Social and club events fill Stockton dinner and bridge night
Dean and Mrs Morrison hosted the University of Business wives for dinner and bridge at the Colonial room. Guests included Mr and Mrs Morrison, Miss Morrison, Mr and Mrs Johnnie Jensen, Mr and Mrs Berg, and other locals. Edgar Jost hosted a bridge evening with Ward Blevins winning high scores and consolation favors by Mrs Haningey and A. K. Garbutt. Group No.3 of the Ladies Aid met to organize for the year, electing officers and listing members. Births, farm club reorganizations, Easter luncheons, and society gatherings fill a busy social page with named locals and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
FT. Stockton
P Morrison
Morrison
Johnie
Jens P. Jensen
J. Geet
Amenico Gagliardo
Paul Malone
C. H. ‘Sandage
Merle.Cox
Edgar Jost
Bridge
Bert Gust
Shawnee
1Ward Blevins
Guy Haningey
Rebekah lodge district meeting draws large crowd
Extensive district school of instruction events filled the hall with about 500 members and guests. Mrs Maud Hamman spoke on the state president's address while the Rosedale degree staff impressed with eight candidates. Postsession tea and talks followed at L O C hall and hall activities included lacquer work demonstrations and nutrition talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebeks
Maud Hamman
Lawrence
Katie Watkins
Hamman
Callie Hagan
Local social notes and visits across Kansas City area
Mrs. Clifford Grosshart of Urich Missouri mourns her sister’s death while relatives in Denver and Los Angeles visit. Several residents travel between Topeka and Kansas City for family events, displays, and weekend home stays. Allen and Joan Fritzel return from San Jose with plans to leave again May first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMr
Clifford Grosshart
Hip Street
Urich
Grosshart
LG. ‘Joint
Denver
Los Angeles
Xine
FW. Gaunt
C. L. Dolman
Topeka
Freda Bareldes
Park Hetzel
FR. F. Arndt
Winifred
Kansas City
Helen, Rither
Mary Gilchrist
May Gardner
C. L
Tope
San Jose
Cal
Baldwin News highlights social events and local notices
Baldwin social life centers on First Methodist with Federation meetings and performances by piano and vocal groups. Easter decorations, a play, and a social hour mark Thursday’s Federation event. others attend PTA sessions, church lectures, and school activities. Local residents visit kin, move, or host gatherings while community projects progress at 73 and 40 crossroads.
Miss Carrie Morgan Goes to Topeka for Nurses Training
Miss Carrie Morgan will enter Fairmount hospital in Topeka for nurses training after staying with her brother John Morgan and Mrs. Morgan for several weeks. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. James Woolf and son Elbert of Bonner Springs and Mr. and Mrs. William Sunquist and Mrs. Myrtle Jennings of Neosha Rapids. Willard Morgan made a business trip to Topeka on Tuesday. Ship Gentry and son Robert of Lake View were weekend callers. Mrs. Willard Morgan's mother Mrs. Hartley is improving after illness. Oak Ridge Birthday club met March 2 at Mrs. J.8.5) home. roll call noted “What Oak Ridge Club Has Meant to Me This Year.” Members with birthdays this month were Mrs. Bertha Knop, Mrs. Alfred Heck, and Mrs. W. H. Mohler. Round table on “frees” and “How: Know them” led by Mrs. Leonhard. Officers and year program plans discussed. next meeting at Mrs. Frank Walters’. Guests included Mrs. Ji Mitchell of Lawrence, Kan. The annual reports were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Hughes
