Society Bridge Tea and University Dinner Review
Mrs. George March hosted a bridge tea at the Country Club with guests from Oklahoma and Ohio as green and white refreshments complemented florals. Separate events included Pi Lambda Theta dinner at the Colonial with 100 University of Iowa summer session attendees and pledging of seven new members, plus a Lawrence Paper Co. safety dinner led by Bert Briggs and a Mothers' Discussion club guest afternoon with patriotic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George March
Country Club
C. R. Nesbitt
Okla
Use Wilhelmi
Columbus
A. N. Murphy
Oklahoma City
W. S. Grieza Puys
Adrian Lindsey
Otto Fischer
R. C. Miller
Harold Constant
Roy Cross
Minneapolis
Minn
Max Wilhelmi
Albert Muse
Pittsburgh
Penn
Ray Sexton
Long Beach
Cal
Charles Swartz
South Norwalk
Conn
Mary Tanner
Kansas City
Pi Lambda Theta
Colon Theta
Colonial
Maude McBroom
University of Iowa
Ruth Kenney
Toca
E. H. Lindley
John Nelson
Mildred de Weese
Dale Zellers
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Alice Moncrieff
Lindley
Paul B. Lawson
Nelson
Ingham
L. D. Haven
the Manor
McBroom
Miss Bishop
McDonald
Theta Chapter
Iowa City
Zelier
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Colege
Columbia, N. Y
Ursula Henley
Teachers’ College
Emporia
Mamie Burk
Ruth Miller
Social calendar highlights from a July town gathering
Wednesday social calendar lists BD club Jamies Yount at Country Club with dinner in honor of son Robert. Birth of a daughter announced at Memorial Hospital. Double Dozen club meets Friday at 2:30 with Mrs. Frank Brown. Independence Day program planned. Lawrence residents plan day at country club with breakfast at 8 and dinner at 7, reservations required. Happy Go Lucky club formed with officers Cleo Talley and Janice Patchen. next meeting July 16 hosted by Betty McClure. Thursday sewing club moves to Friday. roll call on current events. Mrs. Harry S Gregg hosted a birthday party for son Charles Irven with games and refreshments. Minervian club to hold annual family picnic at E A Springer home. each family brings own service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Go Lucky Club
Janice Patchen
Cleo Talley
Betty McClure
Esther Ruth Hack
Eileen Martin
M. Alice Martin
Harry S. Gregg
Charles Irven
Gress
J. T. Henderson
Harry Begulin
Donna Schleifer
Mary Selig
Beverly Hurwitz
Betty Henderson
Bobby Beguelin
Kenneth Dougan
Leslie Beguelin
Jack Gregg
Virginia Greve
Dale Gregg
Charles Gregg
Minervian Club
E. A. Springer
Personal notices of social visits and travel
Mrs. F. O. Luckan and Mrs. A. N. Murphy and son Bobby visit Emporia for weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. McCoy. Coach Brutus Hamilton and daughter Jean of Berkeley arrive in Lincoln to visit Kistler family and friends. Various other residents plan trips or visits to Kansas City Denver Ridgewood Ind. and California. one group sails for Ozarks by motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Luckan
A. N. Murphy
Bobby
Emporia
C. J. McCoy
Buy Murphy
Brutus Hamilton
Jean
Berkeley
Cal
Lincoln
Neb
Lawrence
J. J. Kistler
Kansas City
Kansas
Mary Tanner
H. &. Tanner
Dorothy Miller
White City
C. Hinshaw
Ilse Wilhelmi
Denver
American Librarian's Association
Herriet MacDonald
John H. MacDonald
Ridgewood
N. J
Helen O.mahin
University of Kansas
Battleground
Ind
Claude E. Pittman
Indianapolis
John L. Kilworth
Mabel Barnhart
Elizabeth Barnhart
Mildred Babcock
Mary Lou Earlenbaugh
Ozarks
Frank Clarke
Thomas Serviss
William Evans
Steve Merritt
W. A. Stalin
Columbus
San Diego
Crater Lake
Lake,Tahoe
Mirror Lake
Ruth Warren
Betty Bodin
Gertrude O Brien
Joan Kistier
Dover
Cazapsebich
Charming Day Wear Pattern and Sizes for Summer
