Social Calendar Updates From Local Clubs
Tuesday events include the Wives of the School of Education faculty hosting bridge at Mrs F P O Brien and golf at the Country club with Dr and Mrs Penfield Jones and others. Wednesday features Chapter CW or P BE O anniversary dinner and Scotch foursomes at the Country club. Thursday lists B and P W club dinner at Lake View.
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School of Education
F. P. O Brien
Penfield Jones
Clifton Ramsey
Pridge Club
Monti Belot, Jr
Mary Cameron
Olin Petefish
United Home Service Club
P. BE. O
Ethan Smith
J. W. Holmes
P. W
Lake View
E. J. Coy
B. G. Gustafson
Social events and weddings fill Lawrence calendar notices
Social bridge luncheons and small parties are planned for Mrs. Verner Smith Mrs. C J Perkins and Mrs Mont Belot Jr at Cameron home. A Beauceant meeting at Masonic temple is noted with refreshments. Flor es Florence Evalyn Smith to wed Ronald S Anderson in Phoenix Arizona. Numerous local gatherings, weddings and a Past Matrons club event are reported with attendees from Baldwin Topeka Ottawa and other towns.
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The
Eastern Star
George Lothholz
Eudora
Local D A R Members Host Tea and Weddings Reported
Beaumont state D A R museum chairwoman hosted tea with regents from Betty Washington and Ottawa chapters serving gingerbread from a Betty Washington recipe. Ottawa saw Elva Craik marry Dr. David Hoover in a Sunday 10 am ceremony. Nancy Jane Muir born May 26 in Long Beach. Laura Jane Smith wed Edward Geiger Jr. in Kansas City with family attendance and detailed gowns. Cadet Wayne Coe home on furlough celebrated with a Clinton Park picnic as local clubs hold golf and meals events.
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Elva M. Craik
Lawrence
David H. Hoover
Urbana
Ill
Ottawa
W. B. DeVilbiss
Christian Miller
Overbrook
Chicago
Hoover
Economics
University of Chicago
Wayne G. Coe
Lowry Field
Denver
Air Grounds Corps School
Clinton Park
Coe
C. G. Coe
Massachusetts Street
Community Notes and Local Weddings Highlight Week
The Women's Society of the First Baptist church plans a closing meeting with a 1 PM picnic lunch led by Mrs. R S Brooks and devotionals on Love, the Key to Understanding conducted by Mrs M Endenhall. Miss Beth Atkins and Dr James D Watson wed in St John, the couple connected to KU. The Nik-O-Lets meet Friday with Mrs W E Kennard. Bob Ellsworth’s 16th birthday party drew about 80 friends in the Memorial Union Kansas room. Frances Caroline Boerkircher wed Lieut Bernard Zohn in Kansas City. Zohn serves in the Army Nurses Corps at Lowry.
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Marian Louise Williams
Baldwin
Kan
Raymond Williams
Ada Williams
First Methodist Church
Kilborn Bowers
Plattsburg
Rector Green
Buffalo
Department of Education
Baker University
Tonganoxie
Williams
Phi Musoree
Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church
R. S. Brooks
Mendenhall
Beth Atkins
H. C. Atkins
St. John
James D. Watson
M. J. Watson, Claflin
First Methodist
Dr. Atkins
University of Kansas
Watson
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
University
Harry L. Kane
Maud Ellsworth
Bob Ellsworth
Kansas
Memorial Union
Carl Boerkircher
Lone Star
Frances Caroline
Bernard Zohn
Denver
Colo
Kansas City
Zohn
Army Nurses Corps
Lowry
Field Colo Lieutenant Zohn Stationed at Fort Leonard Wood
Field Colo Lieutenant Zohn is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood where they will make their time in training and duties.
Personal notices from Lawrence area readers
Mrs. Lloyd Cole of Hutchinson arrives tomorrow noon to spend the weekend with her sister Mrs. Verner Smith. Mrs. David Watson returns from visits in Geary and Carnegie with relatives and friends. Mrs. Charles Pipkin and Mrs. Chamberlain return after a Kansas City weekend with the Dixsons.
