Lawrence society notes bring garden gatherings and weddings
A long list of local events fills the pages from Gardner Lake picnics to Lawrence lodge meetings and engagements. Families from Kansas City, Topeka, Ottawa and Lawrence attend, with births, dinners, a Sunflower 4-H tour, and a July 28 goodwill trip announced. Richard Rae Endacott is welcomed, while Lawrence Rebekah lodge plans activities and a trio visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Fred Papenhause
Will Ziesnes
Lucille Walker
Ray Warmker
Phillip Lefmann
Lena Lefmann
Ray Lefmann
Eudora
Henry Lefmann
St. Louis
Jake Lefmann
Herbert Price
Lawrence
Lawrence Rebekah Lodge No. 4
Laverne Craig
Gladys Campbell
Mabel Campbell
Mattie Piper
F. B. Dodds
H. F. Olson
Minnie Bearman
Eva Wilson
Katherine Pine
Anna Bell Scott
Thelma Garbut
May Bruner
Leon
Endicott Wedding of Lemons Daughter to Syracuse Man
Miss Letha Lem of Endicott wed Robert Kinne Patterson of Syracuse New York at 2 PM Saturday July 16 in Endicott New York at the Walters home. Rev Clarence R Hickok officiated before a palms and Shasta daisies altar with guests including Miss Goldie Lemon and Louis Chalons. The couple will reside at 1501 Riverview Drive Endicott after August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Lemon
J. H. Lemon
Lawrence
Robert Kinne Patterson
Syracuse
N. Y
Endicott
N.Y
Kenneth A.waltera
Clarence R. Hickok
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Robin Baldes
Mr. Lemon
Walters
Marguerite Walters
Goldie Lemon
Muskogee
Okla
Louis Chalons
Homer
Miss Lemon
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Patterson
University of Kansas
Johnson City
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
International Business Machines of Endicott
Riverview Drive
Wildlife sanctuaries cover nearly eight million acres
The total wildlife sanctuary acreage in the United States has reached 7 957 937 acres, nearly double the amount from two years earlier, highlighting a substantial expansion in protected lands across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Local personals note a string of visits and vacations
Harold Houk Virgil Wise Dale Jella and Wallace Hinshaw return from a week in Colorado Wyoming. Many others 如 attend visits from Memorial hospital to Topeka Lawrence and beyond with trips to Yellowstone Black Hills Chicago Cedar Point and Los Angeles. A fatal threshing accident near Moran claims Charles F. Tice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Houk
Virgil Wise
Dale Jella
Wallace Hinshaw
Colorado
Wyoming
Lloyd Houston
Memorial Hospital
J. O. Stubbs
Phyllis Stubbs
Jack
Merle Stubbs
Julian Davis
Sterling
H. D. Horton
Pauline Richardson
Tooka
Lawrence
Richardson
Yellowstone National Park
Black Hills
Chicago
Robert A. Hunt
Eldon
Wiley A. Keve
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Laura Hunter
Topeka
S. M. Stayton
Miller Hall
Ruth Spencer
Frederick C. Hiller
Humboldt
Hiller
Beulah Hackler
Lisle Eby
R. S. Brooks
Cedar Point
The
Co-Operative and Co-Operettes
Brooks
van West
J. W. Priestly
Pocatello
Ida
George Ansdell
Dorothy
Jane
Carolyn Ann
Jamestown
Assaria
Kan
Howard Veatch
June
Geraldine Ulm
Asheville
N. C
Coe
W. J. Parks
Ulm
Mrs. Parks
Robert Whitcomb
Ina Dickinson
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Carlsbad Cave
Boulder Dam
W. H. Horr
David
Mass Horr
St. Joseph
William C. Warren
Calif
C. C. Calvert
David Watson
Rhode Island Street
A. B. Mitchell
Tola
Charles F. Tice
Moran
Truth as the subject of Christian Science Lesson Sermon
A World Christian Science Lesson Sermon focused on truth with Golden Text from Psalms 86 11 and 108 3 4. Passages from Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health discuss the question What is Truth and the varied human responses to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Vespers program showcases strong summer music groups
