Society Contributions Deadline for Journal World
Society items for the Journal-World society column must reach the office by noon on publication day. Include names and events in clear readable form to ensure timely printing.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1939
Page
6
Society items for the Journal-World society column must reach the office by noon on publication day. Include names and events in clear readable form to ensure timely printing.
Wednesday events at P E O chapter and Landrith Bridgettes include picnics and breakfasts at Weaver Lodge with Mrs G 8 and others. Friday features Miss Jeannette Bowersock and Mrs E W Parsons at contract clubs, Colonial and Round clubs with notable members such as Mrs Roland DeWatteville and Mrs J E B Stephens.
Miss Vona R. Avey and Burton E. Axline tied the knot at the Church of God before about 150 guests in a garden themed ceremony. The bride wore white satin with orange blossoms, and attendants included Mrs. Roy Yoder. A reception followed at the bride’s Oak Hill home, with a three tier cake and photography, then the couple planned to reside at 841 Rhode Island Street in Lawrence.
Local groups announce meetings and social events with dates ranging from tomorrow to July 14. The Kanwaka Literary club Asa Colman hosts a roll call editorial session. Rebekahs and O A O clubs schedule gatherings, breakfasts, and memorial services. Notable attendees include Miss Esther Leigh and Mrs. Agnes Evans with plans for a Manhattan convention.
In Kansas City Missouri the Lawrence club voted to invite first district clubs to hold their conference here in November. The Accredited Music Teachers association plans a recital tomorrow at 4 PM at the First Methodist church featuring pupil performances from Ednah Hopkins Dorothy Enlow Miller W B Dalton Louise Wiedemann and Kate Caldwell.
A report outlines invitation tournament results at the Country club with 145 attendees at lunch. Prize winners include Mrs. Max Wilhelmi and Mrs. Jack Miller of Lawrence and others from Toneka and Kansas City. Ina Bernice Tobler wed Worthy Rogers in April at Olathe. Birth announced for a son at Memorial hospital. Junior class girls at Oread Training School aided a seniors tea in Memorial Union ballroom.
Mrs. Justin R. Anderson and her small daughter from Louisville are due to visit her in law parents Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Decker and attend the tenth anniversary of her KU graduation class. Wilfred Wortman, KU graduating in 19XX, spends a few days in Kansas City. Bruce B. Jackson and Hubert J. Hamlin, University School of Architecture students from Monett and Paola, depart with the Daniels family for New York to study architecture and see European plans before returning to Lawrence in fall.
City health department acted fast after a Topeka quarantine breach. Mrs. Fortner visited a sick infant at a university fraternity house, was vaccinated, and the home quarantined. No local cases reported. Topeka sees cases and the state health board monitors the outbreak.
In Nuremberg Pennsylvania housewives blocked a secondary highway for five hours to protest a paving project that was abandoned. Husbands cheered as dust from passing cars disrupted their chores and sparked a brief standoff with a motorist who honked in protest.
Troopers faced a hostile reception from women on the sidelines as more troopers arrived to direct motorists around a site. Words of arrest prompted a pause as housewives dispersed and returned home.
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