Bridal shower scenes and social notes from Lawrence society
Mrs F Kennedy and Miss Opal Kennedy hosted a crystal shower for Miss Annie Jane Hicks as preparations for a fall wedding continue. Guests, prizes, and favors filled the afternoon with tea towels, recipes, and bright yellow orchid touches, alongside multiple society gatherings and church notices across Lawrence and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
F. St. Kennedy
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Annie Jane Hicks
Miss Kennedy
F. Huddleston
Miss Hicks
A. A. Hicks
Lauren Hunter
Leonard Jella
E. F. Huddleston
Ralph G Ber
Fred Shimmony
Helen Shaw
Mabel Richardson
Mabel Mallory
Muriel Amrine
Nina Hadorn
Jane West
Personal Notes From Area Residents Report World’s Fair Trips
Mr and Mrs William B Kir returned from a ten day visit at the world’s fair in Chicago. Chancellor and Mrs E J Lindley depart for Richmond Ind then Chicago and Erwin Na Pa to visit son Ernest K Lindley. Mrs Mabel Kellogg of Hollywood Calif visits sister Lizzie Sheldon after New York trip. Mr and Mrs Raymond Laossig at a Kansas City dinner. daughter Marcy returns home. Mrs T M Corwin of St Louis will visit relatives here. Raymond Nichols return from Estes Park Colo en route to Lawrence via Larned. Miss Nettie M Wismer leaves for Pomona for August. Miss Julia Cary hosted by Mr and Mrs John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Turner
Kansas City
Sire
E. H. Farr
Henry Hood
Rochester
N. Y
California
Hood
B. E. Loomas
Lawrence
Fern Barnett
Chicago
Josie E. Coffman
James S.taylor
Miss Barnett
Oakland
George W. Holland
D. Clark
F. ¥. Phillips
Minnie
Alice Matthews
Walsenburg
Colo
R. C. Rankin
Duane Comstock
Los Angeles
Comstock
England
B. H. Grage
Shreveport
Booneville
Miss
Memphis
Nashville
H. W. Narramore
Harry
Helen
Enid
Okla
Shaw
J. W. Eby
Whitney
Howard
J. B. Carter
Wilson
A. C. Miller
Nebraska City
Neb
H. C. Olsen
West Twelfth Street
William B. Kir
Chancellor
E. J. Lindley
Richmond
Ind
Lindley
Erwinna
Penn
Ernest K. Lindley
Mabel Kellogg
Hollywood
Cal
Lizzie S. Sheldon
New York City
Mrv
Raymond Laossig
G. EF. Hassipe
Marcys
T. M. Corwin
St. Louis
Emma
Edna Prentice
Raymond
Nichols
Estes Park
Larned
Nettie M. Wismer
Pomona
Julia Cary
John
Vinland-Presbyterian Church Weekly Services and Addresses
Regular preaching next Sunday at 1 o'clock with a service plan including a 9:50am Mentry drill and 10am Sunday school. Address by Rev. Emmerson from Lawrence at Valley Grove School. several church members attending. Nearby churches feature morning worship, music, and youth services. union park service at 7:16pm. readers urged to attend and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Side Presbyterian Church
Sixth and
Maine Streets
Paul B. Lawson
Vinland-Presbyterian Church
S. B. Lakcas
Christian Endeavor
Pisase
Valley Grove School
Emmerson
Chuch of God
Lawrence
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Vermont
Robert A. Hunt
Wesley Foundation
Edwin F. Price
Renerview
Pernion
Peer Gynt Suiler Grieg
Flagler
Wifelute
Horatio Parwr Solo
Usthar
Seaver
Irene Deabody
Misa Dorothy Linton
University Seung
Presbyterian
Union Park
South Park
Methodist Church Service Highlights and Missionary Memorial
