Social lull noted as Holy Week ends with Easter
The society page notes a quiet week with few spring parties after Lent. Miss Mary Richmond of the Abilene D A R spoke in Lawrence to Betty Washington chapter on India, detailing life for women and children, contrasting a well to do barrister’s wife with a village hut family. Annual reports, meeting time changes, and plans for a state conference are discussed amid a schedule of club events and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Richmond
Abilene
Lawrence
Betty
Washington
India
F. T. Barieldes
Richmond
Mohanmedan
England
Disat Gonda
Lucknow
Gertrude Gilmore
George Washington
Feens
Madge Bullene Hovey Hanna
Lec
Gea
C. C. Seewir
J. T. Moore
Frank Banks
W. S._Johnson
Louise Floyd
Margaret, Kane
Madre Bullene
Social club calendar with mixed Midwest events
A dense social calendar lists Monday bridge clubs and gatherings at Medvende and Uriah Past Matrons venues, and Tuesday meetings at several clubs including Victoria and Easter party hosts. Wednesday notes Helianthus luncheon at Mrs. Ockerblad’s, plus Kanwaka Good Will and Zodiac club events. Births announced. several reviews and dinners noted. a green and white themed kitchen shower honors Mrs. Sowder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Afra
Armin W Woestemeyer
F. B.strons
Bridge An Uriah
Masonic Temple
Amiges Club
A.B. Carter
R. C. Evans
Tommy Constanteat
Walter Keeler
Bridge I
Victoria Club
W. J. Crooke
Progressive
Mra. C. G
Vr. ML
Bridge Club
Local Notices From Tara Infirmary and Weekend Visits
Medical resident Dr. Paul B Cameron from Tara Infirmary in New Orleans has been visiting his parents Bruce and 1640 Illinois Street. Kansas City theatergoers C G Hesse and E W Penchard attended Green Pastures at the Shubert. Mrs A B Mitchell and sons returned from Chanute after visiting her mother Mrs A M Davis. Hudson Gilbert of Emporia and W W Hutton Jr. hosted weekend visits. Clay Center optometrist Mrs T C Peterson spent the weekend with aunt Mrs John Claypoole, joined by Keith Peterson and a clay center high school student. M E Reynolds visited Minnie Campbell. Dick Williams and sons visited in Concordia. Miss Mary Washington returned to Manhattan. W Eby and son Whitney left for Howard after visiting Mrs W T Courtney and Mr W F Shaw of Kansas City. Jane Fleckenstein of Kansas City stayed at Kappa Kappa Gamma. Alice Woodward of Clinton, hospitalized Friday, is recovering and expected to leave soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Cameron
Tara Infirmary
New Orleans
Bruce Cameron
Illinois
Gameron
School of Medicine
The
University
C. G. Hesse
E. W. Penchard
Kansas City
Green Pastures
Shubert
A. B. Mitchell
Andy
Alex
Chanute
Mitchell
A. M. Davis
Hudson Gilbert
Emporia
Lottie Gilbert
W. W. Hutton, Jr
Clay Center
John Claypoole
Peterson
Peterson Jewelry Store
Keith Peterson
Clay Center High School
M. E. Reynolds
Minnie Campbell
Summerfield
Dick Williams
Dick Jr
Edgar
Williams
Noth
Concordia
Mary Washington
Manhattan
Kappa Kappa Gamma House
Alice Woodward
Clinton
Memorial Hospital
Card of Thanks for Mrs Hamilton and family
Expressions of gratitude to relatives and friends for kind efforts during illness and sympathy at the death of our beloved mother and mother in law Birs Mattie J. Hamilton Mrs Myrlyn Hamilton Brown daughter and Harry A Brown son in law The Chains at Hudsons Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie J. Hamilton
Myrlyn Hamilton Brown
Hudsons
Cottages Burglarized Inlake View Area
Sheriff Jack Dunkier reports several summer cottages were broken into in the last three weeks near Lake View. Officers found missing clothing, boots, shoes, and field glasses. Two cottages owned by the Kansas City Gun Club near Midland were damaged but not burglarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dunkier
Lake View
Kansas City
Hear Farmer Brown Talk At Douglas County Union Meeting
Farmer Brown a member of the federal farm board spoke at a Douglas County Farmer's Union gathering in the Pleasant Valley school house on Saturday afternoon. He explained benefits of cooperative marketing and forming a marketing unit to sell farm products. A basket dinner followed, with several musical selections, and a good crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Brown
