Social calendar notes in Lawrence gatherings and events
A busy sequence of social events unfolds in Lawrence with bridge teas and dinners. The Wrights host a dinner bridge, Ruth Litchen and Marcel Rich plan a bridge tea, and the Newcomers club meets at 4 PM with Mrs. Wiley. Various clubs, receptions, educative talks, and sorority activities fill the week, including a theatre-style recital reception and university tours featuring local and visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Litchen
Marcel Rich
Mary Alice Graham
Gladys Edwards
Suel Whitzel
Delta Upsilon
Shaiter
Tom Ryan
T. L. Ryan
Tulsa
Okla
Beverly Burns
Peabody
Thad Hoffman
Harriett Sherwood
John Harriett
Kansas City
Dean
D. M. Swarthout
Ruth Swarthout
Howard C. Taylor
Carl A. Preyer
Jane Campbell
Margaret Ryan
Betty Heaton
Amy Hoffman
George Trovillo
Social Calendar Full of Club Meetings and Events
A long list of gatherings across societies and clubs. Wednesday hosts Music Club at the Daltons home, Elks, Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae, and several bridge groups. Thursday features whist and contract clubs along with Haskell Indian program reports. Community groups plan dinners, lectures, and travel talks at Parishes, Country Club, and various homes, with birthdays and social hours noted.
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W. B. Dalton
Elks Club
Kappa Kappa Gamma
C. A. Prever
Manor
M. T. Coolidge
Floyd Rankin
F.C. Jackman
Ray Wright
University Club
Y.M. L
Arthur Reed
Whist
C. D. Cowrill
A. B. Mitchell
Bridgettes
Houston
Mu Phi Epsilon
B. and
Colonial
Newcomers
Russell L. Wi
Haskell
Kappa Phi
Edwin Price
Bessie Matlock
Evelyn Saunkesk
Mary Cate
Mary Lou Anderson
Maggie Love
Methodist
Lawrence considers nursery school to aid underprivileged children
Douglas County pledged 558000 for modernization. The national housing act aims to avoid debt beyond means. Mrs Turney urged an emergency nursery school in Lawrence using unemployed teachers to provide daily meals and a calm environment, with government covering instruction costs while the community supplies heat and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Lawrence
H. Turney
Leyrence
Four Misses Headed to Omaha for P E Convention
Miss Ruth Hoover Miss Elizabeth Dunkel Miss Ruth Pyle and Miss Marion Fisher left this morning for Omaha to attend a physical education convention of the central district. They expect to return Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hoover
Elizabeth Dunkel
Ruth Pyle
Marion Fisher
Omaha
Central District
Youth Suspect Held in Georgia Jail in Double Killing
Gainesville Ga March 20 AP a youth believed to be Raymond Knoel 21 held in jail here after arrest in Atlanta by Deputy Sheriff Marvin Lawson and Joe Davis. He is accused of killing Cecil Thomas 38 and neighbor Harry Hicks 40 at the Thomas home near the Kansas Oklahoma line October 18 1934. Possible charges in Bartlesville Okla for Hicks killing and in Independence Kan for Thomas murder. Sheriff Jim Masters to send deputy to Gainesville to identify the man.
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Gainesville
Raymond Knoe
Tyre
Kan
Atlanta
Marvin Lawson
Joe Davis
Dahlonega
Kneel
Cecil Thomas
Harry Hicls
Thomas
Kansas-Oklahoma
Helen
Knoel
Hicks
Bartlesville
Okla
Jim Masters
Independence
Choir to sing with Kansas City orchestra in March
Westminster a cappella choir directed by Dean D M Swarthout will join the Kansas City Philharmonic Orches tra for two sets at the regular concert in Kansas City on March 28. Tickets are 1 and 1 50 and available at Bell Music store. Many Lawrence residents plan to attend.
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Westminster A
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Kansas City
Bell Music Store
Lawrence
Dean D. M. Swarthout
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Westminster a cap circle in Kansas City concert remark
A reader notes a Westminster cap circle in Kansas City on a Monday evening. The letter mentions gratitude for choral direction and expresses anticipation for a concert on March 28.
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Westminster A
Kansas City
Sixteenth Kansas League of Women Voters Convention in Topeka
Lawrence members plan to attend the sixteenth annual Kansas League of Women Voters convention at the Hotel Kansan in Topeka March 25-27. Honorary president is Mrs. C. H. Brooks of Wichita and Lawrence president is Mrs. George M. Beal. The announced program includes registration, sessions led by Mrs. Charles Brooks, and discussions on government and economic welfare, education, and legal status with multiple speakers and committee meetings. A dinner program features David J. Tevilotdale of the Kansas State Planning Board. budget adoption closes the gathering on March 27.
