Social Calendar Week Includes Receptions and Bridge
Tuesday features breakfast bridge at Evans Hearth hosted by Mrs C W Amidon, plus a reception for Rev and Mrs Joseph F King at Plymouth Congregational church and Country Club golf matches. Wednesday lists A A A W book review group and multiple bridge events. Thursday includes bridge luncheon at Evans Hearth and Progressive contract club led by Mrs James Arbuthnot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Amidon
Breakfast Bridge
Evans Hearth
Joseph F. King
Plymouth Congregational Church
A. A. A. W. Book Review Group
Dan Springer
H. H. Stephenson
Bridge
Social notes of Topeka events and weddings
Dean and Mrs E B Stouffer host a reception honoring President and Mrs E B Stoffer of Topeka. Mrs Madge Bullene plans a tea and later bridge for Mrs Woodward's college circle. Rev Howard Koelb opens his parsonage. Lawrence Flower Club meets with fragrant garden talk. A June wedding, Lorene Stephens to Corp Jimmie Carroll, is detailed with attendants and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Stouffer
E. B. Stoffer
Topeka
Stoffer
Washburn College
Deane College
Crete
Neb
Community notices and social events listed for Thursday
Thursday at 1 6 o'clock at Clinton park with Mrs John Levett as hostess the topic for roll call Why I Love America The hostess will have charge of the program Mrs H C Taylor will entertain her bridge luncheon club Thursday at 1 o'clock at the Evans Hearth Miss Marie Chamney whose marriage to Darrell E Wood of Kansas City Kan will take place July 3 was guest of honor at a kitchen shower given by Miss Nana Mae Hartley The guests took part in a treasure hunt in the yard where gifts were found The Scotch foursomes will be played tomorrow night at the Country club tee off at 5 30 Dinner reservations may be made at the club Mrs Bob Va Ney and Mrs R G Zimmerman in charge of the foursomes Mrs James Arbuthnot 1304 Vermont Street will entertain the Progressive contract club Thursday afternoon at 2 30 The Home Aid society will be entertained at the home of Mrs Ed Hope Thursday afternoon at its last meeting before summer vacation The Lydia group of the Baptist Women's society will meet with Mrs Charles Elder 838 Arkansas Street tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 Members are to take needles and thimbles Mr and Mrs Stuart Thurber and family entertained with a dinner Sunday for relatives Mr and Mrs George Shuler Mr and Mrs Harve Flory and son Wayne Mr and Mrs Harold Flory Mr and Mrs Roy Shuler and daughters Mr and Mrs Noah Shuler Trinity Guild of the Episcopal church will meet tomorrow morning at 11 30 at the parish house
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
E. D. Stephens
Cameron
Lorene
Corp
Jimmie Carroll
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Alfred J. Beil
Trinity Lutheran Church
Daisy Maud Underwood
Kansas City
Lawrence Fulton
Anne Ward
Eleanor Writesman
Marie Chamney
Darrell E. Wood
Nana Mae Hartley
Chamney
E., H. Chamney
Mary Lou Elliott
Bonnie Jean Barnes
Arlene Auchard
Junie Sutherland
Margot Baker
Betty Carman
Rose Messer
Alice Greer
Charlotte Weidensaul
Phyllis Talmadge
Louise Baldwin
Mary Frances Fitzpatrick
Gerry Hartley
I. W. Hartley
Bob Va Ney
R. G. Zimmerman
Lydia
The
Baptist Women’s Society
Charles Elder
Arkansas Street
Victory Club Meeting and Local Births in Lawrence
The Victory club meets at Mrs. Louise Baker 1023 Kentucky street Friday at 2 pm with roll call on Most embar rassing moments. Entertainment includes a white elephant exchange and bingo. A son was born to Lieut. and Mrs. Norman F. Koenig of Louisville. Doris Mae Hatch married Lloyd A. House in a June 20 ceremony at the Evangelical parsonage with a reception at the bride’s home. Both couples are Lawrence natives. Mr House works at Zephyr bakery. The couple will reside at 801% Rhode Island street after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Club
Louise Baker
Kentucky Street
Norman F. Koenig
Louisville, Ky
Koenig
Mary Alice Peterson
Oliver Peterson
Lawrence
Frank Hatch
Doris Mae
Lloyd A. House
Mae House
Harvey House
D. E. McGregor
Evangelical Parsonage
Mrs. House
Liberty Memorial High School
Mr. House
Zephyr Bakery
Rhode Island Street
Lawrence Notes Personal Travel and Visits
Mrs. N Thrum of Palo Alto and Mrs. George Hocking of Gambier have left after visiting Mrs. Deane W Malott. Mrs. Howard E Boardman of Meriden spends a week with cousins in Lawrence. Various families from Denver Wichita and San Diego visit Lawrence while some plan travel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrum
Palo Alto
Calif
George Hocking
Gambier, O
Deane W. Malott
Howard E. Boardman
Meriden
Denver
Colo
S. E. Wampler
Duke
S. E. ‘Wampler
San Diego
W. A. Hutchings
Donnie
Denison
Tex
R. D. Monkold
Walton C. Ingham
Washington, D.C
Harold G. Ingham
Ingham
United States Army Medical Corps