Mrs Mattie B Mathis reports a glorious Sunday with Sunday school at 9 30 and 10 45 devotional led by a Mission Circle ushering a large congregation Rev Wightman delivered a fine sermon Miss Bettie Pennel received baptism and fellowship Mystic Four provided music The program honored Rev J He Van Leu m central to Kansas mission work for 26 years with songs solos prayers a sermon and a memorial offering The day included a large Kansas City state convention outlook and upcoming events with a Leu kroye picnic and Topeka attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Fiscus
P.m
Ed Kelmer
Mattie B. Mathis
Planiat
Bettie Pennel
Wightman
Ammersch
Opera
Mystic Four
Kate Figgins
Alztara
Misaion
J. He van Leu
Muepher
Women's Mission
Mra. C. C. Coleman
van Leu
Kanawa
Tle
National, Baptist Convention
Los Angeles
Cal
Uesong
Lizeie Reutz
Helen Grege
Emma Baktebury
Jesus
Ida Wallace
Leu
Topeks
Midland Social Notes and Grange Picnic Plans
Mrs Hicks of Kansas City visited Midland and plans to move to Dallas. Sunnyside 4-H club organized with officers including Georigiana Eberhart and Roy Frier. Margaret Lewis returned from Worlds Fair. Grange picnic set for August 16 at Ottawa park with a basket dinner and a national Grange speaker. Local exchanges include visits among Shultz, Spray, and Lewis families and various outings in Kansas and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Hicks
Kansas City
Chas. Spray
Hicks
Dallas
Texas
E. D. Shaw
M. E. Murphy
Los Angeles
F. V. Lewis
W. R. Adams
Missouri
Sunnyside
Almarin Nottingham
Georgiana Eberhart
Iris
Roy Frier
Gerald Flory
Margaret Mary Jones
Walter Love
Phyllia Weibel
Berlene Skeets
Margaret Lewis
Grange
Ottawa
Jolly Bakers Club
Fern Scha+ake
Local social notes and visits recount Corliss Dent kin
Mrs. W H Dent hosted last Thursday for her mother in law Mrs J G Clark by her birthday. Visitors included Mrs Mary Smith of Ft Crook and her brother Leslie Corliss en route to California. Kansas City guests, dinners with Bash and Bert Bush remains ill. Doane family mourns E C Gray in Missouri. Gray, Wade and Mrs Doane visit. W H Dent and L L Corliss toured Kansas City. new radio installed at Dent home. Willow Springs farm bureau met at Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H.dent
J. G. Clark
California
Smith
Jack Smith
Marion Hartrell
Frank Hauber
Kansas City
Billinett Home
Chas. Bash
Harry
Bert
Bash
G. S. Toothaker
DeSoto
W Dent
Bert Bush
Frank Doane
E. C. Gray
Chilicothe
E. Gray
Doane
Winslow
Ark
Wade Gray
Shawnee
Okla
W. H. Dent
L. L. Corliss
W.H. Dent
Willow Springs
Friday gathering at Kill Creek hosts and feast
Frank Doane led a woodland picnic at Kill Creek with Mrs. David Jewett and Mrs. Harry Neal hosting. Members boiled corn in a brass kettle, shared a covered dish lunch, and seeds from lemons funded the treasury. Next meeting set at Mrs. Roy Frisbie’s with a stove cleaning lesson by Mrs. Fred Tobler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Doane
David Jewett
Harry Neal
Kill Creek
Fred Tobler
L. R. Penner
Treasury
Roy Frisbie
Ottawa
W. H. Dent
Leonard Hoffman
DeSoto
Curtis Garage
Leonard
Erle Hunter
Lawrence
Deoto
Robt. French
Oklahoma
Minnie French
Kelly
Elmer Baker
Nellie Duffy
Gallup, N. M
Chas. Baker
Tonganoxie Social Notes and Obituaries of 1933