Quayle Memorial
Methodist
Dhareh Im
Kansas City
Kan
First Methodist Church
City Federation
Thomas A. Evans
Federation
Maurice W. Markham
Pesident
Clyde Stewart
Dewey Schmittendor
Iva
Dorothy Clark
Ithe Federation
Gayle Chubb
Harold Pickinger
Vdra Lou Saxerag
Marjorie Benton
Cooke
Hazel Pence
Mildred Chastain
Frances Hawes
Glen Daling
Betty
Lou’ Clark
John Ruchty
Aker
M. Thomas
Wellsville
Oakwood Cemetery
Baldwin
W. A. Uh
Topeka
Richard Hopkins
Ashiev. Mann
Napton
Smith Davis
Parent Teachers Association
Frank Hobbie
P.T
Dodge City
Helen Goot
John Wellbarn
T: Methodist Church
J .B. van ‘Buskirk
Korea
van Buskirk
Harriett Evans
Buskirk
W.W. Simmonds
State Highway Commission
Leavenworth
Johnson
Wyandolle
Kay
Ladies’ Air
Dod. Krum
Augusta’ Schaake
Lawrence
Julia’ Stitzey
Edwardsville
Lik
Frank Leonhard
A. Forest
Memorial Parks Cemetery
Harmon
George Lamb
Helen Miller
Bowersock
J. C. Herriott
Dean R. A. Schwegler
Francis Bersiter
Esther Sipes
Ilness
Freda. Schaake
Wilma Bartman
Megdames
George Snow
Elmer
Ousdahl
Lecompton
Clarence Welcher
H. G. van “Neate
J. R. Topping
C. C. Miller
Alfred Hecke
Elc. Schaake
Schaake
F. J. Hartman
Heck
Ladies’ Aid
Douglas County
Kansas
Unitarian Church
Air
Vernon Deloff
Jon
Lloyd
Clifford
DeHalfohd
George Ford
Charles Willer
Herbert Nunemaker
R. S. H. Club
A. A. Green
Ridge Hotel
Airs
Perry Palmateer
Z. H. van Neste
Willis Colmay
H. G. van Neste
Morgan Brothers
Frank Brinkmeyer
Clarente. Springer
Enterprise
Johns Home
John Doyle
John Fevengok
Alfred Heck
A.A. Hicks
Hicks
Grant Township
Carrie Morgan
John Morgan
Robert
Lake View
Willard
Morgan
Hartley
Oak’ Ridge
Maurice Sutter
Oak Ridge Club
Leonhard
J.C. Herriott
Ai Stanwix
Alfred. Heck
M Frank‘Bereiter
Rankin Wele
Wil
Frank
Walters
Ji Mitchell
Lawrent Ei Kanwak
Pleasant Hour club and Oak Ridge event notes
Commissioners wrap annual township meeting. Miller and Hutchinson visit. Pleasant Hour club met at Mrs. Preyer’s Lawrence home with Mrs. J Gilkison and Mrs. H. G. Van Neste attending. Oak Ridge Farm Bureau to host flower and seed exchange at Mrs. J. C. Herriott’s home. Mrs. S. S. Herd of Lawrence visited. Frank Toms and Chester Toms called on the Howard Erwin home. Last day of Oak Ridge school set for April 19. Patrolman No. 1 on A. B. No. 40 reports road crack marking to aid drivers. Edith Welborn travels to Greensboro then teaches in Farmer, N.G. consolidated high school. banquet in King Cotton hotel precedes Guilford battleground monument unveiling honoring Martha McGee Bell. Cornwallis story linked to Caruthie’s History of North Carolina for Tory outlaws tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lwitch
Milford
Hutchinson Fs
Miller
Ian
Henry
Shirar
Hutchinson
J Gilkison
H. G. van Neste
Pleasant Hour Club
Carl A. Preyer
Lawrence
WH. Weeks
Oak Ridge Farm Bureau Group
J.C. Herriott
GG. Clevenger
S. 5S. Herd
Frank Johns
Frank Toms
Chester Toms
Billy
Howard Erwin
Oak ‘Ridge
Marke
Midland
J. Hy Eibest
Edith Welborn
Greensboro
N. C
Mary
Gibsonville
Farmer, NG
King Cotton Hotel
Guilford Battleground
Martha McGee Bell
Cornwallis
Gilford
Caruthies
North Carolina
Col. Fanning
Social visits and family gatherings across Lawrence and area
