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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1935

Page

5

Engagements and Society News Sweep Local Gatherings

Society notes report Miss Gertrude Downey's engagement to Russell Seacat announced at a Brid ge afternoon. Easter Sunday April 21 wedding planned at the bride’s Douglass home. Downey teaches at McAnaster. Seacat is an assistant sales manager at Kansas Electric Power.

Gertrude Downey Russell Seacat Ida Good Verna McQuey Frances Young Vermont Street T. M. Downey Douglass Miss Downey McAnaster School Seacat S. H. Seacat Bucklin Kansas Electric Power Company Ed Hite Kansas City Marian Mott Ina Borman Emporia Carol Watkinson Elaine Garver Susan Todd Muriel Amerine Dorothy Bleakley Denna Meeker Mildred _McGuire Thelma Hemphill Susan Friend Jeannette Bowersock Maud Ellsworth Electa Kindelsperger Cleo Collins Omar Goodman Marston McClugeage Harold Snider Corlett Cotton L. R. Perry

Social calendar features numerous clubs and gatherings

A busy slate includes bridge and contract clubs at the Country Club and Manor, lawn events at the University and Flower Club programs, dances, luncheons, and dinners. Notables include Topeka guest Mary Frances Crosby and National Business Women's Week events with a banquet in Topeka.

Saturda Is. Cc. Rumeey Eldridge Ruth Litchen Miles Mareel Rich Margaret Lynn W. E. Spalding WW. . Simons L. M. Metzler Kinchesa Manor H. S. Foster J. A. Gustafson Fred Zoellner Misa Emma Warner Reading Club Nor

Personal notes from Kansas City visitors and Topeka events

Mr and Mrs Harry Yankee and daughter Betty Ann of Kansas City will visit tomorrow with Mr and Mrs 5 W Atkinson. Mr and Mrs BE A Wood and son Bruce Dean will travel to Chilli cothe Mo to spend the day with Mrs Wood's sister. Mrs J M Johnson Miss Mary Crossley and Jewel Johnson of Hiawatha spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Lloyd JT Prof Jens P Jensen spoke at the Topeka League of Women Voters luncheon at the Zeta Tau Alpha house. Mrs John Tom Reynolds of McPherson visits her parents Mr and Mrs Otto Barteldes. Miss Mary Hartnett of Topeka joins the Kappa Alpha Theta house for the Sigma Chi masked party.

Harry Yankee Betty Ann Kansas City W. Atkinson BE. A. Wood Bruce Dean Chillicothe Wood Rs. J. M. Johnson Mary Crossley Jewel Johnson Hiawatha Lloyd JT Jens P. Jensen Topeka League of Women Voters Zeta Tau Alpha House John Tom Reynolds McPherson Mrr Otto Barteldes Mary Hartnett Topeka Kappa Alpha Theta House Sigma Chi

Baldwin News and Church Moves in Lawrence Area

Mrs. Brevant visited Lawrence Monday while Rev. and Mrs. John Green moved to Michigan Valley where Mr. Green was named pastor. Guests from Atlanta and Malthend attended the funeral in Muskogee for Joseph McRoberts. The Woman's Home Missionary Society met in Fellowship Hall with Mrs. Frank E. Wolf presiding and invited members from Ottawa Wellsville Edgerton Gardner for the March gathering.

Brevant Lawrence John Green Michian Valley Green Methodist Church Dickers Charles Wilson Atlanta Charles McRoberts Malth End Charles B. Stephens Muskogee Okla Joseph McRoberts Stephens Wilson Woman’s Home Missionary Society Fellowship Hall Frank E. Wolf Lawrence Ottawa Wellsville Edgerton Gardner

Pageant and notices from Baldwin district meeting event

A detailed Baldwin community report covers a Kansas district meeting led by Mrs. David Smith, devotionals by Mrs. Chubb, special music by Edith Martin, and a pageant The Fellowship Read. It notes upcoming Kansas City district events April 24, Baker students visiting Gord Will Industries, and various Baker University activities and local social updates.

James Chubb Flora_ Ricketts Clarence B. Holcombe Edith Martin Marjorie Ricketts Harold W. Guest Elton Peterson George M. Liston Grace Hausani F. E. Barber William M. Balch Floy Liston America Wallace B. Fleming Nancy Brannock Thomas A. Evans Willard H. Garrett Wolf Kansas City Baldwin David Smith Herman Minnis Mattie Roberta John Bucklin Fred Hartt Eudora Jack Hughes J. O. Scott Josephine Gilmore

Boosters Club Formed At Local Church Meeting

Mrs E J Crague reviewed Mary Lords Why Not Try God At the club business session welfare work was chosen as the city contest sponsor A nominating committee to report next meeting set for April 17 County Red Cross Nursing Association and Miss Marie Neeley will present reports Following Shorey tea the tea committee included Mrs H K Ebright Mrs Earl Morris and Mrs William Potts A Boosters Club officers elected Dr Harold W Guest Harvey Booth Miss Helen Deell Dieudonne Roberts Committees were named for creamery plans two mill propositions townAdvertising highway work slogans and a community canning factory Reports due Friday in Fellowship Hall

Shorey Tea Wassery H. KK. Ebright Earl Morris William Potts Fellowship Hall Harold W. Guest Harvey Booth Helen Deel Dieudonne Roberts

Visit Notes From Ives Chapel Community

Mrs. George Summer and family called on Miss Mathey and Charlie Mathey last week. Lawrence visitors included Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lockwood and others Tuesday afternoon. Several families traveled to Kansas City and Ottawa for visits. Grange judging team with Professor Banta attended contests in Albany. Ottawa team won first. L. and S. club party featured pinochle and other games with many locals present. Receptions and visits followed at multiple homes, with Mrs. McKinney honored on birthday.

