Garden party honors bride elect amid joyous notices
Mrs. A B Weaver and Mr Clayton Hackman host a garden party at the Weaver home for Miss Helen Adrian H Lindsey of Norman Oklahoma whose marriage is planned this month. Guests enjoyed dancing, luncheon, bridge, and a piano solo. Festive decor centered on pink and white roses and ferns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ands
A.B. Weaver
Clayton “Hackman
Weaver Home
Helen
Adrian
H-Lindsey
Normani
Okla
J. E. Blooms
Linwood
Imo. Ward
William L. Nangle
Oas
Peggy Jean Meinke
Helen Betty Harbaugh
Michel Génevieve
Desare Bowen
Eudora End
Zora
Bowen
Mary Eleanor
Harbaugh
A. H. Engle
L. B.meinke
Harry Harbaugh
Allen Harbaugh
T. P. Frederick
Frank ”.Frederick
A. T. Meinke
Fred Humstein
Viola Hawk
Ward
Alfred’ Allison
Calvin Sullivan
Charles Goleman
George ‘Kirkman
Pearl Bolep
Myrtle ‘Breing
Roberta
Stella Stratford
Kenneth
Ray
Kansas ‘City
Mildred Gentry
Lawrence
Delaine
Genevieve
Eudora
Norma Hicks
Selah
Lois
Burnett
Zora Bowen
Mary Catherine_Frederick
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
Community groups plan gatherings including a garden party for Miss Helen Friend, Fourth of July celebration at the lake view clubhouse, and Friday Bridge at the Country Club. Nearby, a Kansas state convention will convene in Wichita next year with a picnic planned in August and business meetings paused until September. One birth announced, plus guests visiting from Pittsburgh and North Hollywood.
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Missionary Society
Niy Lutherian Church
Hemry
Ard
AB. Aver
Clayton
Hackman
Hélen Friend
Adrian HL -Lindsey
Ake
Corte
Orley Olmsted
Kansas
Wichita
Mackinac Island
Florence Barrows
May
Rubize
Bernice Jones
Adi. Lindell
Miss Myrtle Sellards Heads West with Friends
Local social column lists Miss Myrtle Sellards arriving home from Los Angeles with Miss Helen Hintze as guest for several days. Several other ladies depart for Chicago, Estes Park, Milwaukee, and Kansas City for visits, trips, and conventions. The note also mentions travels of Mrs. Pendleton, Miss Chalkley, and families visiting relatives and attending events in Topeka, Denver, and New York.
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Myrtle Sellards
Los Angeles
Cal
Helen Hintze
Hintae E
Madison
Wis
Delma
Kagis
Chicago
Walter
Kagi
Western
Electric Company
Agnes
Evans
Herbert. Shnurr
Joplin
Helen Hooper
Kansas City
Colorado
Estes Park
Laura Pendleton
New York City
W. H. Pendleton
Waldo Bowman
New York
G. W. Savage
Wekend
Vanera Smyth
Jean Calderwood
Doris Kimmet
Wanda Edmonds
Christian Endeavor Convention
G. C. Tucker
Topeka
Will Pendleton
Kurdington
Iowa
Marcella T Chalkley
Paris
Genoa
Vogue
Maxine Wilhelmi
Council Grove
Jaconette Lawrence
Clarence
L. Ken Rn
Marjorie
North Hollywood
J. E. Utrich
A. R. Kennedy
Kennedy
Miliwukee
Kiwanis
North‘ Hollywood
Lea Blakehe
Edgar
Wichita
Elizabeth Randle
Douglas County
Hex
Riley, Kant
Miss .Allena
Hicks
Milwaukee
H.b.bullene
Canada
Gloucester
Mass
Bullene
Delph Heckart
Edwin Fellows
Fowles
C. A
Lawrence
Addah Whisler
John’ W Ler
Dalé Richardson
Havville
Ethel Linder
Ivy
Clareen
Lindsboro
Lindner
Wunderlich
Richard
Carolee
Denver
Colo
Gifford
Kansas
James. Searles
Hazel’ Griffitts
Earl Wilemag
Burr Oak
Kan
Robert Bit
Philadelphia
Weeber Hutton
Hillis
Department of the Cap
University graduates Hill and Miss Ferris resume work
Friends of Miss Emily Ferris will be glad to know she resumed her duties in the University bureau of child research on July 1 after a year's absence. Hill are graduates of the University.
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Hill
Emily
Ferris
University Bureau of Child Research
Ives Chapel Community Notes and Visits
Ives Chapel activities include visits from Arthur Merry of Wattsburg and others, with members attending Dr Hargett’s meetings in Kansas City. The Ladies Aid finished church cleaning and varnishing interiors, while neighbors visited relatives in Gardner Osage City and Vinland Garden Tour. A funeral for Chester Ralph drew attendees from Osage City and surrounding families. hospital stays and local visits are noted with well wishes for recovery.