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Lloyd Cole
Hutchinson
Verner Smith
David Watson
W. H. Hartman
Carnegie
Okla
Geary
Charles M. Pipkin
Kansas City
Robert M. Chamberlain
Katherine and
Robert, Jr
Kan
K. W. Davidson
Pipkin
Davidson
Chamberlain
Howard Davis
Detroit
Mich
Lawrence
Katherine Bargh
Haskell
Baxter Springs
E. M. Cameron
Harriet Haskell MacDonald
John H. MacDonald
National Broadcasting Company
New York
Hillside Farm
Rochester
J. R. Holmes
Pleasanton
Blue Mound
Ara Freese
Chicago
Journal-World Mail To Summer Address Reminder
When leaving town remember to call 22 and arrange for the Journal-World to be mailed to your summer address. This quick instruction helps readers maintain their paper delivery during vacation.
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Journal-World
Daily Begins New Duties as Farm Security Supervisor
Miss Winnifred Daily started as home management supervisor for the Farm Security Administration. The post was vacant after Miss Gertrude Hunt left for Beloit. Daisy M. Simon from Oskaloosa, previously a home economics teacher in southeast Kansas, assists as she covers Douglas and Leavenworth counties. Evelyn Cruzan of Topeka, district supervisor, is aiding Daily to begin.
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Winnifred Daily
Farm Security Administration
Gertrude Hunt
Beloit
Daisy M. Simon
Oskaloosa
Daisy
Pittsburg
Kansas
Douglas
Leavenworth
Evelyn Cruzan
Topeka
Miss Daily
Reading Workshop Opens in Memorial Union
The reading workshop opened this week at the Memorial Union with 18 members from the reading institute enrolled as students. The intensive study targets individual problems in teaching reading in elementary grades, with staff including Miss Helen Haas, Dr. Albert J. Harris, and Dr. Bert A. Nash guiding the program.
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Memorial Union
Reading Institute
Institute
Helen Haas
University of Chicago Laboratory
Albert J. Harris
College of the City of New York
Bert A. Nash
University of Kansas
Educational Forum Speaker Dr Albert J Harris At KU
Dr Albert J Harris a psychologist and remedial reading supervisor from the College of the City of New York will address the first educational forum of the summer session at the Memorial Union tonight at 7. He will discuss The Problem of Reading in Our Schools and the lecture is open to the public.
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Albert J. Harris
College of the City of New York
Memorial Union
Lawrence
Reading Institute and Reading Workshop
Harris
University quartet showcases Dvorak and diverse works at Hoch
The University of Kansas string quartet performed last night in Hoch auditorium to a large enthusiastic audience. They delivered a strong account of the Dvorak American quartet with its negro idiom, plus selections from Leclair Raff Ippolitoff-Ivanow and Bloch. An arrangement of the Cheyenne War Dance by the late Professor Charles S. Skilton impressed local music lovers.
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University of Kansas
Hoch
Dvorak
Leclair
Raff
Ippolitoff-Ivanow
Bloch
Charles S. Skilton
Quartet Encore Delights at School of Fine Arts
At the close of the program the applause was prolonged and the theory and organ department present in the School of Fine Arts responded with an encore. The quartet played the Serenade from Haydn to finish the evening.
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Amd
School of Fine Arts
Haydn
Brothers in arms letters reach Klemp family
Mr and Mrs Henry A Klemp of 1639 Mississippi Street report brothers in the armed forces have written this week. Mrs Klemp’s brother Capt William H Dumm of Long Island has moved from commercial flying to a federal government route between New York and Chicago. Mr Klemp’s brother Capt Hubert E Klemp, an engineer at Selfridge Field, also sent word yesterday.
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Henry A. Klemp
Mississippi Street
Military promotion and relocation noted for Major Mitch ell Field
Mich. officer promoted to major and reassigned to the engineering section headquarters at the first Air Force Mitch ell Field. New York Mrs. Hubert Klemp and her daughter Karen visiting Violet McKone in Lawrence are now with Major Klemp in New York.
Fly Named to Another Term as FCC Chairman
President Roosevelt nominates James L. Fly for another term on the federal communications commission where he already serves as chairman. The nomination announces continued leadership from Washington on June 16.
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Washington
James L. Fly
Roosevelt
Federal Communications Commission
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