Federal Farm Board
Douglas County Farmer's Union
Pleasant Valley School House
Birds Receive Help Amid Storms In Lawrence
The sleet and snow hinder birds as ground food grows scarce. Lawrence residents feed birds with bread crumbs grain and suet in sheltered spots, bringing pleasure as birds find a welcome meal. The Nazarene Revival features trombone solo by Glen Jones and songs by Floyd King with sermons from Matthew 15 22 to 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Nazarene
Glen Jones
Floyd ‘King
Sam Jones
Christ
Idvjne
the Evangelist
James
Corliss Family Moves. Pleasant Hour Club Notes
Corliss Floyd Blake family recently moved to the Sam Boyde place amid a sick Blake child. Mrs. Jake Savage’s daughter visits. Mr. and Mrs. Erle Hunter traveled to Kansas City with Mrs. Ginn, who visited home. Pleasant Hour club met at Mrs. Merial Morse’s in De Soto with Hattie Curtis assisting. Members read Irish themes, sang, and shared St Patrick’s day favors and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Blake
Sam Boyde Place
Blake
Jake
It Savage
Resux
M Ir
Erle Hunter
Kansas City
Ginn
Wilma-Baker
Hattie Soule
Pleasant Hour Club
Merial Morse
DeSoto
Hattie Curtis
Marie Sheldon
Mollie Sheldon
Georgia Chambers
Jennette de Bouyier
Minnie Dickens
Nettie Henson
St. Patrick’s Day
Alvert
Mollie Sheely
Delta Thiry
Thiry
Perman Nesselhoff
Mabon Plummer
Rolla Murphy
Ottawa
Harold Murphy
Frances ‘Tutner
Dfiss
Local notes on families and gatherings across DeSoto and Liberty
The column lists multiple residents and visitors including Mable Bird and J C Huff in fragile health, Mrs. Smith of Argentine with B H Sountag, Clark Sountag visiting, Harold Murphy and his ailing father Mr E S Murphy, Dr Wright of DeSoto visiting daily, Mrs Frank Strickland of DeSoto, and various Sunday visits among the Jewett, Bash, Bush, and Lin den families. A Young Women’s club meeting at Dean Baker’s in DeSoto featured a Believe It Or Not program, quilting gifts, and refreshments. An Easter program is planned at the local church. Social events include a Sun day dinner at Frisbie Lee’s, a dance at A S Bracken’s farm, and a move of Wade Hunter to the Bracken farm to farm for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Bird
Mrs. Smith
Argentine
B. H. Sountag
Little Clark Sountag
E. S. Murphy
Wright
DeSoto
Frank Strickland
Elmer Jewett
Col. Jewett
Murphy Home
Kenneth Fink
Billie
Chas. Bush
Kansas City
Liberty
Delta Thiry
Young Women’s Club
Dean Baker
Lottie
Clara Plummer
la Verne Douglas
Nora Dowding
Edna Zellars
Ray Douglass
Mac Douglass
Mable Cunningham
Edith Sigman
Sammie Lee
Will Savage
Bonell
Floyd Blake
Blake
Cedar Junction
Wade Hunter
Neighborhood News Reports Moves and Gatherings
Woodstock residents visit with Mrs. Syl White’s family while neighbors relocate to Leavenworth and Tonganoxie. Updates cover hospitalizations, new and old neighbors, local club activities, and a fire loss affecting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bliss.
Hague and Miller Hosts and Bridge Winners Told
Eudora news notes Mr and Mrs W J Hague spent Tuesday at their DeSoto area farm. Mr and Mrs William Miller hosted J D Dinner Bridge club Wednesday night with a seven o clock three course dinner. High score went to Mrs Oscar Lothholz and consolation to Mrs Nellie Daugherty. Next meeting set for March 23 at Mr and Mrs J D Adams. Others visited include Markham Goham Grimes Cox Dunlap and Ruth, with Quaker meeting in Kansas City. Howard Phillips and Kenyon spent Saturday in DeSoto with R W Phillips family. Delbert Fuller and Topeka visitors at C L Fuller’s home. Mrs Alien Westerhouse of Law- continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hague
DeSoto
William Miller
J. D. Dinner Bridge Club
Oscar’ Lothholz
Nellie Daugherty
J. D. Adams
Raymond Markham
Duane
Harold Gorham
Holton
Guy Grimes
Mahlon Cox
Orin Dunlap
Ruth
Kansas City
The
Friends Arch
Howard Phillips
Kenyon
R. W. Phillips
Delbert.Fuller
Topeka
C. L. Fuller
Alien Westerhouse
of. Law
Community notes from Eudora about gatherings and obits
Sunday visits and family dinners fill Eudora social life as neighbors host relatives from Lawrence Kansas City and Topeka. Local clergy changes appear with Rev Rapier returning to Eudora while funeral services touch Gorham and Lawrence communities.