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Hargett
Kansas City
Ben Davison
Edwin
Margaret
Frank Lobingier
Mary
Lou
Beine
Will
Globe
Fred
Meyers
Wil
Skinner
Miss. Marshall
Lange
Dorothy
Simpson
Marjorie
Marion
Edna Barkley
Marlin
Cook
Gayle
Maurice Cook
Osage City
Mr. i
Melvin Cook
Oliver Prige
Philip Fleshman
Farm Bureau
Vinland
Ives Chapel
Era Ehart
Gardner
Emma Emery
George Frye
Chester
Ralph
Carnaham
Ives. Chapel
Ladies Aid
S. Cook
Vera
Fred Meyers
Carnoon
Ben. Davison
D. Flora
Topeka Visit Highlights Meyers Home Event
Woodcox and daughter Jeanne of Topeka visited at the Fred Meyers home Wednesday evening. Miss Maxine Camaham, who had been visiting relatives in Topeka, returned with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urace- Woodcox
Jeanne
Topeka
Fred Meyers
Maxine Camaham
Inds
Greenwood Valley Community Notes and Visits
Greenwood Valley residents report visits from Mr and Mrs James Brass at Ben Kellogg s home on Sunday. Big Springs 4 H club met at Ben Kellogg s with talks on dairy calf club baby beef and pig projects and a cake reception. Several residents including Gladys Holloway of Lecompton and Mrs S L Dark travel to Lawrence. The group plans a future meeting at Big Springs school house and a village road club note mentions a letter from Jim Brass and Miss Slavens studying in Gunnison Colorado.
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James Brass
Ben Kellogg
Rake
Ora Gulf
Clarence Glenn
Lawrence
Big Springs
Beni Kellogg
Hovs. Wi
Alfred Windsor
Dwileht Henry
Clarence
Kenneth
Matney
Presley Evans
Glenn
Gladys. Holla
Janie Duncan
Wilao Goncaster
Minnie Glenn
Emma Hoe
Allie
Smith
Topeka
C. P. Riley
Edna Geelan
A Strong
Edith Riles
William Plateman
Jonn Henry
Ben Kellore
Mary
Grave
Elgie Kellore
George Sheets
Greenwood Valley Road Club
Jim Brass
Missy Slavens
Gunnison
Col
Mursith
Marie
Cree
Billy
Fourteen 4-H club members meet at Big Springs school
Topeka visits Frank McClanahan and Clarence Gleem on Wednesday night as members from the 4-H club gather at Miss Amelia Hartmanns home to sew bags and plan future projects. Attendees include Letha Hazel Glenn Wilda Pauline Dreyer Juanita Webber Gracie Elsie Kellogg Onita Ruth Wilma Bertschinger Gertrude Alma Henry Helen Sheets and others. The group will meet again at Hartmanns next week and discuss pan holders. The boys and girls 4-H club will hold its monthly meeting the third Friday each month at Big Springs schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Frank Mbt
Glanahan
Clarence Gleem
John Qankenpe
George Sheets
Clarence Gleem Cenes
Hattie Duncan
Frank McClanahan
Ernest Duncan
Big Springs
Chester , McFame
George
Sheets
Dennis
Bet. Kellogg
Amelia Hartmann
Miss. Hartmann
Letha
Hazel
Mary -Glenn
Wilda
Pauline Dreyer
Juanita Webber
Gracie
Elsie Kellogg
Onita Glenn
Ruth
Wilma Bertschinger
Gertrude
Alma Henry
Helen Henry
Miss Hartman
Big Springs School House
Williamstown notes on local visits and harvest progress
Mrs Maud Webb went to Kansas City to be with her daughter Wilda who had a tonsil operation at Bethany Hospital early Tuesday. Little Dan Sweeney married Mae Wright of Willow Springs Missouri last Monday. They returned Tuesday evening and were treated to an old fashioned charivari Wednesday. Jean Campbell is recovering from a tonsil operation at Christ’s Hospital in Topeka last Wednesday. Loretta Dick at Krist Hospital vacationing with sister Mrs Orphe McCoy. Mr and Mrs Lou Carl of Lecompton spent Sunday at the Gurwell home. Harvest is complete and threshing will begin early next week. Irene Calvert visited her father Russel Calvert Saturday at Eng. Mrs W A Hardesty is with sister Mrs Kitty Owens.
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Williamstown
Maud Webb
Kansas City
Wilda
Bethany Hospital
David R. Sweeney
Dan Sweeney
Mae Wright
Wiltow ‘Springs
Jean’ Campbell
Christ’s Hospital
Toneka
Loretta Dick
Krist’s Hospital
Orphe McCoy
Lou Carl
Lecompton
Gurwell
Irene Calvert
Eng
Russel Calver
W. A. Hardesty
Kitty Owens
Williamstown Defeats Reno Five to Two on Home Field
Sunday baseball at the home diamond saw Williamstown beat Reno 5 to 2. Local residents visited and dined with neighbors in junction city and surrounding towns. Mrs John Sova returns from Savannah medical treatment. Arthur Canting remains in serious condition at Rosedale Hospital with baffling ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ Sova Jhas
Savenah
Arthur Canting
Rosedale Hospital
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