Society Social Calendar For Wednesday And Thursday
Wednesday events include Mrs Otto Barteldes Imperial contract club informal reception Scotch foursomes at Country club Mr and Mrs R H Wheeler dinner bridge club Evans Hearth and Mrs Frank McDonald NBC club Evans Hearth Thursday items list Miss Madge Bullene small tea for Mrs Thomas D Woodward Mrs D W Machin bridge luncheon Mrs H C Taylor bridge luncheon club Evans Hearth Progressive contract club Mrs James Arbuthnot Friday Ww T contract note Mrs Edward Brass breakfast
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Barteldes
Imperial Contract Club
Howard E. Koelb
Frank McDonald
N.B.C
Evans Hearth
R. H. Wheeler
Madge Bullene
Thomas D. Woodward
D. W. Machin
H. C. Taylor
Progressive
James Arbuthnot
Farewell reception for Rev and Mrs King at Congregational parish house
A large crowd attended a farewell reception for Rev. and Mrs. Joseph F. King hosted by the Plymouth Congregational Calendar. Mrs King and two children plan a summer in Canada while Mr King stays through August before his new posting at the First Church of Oberlin. The event featured floral arrangements, musical numbers, and a cash gift to purchase a piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. King
Plymouth Congregational Calendar
Mary Louise McNown
Patty Bigelow
Ruth Mason
Anabel Keeler
Elizabeth Prentice
Francesce
E. B. Stouffer
Perry Orber
H. H. Stephenson
Weaver
Ceremony and community notices mark June events
The text details a June 13 wedding at Plymouth Congregational with Rev. Joseph E. King officiating, attendees including the bride’s uncle and aunt from Topeka, and a bride in powder blue. It mentions Sergeant Evans’s transfer to Fort Sill and past work for Standard Life, plus club and Ladies of the G A R gatherings and a postponed Scotch foursomes event at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rence
Joseph E. King
Plymouth
A. D. Wickers
Toneka
Topeka
Sergeant Evans
San Luis Obispo
Cal
Fort Sill
Okla
185Th Division
National Guard
Liberty Memorial High School
Standard Life Association
Community events mix bridge, births, picnics in Kansas City area
Mrs. Howard Weindel hosted a Tri Deck bridge session with Mrs. Marvin Tripp as guest. prizes went to Mrs. Robert Wilson Mrs. Weindel and Mrs. R. H. Rhodes. W T Corcoran announces birth of twins Ann Elizabeth and William Thomas Jr at St Marys Hospital. A Missouri Street block 800 picnic drew about 70 residents with guests list and porch meals. organizers Mrs. Armin Woestemeyer and Mrs. Victor Hurt led arrangements. Rebekahs meet Friday at LOCF hall with initiation and refreshments. Women's Relief Corps to quilt all day at American Legion hall. Double Dozen club to meet at 1212 Connecticut Friday afternoon. Independence Day breakfast bridge hosted by Mrs. C W Amidon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Baumgart
Tom Holliday
Verna’ Mae
Elbert Wax
Arthur Ousdahl
Wanda Pratt
Georgia Petrie
J. E. Holliday
Ousdahl
Miss Pratt
R. A. Petrie
Charles Petrie
Howard Weindel
Tri Deck Bridge Club
Marvin Tripp
Robert Wilson
Weindel
R. H. Rhodes
W. T. Corcoran
East Thirty-second Terrace
Kansas City
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ann Elizabeth
William Thomas, Jr
Missouri Street
Ralph Acining
Victor Hart
Armin Woestemeyer
Victor Hurt
Double Dozen
Arthur Richardson
Connecticut Street
Local Bridge Parties and Social Notes Share Community Visit
A roundup of bridge gatherings features prizes won by Mrs. James Moore and Mrs. M. J. Myg with hosts and guests named including Mrs. George Hedrick and Mrs. John Riling. Other events include Mrs. Stephenson’s luncheon club, Mrs. Price’s honors for the Washburn dean, and Delta Gamma hosting rushees. A Sunflower 4-H project tour is planned at John Folks’ with a July 28 picnic. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moore
M. J
Myg
Richard Toeren
George Hedrick
John Riling
F. J. Moreau
James F. Price
Topeka
Sunflower 4-H Club
John Folks
Sister Visit and Local Notices From Ton Pa and Kansas City
Ton Pa resident arrived Monday to visit sister Mrs M S Maloney at 941 Kentucky street. Both plan a summer trip to Colorado Springs. H Riley, financial officer in the county welfare office, was dismissed today from Memorial hospital after an operation. Sue Wright spends a few days with Mr and Mrs Robert Arnold in Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
M. S. Maloney
Kentucky Street
Colorado Springs
H. Riley
Memorial Hospital
Riley
Sue Wright
Robert Arnold
Kansas City
Curtailment of the American Royal Show Proposed
A Kansas City committee recommends curtailing the American Royal Livestock and Horse Show to stock on the market, limiting entries to feeder cattle fat stock and removing the horse show due to war conditions. Harry Darby, president, indicated the proposal will likely be approved by directors. the committee was led by R. J. Kinzer of the American Hereford Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