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T. H. Astman
the Manor
Mark Adams
Philadelphia
Penn
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Adams
Lawrence
Manhattan
Forum
Westminster Hall
Jean
Lawrence Woman's Club
Kansas Federal Housing Administration
Dillon Neal
Topeka
Better Homes and Citizenship Departments
Club
E. M. Owen
Neal
Kansas League of Women Voters
Kansan
C. H. Brooks
Wichita
George M. Beal
Kansan Mezzaning
State Board of Directors
Sunflower Room
Colonial Room
Charles Brooks
Topeka League
Stra. A. S
Kansas League
Agnes Thompson
J. P. Tighe
Beatrice Shakeshaft
H. Db. Lester
Glens Bakkum
Carrol Clark
Nos Gist
Samuel Wilson
Herman Newman
A. H. Turney
John Stutz
Edward Curry
D. A. Wolf
League
E. F. van Buskirk
Constance Reach
Kansas
Htate
Carroll Clark
Noel Gist
John Stuts
Ammer
David J. Tevilotdale
Kansas State Planning Board
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Election Commission News
Fragmented OCR text shows crossword clues with many garbled entries and a note that Wesley Sternberg was appointed economist at the Federal Trade Commission with headquarters in Washington. The item references University of Kansas Business School and a 1926-27 staffer, plus an unrelated church chicken dinner notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Trade Commission
Jd. Wesley Sternberg
University of Kansas School of Business
Federal Trade Commission
Washington, D. C
Frank T. Stockton
School of Business
University
Sternberg
Mansfield, i
James Penney Wing High Honors in Art Exhb in NYC
Lawrence native James Penney, KU drawing and painting graduate 1931, earns high honors in art. He will stage a one man show at Playhouse Gallery in New York City with a foreword by George Grosz praising his talent.Ã Penney taught at KU in 1933 and is noted for gallery exhibitions and a mural commission for a New York hospital Children’s Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Penney
Lawrence
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
New York City
Playhouse Gallery
George Grosz
Art Students’ League
New York City. Mr. Grosz Writes That He Considers Mr. Penney
Spring Warms Kansas Then Cold Wave Hits State
A sharp temperature swing in Kansas is forecast with warm, near springlike conditions today followed by a general cold wave by morning. North-central and northwestern Kansas will fall to near freezing, with sub-freezing readings across Wyoming and Montana. D Flora, federal meteorologist, notes gusty south winds will be replaced by colder north winds, and temperatures will rebound to the lower forties after the cold snap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Wyoming
Montana
Canadian Northwest
Flora
KU Fine Arts Students Set Weekly Recital Tomorrow
Seven University of Kansas fine arts students will perform in the regular weekly recital tomorrow at 3 30 PM in the Administration auditorium. A string quartet performs Quartet No 13 Moderato first movement with Hayaa ret Love on first violin Ralph Fi Hawley on second violin Ruth Gregory on viola Arthur Fielder on cello and piano Prelude from Holberg Suite. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of New York School
Naomi Light
Margaret Perkins
City Library
Keith Davis
University School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas Fine Arts
Hayaa Aret Love
Ralph Fi Hawley
Ruth Gregory
Arthur Fielder
Holberg Bult
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John Ise
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers
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Lambda Theta
Colonial Tea Room
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Iola
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My Entre Nous
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Hiellanthus Club
A. M. Hughes
L. H. Frink
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Doris Park
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Myrtle Haughn
Paloa
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Josephine Lee
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Madge Bullene
W. T. Bodin
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Lloyd Howe
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Vermont Street
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Holloway’s Hall
K. U. Dames
Charles Thomas
Tennessee Street
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Jane
Publishers Syndicate
Georgia
Kansas City Orchestra
League of Women Voters
Dr. Gowdy
Round Corner
Hoover Sweeper
St. Hanna’s
Mount Hope
Ward
Henry H. Asher
Tockiiah
Peraon
Fair Heraldic
Getcor
Chase
North Lawrence
Cihiar Eoû Ell
Ria Atleye
James Penney Wing
Chas. C. Makepeace
Eeth Dickinson Bldg
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Alice
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Cyril Scott
Mees Stanley
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Betty Grove
Ruth Stockwell
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Toa
Conoco Travel Bureau
Denver
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