Social Calendar Lists Events Across Local Clubs
Tuesday events include B. and P. W. club at Colonial and United Home Services at the American Legion hall. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Williams host a dinner club at the Country club. Mrs. Maud Hawk and Mrs. Ray Wright organize luncheons and an evening bridge. A shower for Georgia Lucille Jones and a marriage announcement for Shirley Bartholahe and Lieut. L. F. Akers occur, with luncheons and a garden party planned at the Schwahn home.
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P. W. Club
Ner
Colonial
United Home Services Club
American Legion Hall
Dick Willams
Maud Hawk
Ray Wright
Evans Hearth
Stanley Schwahn
Wisconsin society notes shines with weddings and meetings
Mrs James E Clark of Falls City Nebraska hosts a dinner bridge and shower for Miss Shirley Bartholomew before her wedding to Lieut L F Akers at the First Methodist church. The Barttholomew and Akers wedding is set for tomorrow at 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Clark
Falls City
Neb
Elaine Linley
R. G. Linley
Shirley Bartholomew
Miss Bartholomew
L. F. Akers
First Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Naomi Light
Perry O. Hanson
Chanute
China
H. B. Harnar
Betty Jean Abels Weds Lawrence Man in KU Ties
Miss Betty Jean Abels daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Abels married Lawrence MRS. ALLAN R. EwING on May 29. She earned an A B from the University of Kansas this week. He, son of Mr. and Mrs. A B Ewing, has studied at KU this year and will enter army service soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther L. Parry
W. T. Parry
Mason B. Barney
John A. Barney
Rutland
Plymouth Congregational Church
Joseph F. King
Roberta Lee Elder
Linwood
Georges Boulanger
Marian Replogle
Wapener
Elgar
Mendelssohn
Esther Boys
Haskell Cafe
T. A. Finney
Asa Meyers
Edith Boys
Vermont
Kirksville
Barney
Elizabeth Boys
Linwood Eee
James Tudhope
Lin
John Parry
T. A. Parry
Cheautauqua
Allan R. Ewing
Betty Jean Abels
Edwin F. Abels
University of Kansas
Ewing
A. B. Ewing
Mise Cordelia Jayne Reazin
Francis L. Schmale
H. L. Schmale
Kansas City
Trinity Methodist Church
Denver
Samuel W. Marble
Miss Reazin
Ha Reazin
Harper
Schmale
Lowry Field
Army Air Corps
Convention attendees and local society notices in Lawrence
Lawrence society columns list attendees from the city for a Kansas Federation convention and university war courses. Also noted are dinners, club meetings, church groups, and farm bureau events across Lawrence with dates, hosts, speakers, and honorees.
Local graduations and travels fill weekend notices
Mrs L N Lewis returns from Little Rock after ten days away. Lyle Powell Jr comes back from Sewanee where he studied at the University of the South. Margaret Coghill leaves for Wichita University to enroll in education college with her family. The Evans family travels from Galesburg to visit relatives in town. Washington DC visitors, the Dyes, join Mrs Ida Miller on 928 Alabama. The Fugates return from Beatrice and Wichita. Paul Smart spends weekend with George Lewis in Wichita. Gladys Tyson McConnell and son visit family in town. Elizabeth Rule returns from Dallas where she wintered with J D Rodgers. The Blairs attend commencement activities and 25th Blair class reunion. L A McNalley and children Mary Beth and Michael are listed in weekend notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Lewis
Little Rock
Ark
Lyle Powell, Jr
Sewanee, Tenn
University of the South
Margaret Coghill
Wichita
College of Education
Wichita University
Brese Aes Seldon Butcher
W. D. Evans
Charles
Galesburg
William J. Evans
M. L. Dye
Washington, D.C
Dye
Ida Miller
Alabama Street
J. B. Fugate
Guy S. Mitchell
Barnsdall
Okla
Beatrice, Neb
Colo
Tyson
M. E. Tyson
F. L. Brown
Elizabeth Rule
Lawrence
Dallas
Tex
J. D. Rodgers
J. A. Blair
McPherson
Blanche B. Yeaton
Forest
Robert E. Blair
Mabel Yeaton Blair
Blair
L. A. McNalley
Mary Beth
Michael
John Dunn
Elizabeth Dunn
W. O. Flory
W. G. Martin
Gene Bests
Will Carr
Kenneth Smith
Kansas City
Frances Carr
Vernon Flory
Arthur Hughes
Jolly Workers Club
W. P. Fincher
Mary Harbaugh
Anna Cline
Foster Laming
Remmert
Kentucky
Charles Himpel
Jessie
Roscoe Bedell
St. Louis
J. E. Campbell
Harold Needham
Joe Emerson
A. L. Knox
Hubbel Hill Cemetery
Toothaker
United Church
Brady
Harold Johnson
George Seufert
Marjorie Myers
University of Kansas
Lelia Myers
Mary Louise Miller
Mary Jane Miller
Colum
Local residents visit kin before returning home
Multiple families and individuals travel between Lawrence Kansas and nearby towns including Minne apolis Kansas Belpre Edwards county and Topeka for family visits graduation and medical events. Notable mentions include Donald Temple Sr and Jr visiting Spring field and Norton respectively and Mrs McGee Mrs Haney Mrs Sigmund and Mrs Jensen undergoing or awaiting medical care.
