Bridge Club and Social Events Invite Women Members
Wednesday activities include Mrs Russell Edie Wiley hosting a bridge event for wives of Ann supervisors and Cane students in education. Alpha wit Omega and Pi Lambda Theta initiations with dinners at Evans Hearth and Colonial venues. NLC bridge club hosts breakfast at 8 20 and Clinton Park hosts a West Side study club picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Edie Wiley
Ann
Canes
Bry
Alpha Wit Omega
Loring Seton
Pi Lambda Theta
Evans Hearth
P. W. Weib
Irs
Arthur Peck
NLC
Clinton Park
Salina Bride-to-be to Wed Lawrence Man in July
Miss Rosemary Winslow of Salina will marry WG Hutson Jr. of Lawrence at the First Christian church in Salina. The ceremony at 9 AM Sunday July 21 will be conducted by Rev. George Myers with close family present. After vows the couple will tour to Denver Denver and Gulf Coast and return to Lawrence for a temporary home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Winslow
Rose Winslow
Salina
WG. Hutson, Jr
W. G. Hutson
Lawrence
First Christian Church
George Myers
Mabel German
James Manuel
Lyons
al Thompson
N. B. Clifton
Lucille Traynor
Local Bridge Winners And Social Events Highlight Tallks
In club play Mrs. Stella Wilson and Margaret Finnerty Henderson won first in the regular tournament while Mrs John Akers and Mrs Zore ran second and Miss Kahle with Miss Abbie Atherton took third. The Woman's Missionary society held a meeting at Worden Evangelical church with about thirty present and a playlet titled A Picture Book performed. A double wedding is planned at the Riggs home Sunday evening July 28 at 5 o clock for Miss Elizabeth Miller and Howard Lee Riggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venworth Club
Colonial Tesom
Business and
Stella Wilson
Margaret Finnerty Henderson
John Akers
Zore
II Kahle
Abbie Atherton
Charles Riggs
George Mole
Freda Butterfield
Howard Lee
Riggs
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Worden Evangelical Church
Charles Elm
Donald Breithaupt
Orville Elm
Tora Lyon
Rosetta Schwal
Henry Pohl
Topeka
Japan
Local Social Notes Show Busy Summer Travel Plans
Community members and families plan visits and trips across the region. Mrs E Day hosts, Mrs W E Tenney and Miss Ursula Henley outline motor trips to New England and New York, with extended stays in Ridgewood and Philadelphia. Others, including Mr Callicotte, Miss Barbara Edmonds, and Mrs Coleman, prepare for visits to Estes Park Roslyn and Saranac while teachers and performers continue summer commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Day
W. E. Tenney
Ursula Henley
New England
Ston
Callicotte
J. R. Edmonds
Estes Park
Colo
Barbara Edmonds
Red Blackburn
F. C. Coleman
Roslyn
L. I
Saranac
N. Y
Bernice Huff
Chapman
Hazel Dawson
Miss Huff
Puerto Rico
Sanders
Sterling
W. C. Brownlee
Glick Shultz
Chicago
Shultz
Victor’ Adamson
Newton
Adamson
I. H. Oehrle
Lawrence
Warren
Woody
Warren H
A. B. Mitchell
Spencer Bayles
Alan Fisher
Arthur Nelson
Kansas City
Kan
Witan Lodge
Emporia
Leavenworth
Chamber
Regional social notes from Eudora and Lawrence area
Local notices report visits and gatherings across Eudora, Lawrence, and Wellsville. Names include Allen Cochran, Everett Elmore, Dorothea Bartz, Roscoe Parker, and the Gerstenberger families. Church activities, youth events, and upcoming games feature alongside travel and hosting details.
Anniversary celebration at Fairyland Park noted
The article lists local members attending an anniversary event at Fairyland park with mentions of Miss Alice Armstrong g returning from a westward vacation visiting Santa Fe Carlsbad Cavern and a run into Mexico before Dallas. It also notes Mr and Mrs C E Kerns and Mr and Mrs Bert Gravel planning to travel to Kansas City this evening to see the Kansas City Blues All Stars game.
North Lawrence church notes and social visits in July
Community bulletin from North Lawrence covers church events, dime teas, and social visits. Highlights include Circle No. 2 hosting a dime tea, Bible prize for most visitors, and multiple family gatherings in Topeka Osawatomie Springfield and San Diego linked to church members and friends.
Linwood Social Roundup Sees Family Visits and Travel
Linwood readers note varied weekend activity with many visitors and travels. Families from Topeka Baton Rouge Lawrence Ottawa and Santa Monica called on neighbors while others enjoyed trips to California Oregon and Kansas City.