Social committees named for April meeting at church
Viola Broers and Mrs. Mattie Kind headed the social planning along with Mrs. Marie Edelbrock and Mrs. Minnie Jones for the April meeting. New entertainment and refreshment groups include Mrs. Pau Line Cory, Mrs. Irene Carter, and Mrs. Augusta Durr, with Mrs. Bernice Davis, Mrs. Nellie Lothholz, and Mrs. Corabelle Williamson in charge. A farewell party at the Methodist church honored Mrs. C M Deckser and daughters Martha Louise and Barbara Johnson as teachers served refreshments after Sunday school activities for the Beginners through Junior classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Broers
Mattie Kindred
Marie Edelbrock
Minnie Jones
Rose Starr
Pauline Cory
Irene Carter
Augusta Durr
Bernice Davis
Nellie Lothholz
Corabelle Williamson
Hudsons
Methodist Church
Ste RE
C.M Deckser
Martha Louise
Barbara Johnson
Consola
Sunny Day School
Yaka
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Agnes Husband
Trene Peanody
Louise Miller
St. Joseph
Enterprise Knox
Katherine Kaull
Miss Husband
Miss Peabody
Legson Auxiliary
A. S. Nibarger
Rhode Island Street
Guy Folks
J. L
Haverty
Folks
Progressive Reading Club
H. A. Jetmore
W. W. Burnett
W. R. Green
H. Craig
Brazel Lynn
Kate Caldwell
Louise Wiedemann
Ed Nah Hopkins
C. W. Straffon
Lola Learnard
Dorothy Enlow
H. W. Hargiss
CA. Preyer
Portia Club
I. C. Stevenson
D. Ke Rice
Street
Ingleside
Helen Weed
Japan
Twenth Century Club
American Legion
weenesway_ Helianthus
A. M. Ockerblad
Bridgettes
Solon Emery
Virginia Hutson
Ralph Achning
Co-Operative Club
States
Ze. Everett Stith
A. B. Jet
No Name Club
Anna Hutt
Tennessee Street
Lawrence Reading Club
A. G. Ulrich
Indiana Street
Ireland
Elizabeth Hagge
Kentucky Street
Review Club
Afernoon
Belle Henderson
AL Ockerblad
Blanche Allen
A. M. Hughes
Helianthus Club
Ockerblad
Mississippi Street
Kanwaka Good Will Club
Edward Bearman
Walt Mason
Ladies Literary League
Sam Carter
Indians Street
Zodiac Club
A. G. Mix
X. Jay Kennedy
Quivira Club
C. L. de Watteville
Philippine Islands
Friends In Council
Robert McNair Davis
W. R. McClelland
the Lawrence Hospital
J.T. Constant
Hovey Hanna
Charles Sowder
Vera Gether
Bridge
Harry Krueger
Aldora Cantwell
Rolks
Wagy Eight 222 Publishers Syndicate
Corliss
Syl White
Harold, Champion
Mr. Champion
Shickly
Leavenworth
Kroner
Tonganoxie
Walter Turner
Edmonds
McLouth
Simpson
Missouri
Dwight Robertson
Dan Petria
Bryan Wilson
Ray Jeffers
Ruth Zork
Harry Wellman
Frank Champion
Harry Bliss
Eudora
Hubert Woodard
Olathe
A. E. MaCoubrie
William Mertz
Eva
Billy
Belle Waugh
Homer -Gerstenberger
Hilda Helen
Lois Louise
Gus Ziesen
Rapier
Steven Morse
Fort Smith
Ark
Clarence, Daugherty
Leslie Kindred
Martin Harrington
Fish
Quenemo
Walter Cole
Willard Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
George Roche
Clearfield
Rebecca Fuchs
Sean” Durr
Ruth Miller
Dorothy Warmker
Emma Wyrick
Mildred Smith
Verda Sommers
Louise Schlegel
Lucille Walker
Janice Guenther
Margaret Everley
Floyd Pierce
Fred_Rothberger
George Gerstenberger
Omaha
Nebr
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Reifschneider
Charles Decker
Eudora Church
Harold Smith
Teachers’ College
Dittsbure
Kaw
Smith
Coal Creek
A. J. Smith
Jodly Workers Lab
Vanata Belle Carter
Carol ‘June Decker
St. Louis
Louise Rapier
Edna Bond
Agnes Betty Strachan
Richard Cory
Marilyn Rosenal
Billy Carter
Milton Reischneider
John Sommers
Clement Zillner
Zillner
Jake Milburn
Faye Kames
Kames
George Vitt
Mas Nore Vitt
Yarn
Z. G. Houser
Loren Rapier
Joe Furthmyer
Gorham
Kansas
Furthmyer
Frances Greiner
Charles Neustifter
Kathryn Adams
Rex
Reifsenneider
Milton
Robert
Charles Doolittle
Randall, Nonnan
Doris
Dora
Walton Doolittle
City
Ben Foust
Ralph
John
Mike Kasberger
Martha Webster
J. M. Torrence
Helen Isabelle
Princeton
H. Decker
Madge Rothberger
Gra McCabris
Ars
Cooolod
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Olof coLps
Pia
I. Wi
Keene
Tole A
Otto Fischer
RINSO
Cambridge
MASS
Toby
Home Service Laundry Co
13Th & Conn
Tenn
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