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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1935
Page
5
Kansas City and Lawrence guests honored Dr Harold Zuber with a birthday dinner hosted by Dr and Mrs H B Kibler. W S G A executive council plans an annual Manor dinner with faculty on advisory council and several old board members being reinstated.
A quip attributed to Aunt Het Gy Robent Quillen plays on Jennie liking simple folks who assume others are as innocent as they seem. The line reflects a humorous critique of self righteousness and social pretensions.
Wednesday Mrs T J Sweney Jr Imperial ae W 5 G A dinner Manor Thursday country club dinner bridge Bridgeties Mrs Ivan Lowe Friday contract club dinner bridge some of Mr and Mrs Delta Dek club Mrs Howard Creel Octet club Mrs John King Daffodil club Mrs A J Almatead Palmer Club Mr and Mrs H W Hunter Mrs J R Payne Merry Matrone luncheon Teague of Women Veter all and new boards luncheon the Terrace or Max When Friday contract club Mr and Mrs Hovey Hanna dinner bridge club
Cordley PTA announces a 2:48 pm meeting with a talk on Intermediate Arithmetic by Mrs. Margaret Benfield Goodman. Daffodil Club gathers 2:30 pm with Mrs. A. R. Olmstead. Mathers Discussion Club Friday at 2:20 pm with Mrs. Sam Morris. Octet Bridge Club hosts Mrs. John King. Altar Society meets 2:30 pm at St. John’s parish house. Corbin Hall hosts a faculty reception tonight. Thursday Sewing Club at Mrs. Floyd Hunter’s home. prize winners listed from recent games. Mrs. Fred X. Williams to be remembered with a birthday gift. Miss Emma Wagner’s Coterie dinner-bridge last night. prizes to Miss Julia Hill and Mrs. E. E. Ericson. South Side Reading Club bridge luncheon at Manor with May basket theme and prizes. Trinity Guild and Auxiliary joint meeting tomorrow at 3 pm. litany at 3:45 pm, dinner 6:15 pm, Palestine talk at 7 pm. Miss Lena B. Funk leaves for Gulfport cruise. photo featured in Times-Picayune. Mrs. T. D. Funk and Miss Frances Funk chaperone Mardi Gras trip to New Orleans. No Name Club elects officers for next year. loan scholarship at University planned. Girl Scout and summer art school funds noted.
Mrs. F. M. Benedict and Mrs. L. N. Lewis with Benedict’s brother have toured the south and started home from Miami Beach Florida, expected Friday. Mrs. J. J. Kistler leaves Tuesday for California to inspect Phi Omega Pi chapters in Los Angeles and Berkeley and visit relatives for about two weeks. Mrs. J. R. Rickey of 1305 New York Street underwent a major operation at Memorial Hospital with improved condition. Mrs. C. A. Peterson of 2004 Ohio Street, wife of Officer Oscar A. Peterson, is seriously ill at Memorial Hospital after being taken there yesterday. Mrs. R. C. Banfield of Tulsa visits her daughter Miss Virginia Banfield at the Alpha Chi Omega house.
Moscow reports indicate a thaw as foreign ministers of Russia and Japan exchange cables to resolve tensions after the transfer of the Chinese Eastern railway to Manchukuo. Foreign Minister Hirota and Soviet foreign affairs commissioner Litvinoff expressed optimism for continued peace and cooperation in Asia. An article by Karl Radek urged Britain to cooperate with the Soviet Union to avert wider war, ahead of Captain Eden’s visit to Stalin.
Ottawa Kansas dispatch reports Harold McGugin accusing American pacifists of backing a program that invites war by hindering military training in Civilian Conservation Corps camps. Adelaide Morse of Emporia elected vice regent. Rex Wichita funeral? No, Mrs. L. F. Rex. Fred Harris of Ottawa to speak at closing dinner as four students participate in the program.
Four University of Kansas fine arts students perform a 3:30 PM Thursday recital open to the public. The program includes Plano Pastorale and Rhine Batan Naomi Hildenbrand Violin Concerto in D Major, Mozart Ra Fiano Partita in C Minor, and Willis Quan Organ Grand Chorus.
The Rev. Robert A. Hunt leads a two week Lenten mission with a sermon on The Joy of Assurance at 7:30 tonight. The week’s general theme is Searching for God as recent talks urged deep conviction, unfaltering faith, and living with the reality of God. Regular members and friends are urged to attend.
A fragment depicts Daisy confessing she no longer loves her husband after years. She admits she once despised him occasionally but now feels detached, reflecting a strained relationship in a small-town snapshot.
The text notes two weeks before Easter with church services and a singing event led by Herlan Loyd choir. Mrs Wilbur Pine is scheduled to sing this evening as part of the song service. a classified ad line encourages readers to phone 8 for ad taker services.
The text references the tornado belt spanning Arkansas Missouri Iowa Illinois and much of Kansas and Nebraska while noting 1984 freak storms hitting New Orleans Cleveland and Indianapolis and mentions a large reader audience of buyers and renters reading the Journal.
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