American Royal Livestock and Horse Show
Harry Darby
The
Royal
R. J. Kinzer
American Hereford Association
Faculty Concert Tonight at Hoch Auditorium
An all faculty school of fine arts concert is set for 8 o clock tonight in Hoch Auditorium. Marie Wilkins assists artist and Winifred Hill accompanies. The program includes an organ solo by Dean D A Hirschler Emporia piano duets Ruth Orcutt Allie Merle Conger vocal duets Irene Peabody Meribah Moore Joseph and Marie Wilkins violin and string ensembles featuring Waldemar Gelich Karl Kuersteiner Eugene Nininger Miss Orcutt and Raymund Stuhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Fine Arts
Hoch Auditorium
Marie Wilkins
Winifred Hill
Dean D. A. Hirschler
Emporia
Ruth Orcutt
Allie Merle Conger
Irene Peabody
Meribah Moore
Joseph
Waldemar Gelich
Karl
De Soto Community Notices Include Visitors and Home Additions
Local residents listed visitors and relatives from De Soto and surrounding areas. Plans include adding a bathroom, redecorating, and a new roof for A. W. Blaylock’s house. Several families move or host guests from Baldwin, Eudora, Lawerence, and Pensacola with ties to SOW workers and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Blaylock
de Soto
Russell Midgett
Arthur Gabriel
Sam Gabriel
Amoretta
Virgil
Eudora
Russell Rohe
Arthur Gariel
Margaret Christner
Lawrence
Mary Christner
Lockwood
C. $. Hambleton
Irma Hambleton
George Rodman
Cora Corlis
Stringtown Road
Spring Hill
Rodman
Gardner
William Jones
Jones
SOW
W. C. Jones
G. V. Longstreth
Phyllis
Colony
S. T. Longstreth
Classifieds page readership rises among subscribers
A study shows 76 percent of subscribers read the classifieds page daily, highlighting strong engagement with section content across the reader base.
Wheeler to Lecture on Psychological Rise and Fall of Nations
Raymond H. Wheeler, chair of psychology, to give the fourth Thursday lecture at 8 p m in the outdoor theatre east of Hoch auditorium. If rain, moved indoors to Hoch. Topic: Psychological Aspects of the Rise and Fall of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Wheeler
Hoch Auditorium
Hoch
Wheeler
Local family visits and travels noted in personals
Mr and Mrs Dwight Olinger and daughter Barbara of Brentwood Missouri visit Mrs Anna Olinger. Mrs F A Russell departs for a month in California to see her son Robert Russell and sister Grace Sweney, and Dr C S Dean of Oakland. Marie Kane and guests dine with Will Vaughn near Baldwin. Mr and Mrs F D Baty of Chanute stay with S Baty and Miss Marcia Baty. Tillie Oberle teaches at Junior High and summers in Carbondale. George Abrams recovering from illness. Mrs Charles Hulings of Emlen-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Topping
Mary Elizabeth
Galen L. Post
W. L. Post
Lawrence
Topeka
Dr. Post
Jane Topping
Myron H. Post
Kansas City
George Bryant
St. Louis
Guy Bigsby
Clarence Topping
Sally Topping
Dolores Wilcox
Gwen Lee Mitzsche
Post
Liberty Memorial High School
Kansas ‘State College
University of Kansas City
International Accountants’ Society
McManus-Herger Brokerege Company
Kansasity
Dwight Olinger
Barbara
Brentwood
Anna Olinger
F. A. Russell
California
Robert Russell
Grace Sweney
San Francisco
C.S. Dean
Oakland
H. L. Kane
Lawrence Kane
Maurice Vaughn
Will Vaughn
Baldwin
F. D. Baty
Chanute
Baty
Marcia Baty
Tillie Oberle
Carbondalera
George Abrams
Charles Hulings
Emlen
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Loyal Ladies
First Methodist Church
Ralph Ward
Barker Avenue
C. E. Allison
P. H. Wickers
Russell
Margaret
Clement C. Evans
K.'G Evans
Law
W. T. Contract Club
Edward Brass
Lawrence Circle
G.A.R
Jennie Hornaday
Mississippi Street
Country Club
Zimmerman
Bob van Noy
Ralph Achning
Harry Nevin
Nancy
Loth
Ralph Tait
Eugene
Opal Jayne Kennedy
H. A. Jetmore
Elmer F. Beth
C. C. Stewart
George Wetzel
Don
D. Coen Byrn
Martha Burn
Foy
Judy van Deventer
J. B. Henry
George Kirchhoff
Ada K. Kirchhoff
Andrew C. Ireland
Dick Kelly
Charles McCreight
Roy Linley
Herbert Olmsted
Jane Woestemeyer
Mary Jo Lowman
Robert Oyler
R. Essick
Beverly
L. A. Hunter
Vera Margaret
Victor
Jir
Martha Ann Harters
Floyd Rankin
Mary Nell Rankin
Lo.c.f. Hall
Women’s Relief Corps
American Legion Hall
C. W. Amidon
Evans
Hartfelds
Lee
Sreen Esdy
Carole King
Queen
Marie
Kay Dunhill
Martha Manning
Don W. Machin
A. L. Kirchhoff
Corlett Cotton
Robert Hagratt
Ray Wright
Sigel Farm Bureau
Fred Torneden
Eleaver
Nellie Lindsey
Shuster
Delta Gamma Sorority
Letha Epperly
University Drive
Ernest’ Wray
Route Two
Vickers Gift Shop
Mass
Fiittzzi Eldridge Hotel
Meyn
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
Trydia
Pinkham
Vanity
Vanity Beauty Shop
Phagkart
Shantungs
Navy
Fir
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