P T A holds Douglas County conference at Memorial High
Douglas County P T A held a conference Saturday at Memorial High School with officers elected and committees named. President Mrs. E R Corey. vice presidents Mrs. Etta Murray Baldwin and Harold Rothrock Pleasant Nalley. secretary-treasurer Miss Mildred Maloney Number Six. extension chairman Mrs. Earl Black Baldwin. child health chairmen CB Jonson Eudora. vacation reading chairwoman Mrs. A R Colganan. pre-school chairwoman Mrs. J S Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Memorial High School
E.R. Corey
Etta Murray
Baldwin
Harold Rothrock
Pleasant Nalley
Mildred Maloney
Earl Black
CB. Jonson
Eudora
A. R. Colgnan
J. S. Taylor
Jiev
GA. Puls
Eudera
Big Springs
Pleasant Valley
Baldwin P-T. A
I Springs
Glenn
Christie Hepler
Hepler
A. R. Colman
Rase Af J
Community Notices Show Club, Music Recitals and Affairs
Pupil music demonstrations from Bismarck and White schools were led by Mrs. Lola Learnard with songs sung with notable expression. The Double Dee club hosted a meeting at Mrs. Floyd DeWeese home with new president Mrs. Leslie Hammig presiding. Mrs. Terry Cra served as secretary and presented a clever luncheon note. A M. N. bridge club gathering at Armin Woestemeyler’s featured awards for guests and members, with spring table decor noted. A large Affiliated Music Teachers recital was announced for tomorrow at 4 15 in the high school with numerous student performers and ensembles. The Colonial tea by the Ladies' Aid of Centenary Methodist was postponed to March 30 due to recent deaths. The Round Table suspended its meeting after Miss Clav Savage and Mrs. Esther Clark Hill passed away. Pi Beta Phi Alumnae held a luncheon with thirty attendees and many helpers listed. The Unitarian Alliance plans its annual officer election with Mrs. H S Dickie overseeing. First Baptist Women’s Society postponed its meeting to April 27 at Mrs A H Sluss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Dee Club
Floyd DeWeese
Leslie Hammig
Lings
Terry Cra
Adjams
Herbert . Nehrbass
Ioh Haney
Topeka
Envin Hammig
Harmann Donald Dicker
C. W. Straffon
Doris -Jean Marriott
Bernice
Adair Mary Tudor Hanne the Woodiland
Anonoman
Esther Mae Cooper
Mr Campbel
L Alverta Halstead
Madrigal -Ee
Rogers
Ida Jean
Polson
Miles Frances Eberhart
Biske the Grasshopper
Blakr
Gertrude O Brien
Janice Patchen
Curtis Dalton
Haydn
Esther Waltz Meyer
Rolte
Clark Harsiss
Swallow
Burgmueller
Mary Elizabeth
Puchter
Rereetse - Godard
George Hamilton
Williams
Sovyth
Helen Garaner
Kowalski - Vei Flory
Concone Varenle
Traynor Fiame Daner
Dunn
Eleanore Robinconi
Haydn Janice Patrhen
Sorredell Dalton
Pitno
Social calendar of club events and church notices
A compile of social club meetings from Tuesday to Sunday including the Finesse and Progressive Reading clubs, the Victoria bridge elu, and planned Easter programs. Notable entries cover Co-Operative and Needlecraft gatherings, Happy Bidders at Mrs. Hunsinger’s home, and a Plymouth Congregational bank offering service with a luncheon and memorial songs. Easter party details and a First Presbyterian Joygivers class party are noted with attendee lists and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Constancn
Walter Keeler
Elu
Victoria
J. Craa
Bi A. Jetmore
Ae C. G. Hesse
ML. briAee
Mabel Stevenson
States
A. M. Ockerblad
Guy Hansing
Easter Themed Luncheon and Bridge Prizes At Local Homes
The Bienvenue club met for luncheon and cards at Mrs W C Summers home with Easter decorations. First and second prizes were won by Mrs Clarence Hunter and Mrs C H Daugherty. Mrs R A Schwegler hosted another bridge gathering with prizes for Mrs W B Dalton and Mrs W B Downing, joined by guest Mrs H A Dunn of Ottawa. The General Ladies Aid of the Methodist church plans a 2 30 afternoon meeting in church parlors with Mrs E P Armstrong and her group running the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Summers
Clarence Hunter
C. H. Daugherty
R. A. Schwegler
W. B. Dalton
W. B. Downing
H. A. Dunn
Ottawa
The
Methodist Church
E. P. Armstrong
Personal notes from Topeka and Lawrence society
Minnepolis doctor Dr. R A Schwegler visits his parents in town as C B Russell conducts business in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs L A McNalley of Minneapolis arrive for several days at Mr and Mrs W G Simons home. A Journal World classified ad details a vacant room rental. Topeka council field worker Robert F Wilson travels. Topeka bowlers meet the Scotel gang at the Lawrence Recreation alleys Thursday at 8 PM. Lawrence Sanitary quintet plays at 8 o'clock Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Schwegler
Minnepolis
Minn
Dean
C.B. Russell
Kansas City
L. A. McNalley
Minneapolis
Kay
Topeka
Toe Scotel
Bas Peka
Will. Bowe
Lawrence Sanitary
Lawrence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bert Nash
Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Bismarck
Lola’ Learnard
Pulpils
Armin Woestemeyler
M. N. Bridge Club
Everett Stith
le Tretle Club
Centenary Methodist Church
Clav Savage
Esther Clark Hill
Round Table
Pi Beta Phi
Madge Bullene
Mary G. Allen
J. S. Barrow
Agnes Evans
W. S. Grica
R. MM. Fitzpatrick
C. GC. LeSner
T. J. Sweeney
Virginia Te
Unitarian Alliance
H. S. Dickie
Arkansas Street
W. M. Backus
Women's Society of the First Baptist Church
W. C. Simons
A. H. Sluss
Mississippi Street
Sallie
Bridgettes
Salon Emery
Virginia Hutson
Ralph Achning
Needlecraft Club
Terry Gessi
Co-Operettes
J. C. Rumsey
Indiana Street
Guy Hunsinger
East Eleventh Street
Missionary Society of Plymouth Congregational Church
F. O. Russell
Jennie Moren
I. A. Weed
EB B Stouffer
May Savage
Minnie Scott
Congregational Church
E.P. Sisson
Versmont Street
Mary Louise Baker
First Presbyterian Church
Kentucky Street
Mary Lou Holloway
Jean Lee Astman
Helen Gordon Dodds
Jean Moyer
Mary Louise
Ethel Lindner
Zola Newcomb
Spring Enna Jettick
Otto Fischer
the Rose Beauty Shoppe
Mags
Frederic
H. W Gossard Co
Marillyn Canton Crepe and
Stehli’s
Canton Faille
New Spring
Vogue
A Journal-World
Robert F. Wilson
Famous Apparel
Weaver
Janelle and
Llewellyn
Janelle
Sharmoor Coats
T. Miller Shoes
Kayser Hosiery
Munsing Near
Bacmo
Vanity Fair
Nelly Don
Marillyn Silks
Elizabeth Arden
Elmo Toiletries
Bacilla
Gossard
A.B.C. Wash Fabrics
Spring Rock
Apparel
Keene
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