Capt and Mrs Rustenmeyer guests of the Lamings Miss Maxine Jackson visits the Gallaghe r home Betty Lou Reddins attends Girl Reserve Camp Camp Wood Elmdale Kansas One hundred fifty girls and women attend camp Mrs Charles H Husband laid to rest in Neodeshi Kan Nora McEnulty visits Topeka Ruby Warner visits Alice Speer obituary of John Marian Carpenter born 1870 died 1933 Funeral at Friends Church Burial Hubbel Hill Several local visits and events Steel bridge over Big Stranger Creek rebuilt on LeavenworthLawrence road Residents visit Olathe and Chicago trip notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rustenmeyer
Leavenworth
J. C. Laming
Maxine Jackson
Kansas City
Thomas Gallagher
Herb Dickensen
Bob
Garden City
Kan
Betty Lou Reddins
Tonganoxie
Camp Wood
Elmdale
Kansas
Theansas District
Charles H. Husband
Tonanoxie
Neodeshi
Kans
Husband
Congregational Church
Olathe
Nora, McEnulty
Topeka
Willis Peters
Ruby Warner
Alice Speer
John Marian Carpenter
Thompsonville
Cornelia DeFrees
John Leonard
Edith
Ruby
Lula Burns
Tom Carpenter
Robert Carpenter
Bradshaw, Neb
Art Carpenter
Emma Walker
Charles Sales
Friends Church
Nellis
Hubbel Hill
Henry Quisenberry
Ann
Nelson Quisenberry
C. H. Cain
Fred Papenhausen
Billy Harling
Dave Darling
Frances Sullivan
Roche McCaffery
Marie Newsome
James White
Charles Denham
Big Stranger Creek
Loomis Farm
Stranger Township
Leavenworth-Lawrence Road
Walter Denholm
George Denholm
Wm, Denholm
Bertha Hillsted
Chan
Nobel Christenson
Local Social Notes Highlight Kansas City Visits
The column lists neighbors and families visiting in and around Kansas City and Topeka. Rev Buckner attends a funeral in Kansas City Kan. Rev Gene Frank and Mrs attend. Mr and Mrs Stephenson and son Billy visit Richard Hammond’s family. Harris returns to Kansas City after vacation with her mother. Multiple locals, including Evans, Lenahan, Ratliff, Laming, Meyers, Pierson, Needham, and McNaughton, are noted for visits and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas White
Kansas City
Gene Frank
Samuel Lewis Duckner
Kan
Buckner
Wm. Stephenson
Billy
Richard Hammond
Helen
Harris
H. H. Harris
The
Hall Printing Co
Charles Evans
J. W. Evans
Irene Lenahan
Elnora Ratliff
Teekla Laming
Topeka
Jean Meyers
Herrandparents
Ottawa area social notes and visits in midweek
Excelsior mentions Mr and Mrs Homer Disque motor to Lawrence Monday afternoon. A long list of local residents attend a Wednesday fishing party near Ottawa, with many families visiting and dining together. Various callers stop by, including Dr Charley Crawford visiting a sick horse and Rosa Simmons with daughter Maude. Several families attend Sunday school picnics in Lawrence, dine at the Flory home, and visit other neighbors across Ottawa, Centropolis, and Williamsport areas. Carl Schwarz reportedly kills a wolf that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Disque
Lawrence
Glen Flora
Lucille Disque
Chas
Carl Schwarz
Alvin Johanning
Fred Disque
Conrad Gastrock
Charley Browning
Ottawa
Harry Flory
L. A. Flora
Chas. Elm
Chilren
Will Lynch
Irene
Eva
Mabel Haas
Walter Pohl
Ernest Pohl
Herman Pohl
Henry Pohl
Chester Gibson
Ben Nelson
Gus Nelson
Charley Myers
Charley Gilliland
Claude Myers
Howard Myers
Alten
Robert
Grace Bear
Charley Crawford
Mary Peffley
Will Peffley
Harold
Lyle Enyeart
Laanda
Geldie Enyeart
Baldwin
Elmer Rappard
J. A. Flora
J. Nelson
Andrew Lutz
Kansas City