George Summer Miss Mathey Charlie Mathey C. C. Lockwood Ed Huey Roy Clary Lawrence Lynn Taylor Clyde Stewart Beulah Stewart Kansas City John Dean Jessie Dean Ottawa C. D. Bowser Roy Marie Thomas Dick Fisher Nina Sutor W. RB. Suter John Perkins Charles Griffith Floyd Rutherford I. N. Rutherford Manhattan John, Jr Ben Davison Margaret Philip Miller Donald Josie McKinney William Simpson Betty Lou C. W. Warner Floyd Merlyn Ernest Butell Wincel Dean Ernest, Jr L. L. Hadley Glenn Howard Raymond Warner Marlin Cook Gayle Frank Lobingier Ray Paul Mary Lou St. Patrick's

Signs of Spring At Lincoln Tribune School

Primary children search for spring signs in Lawrence with robins blue jays and blooming elms. They study farm life and baby animals design dresses and sweaters, while teens and staff pursue reading spelling penmanship and safety programs.

Ils Miss Ellsworth Nelcene McCloud Margaret Newman Nora Lee Ball Carrie Mitchell Agnes Laspy Leslie Newman Billy Jeltz Kansas City Henry Allen Matheus Pinckney School Henry Allen Holland

Social Visits Spread Across Ottawa Area On Sunday

Residents shared gatherings with friends and relatives across Ottawa and surrounding towns. Notable stops include Nina Sutor of Kansas City visiting the McClay family, and numerous dinners and rides enjoyed by locals such as the Cook, Dean, Rutherford, and Osher households. Several trips referenced Ottawa connections with Weilsville and Stony Point guests noted.

Also Mentioned on This Page

University Club C. M. Young Ecke's Hall Margaret Pyle Pi +ts Phi South Side the Manor W. C. Simons Dorothea Simons Old Friends Club F. H. Jahns Fred Bartz L. A. Gustafson Sigel Ladies' Aid Bert Sanders James Sanders Lou Kelly Robert Martin Tell Call Alva Petefish Edd Steele Sam Neis Endora Elsie Stephen Oldham Delta Zeta Mildred Ewing Mary Frances Crosby Mary Frances Mildred E. A. Wood B. M. Babb C. E. Fox L. H. Frink Lawrence Flower Club N. H. Bailey Vanney Miller Harry Nevin Business and Professional Women’s Club Topeka Club T. T. Solander Osawatomie Hazel Dawson Louise Nelson Lora’ Mendenhall Ruth Morse Murray Lydie Rebekahs Fleeta Penn Noble Grand Mararet Schumann Rebekah School of Instruction Kan Kate Caldwell Olive Bruckmiller Noble Aunt Het Robert Quillen Jim Publishers Eradicate Baldwin News Lois Hollingsworth New York City Sf Liller Gotham Associated Press Gord Will Industries Francis Wilson Alice Mary Alice Severy Delta Tau Delta House Baker Corinne Johnson Independence Benjamin Arthur Totten J Jr Clifton Marian Johnson Delta Delta Delta Sorority Delta Tau Delta Totten Jefferson City Lori L. Gilliland Route 1 James Lori A. C. Wheeler Hutchinson Wheeler Karl Bratton Baker Fine Arts Federation of Music Clubs In Kansas Bratton Atwater Kent Harriett Osborne Baker University John B. Ross Yates Center 6Th King Streets Ross Otto R. Saunders Masonic Fraternity of Woman's City Club First Methodist Church Marguerite Noltensmeyer Grace Huey Allah Inez Haynes Irwin Irene Kelly Lillian Koslow Hotel Astor New York George Butell Bobby Herman Butell Homer Robbins Agricola Nettie Shockey Dr. Gundy Round Corner THE Lincoln Tribune Lincoln School Lawrence, Kansas Cleo McCloud Edward Henderson Foster Newman Stanford Esther Carter K. U Miss Carter Roberson Ellsworth Allan Patterson Hugh Johnson Albert Johnson Euene Moore Lawrence Drawing Club Webster Miss Newman Milton Moore Eugene Edamas Tony Sarg Faust Bill Nelson Kindlesperger Salina Flory Lincoln Supt. Birch Washington, D. C Lincoln Memorial Atlantic City Misa Henley Revere Sutor Dewey McClay Carol Joanne Anna Morgan Melvin Cook Clara Cuassinger Stony Point Jess Collins Weilsville Pandey W. R. Suter Dean Charles Wineinger Wineinger John Hurley Jack Crambler Anna May James Osher Robert Busby Warren Chas. C. Makepeace Dickinson Bldg E. E. Whetstone Mass Wren Brinkman Shimmons Mary Elien Miller Holloway & Phillips Hall Oo Lawrence Steam Laundry Mali Granada Theatre Awards Gene Falkenstein Ohio St. Lawrence J. W. Banks R. R. G. Lawrence Virginia Smith St. Lawrence Granada Ward Journal - World
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