Social News From Eudora Area Families
Mr and Mrs Curtis Ruthrauff and family shopped in Kansas City Thursday. Miss Janice Guenther of Kansas City visited the George Bartz home. Mahlon Cox and Sarah Hausman joined Mrs Mary Melville Ellen Melville and Mrs Robert Barlow Friday afternoon. Edwin Rice and family from Prairie Center and Mrs Pete Ediebrook were Sunday visitors of Harold Daugherty and family. Dr and Mrs G M Wolfe and their niece visited Mahlon Cox Tuesday evening. Ered Bartz of Lawrence and Claude Straley with children from Kansas City stopped at the Ben Bartz home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen. Cochran
Lewis
Kan
Everett Elmore
Sue Ann
Dorothea Bartz
Iio
Janice Guenther
M. Cox
W. C. Watson
Walter McMillen
Wellsville
Allen Cochran
Alice Ziegler
Caroline Bohngack
Margaret Ogden
Jim Schirk
Ed Forsythe
Gladys
Schirck
Virginian Kek
Emporia
Walter Parker
Roscoe
KGBX
Sweet Water
Tex
Delbert Gerstenberger
Carlyle Travant
Lawrence
Marvin Pollard
Loretta Gerstenberger
Charles Gerstenberger
Arvon Gale
W.M.S
Salems Church
Edward Deckwa
Eugene McCabrin
Eudora
Clearfield
Mahlon Cox
Harold Low
Patricia
Ae Tees
J. N. Hearin
George Humphrey
K. W. Pringle
Poprieth
Wichita
Ralph Davis Mondey
Ed Diedrich
Kenneth Rash
Thayers
S. M.amyx
Ruth
Billy
Missouri Aviation School
Kansas City
North Lawrence
Circle No. 2
Lee Jackson
al Hunter
Logan
Edith Louise Penfold
Winona Penfold
Caroline Traynor
Myrtle Jean Muzzy
Donna Jackson
Delores Hedles
Patsy Allison
Margaret Mille Francis Miller
Jimmy Lee Hunter
Lucille Traynor
Dora Lee Logan
Topeka
Christian Wright
Colby
W.i
Circle No. 1
Lottie Rodgers
Joseph Wahl
Claude Dicker
A. McGinnis
G. A. Axelson
St. Joseph
Diana Walker
Pittsburg
Minnie Walker
S. M. Amyx
Lee
Ralph Renner
di Monticello
Charlene Kueker
C. A. Siscoe
John Parry
C. C. Burnett
Martin Howard
California
Hilah
Lois Burnett
Estel Starr
Flora Lee
A. G. Meinke
S. ‘M. Bowen
James. Willis
Arthur Hale
Santa Monica
Cal
Hugh Parry
Harry Hicks
Lloyd Rhodes
Louisburg
Rhodes
Charles
Winkleman
Betty
Oregon
Theodore Parry
Vernon Roy
Ethel Curtis
Martha Shapley
Lester Harris
Denver
Colo
Josephine Harris
Charles Harris
Justine
Dorothy
Oskaloosa
Harold Kuebler
Ottawa
Pomona
Alfred Wright
Curtis Ruthrauff
George Bartz
Sarah Hausman
Mary Melville
Ellen Melville
Robert Barlow
Edwin Rice
Prairie Center
Pete Ediebrook
Harold
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W.C. “Brownlee
Colonial Tea Room
Gladys Gurtler-Tarpley
Standard Life Association
A. H. Gerecke
Gerecke
Phoenix
Ariz
the Colonial
Robert Krum
R. A. Club
Women’s Relief Corps No. 9
American Legion Hall
Arthur Jensen
Mildred’ Weybright
Alvis Allison
Homer Allison
Mildred Clevenger
Erma McManus
Fritz Sanders
Alvin McKinney
Miss Weybright
Ralph Weybright
Fred Waters
Ray
Harrell
Lanty
Brubaker
Roy Flory
Delbert Paasch
James Allison
Robert Moss, _ Jr
Winston Miller
Charles Schnack
Carl Renter
Alvin. McKinney
Oliver Shields
William Hinton
W. T. Williama
Mary Johns
Helen Hay
Miss Mayme
Corcoran
Colorital
H. W. Craig
Keinia.arkett
Miss. Serr Part Willams
S.' Louise Nelson
Vincent Burton
John Merwin
Evans
Bridge
Ralph Beal
Max Sutters
Clyde Browning
Arthur Godding
Merwin
C.C. Stewart
Greer Wallace
C.J. de Ds
Claude Wiliams
Hee. Foriindsey
Roland Watteville
Paul Foster
Ostre Pri
William Zweifel
Rte Canad Kuhne
Mary Reeves
Betty Lou Grant
Charles Kimball
Elizabeth Miller
Mrs. Kimball
Lyle Knauss
Edna Morris
May Shimmel
Marty Miller
Russia
Rash
Fred Pointer
Rodger
Independence
Roy Harris
Richard
Ralphi Davis
Rodger Painter
Davis
Eldan
J. N. Heari
Kenneth Ashent
John Swartz
Turner
Roy Daugherty
George Ackerman
Baldwin
Leon Evans
Enid, Okla
Bert Daugherty
Moscow
Lansing
C. E. Rucker
Sol Snider
Sidney
Col. de Witt Peck
Shanghai International Settlement
Robert Wagner
New York
Guy Warren, Sr
Texas
Linwood
Amazing Values
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham'‘s
Chinaware
Crystalware
Gift Department
Mass
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