Society Calendar Highlights Weekender Events
Saturday luncheon by Pan-Hellenic Association at Evans Hearth hosted by Mr and Mrs Kellin Hoover and Mr and Mrs George Docking. Small dinner bridge at University club. Monday Lawrence Flower club at First Christian church and Post Office women's group led by Mrs B Z Stephenson.
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Pan-Hellenic Association
Evans Hearth
Kellin Hoover
George Docking
University Club
Lawrence Flower Club
First Christian Church
Post Office Women's Group
B. Zz. Stephenson
Herriott announces marriage of Genevieve to George Fisher
Mrs J C Herriott announces the marriage of their daughter Genevieve to George Morris Fisher of Syracuse New York The wedding was Saturday June 13 at 8 30 pm at First Presbyterian church Syracuse with Dr Taylor officiating The bride a University of Kansas graduate taught mathematics at Shawnee Mission High School Fisher a University of Idaho graduate formerly in forestry now in government war work in Syracuse They reside at 105 Nottingham Road Syracuse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Herriott
Genevieve
George Morris Fisher
Syracuse
N. Y
First Presbyterian Church
Taylor
University of Kansans
Shawnee Mission High School
Fisher
Earl V. Fisher
Council Bluffs
University of Idaho
Forestry Service
Northwest
Nottingham Road
Delphines of Trinity Lutheran Church Dinner Meeting Tuesday
The Delphines of Trinity Lutheran Church plan their annual dinner meeting for Tuesday evening June 23 at 6 43 at the Women’s Relief Corps No 9 veterans hall hosted a luncheon with patriotic songs a reading Why I Love America and a Peace solo by Lena Norman granddaughter of T B Williams past G A R commander A business meeting followed led by Mrs George Bryant Lawrence Flower Club meets Monday at 2 30 in First Christian basement with a program Pleasures of the Nose by Miss Cora Downs and Mrs John Selig. Golf pairings listed for Tuesday at the country club. Vinland Farm Bureau met with 15 members present Miss Edna Koehler guest nutrition lesson by Mrs Elmer Beatty and Mrs Frank Horrell Miss Martha Kelley led recreation and July picnic planned for members and families Adah chapter No 7 O E S held last meeting before summer at Masonic temple with Motherhood Through the Years tribute led by Mrs David Passon two songs by Mrs Julia Martin refreshments by Mrs Ella Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Lou Cooke
Wilbur L. Harms
el Dorado
First Christian Church
A. B. Ewing
Miss Cooke
Harms
Janis Patchen
Sue Corson
Fibich
Maurice Clarkson
Boeing Aircraft Company
Wichita
Women’s Relief Corps No. 9
Topeka
Veterans’ Hall
K. C. Evans
Lawrence
Vinland Farm Bureau
Perry Stevens
Edna Koehler
Elmer Beatty
Frank Horrell
Martha Kelley
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
David Passon
Julia Martin
Ella Young
Weekend Visits and Local Talks Highlight Personal Notices
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nash and their children plan a Wichita weekend at the Cowans, with Mr. Nash speaking Monday at the Wichita Rotary on Kansas receiving home for children. Mrs. Lawrence Platt and her sons depart for a two week visit to relatives in Wichita and Junction City. Claude Gee of Pittsburgh arrives from Omaha to stay with his mother. Dr. Elizabeth L. Bussing will return from Memorial hospital after an operation. Mrs. Arthur L. Smith of Lincoln visits her sister in town. she heads the Nebraska League of Women Voters. Mr. and Mrs. Higgins have recently moved here from Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Nash i
Barbara Joan
Robert Alan
Wichita
A. M. Cowan
Nash
Junction City
Claude Gee
Pittsburgh
Omaha
Frank Gee
Elizabeth L. Bussing
Memorial Hospital
Arthur L. Smith
Lincoln
Neb
James W. Higgins
Louisiana Street
Smith
Sun Flower Ordnance Works Office Manager Relocates Family
Office manager Miss Nellie Barnes and her relatives Marian Caro lyn Ann and George Fraser have moved from Honolulu to the former Henley home at 713 Louisiana street. Janet Arnold of Kansas City visits her cousin Sue Wright for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Nellie Barnes
Marian
Carolyn Ann
George Fraser
Honolulu
Henley
Louisiana Street
Janet Arnold
Kansas City
Sue Wright
Sunflower Girls' State Ends After Week at KU
After a week in session at the University of Kansas the Sunflower Girls' State closes tomorrow with 260 attendees. Mary E. Petersen directed the event with speakers including Mrs. Waldemar Geltch and Kansas Highway official Bryan Wilson. A ballroom dance and informal ceremonies conclude the training hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ State
University of Kansas
American Legion Auxiliary
Mary E. Petersen
Kansas City
Sunflower Girls’ State
Union Building
Waldemar Geltch
Bryan Wilson
Kansas Highways Commission
General Assembly
Mary McIntosh
Topeka
Michael Konomas
Kansas City, Mo
Immunization Clinic Aids Pre School Children