The style favors extreme simplicity for light cottons. An eyelet batiste model in lilac with purple grosgrain ribbon belt is described, with pattern No. 3311 for sizes 14 through 40 inch bust. It requires 3 yards 30 inch fabric and 13 yards 39 inch contrasting for belt, pattern sold via Journal-World Pattern Dept. New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
Camp visitors depart after two week stay
Those who returned yesterday after a two weeks stay at the camp were Jean Stouffer, Mary Louise McNown, Margaret Kreider and Muriel Jordan. Dean E. Stouffer and Mrs. Karl Kreider transported the girls to and from the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Stouffer
Mary Louise McNown
Margaret Kreider
Muriel Jordan
Dean E. B. Stouffer
Birs
Karl Kreider
Woodstock Neighborhood Circle to Meet at Mrs Graham’s Home
Woodstock has a regular Neighborhood Circle meeting this Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jesse Graham and daughter Theodora. Roll call will include a note about Independence Day and a Bible verse. The column also lists local movements, visits, and family news from Woodstock and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Graham
Theodora
Mary Blair
Chanute
Orval Self
John Stuedle
Arkansas
John Colman
Agnes Nowak
Kansas City
Herbert Champion
George Duree
Pearl
William Critchlow
Thompsonville
Frank Champion
Woodstock
Colo
May Finlyson
Tyler
Tex
Crawshaw
R. W. Reynolds
McLouth
Elzie Marion
Jola
Frances Smith
Liberal
Walter Smith
Nettie
Hiram Haworth
Standwood
Joe Boyd
Alberta Jent
Raymond
Lester Barns
Dean
Will Ruge
Henry Ruge
Topeka
J. M. Brittian
Local Social News and Community Updates
Mrs Hehn and daughters visit with neighbors during an all day meeting at their home. Friends mention a picnic at the state lake and a birthday dinner for Dan Petrie. Reports note summer flu, neighborhood accidents, and a forthcoming nickel supper at Wellman Chapel with Rev D C Russell chairing. Dr Ray Woodworth a Topeka orthodontist will be in Topeka Thursdays at 833 Mass by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Edmonds
Paul LeRoy Sanders
Mary Smoarr
Bryan Wilson
Lizsis Petrie
Floyd Petrie
Dan Petrie
Dan Patrie
Graham
Helen Davison
Lawrence
Harry Wendorff
S. H. Wogan
Springdale
Fred Weibel
Perry
Weibel
Pugh Baraing
Roland
Everett
John Weibel
Hiram Hayworth
Herbert Champion
Robert Davison
Richard Petrie
Ray Woodworth
O Topeka
Powell
Need extra cash Sell odds sands with airs classified a
A compact classified note offering extra cash by selling odds sands with airs. The brief item hints at a straightforward transaction and urges interested buyers or sellers to respond for details and availability.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph King
The
A. M. Wilcox
Lawrence Paper Company
Eldridge
Bert Briggs
George Marshall
Carl Brooks
Carl Broeker
P. A. Dinsmoor
George Allred
Walter Williams
Justin Hill
BE. W. Patton
Irving Bratton
J. H. Tipton
Harry Childers
Jim Miller
Robert Seamang
Don Roberts
Bert Brizes
Dewis Mole
Jack
Mothers’ Discussion Club
Irving Eighmy
Route One
Joe Newman
R.L.H. Club
J. M. Clevenger
Earl Stuenkel
Ann Louise
Mildred
Elda May Clevenger
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Amy
Publishers Syndicate
Jat
Clinton Park
Robert
Robert Reece
Lila Opperman
Pauline Reece
Philip Olmstead
Mildred Hack
Joan Wagstaff
Richard Hack
Billy Halderman
Bobby Halderman
Johnny Kapfer
Charles, Kepfer
Jimmy Linville
Richard Wagstaff
Paul
Allen Coker
David Jolly
Ward Goff
Douglas McClary
Roy Curtis
Route Six
Memorial Hospital
Double Dozen
Frank Brown
Ilinois Street
A. H. Dyer
Pennsylvania Street
Wat
Fischer
Selby
Weight Arch
Selec
Bartley and Drew
Enna
Hehn
Erie
Jim Holliday
Champion
Albert Ford
Mra
Harold Champion
Fred Champion
Valley Grove
Donald Bowers
O'Neil
State Lake
K. U
Leavenworth
Margorie Lynn Davison
DR. Gowdy
Gowdy Medical Co
B.P.O.E
O. W. Maloney
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