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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1938
Page
10
Friday social notes list a breakfast at the home of Mrs. Hutton hosted by Mrs. W. W. Hutton Jr. and Mrs. Broat with Mrs. R. C. Jean Davis mentioned.
Mrs M S Winter will entertain at bridge tomorrow at 10 o'clock with a luncheon to honor Miss Mary Gusmer of Rahway New Jersey. About seventy five guests attended 2 to 5 PM with Mrs Harry Dauberman and Mrs Robert Moss assisting in the dining room. A centerpiece of sweet peas and baby's breath graced the table.
The aunt remarks that Amy would only get up and leave for a wedding or a funeral, calling it a habit she may have. The quote captures a humorous insistence on staying for social games.
The text mentions flower arrangements and asks members to bring sandwiches fruit plates cups and spoons. It states the meeting will be postponed if it rains.
Miss Mabel Green sails to Chillicothe Missouri for secretarial studies. Mr. and Mrs. John King visit Omaha relatives. Mrs. T. D. Prentice and daughter Elizabeth head to Evergreen for summer. Professors Engel go to Liberal Kansas for a reunion at Mrs. Engel’s mother’s home. Davis of Chanute visits daughter in Lawrence then to Cleveland. The Currys vacation in Texas and New Orleans. Mrs. Rule returns to Lawrence after a year away. four months with sister in Dallas. Laurene Steven, formerly of Lawrence, visits then heads to Long Beach California. Mary Louise Pittenger returns from Stillwater. Mrs. W. A. Robertson tours Topeka for weekend with relatives. Grant Smith home from Golden, Colorado. Charles Black to stay in Golden through Sept. 1. Fleming of Kansas City visits Lawrence. George Brune travels to Excelsior Springs. Glenn Cunningham hosted by Noland couple. Kugler family returns from Denver after three weeks. Agries Engel summers on a ranch near Tucson. Mrs. Kane injured in July 4 automobile crash near Frankfort. Alta Sabin uninjured.
The newly named Kansas Mineral Industries Advisory Council will convene at the University of Kansas Chancellor Lindley’s office next Monday afternoon. The ten member panel, chosen with consent of the state board of regents, will advise the state geological survey on planning and directing research and survey work. Members include Maurice Breidenthal Anne City Kansas Bryan Humboldt F. H. Rhodes Humboldt Kenneth Spencer Pittsburg Lester McCoy Garden City Howard Bryant Wichita Marvin Lee Wichita John Allison McPherson Rep J A Showalter Harvey County Jack Dunkley Dodge City. The grapefruit was brought to Florida by the Spaniards in the 16th century.
Chancellor Lindley announces fifteen new instructors for KU across economics, accounting, marketing, business law, chemistry, mathematics, political science, physics, physical education, psychology, sociology, English, anatomy, electrical engineering and biochemistry. The group includes internal staff and hires from Iowa to California, with several replacing faculty on leave or resignations.
David T. Lawson assistant director at KU music camp writes Topeka High School band and orchestra parents club inviting about 150 enrollees faculty and guests to a Sunday picnic. Attendees will hear the orchestra in Hoch auditorium at 3 30 and then picnic before the band concert in Fowler grove Sunday evening.
Bertram Haigh and Herbert Rifkind announce new brass and woodwind groups at the Kansas University music camp. Lists include B-Flat Clarinet Trio with Fankhauser Hepworth Trott, Mixed Woodwind Trio andgreat Clevenger, and many chamber lines across Lawrence Topeka Ottawa and nearby cities with performers from Humboldt Burlingame Chicago Kansas City and more. Concerts and recitals planned during the camp session.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Waters and son from Columbus Ohio visit with C C Waters family and plan stops in Tulsa Fayetteville and Little Rock before Nashville where Mr Waters will teach in a WPA camp for six weeks They return to Ohio after. John L Hays suffers horse kick injuries.
The Agriculture Department reported that for each 9.37 dollars paid to farmers under 1986 farm programs, 1 dollar covered administrative costs. Total administrative expenses reached 40,108,240 dollars, while payments to 3,961,586 cooperating farmers amounted to 376,097,826 dollars.
Louise Miller, a Black woman convicted of several Lawrence house burglaries, was taken to the women’s industrial farm in Lansing this afternoon by Sheriff Fred Vogler. She will serve an indeterminate sentence.
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