions the lowest temperatures in the last twenty five years, except January nineteen twelve, and warns of another disturbance in the last days of the month and first days of next, with continuing cold each night attributed to Job. John C. Byans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Byans
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Marvin Vin Hyel
Mabel
Eusar
Bridge
Hlampshire Street
la Veta
Eleanor Jind
Den
Hyre
Steven
Soelev
Mae
Swynoon
Mi Ss
Helen Keer
E. Bell
Bonnie B. Halburg
Porgthy Orchestra
Miss. Kerr
Neo 2
Taulies’ “Aid
Lawrettee
Mirabella Sharp
J. J. Staub
GL. Rutter
Lawrence
W. L. Burdick
Ducky Sbreer
Maciety
Virmouth Congregational Church
A.D. Grey
Harriett Haskell McDonald
Mrs. Elmer
Dougan
Pines
Rhode Island ‘Street
Tungheon
Colermal
Laura Linden
M. John Brand
Leona Baum Zariner
Inas Blaker
Brand
S. Dobh Simons
Club
Pic
Hz.l. Dunkerly
New Hampshire Street
South Side
Reading Club
J. R. West
New ‘Han Street
America
Ars
Rev Fox
Music
Horr
Irene Nemet
Ethel Houser
Melvin Weler
Lois Valyey
Emporia
Alis
Wayne Wells
Irene’ Neer
Ethel Hauser
Wissonr Street
Country Club
Woman's Cary of
Alva
Petefish
Saylor Petefish
Taylor Petefish
Twenty-third Street
Talinger
Lee Cox
Dauter
Leta
Joe Cloug
Joan
Ifhex Johnson
Alvo Petefish
Taylor Po
Owen Sne Rall
EL Davis
Margaret Kelsall
Faberuary
Lincoln
Pinckney School
Susan Friend
Olive Breck
R. WW. Holmes
Geneieve West
Ernestine Yates
OT Tusten Ackerman
Kansas Mo
Marian Cootid
Het Br
Robert of
K. U
Massachusetts
Eltwile
Seepten
Jie
Poind Exters Store
Hasi
Hools Ani
Jane
Rene
Cluads
Dbs
Ian Wat
Wong Far
Myers and Son
Phine
Gece
Staniles
Whitcomb
Eugene Frederick
Vita Yoniele
Croquignole
Naivette
Croquignale
Frederics
Larndon
NooTntr Coffee
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Charming
Busque Sud
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