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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
6
A fragment lists Friday events and attendees including Mrs Howard Creel EH W Parsons Evans Hearth L D club and Mrs A M Hughes as participants in a local gathering. The text resembles a social club record with brief mentions of members and contracts.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Spalding entertained at a dinner for a small group of friends at their home last evening.
Betty Washington chapter members and guests gathered at 1129 Louisiana Street for a bright lawn party. A flag day program followed supper with Prof. M. W. Sterling speaking on historic Lawrence spots.
Mich returning to Chicago where Mr Lovett is assistant executive of the Southwest district Chicago council Boy Scouts of America Mrs Lovett a KU graduate Phi Chi Theta Beta Gamma Sigma and Washburn College graduate Topeka The Daffodil club meets tomorrow at 2 30 at Mrs Fred Hunsinger 612 Kentucky street for fall plant variety selection Dues payable Open to all Interest group Seventy two girls at Haskell Institute go to three ten day camps on campus directed by Mrs George Lowry They swim at a daily plunge and visit Tonganoxie state lake Adah chapter Eastern Star meets Friday at 8 pm Masonic temple Past matrons and patrons guests Light refreshments The Delta Delt club hosted by Mrs Howard Creel Friday afternoon Recreation club year end meeting at Mrs Cleve Dunigan home with Mrs Charlotte Dunigan Presentations on Our National Parks and gifts to retiring president New year books distributed Attendees included Mrs Rosa Gallager Mrs Jack Maloney Mrs Anthony Snyder and Miss Mabel Elliott over weekend guests Nazarene church traveling quartet John Dunbar Darrell Slack Alvin Smith James Hamerick Los Angeles Mrs Clyde Ford McPherson Mrs Mary Nininger and two sons Fergene and James attend Church of the Brethren conference Rev James Reed Robert Reed Oscar Reed Rev Lawson Brown and son James Kansas City Mrs Ford a KU graduate visiting Barton area with her parents.
A public notice lists multiple individuals and families including Mr. and Mrs. Carl Torneden Myrtle Torneden Nadine Torneden Albert Torneden Allea Reta Harold Phoebe Torneden Alfred Kahn Fern Edward Kahn Emil Gantz Dorothy Mildred Carl Richard Gantz Ernest Torneden De lores Charlene Gale Torneden Arnold Torneden Dwayne Reta Lou George Gantz Louis Torneden Charles Kampschroeder Effie Kampschroeder Earl Torneden and son Wayne Elizabeth Torneden Bracken Shuster J. Shuster Vernon Shuster Viola Pyle Vivian Hout among others.
The Royal Neighbors of America will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at Holloway's hall. They will hold memorial services and serve light refreshments.
The L D club meets Mrs A M Hughes 1312 Massachusetts St Friday at 2 30. Ulrich Hoover reunion set for Sunday June 19 at Lone Star Brethren church. Mrs Ella Longenecker hosts 81st birthday dinner with relatives from Topeka Harlingen and more. R L H club held final summer gathering with fall officers to be elected. Helen Tomlinson and Jo Lovett wed in Chicago with honeymoon to follow and summer plans at Owasippe.
Mrs T L James of Ruston Louisiana receives an honorary Doctor of Home Economics from John Brown University for general motherhood and homemaking. Also noted are visits and travels of several other women and families including Miss Bonnie Jean Daniels in Wooster and Mrs C J Moore en route to Madison for a daughter's graduation.
Carl Ketels who had a mastoid operation in Topeka hospital early in March has recovered enough to go home at 1215 Rhode Island street He is mostly bed bound but feels better and enjoys visits from friends. Mr and Mrs J B Daniels will leave tomorrow for a week long trip visiting relatives in Fort Wayne Indiana and Wooster Ohio
A marriage license was issued yesterday at the court house to David T. Lindsay and Lucille L. Lipp, both of Leavenworth, marking their official union.
Mrs Margaret Gray suffered a bad fall from a chair fracturing several ribs a Lawrence doctor was summoned. Mrs Schellhorn Marie and Mr and Mrs D L Burton were dinner guests of Mrs Mary Martin last week. Mr and Mrs Roy Curtis hosted Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Frank Kelly of Denton Kan and others.
A roundup of visits and events from Atchison and nearby towns includes several family gatherings in Lawrence Topeka and Oskaloosa. Neighbors share Sunday visits ice cream after a small grange turnout and a Tim berger snake sighting near Neal Banks.
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