Local clubs host varied meetings and plans across town
The Lawrence Flower club meets at 8 am Monday at Mrs. H. W. Sherman’s home with hostesses assisting. Members bring sack lunches and old summer hats for a Hemerocallis round-table discussion. A contract club dessert bridge and a piano student program follow in coming days. Many church and community groups, including W.S.C.S at First Methodist and Cordley Home Demonstration, announce lunches, meetings, and events with prep for trips, picnics, and school activities through July and mid July. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wright Webb, honeymooning, visit relatives in Kansas, while Q. O. Shultz hosts Elks Club dinner for the Webbs before departure to Davenport.
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Lawrence Flower Club
H. W. Sherman
Irving Bratton
Grace Shirk
J. M. Stone
E. L. Aldridge
Notable Local Moves And Far East Army Day
Charles Longanecker leaves Emporia for Amarillo to take a Santa Fe railroad stenographer post after completing Lawrence Business College. Mrs. Raffelock's Mayo Clinic operation in Rochester yields satisfactory progress. Beougher family plans a two week vacation including Oakley and Estes Park. Taipei marks Army Day commemorating the 1937 Marco Polo Bridge incident.
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Newman
Emporia
Charles Longanecker
Lawrence Business College
Amarillo
Tex
Santa Fe Railroad
Sam Raffelock
New Jersey Street
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Mayo
W. G. Beougher
Jon
Mr. Beougher
Mrs. W. Beougher
Oakley
Estes Park
Denver
Taipei
Formosa
China Today
Peiping
China
Garden Club Meeting and Local Notices in Lawrence Daily Journal-World
The Home Garden club met with Misa Louvenia Jackson with thirteen members present. Lula Irving spoke on Products Made From Sweet Potatoes and Peanuts, followed by a Treea quiz led by Lucy White. Plans include a union vesper service on the University campus at 6:45 pm in Danforth chapel with Harold Allen speaking on Christianity and business. Other notes mention Kansas happenings, travel reports, and local society üyes. Richard Wagstaff Jr. and Charles Wagstaff have begun positions in business after graduating from the University School of Business. A July 19 picnic is planned at Mrs. Dollie Hughes’s home. Peter Kalischer, UPI, safely returned to American headquarters in Korea after being cut off from forces for two and a half days.
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W.S. C.S
First Methodist Church
Feilgwehip Hall
Harmony Circle
Karl Edwards
R. H. Rand
National Training School For Christian Workers
Kansas City
Barbara Marshall
Sandra Robbins
Sharon Rhodes
Marilyn LeSner
Shirley Dean
Sandra Falkenstien
Mary Griswold
Lone Star Abe
Barbara Bradley
Youth Fellowship Institute
Baker University
Obos
Home Garden Club
Misa Louvenia Jackson
Lula Irving
Lucy White
Treea
Danforth Chapel
Harold Allen
Lawrence
Kansas
Grand Canyon
Hoover Dam
Bear River Migrator
Salt Lake City
Richard Wagstaff, Jr
Charles Wagstaff
The
University School of Business
Scott-Burr
Carthage
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Apnear
Mda
Dollie Hughes
Tokyo
UPI
Peter Kalischer
United Press
Korea
Kalischer
Personal Notices From Local Society Columns
Dr and Mrs H P Jones and guests Jeanne Penny and Bare bara will leave Aisin eT pe morning for Hamaltos Lodge at Park Rapids Mian. July sell an aft pace of foo retard wowk. Tk a Green gund a Lan Green are teave. TOW WEEKS VACATION they will visit Mr Quacs Arthur Couch and family of Phillipsburg and Mr and Mrs Charles Schafer and family of Rue Rapi. Mrs W H Charlton has returned from a three months in California spending time in Oceanside Long Beach Los Angeles and San Diego. Mrs A H Sluss and Miss Edna Nadal attended the Century of Progress pageant at the Starlight theater in Kansas City on Wednesday evening. They accompanied Mr and Mrs A H Sluss and child.
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Ard
H. P. Jones
Agushion Jeanne
Penny
Barebara
Will Teave Aisin
Hamaltos Lodge
Park Rapids
Quacs
Arthur Couch
Famil
Phillipsburg
Charles Schafer
Rue Rapi
W. H. Charlton
California
Oeeanside
Long Beach
Los Angeles
San Diego
A. H. Sluss
Edna Nadal
Kansas City
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B. P. Deichert
E. R. Elbel
Sunda
Ailock
Centenary Methodist Church
J. J. Kram
Tachaikowsky-Frey
Carole Zimmerman
Frey Lois T
Ee Carol Sue Burns
Judy _— Stilwell
Tommie Burns
Shirley
Dearir
Rebecca Hellstrom
Hubert Cole i
Glen Smiley
New York Street
L.C
Sybil Gregg
Irene Redding
Progressive Reading Club
H. A. Jetmore
New Hampshire Street
Allan Wright Webb
Harrison
N. Y
Jamaica
Havana
Cuba
Webb
J. W. Jose
Rhode Island Street
Virginia Jose
University of S
Trans-World Airlines
University of North Carolina
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Knux Hat Company
New York City
QO. R. Shultz
Elks Club
United States
New Zealand
Holland
Australia
Norway
Switzerland
Sweden
Vans
East 8Th
Boggs and Albert
Vermont
Stork Haven
Mane
Dickerson
Weaver
Royal College Shop
Seersucker
Dimity
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