Church School to End With Program at First Methodist
Final session of the community vacation church school was held at First Methodist Church with 176 children enrolled over two weeks and an average attendance of 15. Mrs. Sam Ferguson served as principal. The closing program at 7 30 featured memory work, awards, and a demonstration of the school’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Sam Ferguson
Svini
Beginiere -Mra
Glen Mabe
Russel
Wiley
Beth Russell
Gayle Mott
Ecke Hall
Ice
Emb Jers
Hide Cara Arawn
Marton Bamber
Martha Sipple
Carl Seheilhorn
Dan Wiley
Paul Brock- Tran
Tore
Self Culture Club Hosts Sierra Leone Club Buffet Dinner
The Self Culture Club entertained the Sierra Leone Club and many guests at a 6:30 p.m. buffet dinner at Mrs. Jo aon Smothers home. The event featured two clubs’ colors programs, multiple hostesses, and notes of appreciation from officers. Forty members and several guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self Culture Club
Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone Club
Mra Jo Aon Smothers
Arthur Stanfield
Jamen Bryant
L Williams
Thelmarter
Ro Merkel Enaieman
Mra
Mo Webster Tyeong
Ted
Adames
Miss Ann Hadi Weds Dale Honig at St John Topeka
Society notes announce the marriage of Miss Ann Hadi daughter of Mrs Arthur Gibbens Lecompton to Dale W Honig in a Sunday ceremony at St John Lutheran Topeka Rev George Hoyer officiated a double ring rite. The bride wore poucre blue mesh with white gloves and pearl necklace. Sister Dorothy Honig served as maid of honor and brother Luther Hadl as best man. A reception followed at the Brunkow home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hadi
Arthur Gibbens
Lecompton
Dale W. Honig
St. John's Lutheran Church
George Hoyer
Dorothy Honig
Luther Hadl
Paul Brunkow
Gibbens
Santa Fe
Topeka
Fair Leaf
Melvernigh School
J. Honig
Army Air Forces
Cassius E. Street
Linwend Boulvard Methodist
Herbert Wittmever
Y Denen
Helen Pfleger
Alice Altern
Mis
Esther Pfleger
Arthur Bernita
Wanda Bernita
Marriage and gatherings mark Kansas headlines
The article details weddings and family events around Kansas, noting Eileen Marsh and Theodore Louis Hanssen wed at Linwood Boulevard Methodist Church in Kansas City Missouri, with guests from Lawrence, Lecompton, and Topeka. It also covers a Harris family picnic in Clinton Park, a birthday celebration for Mildred Cindfeter, and various travels and visits by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Eileen Marsh
Homer Marsh
Kansas City
Theodore Louis Hanssen
Stella Hanson
Tr. T L. Hanson
Mt. Vernon
At & O’clark
Linweed Boulevard Methodist Church
Max Kruwel
Jane Rinsell
Max Kruwell
Personal visits mark Carter family fortieth class year events
Mr and Mrs Frank Brock of Mountain Lake NJ visit Mrs Frances Carter for the fortieth class anniversary. Guests include Mr and Mrs W O Children of Council Bluffs and Mr and Mrs A B Stott of Omaha for Miss Catherine Carter’s graduation. Kilbourne House and Crystena Core win of Long Beach visit with FrLOM Owen and relatives. Lillian Constant to Oklahoma City. Mrs Fred Sanders and son Billy drive to Kansas City with Nellie Sanders visiting Lucy Frantz. Debs and family attend Sara Min’s graduation in Bucklin St Louis presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brock
Mountain Lake
Brock
Frances Carter
Carter
I Counc Bluffs, Lr
A. B. Stott
Omaha
Catherine Carter
Albuquerque
House
Crystena Corewin
Long Beach
Calif
Lawrence
Flom. Owen
Lillian Constant
J.T. Constant
Oklahama City
Mra
Fred Sanders
Enn
Billy
Kansas Cisterday
Nellie Sanders
Lucy Frantz
Debs
W. T. Minna
Mattie
James Wiliam
Phyilie Howell
Bucklin
Herman Minnis
St Louis
Sara Min
Vacation Plans and Local Notes From Storm Lake
A report notes plans for a four weeks vacation in Storm Lake Iowa with Dr Curran. Mrs HO MacDeren of Emporia left after a four day visit with sister Mrs E G Day and Mr Day. Mrs L A Guiles of 2108 Massachusetts St to have surgery at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Mrs G H Wetermuller spent the day in Kansas City. The text also mentions early Christian structures in the Isle of Man dating to the fifth century and notes that bumblebees wear a fur coat but usually die in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Curran
Storm Lake
Wic
HO. MacDeren
Emporia
E.G. Day
Mr. Day
L. A. Guiles
Massa
Chusetts Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
G. H. Wetermuller
Kansas City
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Church School
Peas
Eee
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Peay Eila Crowee
Lecompton J
W. W. Harris
Clinton Park
Ware
Fred Harris
New Jerse’ Etreat
Clarence Dares Martort
Sense Rand
Janice
And
Eduard Reed
Gypaum
Kansaa
Wilbur Swisher
Gerad Te
Jean
Bas
Dodge City
Karsase
Bougere Harris Tar
Joan Viertere
Lawrence Mo
Marte
Mire Tere
Vase Spss
Mrs
Dale C. Allison
Jat Pridge
Mildred
Cindfetter
Harvey McArthur
Loren Neilles
Dean Nesmith
M Huhers Ulrich
Mesete Pederesen
Leonard Jella, Jr
Mildred Cinifeter
Nesmith
Peder
Minnis
Virginia Hargett
H. W. Craig
E .Cc. Montague
Dallas
Tex
Ellen Melvilie
Eldora
Louise Towne
Dave Furman
Jimmie
Mountain Home
Ark
Furman
Melvin Williamson
Camp Nash
Paul Williamson
Sunflower Village
Frederick Guild
George M. Beal
T. H. Marsh
Jimmy
Jean Blanche
J. N. Gordon
R. ©. Wellburn
Baldwin
Marsh
Southern Methodist University
S. E. Curran
Patricia and
Navid
Sacramento
Cook's
Ise of Man
Altouch
Ames
Nebegsd
Mer
Ming
Stowits Rexall
The
Lawrence Hardware
Masa
Storm
Newton E. Jerome
Tunse
Torhnicius
Detroit
American Federation OF Musicians
L.t.harrisco
Zephyr Bakery
Zephyr
Guy
Wetancoven
T Donald Duck Sports
Welus
Winchell
Bogart
Naneata Stanwyck
Alexis Smith
Cutaky
Biggs Bunny
Garry
Alan Ladd
Satimoar
Svt
Varsity
Wiliam WrigHt
Belasco Ety
Austin
N. H
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