Social calendar features luncheons and clubs
Mrs J. Means of Sans Materials honored at The Hearth luncheon with Mrs I N Lewis and Monday Team whist club. Mrs Ogden Jones hosted La-Operettes board meeting. many out-of-town guests attended. Officers Wives Club hosted a bridge luncheon at The Hearth with table decor and guests. Mary Jane Wretten traveled secretary guest of honor. Community groups planned readings, conferences, and social gatherings through Thursday with multiple club meetings at the Hearth and local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
BA Reser
Henry
Chamber of Camm
Eliabeth Terry
Aeacny Piamor Club
Howard
Eady
Stanton
Mreth
HK. Lewis
Funcheon
Theonaca
Officers Wives Club
Mre. I. N
Ebayer Couse
Mary Jane Wretten
Mone Jeannette Singleton
Tapaka
Mon OS. Brooks
Coetperettea International
Leste Ehy
La-Operettes Board
Via Hote
Kannas Qty
Home of
Ela Serita
Benefit basketball double header at Hoch Auditorium
A benefit contest hosted by the KU War Memorial Drive Committee will start at 7:30 tomorrow night at Hoch Auditorium. The KU varsity faces the Faculty in the opener, followed by the Intramural All-Stars versus the K-Club, a former KU cage unit now in school. Notables include Homer Sherwood Gordon Stucker Dan Diehl Bill Paraythe Kirk Scott Bill Fitepatrick Herb Heim Max Kissell and Harry McSpadden. Intramural All-Stars selections feature first second and third teams from Sigma Alpha Epsilon and other Greek groups, with strong PSI Alpha Epsilon representation and a repeat of high school talent. The event promises competitive play from a studded intramural squad amid a royal clash with the K-Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.U. War Memorial Drive Committee
Hoch Auditorium
Althominng Chartie Flack
Fadley
K-Club
K.U. Cage
Kchub
Inter
Homer Sherwood
Gordon Stucker
Dan Diehl
Bill Paraythe
Kirk Scott
Bill Fitepatrick
Herb Heim
Max Kissell
Harry McSpadden
University Daily
Kansan
Pihlbitad
Kappa Sigma
4Hma Alpha Epsilon
Ing
Phi Dela
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Guarda
Connelly
Chi
Hargis
Phi Gamma Delta
Gillin
Beta Theta Pi
Fariley
Frat Busters
Daugherty
Penny Rexall
Sigma Phi_ Epsilon
Tomlinson
Delta Chi
Wagataff
Sigma Chi
Ocomb
Stema Alpha Epsilon
Kclub
Mountbatten Arrives to Assume Last Viceroy Post in India
Last viceroy Viscount Mountbatten arrived in New Delhi on a Saturday to prepare for British handover of India to an independent government by June 1948 as pledged by Prime Minister Attlee.
Lawrence Members Set For State Music Club Meeting In Topeka
Lawrence musicians prepare to attend the twenty seventh annual Kansas Federation of Music Clubs convention in Topeka. Auditions for 1500 scholarships were held at First Methodist Church with director Mrs. George Lowman guiding Lawrence entrants. University of Kansas voice students compete, and the Lawrence Music Club chorus performs The Robin in the Rain and three pieces for the all state program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Topeka
First Methodist
Topeka Y.W.C.A
University of Kansas
Auditio Dangnerts
Noble Cain
Alex
Evasi
Jane Bean
Frida
Murle Club
War Inua
Mra
Reginald Strait
Maurie Clathaon
W. Bradshaw
Er Ue
Strait
Sugar wholesalers warned of inventory adjustments in Kansas
Wichita official says many Kansas wholesalers and retailers may be short on sugar when the April 1 ration stamp becomes valid. Only about one fourth of eligible dealers have filed inventory adjustment applications. Stamp No 11 will allow ten pounds of sugar, doubling previous stamp value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
W. M. Moorhouse
Wichita Sugar
Office of Temporary Controls
Moorhouse
Personal news from Day family and local residents