Local notes list births visits and travels across towns
Mrs. Harry Gallagher announces a son born May 26 and Oscar Merritt's wife adds a daughter May 25. Many residents visit relatives in Leavenworth Lawrence Junction City Topeka Emporia. Gerald Salmon returns from KU for summer. Jo Ann Neifbarger attends Kansas State. Journal-World urges vacation subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bla
Maude Moore
Leavenworth
Robert Schenck
Bill
Don Himpel
California
Charles
Arthur Himpel
Harry Gallagher
G.W.W. Club
Valley Grove
Jefferson County
W. O. Flory
Charles Kapher
Lawrence
A. L. Knox
Oscar Merritt
Edward Vance
Independence
Jack
Ed Schilling
Topeka
Bertha Halsted
Anna Kline
Lin Stout
Junction City
Ray Warner
Lyndon
O. M. Bates
Mac Huffman
Hervey Quisenberry
Kansas City
Nelson Quisenberry
Mary Ellen Coffey
Emporia State Teachers College
Hercules Powder Company
Kenneth Thistlethwaite
Ronnie
Alta Vista
David Thistlethwaite
Lord
Missouria
John Jeanquart
Joselyn
Bieta
Linda Lee
Congregational Ladies Association
Emon
Floyd Ratliff
Gerald Salmon
University of Kansas
Jo Ann Neifbarger
Kansas State College
Manhattan
L. S. Giles
Amarillo
Tex
Betty Sue
Giles
Faye McAlexander
Tonganoxie
Winifred Kimmel
Ozawkile
Rollie Laster
John Mails
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Harold M. Chamney
Marie
Darrell E. Wood
Virgil D. Wood
Kan
Naomi
Women’s Missionary Society of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Stephens College
Lawrence Man
Hixon
Hazel Anderson
Kansas Federation
Hazel Dawson
Lawrence Club
Luther T. Leigh
Lillian Phillips
Margaret Colman
The
Miss Anderson
Miss Dawson
John A. Parry
Chautauqua
Brackett Farm Bureau
Margaret Haines
Ohio Street
Charles E. Hubbard
John McClure
Social Order of the Beauceant
Masonic Temple
H. L. Kane
M. J. Watson
James D. Watson
Claflin
Hazel Curry
Robert McGill
Beth Atkine
St. John
Dr. Watson
Mrs. Kane
Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau
Evan Griffith
Otto Luckan
Red Cross
R. C. Miller
C. W. Maloney
Eileen
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Godfrey, Ill
Monticello Seminary
Jane Miller
Marilyn Maloney
Sally Fitzpatrick
Jane
Noble Grands Club of
the Rebekahs
Minnie Kahle
Frank Lescher
Paul Lange
Frank Roberts
Thelma Haverty
Kate Caldwell
C.F. Hall
G. S. Landrith
Gevene Landrith
Georgia Mae Landrith
Donna Sue Landrith
Paul Smart
Frank Gray
Harold Allen
J. W. Holmes
Robert Oyler
Ben Barteldes
Chancellor
Deane W. Malott
Payne Ratner
F. M. Harris
Ottawa
John Allison—McPherson
Hubert Brighton
Leo Haughey
Concordia
John H. Kane
Bartlesville
Ernest K. Lindley
Washington, Dc
Stanley B. Lindley
Fergus Falls
Minn
Charles L. Marshall
J. A. Schowalter
Newton
Kenneth Spencer
Roy Stookey
W. L. Stryker
Fredonia
John N. van der Vries
Winnetka
Benjamin O. Weaver
Mullinville
Ray Pierson
Burlingon
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Fairview Church
Eugene Leary
State Dairy Commission
Alt
Minneapolis
the Cedars
W. C. Simons
Anna B. McGee
W.W. Russ
Dr. Russ
Donald Temple, Sr
Springfield
Or. W. Maloney
Artesia
N. M
C. C. Haney
Belpre
Edwards County
Betty
K. U
Stanley
Orville White
Haney
Journal-World
Santa Fe
Lawrence Sigmund
New Orleans
Sigmund
Dorothy Weyermuller
Wetmora
Donald Temple, Jr
Norton
Andrew Jensen
Connecticut Street
Memorial Hospital
Clarence McKay
C. C Bowman
Harvey Schmedemann
Alabama
Samuel Braden
Roberts
Lmornace Memorial Co
Norman Endacott
Met
W. 11Th
Bride Imperial
Candlewick
Cape Cod
Vickers Gift Shop
Mass. St
Fritz Midridge Hotel
Meyn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Paris
Notions Department
Lacatex
Asbotcer
America’s NO
Moth Insurance
Moth Cares
Vaea
Lia Tes
Enot
Tereae
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