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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1935

Page

5

Local Society Notes Fill Spring Afternoons in Topeka

Mrs. H. 5B Sree hosts tea for sister Mrs Walter Eugene Montgomery of Los Angeles with an assisted by several guests. Reports of bridge luncheons and district meetings, club elections, and upcoming entertainments fill a day’s social calendar including a Quivira club luncheon and a Y M L club gathering at various homes and venues.

H. 5B Sree Walter Eugene Montgomery Los Angles Cal Irs Bullene A. Edwards, Jr George Bullene Edna Lamb Fred Zoellner Charles Laming Tonganoxie Renee Nizan Paris France Esther Prugh Wright Pittsburgh Penn Quivira Club Colonial Mlle. Nizan Wright B. P. Deichert J. N. Carman A. C. Pontius X. Jay Kennedy Clarence Topping J. Churchill Orley Smith C. E. Lindley J. R. Topping Rachel Bucminater W. A. Patterson West Side Study Club R.R. McFarland W. MacLaren Fred R. Estece Fred Bremer Seamans R. C. Mitchell Forrest Noll Margaret Sharp Eileen French Steele Ada Z. Cady Frank McFarland

Social calendar events and club notices in Lawrence

Social calendar items list a long sequence of bridge and tea gatherings held by university and civic groups in Lawrence. Notables include the Imperial and University Women’s clubs, Elks, I.O.O.F. plans, and multiple chapters of P.E.O. plus Rebekahs, Girl Scouts, and local farm bureau activities with teas, dinners, and meetings across downtown venues.

Wraanesday Floyd Rankin Dinner Wridge Club Aera Sullus Imperial Sink Sterly Watkins Hal Elks

Notable visits highlight Omaha social scene

Col. Richard McMasters of the U S Army visits Omaha to inspect the University R O T C unit as a guest of Col and Mrs W C Koenig. Mrs Harriet Weaver Buckley arrives from Los Angeles to stay two weeks with her brother A D Weaver before continuing to New London Connecticut. Mrs Dick Williams spends the week in Chicago. Mrs Walter Reese and her daughter Juliet return home to Newton after a visit.

Richard McMasters United States Army Omaha Neb W. C. Koenig R.O.T.C Harriet Weaver Buckley Los Angeles A. D. Weaver New London Conn Dick Williams Chicago Walter Reese Juliet Newton

Topeka Visit Of William Blizzard And Alice Reese

William Blizzard spends the day in Topeka alongside Miss Alice Reese who is attending the University and is an alumna of the University of Kansas.

Ing Alice Reese Reese The University of Kansas William Blizzard Topeka

Lawrence Public Schools Highlight National Child Health Day

National Child Health Day observes health progress in Lawrence schools with immunization totals for diphtheria typhoid and smallpox. About 3100 pupils. diphtheria 1825 60 percent typhoid 2260 71 percent smallpox 1890 60 percent. Programs include demonstrations posters health films milk studies safety lessons and home school health cooperation to benefit the community.

Congress Lawrence Our Lawrence Health

Rain Falls Freshen Eastern Kansas Soils

Topeka May 1 reports show ers drenched eastern Kansas while western areas faced dust storms. Rain last night soaked subsoil, easing drought conditions in the northeast as residents endure ongoing weather contrasts.

Topeka Kansas

Rhubarb Planting Guidelines For Home Gardeners

Rhubarb grows best in the north though can suit high altitudes in the south. Prepare soil 12 to 16 inches deep with rotted manure. Plant crowns in hills 4 to 5 feet apart and top dress with manure in spring or fall. Harvest only leaf stems, start in year two, with few in year three. Remove seed stalks as soon as they form.

Weather contrasts in Kansas drought relief and dust threat

Forecaster Flora reports Southeastern Kansas soaking rains have eased drought, while Western Kansas remains dry with dust storm potential. Night and tomorrow bring cooler air, but statewide temperatures stay well above freezing. Rainfall totals include Wheaton 1.18 inches, Topeka .21, Kansas City .31, Horton .88, St Joseph .44, Concordia .01, Iola .02. A minister opens a sermon noting offertory complaints.

Flora Wheaton Pottawatomie County Topeka Kansas City Horton St. Joseph Concordia Iola

Montreal Gazette reports on sermon urging inner repentance

The article notes a preacher criticizing outward ritual while urging true contrition. He cites last Sunday's collection and warns against repeating such displays, then reads the Bible line Rend your hearts and not your garments.

Montreal Gazette

Aunt Drusilla Garden Operetta Presented by White School Pupils

Midland report notes an operetta A Aunt Drusilla s Garden presented by White school pupils with readings by Edward Brass and Jerry Correa and refreshments after. F G Laptad held a semi annual hog sale Thursday with good attendance and strong prices.