Winter family and many neighbors shared Sunday visits and meals at multiple homes. George Carter and daughter Miss Rachel Carter of Lawrence called on Shipman Carter. Richard Carter stayed with his parents. Numerous others from Lawrence to Lecompton and St. Marys visited relatives, noted attendees include Julius Bearman, Dorothy Byman, Gunssman, Gladys Winter, Jake Hill, Frank Clarke and Jamie, Milt Winter, Ambrose Bigsby, C. A. Richard, Arnold Randsdal, James Schroyer, Ida May Richards, Osgood Armstrong, Horney Carr, and Shim Winter. Alice Fay returned home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Carter
Rachel Carter
Lawrence
Shipman Carter
Richard Carter
Smith
Coffeyville Chamber Plans Video Ads for City Resources
Fragmentary notes show references to Wood Park events last Monday and Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Winter and son Allen K plus Mr and Mrs Charley Treadwell in Lecomp ton. The Chamber of Commerce plans to record agricultural and dairying resources of Coffeyville on motion pictures to advertise the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Park
Browzer
C. B
Winter
Allen, K
Charley Treadwell
Lecompton
Coffeyville
Chamber of Commerce
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Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
Or‘ganize
J. H. Corel
Violet Ipman
Res R. Maxwell
Secty
Treasur
D. D. Starling
J.“Abercrombie
A. R. Adair
F. , Bartz
Mary Behr
the McFarland
Frank Me
Olin Halderman
Donna
Tex
Simmons Hospital
Marion. Lutile
Alderman
Lucille Elston
Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau Club
Wol Man
Lewis ‘Howell
Otto Luckan
Olive
Titian
Thurman
Rothwell
John Blough
Raymond la Duke
Illian
Migs
Olive Mian
H.B Ober
Vendredi Bridge
B.bullene
Walter ‘Thiele
Mon-vening
Hans Lassen
Clinton
Myrtle Susie
Fedin
I Kent Hs
Women of the Episcopal Church
Salpha Omicron Pi
Louisiana Street
Alpha Gamma Delta House
Mah Beryl Ee Warden
Déague
Monax
Fids
D. A
Veenday
Feen Owl
Arthur Reedside
League
BE. Dodds
Turaday
Washington
D. R
Plymouth Congregational Parish
Ouse
Reeds
Green Owl
Spooner-Thayer
Betty Washington
Cleveland Loper
John F. “Elden
Harriet Tomson
Maude J.hulse
Mary Clark
Nelle Allens
Cone
G.W
Husted
Riverside Farm Bureau Club
Quvyer Schutz
Taylor
Riverside
Better Homes
Walter Thiele
L. H. Frink
C.B. Russell
the Review Club
Elizabeth. Hage
Kentucky Street
H. Rungerford
Prof
Mrs. Thurnau
Heir Home
Old Friends
Double Seven Thimble ‘Club
Ed Anderson
Oreater
Vis
California
T. C. Erringer
Orville Erringer
Little’son
Orville
John Lt. Kilworth
Montreal
Los ‘Angeles
Marjorie Rickard
Frances Rickard
Ames
Lilian’ Kreuser
Burns
Kansas ‘City
NT Het
Robert Quillen
Baldwin News
The
Philomathean
Gleason
Sharles
Greer
Cat
Cecil Jardon
Lewis Johnson
Athe
Jardon Farm
Simpson Taylor
Fleming
Masonic Lodge of
Kanss
Grand Masonic Lodge
Wichita
Palmyra Lodge
Lawrences
Ottawa
Baldwin Meech Greham
Ona
Matt Ann
Susan
Lin
University of Kansas
Howard Tisdale
St. Louis
Baldwin High School
Baldwin Dist
Frank Simon
Fred
Simon
Bonds
Alva Bond Leathe
Alberti
Virgil
Howard ‘Bond
Alva Bond
Desi
C. PF. Fujer
Elaine
Bobbie
Alva’ Bond
George Finch
Henry, Overbaugh
Fred Simon
Robert Dunn
Pauline Simon
W. A. Simon
J My
Eugene Butterfield
Howard Hoffman
Ephran Vance
Hortsing
Robert Dunn's
Pauline
Ike Thomas
Charles Simon
Myrtle
Dorothy Mae
Simmons
Clinton, Tyner
Cal Frankes
Hardtaker
A. Simon's
Qak Ridge
Ward's Flower Store
Mass
de Luxe Cafe
Ghuren
Nazarne
Rex V
Eeene Sethe Chasis
Rex
Schubert
Rome
Home Service & Laundry
13Th and Conn. Sts
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