Mr and Mrs E G Day report grandson Peter Hanson in Warm Springs Ga says he stood last Tuesday for the first time since becoming mobile last September though he will not walk soon He may leave hospital next weekend for a home visit to celebrate his birthday Other local moves and health notes include the Ungers moving to Cant on farm and the Wilson family occupying 74 Missouri Street A nurse in training Eileene Allen remains hospitalized with infection improving Mrs Waldemar Gelich to Santa Fe while Dr John Frans recovers from influenza at Memorial Hospital Pete Allen writes from the Navy hospital at Kowejatein about a knee fracture and injuries after a jeep crash Other notes mention the Hildebrand family moving from town and several patients in local hospitals with varying conditions
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E.G. Day
Peter Hanson
Warm Springs
Peter
Harry FE. Unger
Canton
Alvin Wilson
Mary Margaret
Alvin Clyde
Unger
Missouri Street
Misa Eileene Allen
W. T. Allen
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Waldemar Gelich
Santa Fe
John FE
Frans
Memorial Hospital
Herbert Reed
Hopital Lane
Tarry Green
Jimmy Dyer
Baldwin
Eugena Meas-inger
Onerta
Sen
Pete Allen
Navy Hospital
Koweja-tein
Earl Hildebrand
Gona
Ore
Glen
Residents trade homes and visit relatives across states
The notice lists several family movements and visits from the Brokmanns to Ottawa with May Wingfield and friends, Tangemans from Grand Island and Stalnakers from Iola, who together spent Sunday with Hayden and family. It also notes Delbert McCall's 30 day Marine leave from Camp Pendleton, visiting relatives in Lawrence and Los Angeles, returning from China and Japan. The piece closes with a Veterans Administration loan report: $38,691,816 in guarantees for 95 countries over three years, detailing 343 business, 608 farm, and 7,653 home loans, with 724 loans repaid in full by February.
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Massachusetts Street
William Willee
Ohio Street
Albert Brokmann
Earlene Kay
Phyllis
Ottawa
Sharon
Larry
Lynn
Iola
Albert Hayden
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Tangeman
Kiewitz Construction Company
Grand Island
Stalnaker
Tola
Rusze
Eugene Measinger
Delbert McCall
Lawrence
U. S. Marines
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Tom McCall
Helen
C. W. Deskin
Dorothy McCall
Los Angeles
China
Japan
Wichita
Kansas
W. Veterans Administration
Puckett Fined in Police Court Disturbance Case
Walter Puckett nineteen fine was set at ten dollars by Judge O J Lane in police court after a Saturday investigation at a Third and Locust filling station involving Puckett and Orville Allen sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Puckett
Maiden Lane
0. J. Lane
Riceatrannen
Third and Locust Streets
Puckett
Orville Allen
Body Bark to States for Burial Fort Leavenworth
Port officials announced the return of the body of T S Harold R. Lawrence, 89, Urich Missouri, from Karlsruhe Germany. He is the first overseas burial back home at the Na eter. a Jeep accident occurred January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
T S Harold R. Lawrence
Urich
Karlsruhe
Germany
Lawrence
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Ogden
Thomas Pearcca
Pratt
Aha
American Association of Laberty
Fratt Junior College
Dre. Pearson
Harter Thames
Cole
Boo
Hendri
Rohard W. Mansfie
Walter Keeler
Anits Thureda
Priscilla Eines
United Jrethr
Sam Sompet
Harry Fberhart
New Hampshire Street
Thuredac
Mer
Ste
Ener
Seks
Ma Mearns Moonen Laws
P. Laceman
Fall Leaf Community Club
Trekta Gamma
Country Club
Mary Tou: Mathews
Ion Sara
Wets
Misa Kathleen O'Connor
Bette Jo Jones
Initiste
Brreented
Ming Sally Sendefur
Ted Cox
West Twenty Firet Street
Peon
V.F.W
Ted Con
Gackh Zy Adres Carl Buchsha
Mre
French Thomas and
Sayehter
Diane
Frank Soden
Ant Ansehter
Ma Marit
Ralph Botpeckrees
Home Aid Society
H. J. Kapfer
Alabama Street
Eugene Cora
Harmony Circle
Firm Methodist Church
Wayne Replowle
Yellowstone National
Heatenses
Tom Griffith
Oliver Shields
T. Rone
Kentucky Street
A. D. Thompson
B.C. Wilkins
South
Henry Brown
Alva Brown
de- Soto
Harry Newell
J. J. Perry
Lawrence Dentists
Crescent Road
East 11Th St
W.M. McGrew
K. U
Erme
Rearcura Arenes
Mr. Bixby
Jun
Satso
Zims Snack Shop
C. B. Hosford Reactors
E. T. Arnold
Franks
Tru-Art
Pittsburgh
Frank
Pitne
Lidia
Pinkham
Lydia E Pisktan
Vanity
Vanity Beauty Shop
Mass
Wan
Childrens
Swope
Miller & Malott Ph
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