Lawrence Social Calendar Highlights August Pause and Club News
Lawrence social pages outline August hiatus for Mothers and Eight clubs and note upcoming September 14 meeting. Bulb talk and plant varieties featured with several members discussing daffodils and hyacinths. Local events include Scotch foursomes at Country Club and Accredited Music Teachers recital at Unitarian church with many student performances.
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Lawrence Flower Club
Chamber of Commerce
Eugene Kiefer
Woodward
Louise Lucan
F. E. Jones
Ray Ogden
N. E. Netzer
Accredited
Music Teachers Association
Unitarian Church
Woodland Revel Mare
Lorelei
Rath Paier
Wright - Arlene Doores Jolly Darkles
Stein Ee Bechter
Austin Arndt the Swan
Peetier
Berlad
Roberta Frowe
Clarence Sawhill
Minuet
Beethoven Sara Jane Underwood
Joan Kistler
Deutsch
Teddy Bear
Willams
Evelyn Moon Bing
Lacceerneseeeneen
Gaynor Arleta
Jane Hemphill
Beethoven Marian Lee
Trene Sandelius
Martha Hyde
Doris Henderson
Puffe Kenneth Babey
Ione Roberts
Belden Severn
Maxine ‘Lindsey the Rooster
Bobby Joe Austill
Eresronce Cole
Betty Lee Brewer
Shirley Nan Hare
Telah Papa Bilbo
Norman Eberhart
Stephen
Robert Ellsworth
Wooden Soldiers
Jesses Winifred Hagsburg
Leaving Home Brings Quiet For ailing Father
An elderly parent reflects on missing his children as they grow and depart, noting that their absence frees him to rest and confront illness, a sentiment captured in a 1926 Publishers Syndicate piece.
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Publishers Syndicate
Community Bridge Parties and Birth Announcements
A breakfast bridge event honored Mrs. W. J. Keeler with guest prizes for her and her mother Mrs. W. C. Summers. Winners included Mrs. Earl Marshall Mrs. Charles Bayles and Mrs. J. N. Carman. An ice cream social at Barker school invites the public. An infant daughter Darlene Ruth born July 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Vern Swallow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Keeler
Earl Marshall
Charles Bayles
J. N. Carman
Keeler
W. C. Summers
Barker C. P. A
Barker School
Mrs.Vern Swallow
Darlene Ruth
Local Petitions and Travel Notes Highlight Lawrence Socials
The Rev. Nathan H. Huffman and daughter Helen returned to 100 West Seventeenth Street after a trip through New Mexico and Colorado. Numerous residents, including Mildred Clodfelter, Dorothy Groshong, and Frank and Mrs. Banks, are noted visiting family or traveling to Kansas City, Holstein, and Colorado destinations. several trips reference relatives in Ottawa, Columbus, and Jacksonville.
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Nathan H. Huffman
United Brethren Church
Helen
New Mexico
Colorado
Lawrence
West Seventeenth Street
Mildred Clodfelter
Kansas City
Dorothy Marian Clodfelter
Columbus
Ohio
Miss Clodfelter
Dorothy Groshong
J. J. Groshong
McLouth
F. M. Spencer
J. Waddle
I. N. Shirley
Topeka
John Claypool
L. E. Fogg
Ottawa
Fred Schwaller
Hays
John Rongisch
Jacksonville
Fla
Claypoole
Schwaller
Rossrisch
Obed Thompson
Obed II
Madison
Wis
Mrs. Thompson
F. G. Heck
Ozarks
W. J. Howell
Toledo
W. T. Carpenter
C. J. Winter
Howell
University
Frank C. Banks
Rhode Island
Banks
Dorothy Schubert
Holstein
Neb
Chris Kimle
Harry S. Gregg
Estes Park
Loveland
Colo
George S. Rhodes
Mr. Rhodes
Perry
Rhodes
Frank L. Brown
Arthur Heck
Colorado Springs
Black Hills
South Dakota
Alice Winston
F. A. Williams
Miss Winston
N. W. Newson
Lake Dale Carlin
Chicago
R. la Brown
Mont Clair
N. J
Anna Oliver
Kentucky Street
Rs. A. Gifford
Buyers report lively atmosphere on St Louis trip
The party visited their infant granddaughter Stephenia Searles and Mrs. J C Searles, Mr. and Mrs J G Jeffries. They returned yesterday from a buying trip to St Louis, finding an enthusiastic spirit among buyers and a nice selection of goods.
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Stephenia Searles
J.C. Searles
J. G. Jeffries
St. Louis
Velvet Dominates Milady Fall Fashions in Velvet Creations
Velvet plays a leading role in Manhattan fall fashion displays at Milady salons. Models at Herbert Sondheim showcase black velvet cocktail suits with long skirts and velvet evening gowns edged in white lace. The collection features tunic dresses, two piece outfits, and a tawny rust shade with black as the dominant color. Percy Grainger performs on guitar and sarrusophone among other instruments.