Warren Smith
Oscar Brownlee
National Education Association
Carroll L. Smith
W.M. Smith
76Th Infantry Division
Fort George Eade
Chester Woodward
Thomas D. Woodward
Lawrence
Topeka
Madge Bullene
Captain Woodward
Back From Bataan Men Visit Topeka Social Roundup
Topeka notes: Return of a serviceman from Bataan arrives in town. Nancy Woodward heads to Cheley Camp in Colorado. Marilyn and Chester visit Dallas grandparents. W C Ellis hosts Kansas City guests. Willard Shaw stationed at Fort Mason San Francisco as chief clerk. Willard previously worked for the Rock Island. NC university dean W W Pierson visits campus. Carrie Watson, Memorial hospital patient, to return home. Pruette family and Harold Ingham hosted visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Honolulu
Nancy
Cheley Camp
Colo
Marilyn
Chester
A. W. Hogue
Dallas
Tex
Woodward
W. C. Ellis
P. Allen
Louis Carr
A. J. Hook
Eugene
Kansas City
Willard B. Shaw
Edward Shaw
Kanwaka
San Francisco
Fort Mason
Calif
Shaw
Chisholm
Denver
Willard
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Chicago
Ill
W. W. Pierson
North Carolina University
Carrie Watson
Memorial Hospital
Robert E. Pruette
Gretchen and
Donald
Harold G. Ingham
Educational Forum Tonight Addresses Tedder Placement
H E Chandler associate professor of education will address the Educational Forum on The Present Situation in Tedder Placement at 7 30 p m in the Memorial Union men's lounge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Chandler
Memorial Union Building
Leaders Club Emblem Awards At Junior High School
Emblems awarded to 15 members of the Boys Leaders Club and 21 members of the Girls Leaders Club at the Junior High School. Miss Dennis McDermond and L Perry presented awards based on leadership, scholarship, and 80 hours of service for girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis McDermond
L. Perry
John Carmody
Tommy DeWitt
John Frost
Charles Haverty
Congressmen In Army Directive To Avoid Temporary Duty
Representative Martin said the War Department advised that the President issued a directive barring any congressman from taking temporary duty after July 1. The note comes from Washington dated June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martin
R.ia
War Department
Australian duty changes for lawmakers in military service
Martin said a July 1 directive will require congress members on leave or already in the armed forces to declare whether they intend to stay in service for the war or be discharged. The Market Basket prize goes to the best cottage cheese dish recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Martin
Henderson Accused of Hiring Girl Snoopers
Washington reports that Leon Henderson, Price Administrator, allegedly used young women as snoopers to pressure filling station operators during gasoline rationing enforcement. Representative Johnson cited allegations of deceitful stories and prosecutions, noting snoopers used in New York and Pennsylvania. He urged recall hearings for Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Johnson
D-Okla
Leon Henderson
New York State
Pennsylvania
Oklahoman
House Appropriations Committee
Henderson
Vacation at Home Keeps Schrader Busy With Chores
John Schrader, chairman of the Merchants Bureau, spends his vacation at home cleaning the basement and doing odd jobs while his wife plays golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schrader
The
Merchants Bureau
Local couples obtain license and wed in Emporia
Married by Probate Judge Robert H. Burnup and Aileen A. Park both of Emporia obtained a license here yesterday and were married by Lorene Taylor probate judge pro tem. New classes at the Business College July 1 Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Burnup
Aileen A. Park
Emporia
Lorene Taylor
the Business College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Otto Barteldes
Imperial Contract Club
Howard E. Koelb
Frank McDonald
N.B.C
H. GC. Taylor
Progressive Contract Club
James Arbuthnot
Dorcas
C. H. Bruchmiller
Indiana Street
T.H
Miss Bullene
Mary Evelyn Hogue
Evans
Mr. Koelb
Cleveland
Northern Baptist Convention
Business Women’s
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Electa Kindlesperger
Josephine Hill
Hazel Dawson
Iva Belle Harper
Mildred Wilson
Kanwake Literary Club
Clinton Park
John Levett
America
H. C. Taylor
Vermont Street
Home Aid Society
Ed Hope
Stuart Thurber
George Shuler
Harve Flory
Wayne
Harold Flory
Roy Shuler
Daughers
Noah Shuler
Trinity Guild of the Episcopal Church
N.B.C. Club
Bataan
Corregidor
Juanita Redmond
U. S. Army
Vickers Gift Shop
Mass
Lyda Pinkham
Laurie Godfrey
Sydney
Air Force
Fanita
Thelma
Haynes & Keene
Batiste
Seersucker
Meyn
State Dairy Commission
Jean Nedra
Aleeva
Gabardine
Big Elster
Alika
Penney's
U. S&s. Pat
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