Henry Young
Albert Schwarz
Will Johanning
Wana King
Carl and
Roy Shuler
Misa Laurine Pohl
Frank Steen
Williamsburg
Mary Peffly
Will Peffly
Elmer Lutz
Centropolis
Ray Gray
Paola
J. J. Montgomery
Marshall Churchbaugh
West Fairview휴 Mrs John Benander returns home from hospital
Mrs John Benander has returned from Memorial hospital after ten days United with family. Mrs Emma Kennedy and Fred Kennedy hosted a birthday gathering for Roy Kennedy with guests including Mr and Mrs Dave Harrell Mr and Mrs Jim Harrell Misses Lottie and Edna Harrell Marion and John of Lawrence Effie Kampschroder Thelma Fern Lavern Mr and Mrs Walter Kampschroder Mrs Bessie Montfoort Daisy Jean Betty and Darlene Mr and Mrs Roy Bowen and Bobby Mr and Mrs Brubaker and Mrs Harvey Dean and grandchildren of Toeka Misses Minnie Irene and Jolet Kampschroder Theodore Hall Richard and Wallace Kennedy Mr and Mrs Roy Kennedy Ted Tucker Mr and Mrs W D Kennedy Lula Junior and Leslie Mr and Mrs S W Kennedy Harry Kennedy Jr and Francis Fennedy Joan Benander and Mrs Add...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Benander
Memorial Hospital
Emma Kennedy
Fred Kennedy
Roy Kennedy
Dave Harrell
Jim Harrell
Lottie
Edna Harrell
Marion
John
Lawrence
Effie Kampschroder
Thelma Fern
Lavern
Lula
Leslie
8. W. Kennedy
Harry Kennedy Jr
Francis Fennedy
Joan Benander
Add
Local visits and family greetings noted in community notices
Emma Kennedy Scheer and Fred Kennedy with Edith Hubert and Ada Benander called Sunday at Len Ice’s home to see John and Ruth Gress visiting from western Kansas. Gresss visit, Mrs Emma Liebenburg and Mrs Grace Russell spend time at Liebemburg’s farm. H W Lurber Fern and Houston of Wakarusa called Sunday afternoon. W D Kennedy family attended a dinner for Sam Rukes at Twin Mounds Sunny.
Greenwood Valley Social News and Club Tour Notes
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Sam Dark Jr included Mary and Clayton Dark and Chariton McCall. A camping out slumber party hosted by Misses Wilna and Ruth Bertschinger featured 12 girls with games songs piano solos talks and readings followed by ice cream and sponge cake. The group slept on a hayrack and porch and cooked breakfast in the timber. About 9:30 the girls walked to Sunday school. Gerald Holloway visited relatives last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Harold Horton hosted Sunday dinner with their sons Jessie and Herbie. Big Springs church hosted a 35-person gathering for a work day on the parsonage followed by a basket dinner. Big Springs 4-H tour set for August 4 with Dwight Henry Mary Glenn and Ross Wulfkuhle steering the committee. girls to provide lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dark, Jr
Mary and
Clayton
Chariton McCall
Mr. Dark
S. L. Dark
Misses Wilna
Ruth Bertschinger
Lenora Mellenbruch
Grace Kelloge
Edna Mae Horton
Doris Mellenbruch
Irene Swecker
Elsie Kelloge
Lorraine Woodard
Virginia Mellenbruch
Murrell Woodard
Wilna
Gerald Holloway
S. S. Holloway
Harold Horton
Jessie
Herbie
Mr. Horton
Will Horton
Willis
Edna Mae
Big Springs
George Morris
Gus Dreyer
A. J. Armstrong
Ben Kellogg
Grace Elsie
John
Walnut Grove Menu Mentioned On John Henry Farm