The Recreation Council with Miss Electa Kindlesperger and Dr. H L Chambers offers a health day immunization program at elementary schools for children aged one to six. Diphtheria toxoid and smallpox vaccines will be provided free on parental request, aiming for full pre school coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Kindlesperger
H. L. Chambers
Recreation Council
Altho
State Board of Health
Lawrence
Indlesperger
P.T.A
Leonard Williams
Woodlawn
Ray Wright
Pinckney
Guy Keeler
Cordley
Milton Moore
Lincoln
Nancy Wood
McAllaster
C. R. Stewart
New York
Clifford Dean
Immunization Clinic Serves Lawrence New Residents List
A Lawrence immunization drive recruits recent arrivals through a hospitality committee headed by Mrs. Frank Willey. The schedule runs June 23 to 30 at Cordley Pinckney Woodlawn Lincoln New York McAllaster, with clinics opening at 9 30 a m at all sites except Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Frank Willey
Tem -T.A
P. Council
Chamber of Commerce
Illey
Frank Pietkens
McAllaster
E. O. Stone
Cordley
George Docking
Milton Moore
Lincoln
Stansbury
New York
J. E. Goble
Woodlawn
Willey
Pinckney
Immunization schedule and school helper plan outlined
Two districts hold morning immunizations Woodlawn at 9 30 and Lincoln at 11 am. A second diphtheria dose will be given two weeks later on July 8 9 10 18 and 14 at the same time and place. Ree pac coordinates junior high and high school playgroup helpers with parent teacher representatives hosting at school buildings and assisting medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn
Lincoln
Ree Pac
War Price Board urges filing price lists and sugar certificates
Douglas County War Price and Rationing Board secretary C B Holmes received a telegram from state director H O Davis demanding that cost of living price lists be filed by July. Local chief clerk George Wetzel noted only about fifteen retailers had submitted ceilings and urged prompt action. Sugar certificates will be issued at the Lawrence National Bank building starting Monday June 22 at 8 AM with 875 certificates issued yesterday at Manual Junior High by volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Holmes
Douglas County
Canning
Lawrence National Bank
George Wetzel
Manual
Rationing Officials Plan District Meeting in Topeka
A district meeting of rationing officials is set for Wednesday June 24 in Topeka with speakers J. W. Scott and William E. White state rationing officials. The Lawrence City Rationing Board met at 11 this morning at the rear of the Lawrence National Bank building where tire and automobile applications were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
J. W. Scott
William E. White
Lawrence City Rationing Board
Lawrence National Bank
Legion Auxiliary Sale For Welfare Work
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors a sale of extracts and toilet articles to benefit its welfare projects. A note urges readers to have the Journal-World mailed to vacation addresses for summer away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Journal- World
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C. W. Amidon
Evans
Charles, Stough
J. W. Holmes
Manuel Snavely
New Jersey Street
Women’s Post Office
B. Z. Stephenson
Alabama Street
Red Cross
Floyd L. Shields
East Thirteenth Street
Stanley Carrol
Alpha Omicron Pi
Lawrence Rushees
A. J. Mix
Ruth Orcutt
Phi Chapter
Delores Grossenbacher
Sabetha
Jean Klussman
Marcia Fryer
Iola
Norma Deem
Oneida
Janet Turner
Jean Sellers
Willie Lou Robertson
el Paso
Tex
Dorsey-Liberty Post
The
American Legion
Post Hall
Wadsworth Hospital
William Koliender
Mary Spalding
W. E. Spailding
New York University
Arthur Spalding
Pelham Manor
Spalding
New Rochelle Hospital
Pelham Memorial High School
Birmingham School For Girls
Pennsylvania
Wells College
Winthrop College
South Carolina
Florence Cooke
Bettis B. Cooke
Winnie Lowrance
Mary Fee
Jane Malin
Helen Shaw
Marie Miller
Jean Russell
Marjorie Ward
Alpert Williams
Naomi Rummage
Fla. Rice
Ruth Litchen
Ola Rummage
Chilocco
Okla
Shirley Hannon
Ottawa
Love
Loy
Miami Beach
Myrna Loy
John D. Hertz, Jr
Delphines
Trinity Lutheran Church
H. S. Nelgon—trais F. T. Barteldes
Harry Green
R. G. Zimmerman
William Zweifel
H. W. Stowits
Robert van Noy
J. W. Jakosky
Ant William Stone
W. A. Me
B. G. Gustafson
C. C. Stewart
Paul Smart
Ben Bartel
E. J. Coy
John Schra
Harry Brown
W. H. Ruese
C. F. McCreight
W. c. Hunsinger
J. T. Perry
Marigold Bennett
E. W. Patton
W. G. Hutson
C. R. Allen
W. K. Bruner
L. E. Rice
J. Dodds
C. G. Hesse
H. W. Penchard, Jr
Sunflower Girls
Cotton
Camille Anderson
Memphis, Tenn
Washington
Kiss
Ellison D
Cotton Ed” Smith
de Luxe Cafe
Dad
the Independent
Independent Laundry
DAY Cleaners
Vermont St
State Rationing
Douglas County War Price and Rationing Board
America
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America
Pratt & Whitney
Thurches
West Side Presbyterian Church
Maine
Paul B. Lawson
Marion Barlow
Christian Endeavor
Vickers Gift Shop
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Lawrence Laundry & Dry
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