Engagement Announced At Wichita Bridge Tea
Miss Madre Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Brown of Wichita to Bryll F Hoff son of J H Hoff of Lawrence announced at a bridge tea hosted by Mrs Brown TheJoyful News miniature newspaper in KU colors marked the occasion The wedding is set for June 15 Brown a University of Kansas graduate majored in journalism Hoff a Lawrence Journal World news staffer also attends Acacia fraternity and Delta? de? Details note guests and luncheon happenings at several society gatherings around town including home aid society and club meetings with floral centerpieces prizes and program readings
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Paul Brown
Wichita
Bryll F. Hoff
J. H. Hoff
Lawrence
Brown
K. U
5. S. Brown
H. J. House
Relva Roester
Claflin
University of Kansas
Journal
Alpha A Pi Sorority
Hoff
Diversity
Acacia Fraternity
Lawrence Journal-World
Social Calendar and Club Activities May Include Early Daffodils
A lively social calendar lists contract and bridge clubs at various homes and venues including Mrs Rice Phelps, the Terrace, and Mrs Wilhelm. Reports cover a surprise shower for Mrs Norman Hassan, Daffodil club progress, lawn club programs, and an April 2 farm bureau meeting.
Local club social roundups feature bridge luncheons and plans
Mrs R R Jackman and Mrs F C Jackman hosted a Saturday bridge luncheon at the former’s home with Mrs Zoellner of Tonganoxie and Mrs E Edwards as guests. Prizes were awarded to Irene Bell. Midland Rural club met with Dr E C Bussing for a 1 pm covered dish luncheon. A program on historical trees was given by Mrs Henry Corder with an article on Trees and Tomorrow. The Kanwaka Farm Bureau and contract and home management meetings are announced for April and upcoming week.
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George Strahan
Kanwaka Literary Club
Andrew Jackson
Fred Gregory
Santa Fe Trail
Ethan Sims
W. F. Elkin
George Dews
J. R. Good
Home Aid Society
Harry de Wolf
R. L. Anderson
J. J. Krom
Carl Graeber
DeWolf
de Wolf
H. G. van Neste
E. W. Martin
Sunny Valley Farm Bureau
Kansas
Daffodil Club
A. R. Olmstead
D. T. Ransdall
X. J. Kennedy
Fred Hunsinger
Fred Broeker
Tenth
Missouri Streets
N. Hi. Bailey
Hunsinger
American Horticultural Society
Washington, D. C
X. J Kennedy
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau Club
John Brohammer
Pearl Brohammer
R. R. Jackman
F. C. Jackman
Zoellner
Tonganoxie
E. Edwards
Jim Kennedy
Masonic Temple
Irene Bell
Missea
Helen Jean Gilchrist
Dorothy Jewell
Helen Thomas
Margaret Kennedy
Edith Kennedy
Dorothy Hazlett
Louise Hell
Vera Sanders
Dorothea Hartig
Millie Allen
Mrs. Kennedy
Midland Rural Club
E. C. Bussing
Hattie Smith
Pat McCoy
Missouri
W. R. Adams
Henry Corder
Charles Husted
Personal notices from area residents and visitors
Mrs Henry W Taylor of Austin Texas arrives tonight to visit her mother Mrs F W Blackmar, after a brief stop in Winfield with husband Mr Taylor who returns to University of Texas. Mrs Gerald B Trautwein and daughter Caroline Sue of Udall arrive tomorrow to visit Mrs Trautwein's parents Mr and Mrs C P Radcliffe. Robert O Neal of Hut chingon visits grandfather D C O Neal south of Dutton bridge after returning from moving steers to Iowa. Miss Leta Swisher in Hamilton spends weekend with aunt Mrs Meta Swisher at the Colonial. Mrs Susan Denman spends the day in Topeka, Miss Helen Thorpe goes to Topeka for the day. Mrs R D Krum returns from St Luke's hospital Kansas City MO, operation a month ago, improved. Lucille M Brandhouse returns from two weeks in Des Moines and Osceola IA with Lloyd Miller and Neta Woods after twenty years. Homer Allison and Hugo Rumsey depart for Omaha NE to attend the National Flower Show opening tomorrow and running through the week.
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Caroline Sue
Udall
Trautwein
C. P. Radcliffe
Robert O'Neal
Hutchingon
D. C. O'Neal
Dutton Bridge
Iowa
Leta Swisher
Hamilton
Meta Swisher
Colonial
Susan Denman
Topeka
Helen Thorpe
R. D. Krum
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Lucille M. Brandhouse
Des Moines
Osceola
Lloyd Miller
Neta Woods
Homer Allison
Hugo Rumsey
Omaha
Neb
Belleview News Highlights Local Social Visits and Events
Belleview residents share Sunday visits and dinners with relatives from Lawrence Eudora Baldwin and Wellsville. Attendance at the Belleview Ladies Aid meeting is planned, while students and teachers prep a Belleview school field trip to Lawrence and area mills and the University.
