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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1936
Page
5
A long society page from Lawrence highlights June events including the marriage of Luella Foreman to a Washington D C groom, Miss Eva Anderson’s Linwood to Garnett nuptials, and local club meetings. Reports cover Open House tecums, the Six Hundred club officers, M M S and Frivolous Belles activities, and a Girl Scout overland trip to Colorado.
A scrambled, OCR damaged listing of across clues for today’s crossword. Entries include varied topics and partial phrases such as fees, vessels, weeds, commerce, and deposed words, with many garbled letters and incomplete terms.
The Sunflower 4-H club held its meeting at Steuber son with 27 members and new faces. A joint tour and a big day at the high school diamond featured a Sunflower vs Jayhawk 4-H game, plus a rope halter demo and standings on round up reports. Local families and members travel plans to Colorado Yellowstone and Canada were noted along with several remembrances of recent trips and health updates.
A reflective line from a 1930s syndicated piece expresses moral conflict and public scrutiny. The speaker admits personal hypocrisy yet asserts courage to play honestly when confronted by a preacher, highlighting themes of conscience and social judgment.
Mrs. Margaret Garvin marks ninety seventh birthday amid visits from friends and out of town well wishers. despite arthritis she remains cheerful with keen memory and interest in current events, recalling pioneer Kansas days and the Douglas Parade she once led in her youth.
Robert King of Haskell to wed in New York after securing a license in Moorestown. The couple plans a Greenwich Presbyterian church ceremony in Maine today with J L Rinw Jr and Martha Herr involved. King, born in Danville, Ky, is son of Rev Hy Spears King and Marie Spears King. Herr, born in Moorestown, is daughter of CL Herr and Rachel De C Herr.
Miss Agnes Mary White received a small circle of close friends for a mixed shower at the Mound sedenthouse Saturday afternoon. The room was decorated with pink and white streamers and garden flowers.
Linwood residents Mr. and Mrs. Eastham hosted at the Davenport home while Alma Walter of Kansas City visited relatives. Lena Torneden and family joined gatherings with the Brock and Torneden households. A community meeting, wedding attendance, and various visits around Ames, Lawrence, Independence, and Clinton park were reported amid weather concerns.
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