Drusilla White School Edward Brass Jerry Correa F. G. Laptad Charles Spray Mary Louise Charles Cox Kaw Valley

Rural Social club program and local visits noted

Mrs. Howard Erwin hosted a Rural Social club gathering Wednesday with eleven members and guests Mrs. Gotlieb Neider Elgar Smith and Mrs. Frank Toms present. Entertainment was led by Mrs. Emil Heck and refreshments were served.

Howard Erwin Gotlieb Neider Elgar Smith Frank Toms Emil Heck Guy Shultz May Russell Shaw Oskaloosa Della Weibel Phyllis Moore Loyd Sunnyside Oliver Garner Valley Grove Leo Ousdahl

Midland Teal Club Meets in Lawrence With Guests

The Midland Teal club met Thursday afternoon in Lawrence with Mrs A W Garvin hosting. Fourteen women attended including guest Mrs C A Adams of Prattburg Missouri. Mrs Chas A Read a telegraph on the black ant. Mrs Garvin aided by Mrs Henry Corder. Next meeting set with Mrs C H Pruckmiller on May 2.

John Brohammer Pearl Brohammer Dunn Charles Banning Gottlieb Nieder Brohammer Harold Fisher South Side Reading Club Chester Brown Fred Hunsinger Edward Ellis Brass Orin Bales Brown Ruth J. E. Price C. H. Pruckmiller

Get the Best of Acid Before It Gets You Stomach Trouble Cure

Advertises Dr Gowdy s Prescription for Acid Stomach claiming prevention of serious stomach trouble with excellent results. Notes price two sizes 1.00 and 2.00 and a money back guarantee. Urges reading the circular inside the package.

Dr. Pierce May Prine S. Union St Emporia Kans Buffalo N. Y Dr. Gowdy

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. W. Pollom Howard McConnell Eran Missionary Society Trinity I. C. C. F. Hall Twentieth Century Club Warwick Benedict F. M. Benedict C. H. Ashton Madge Bullene F. M Benedict Benedict Rock Garden Charles C. Swartz Porter T. Hall Brinton Webl) Woodward Stormont Hospital Woodward Agnes Robert Maple Hill Alpha Chi Omega Phi Kappa Paj University Two Wee Orion School of Business University of Pennsylvania Homer Allison Y. M. L. Club Wade Pierce R. R. Smith Lloyd Sehleifer Cooperettes Odd Fellows Hall Henry Roe Cloud Sarst Congregational Church Ladies’ Literary League May Phillips Wichita C. D. Cowgill Ernest Boyce T. EB. Griesa Maurles Crane Lioyd Schleifer Russell Seacat Entre Nous Ralph Tait J. J. Wheeler A. G. Mitchell T. G. Fitch Cowgill Irene Peabody University Women’s Club Myers Hall M. J. Getto W. R. Maddox Laurena Woodruff Herbert Aliphin W. D. Pontius W. L. Newman Dean Paul B. Lawson C. H. Cooper Washington Relief Corps No. 9 Veterans’ Hall Florence L. Snow Lawrence Art Club Rosemary Ketcham W. H. Brown Miss Snow Miss Ketcham London Brangwyn C.E.S Masonic Temple Kate Caldswell Congregational Church Agnes Evans Lawrence Paper Company Eldridge Justin Hill P. A. Dinsmoor Bert Briggs George Marshall Robert Seamans Donald Roberts Walter Williams E. W. Patton Carl Brooks George Allred Carl Brooker Irving Bratton Jack Bratton Lewis Mole Lee McCain Martha Cameron Eugene Klemp Dorothea Simona Valley Chapel Farm Bureau Club John Dunn Elizabeth Dunn P.E.O East Nineteenth Street Sue Todd Elizabeth Davis Noble Grands Club Rebekahs J. A. Benson Girl Scouts Memorial Hospital W. C. Koentz R.O. T Pier Tocardi Maj Tocardi Kansas City, Mo American Guild of Organists B. E. Marsh Eva M. Stitt Rachel Johnson E. L. George Marion Pelton Arza J. Clark B. A. C. Anderson Margaret Higdon Lucille Herndon Richard R. Jesson Donald Engle Manhattan Neva Fansler Mildred Fansler Independence A. L. Williamson Clay Center L. E. Alquist D. T., Wheelock F. W. Schrader F. R. Croson W. F. Miller E. E B. Bennett C.F. Hall Center Co-Operative Club Aunt Het Robert Quillen Bill Amy Publishers Syndicate Weaver Dickinson Ps Flora Ann Sothern Merle Oberon Oth Century Picture Bhry United Artin Midland Virginia Y's Lawrence’s Bargain Theater Patee Gary Cooper Marion Davies Mills Bros Robt. W. Chambers Jove Todd-Kelly Claudette Colbert Lawrence's Grabada Tonite William Powell Jean Harlow Franchottone May Robson Reckless” Technicolor Marietta Huey Long Catholic Church Mexico Pacific China Mignon Geberhart Aline Macmahon Guy Kibbee Allen Jenkins Ted Fiorito WREN Journal - World
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