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New York
Manhattan
Herbert Sondheim
Sondheim
Ives Chapel Meeting Seeks Aid for Phoebe Emery Mission
The Phoebe Emery missionary society will meet at Ives Chapel on Friday night July 31 at 8. Miss Phoebe Emery from Budoan India will be guest speaker, on furlough from China. Collected funds support treats for children at Miss Emerys Christmas tree district. Refreshments served. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Emery
George Butell
Bobbie
Weston McWilliams
Paola
C. E. Holcombe
Sadie Flanders
Margaret
Jesse Deems
Cartwehl Davis
East St. Louis
Bob McDaniel
McDaniel
Deems
John Dean
Alf Landon
Dean
Emma Emery
Minnie Hadley
Philip Fleshman
George Frye
Ermine Barkley
Russell Barkley
Ottawa
Forest Park
Dewey McClay
W. R. Suter
Ben Davison
Bald Win
Virginia Baer
Pressonville
J. C. Wilson
Baldwin
Social Roundup Of Calls And Visits In Ottawa Area
Numerous names and travels fill a Ottawa area social column. Dances in Topeka and Kansas City, visits among families including Olds Clary Hird and Whitted groups, church meetings at Ives Chapel, and local summer school guest Lawrence Morg an and Williams family appear in this snapshot of community life. A closing note recalls historic use of quartz lens spectacles.
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Dorothy
Betty Lou
Topeka
Roy Clary
O. M. Hird
Agnes Olds
Marl
Karl
Kansas City
George Olds
Ernes' Butell
Anna Morgann
Merle Colman
Lawrence
Lynn Taylor
Anna
Russell Morgan
Ernest Johnson
LeLoun
Russell Leach
Lawrence Simpson
K. U
William Simpson
Earl and
Earl
Rosholt
Wis
O. M
Ira Whitted
Omaha
Neb
W. W. Whitted
Ives Chapel
Perry Dunn
Spring Creek
H. F E. Davison
Cleda Davison
Dorothy and Lyle
Floyd
Merlyn Rutherford
Edwin Davison
Junior McKinney
Neiland Thudhum
Earl Miller
Forest Park
Ottawa
Marlin Cook
J. F. Cunningham
A. R. Cook
Ernest Butell
Charlie Jardon
Helen van Keuren
Catherine van Keuren
Julia Miller
Makawai
Hawaii
Mary van Keyren
Catherine. Ee
Sweet Potato Cultivated by An Isolated People
U S government anthropologist F E Williams described a stone age group in interior Papua, part of mandated New Guinea, living in neat sweet potato gardens and scattered farmsteads. He and explorer Jack recently toured the region and reported a beautiful valley landscape.
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Honolulu
T. H. CP
Papua
F. E. Williams
U. S
South Pacific
Williams
Mandated New Guinea
Jack
Hides Describes Papuan People Detailing Traits
Hides, who discovered the People with Ivan Champion, another explorer planning further studies in the distant district, described the Papuan people as typical, dark, fine-looking fellows who carry excellent stone axes.
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Hides
Ivan Champion
Aisles
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Certain Eight Club
Gira
Robert
Reese
F. D. Miller
Ray Long
Harley Armstrong
Dorothy Alice
Frank Speicher
Lorenz Speicher
Eudora
R. W. Poilson
Charles McCreight
W. H. Ruese
D. Frank Jones
George Kuhne
Otto Barteldes
Charles Mcveight
B. G. Gustafson
J. B. Henry
June Griesa
Owen Carl
D. R. Kerley
North Third Street
William G. Pappas
Indiana Street
Lawrence Hospital
E. J. Logsdon
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Helen Wills Moody
San Francisco
Moody
Associated Press
Mothers’ Discussion Club
Riverside
H. L. Jones
1958
A. Noever
Ray
D. W. Hininger
Maine Street
Robert Reese
W. Roy Martin
B. P. Baker
Elden Smarr
J. S. Tobler
Martin
Fabrice
Milady
Percy Grainger
Hamilton
W. Parsons Jeweler
Mass
Cinderella Beauty Shop
John Dean, Jr
Jesse Collins
Wellsville
W. R. Sutor
Nina
Keith
Meridith Sonnecker
Margaret Sutor
Hird
Mrs. Hird
Spain
Malaga
Vanity Beauty Shop
W. 11Th
Red Cross
Enna Jettick
Drew
Otto Fischer
Michigan
Montgomery Ward
Oxfords
Kansas Public ‘Service Co