Digging Up The Ten Commandments In Hartford
Stanley A. Curtis argues that a modern dig of a single Decalogue tablet in Hartford exposes a timeless truth. He notes society’s failure to heed the command against killing amid historic conflicts and modern road hazards, stressing that true progress requires living without bloodshed.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Palestine
Holy Land
Jesus
Crossword Puzzle Across Down Word List
Today’s crossword puzzle presents a dense grid with clues spanning across and down. Readers decipher definitions, word lengths, and letter placements to complete the puzzle, aided by cross-checking where phrases intersect.
Summers Visit Prairie City Residents Travel to Kansas City
Hopewell residents Mr and Mrs George Summers of Prairie City district called at C F Johnson's Sunday morning. Charles and Claude joined them to visit relatives in Kansas City. Hapewell community club staged a program at Stony Point Friday evening with refreshments for a large crowd and an invitation to return in two weeks by Mr and Mrs Russell Deay Mrs Arthur Rockhold and Ann visited Lewis Tucker on Monday.
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George Summers
Prairie City
C. F
Local Social News From Baldwin Area Gatherings
Mr and Mrs George Reynolds attended the Father Son banquet at Worden. Miss Geneva Snyder teaching at Hiawatha spent the weekend with her parents the L B Snyder family. Mr and Mrs William Vaughn dined with Mrs Vaughn's sister near Lawrence. Mr and Mrs W R Jeffries hosted guests west of Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Fred Purvis and Marjolee visited in Lawrence with Mrs Purvis mother Mrs Easley who is ill. Roy Merchant and Jim Dyer attended Mrs White's funeral in Baldwin. Edward Harmon and Mae with Mrs Hart White visited Purvis home. Visitors at Purvis Harmon home included Mrs Arthur Gilman Doris Baldwin. Mrs Bessie Barnes Jeanette Kansas City. Ben Fortney Kansas City overnight. Lenora Williams attended Phi Mu initiation in Baldwin. Carrie Williams, Ralph Yee and children of Stull spent Sunday at Leonard Whitted home. Roy Merchant and Jim Dyer visited Lea Dyer’s Ottawa home. Carrie Williams attended a Rebekahs play in Baldwin. Eva Flory visited Tecumseh area and Asa Postma in Washington Creek. A M Reser and Eva Flory spent day in Lawrence with Mrs Reser’s sister Mrs Hodges and Mrs Banks. Carrie Williams, Raymond and Hubert had Sunday dinner with Ada Williams. Lenora, Oscar, Mrs Will Postma and Florence visited Columba district with A M Reser in Baldwin. Hopewell community club met Wednesday with a large crowd and visitors. Mare Martin’s second daughter and Mrs Wayme Sent s Baldwin area guests. George Lamme and Mrs Frank Johnson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson.
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Derrel
Lawrence
George Reynolds
Worden
Geneva Snyder
Hiawatha
L. B. Snyder
William Vaughn
Kansas City
Ben Fortney
Lenora Williams
Phi Mu House
Baldwin
Georgia Greer
Phi Mu
Carrie Williams
Ralph Yee
Stull
Leonard Whitted
Roy Merchant
Jim Dyer
Lea Dyer
Ottawa
Eva Flory
Tecumseh
Asa Postma
Washineton Creek
A. M. Reser
Tawrence
Com 5
Mare Mertin
Wayme
Baldvsia
Ada Williar
George Lamme
Frank Johnson
Sunday Guests and Local Visits Highlight Baldwin Activity
Sunday afternoon guests included Mr and Mrs William Ford and Mrs Mary Clemmons with Clyde of Kansas City. The Bent family hosted guests and attended a religious play at Centenary hall in Baldwin. Others visiting or chatting at various homes included Donald Vaughn, George and Billie Neuman, L im Dyer, Earl Reynolds, Dan Frye, Ollie, Mrs Carrie Williams, Mrs A P Foster, Mrs George Newland, Ada Williams, Oscar and Lenore, Arthur Deay, and George Deay. A note promotes Lawrence Business College as a valuable education and invites discussion.
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William Ford
Mary Clemmons
Clyde
Kansas City
Roy Merchant
Lee Hadley
Baldwin
W. H. Lucas
Centenary Hall
Donald Vaughn
George
Billie Neuman
Hershel Merchant
Lim Dyer
Earl _ Reynolds
Lawrence
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