The Hoch Auditorium concert featured the 65 player music camp orchestra led by David T. Lawson performing Gluck. The A Cappella choir under Dean Swarthout appeared in two groups with pieces by Palestrina Bach Sibelius and modern arrangements highlighting spirituals. A string quartet impressed with Dohnanyi and Handel arioso with notable soloists and balanced texture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoch Auditorium
David T. Lawson
Gluck
D. M. Swarthout
Palestrina
Charles Neiswender
Sibelius
Tuoni
Munro
My Lovely
Celia
Max Krone
W. James
A Capavella
Dean Swarthout
Lewis Coppeland
Lucile Wagner
Laurel Everette Anderson
Maurer
Waldemar Gelich
Olga Eitner
Frances Robinson
Carroll Nickels
Ruth Orcutt
Band Concert Draws Largest Evening Audience at Midwest Camp
William G. Altimari of Atchison served as official guest conductor for a diverse program at the midwestern music camp concert. The lineup featured Russell L. Wiley, John Francis, H. A. Anderson, Don Moore, Bert Rifkind, and others directing pieces by Clarke, Verdi, Debussy, and Wagner, ending with Maid of Austria. New Orleans lies below the level of the Mississippi at high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Altimari
Atchison
Russell L. Wiley
Herbert L. Clarke
Louis Maser
Leo Horacek
Delbert Crabb
Don Moore
Cimarron
Kan
Herbert R. Rifkind
Chicago
Virginia
David T. Lawson
Girl
Colby
Verdi
Mr. Wiley
New Orleans
Mississippi
Community Social Ties Highlight High Prairie Area
High Prairie residents hosted dinners and visits across Paola Worden Iola and Baldwin with numerous local families. Church services in Lawrence featured Rev Robert Edgar former High Prairie minister. The Hopewell Country Club gathered with Mrs Reser and neighbors. next meeting set for August 4 with Mrs Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Frank Johnson
Herschel Ulrich
Carolyn
Paul
Methodist
Lawrence
Robert Edgar
High Prairie Church
Ed Heaston
Robert
Reese Swimley
Hopewell Country Club
Reser
Charles Johnson
Nellie Cunningham
Hansen
Marion
Kan
Reynolds
Love and endurance in a winter bloom and a Boston airport note
Gene and Mac and Mr and Mrs Orville Puckett and Florence visited the Dan Jo hanning home. Autumn Crocus flowered late its red pips frost bit while love glowed in memory. the Boston airport was established in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Mac
Orville Puckett
Florence
Dan Johanning
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. .G. Beougher
Warren Waters
Evans Hearth
Mrs. Schaake
Mr. Schaake
William Schaake
Paul Endacott
Bartlesville
Richard Rae
Endacott
K.U
Sunflower 4-H Club
Robert Bigsby
Bernice Wiggins
Bobby
Marian Gentry
Earl Mitchell
Carl Spray
Emmerson Hazlett
Kathryn
Herbert Folks
Earl Skinner
Jack Wood
Kansas City
Wood
Alton Swain
Rollo Jeffries
Lester
Skinner
Betty Ann
Vivian
Clayton
Edward C. Newstifter
Walter Norlander
Chicara
G. W. Jackenn
Ottawa
Martha Webster
Wichita
Mary Houk
Harold
Geraldine
C. M. Miller
Oakley
Shirley
James A. Kell, Jr
J. A. Kell
Toneka
Miss Miller
Mr. Kell
School of Fine Arts
Alice Merle Concer
Westminster Choir
Chi Omera
Mu Phi Ensilon
Kell
Toveka
Keluh
Nancy van Bebber
W. B. Dalton
Louise Robyn
Ella E. Jones
Phoenix,Ariz
W. H. Rice
C. H. Bruchmiller
Jones
McLouth
George Wetzel
Country Club
W. C. Braun
Indianapolis, Ind
George C. Wetzel
Bonehead Club
Eldridge
Henry Asher
Alan Asher
Ben Bernie
Chris Schaake
Louisiana Street
Otto Johanning
Lydia Schaake
Schaake
Clarence Schaake
Milton Schaake
Albert Schaake
Gustave Schaake
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Journal-World
Penney’s
Mrs
Roy Helm
Dr. Cox
Sylvester
Yaniz Ta Tao Ee
Mass
Neal van
Briel
Tela
Aovig
Knacta
Paris
Patricia Pats
Oxfords
Vitality
Kid
Suede
Gabmedina
Ullit
Wolverine
High Prairie
Fred Knoche
John Knoche
Darlene Pope
Paola
Dorothy Gleason
Walter Neider
Burlingame
Alvin
Ruth Johanning
Worden
Myr
Will. Woods
Iola
Frank Gleason
Lloyd Dunn
Baldwin
Mrs. Hansen
Louisa
Cooke Don Carlos
Independent Laundry
Vermont St
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