A walnut grove on the John Henry farm is noted as a place where items will be eaten. The Girls S S baseball team practiced Thursday evening. The Big Springs 4 H club met Friday evening with Dwight and Alma Henry. forty members attended. After the meeting iced fruit punch and crake were served. Mr and Mrs Charley Wilson and children Frances Rosa Fay and Charlene visited Sunday with Mrs Wilsons parents Mr and Mrs George Morris. Roy Armstrong spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs A J Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Grove
John Henry
S.S
Big Springs 4-H
Dwight
Alma Henry
Charley Wilson
Frances
Rosa Fay
Charlene
Reserve Officers to Camp Washington in July Training
The AP reports that 6,500 to 7,000 reserve officers will receive two weeks of field training this summer. An additional $1,000,000 was allotted by the budget bureau for this purpose, with the War Department announcing the fund apportionment including the Seventh Corps Area in Omaha at $101,499.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Washington
Budget Bureau
War Department Teday
Seventh Corps Area
Omaha
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Leif Lawson
Ruth Rowland
Mr. Rowland
Mary Ga] i Kan
Alice Gallup
Helen Heaston
Arlene Wade
Lynn Makepeace
Dorothy Hunzicker
Margaret A Per
Thelma Roper
Eleanor Frawarjorie Rowland
Lila Lawson
Helen Hemphill
Raymond J. Crow
Edgehill Road
Crow
Charles
Shuba
Edward Mitchell
Henry Finner
Gene Snow
Jim Saunders
Tracy Leis
Misa Betty
Parkhurst
John Clark
Riverside Marine Bureau Club
Exii Brown
Neoule
Otto Abel
Eudora
Mrs
T. D. Prentice
Sydney
Prentice of
Fittsburgh, Penn
Hans C. Olsen
Kearney
the Manor
W. T. Carpenter
C. J. Winter and Son
Calvert
A.C. Miller
Kawe Valley Farm Bureau Club
R. K. Nicholson
H. M. Chamney
Rowley
Xignwhare
Richard Hansen
Scarsdale
Hansen
Josephine Edmonds
Elm
First
Church of God
New Jeresy Street
God
Christ
Ralph Waldo Emmerson
W. W. Holyfield
W. T. Howard
W. Ly Post
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Tenth
Kentucky Streets
Serenpelwerth
David
North Lawrence Christian Church
Carroll F. Shukers
Kenneth, Forney
John Hubbell
First Baptist Church
Eighth
Kentucky
C. Cunningham
Charles W. Thomas
Paul C. Rankin
Union Young People's Meeting
Union
Booth
Western Baptist Assembly
Christ Wark
Scott City
Roy
A. A. van Sickle
Haskell Institute
Domenico Gaxilardo
Church
Firat Christian Church
Margot
Seth W. Slaughter
Dorothy Enlow
United Summer Service
Parker
Chrislan Church
First Baptist
Park Service
M. Harett
Christian Science Society Wiedemann
Massachusetts Street
Christian Science Society
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
New Hampshire
Clarence A.thames
Waras
Paator
Ninth Street Gapties Church
Ninth and Ohio
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publiahera Syndicate
First Church of Christ
Sciandat
Massachusettes Street
Christan Science
Eidith Street
High Prairie M. E
Lchway
Paul Ulrich
Cchoir
Helen Heasrton
Lernon
Barrain
United Brethren Church
Seventeenth and
Atreata
Beatherington
Auperintandent
Mn MY. Hawley
Midland
G. R. Shultz
Elwood Shultz
Akron
Ohio
Waldo Shultz
Oskaloosa
Guy Shultz
Herbert and
Don
Albert Knope
Glen Sesmens
Lewis
Sal
Phyllis Weible
Josephine Livingston
Corliss
Excelsior
West Fairview
Greenwood Valley
Epic
Hamilton
Ward's Riverside
Montgomery Warp & Co
Lawrence, Kan
Hotel
Eldridge
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