Society Contributions Sought for Journal-World by Noon
Society notices indicate submissions to the Journal-World society column must arrive at the office by noon on publication day. The note specifies the deadline and location for readers to submit items suitable for the column.
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Journal-World Office
Friday Events Across Several Clubs Mention Local Groups
The notice lists multiple club activities including Friday Chapter CW of P. E. O. with dinner at Colonial and a Friday bridge luncheon. Chapter EA of P. E. O. with lunch at Evans Hearth. Delta Delta club with Mrs. Robert Pugh. Mothers' League with Mrs. C. M. Clark. Vendredi club with Mrs. W. Tenney and Mrs. Gaunt. Saturday Country Club guest night dance at University club. Variety club with bridge and luncheon at Evang Hearth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. M. Cameron
Justin
W. ©. Boardman
A. S. Decker
Evans Hearth
Delta Delt Club
Robert Pugh
C. M. Clark
Mothers’ League
W. E. Tenney
F. W. Gaunt
Ethan Smith
C. B. Russell
Hovey Hanna
George J. Kirchhoff,Jr
Country club hosts last dance of the season
The Country club holds its final dance of the season tomorrow night at 9 for members and guests. Hosts include Mr. and Mrs. John Skie, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Radcliffe, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. DeWatteville, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hesse, Dr. and Mrs. L. KK. Zimmer and Mr. and Mrs. John Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Skie
Charles Radcliffe
R. A. DeWatteville
C. G. Hesse
Charles McCreight
Stewart
Wilber Rinese
Bruner
Harry Brown
Roland de Watteville
A. S. Anderson
Alberta Wilson
G. D. Maler
Glenn Charlton
Ables
Harry Green
Weaver
Wilfred Hunsinger
B. G. Gustafson
Decker C.D. Niegs
L. EL Bice
Robert van
Fredo Buarteldes
J. R. Payne
N. M. Wherry
Ralph Graber
W. G. Hintson
Michael Gelle
Banks
Goode
Wondhulls
J. J. Rising
J.J. Perry
G. E. Mosley
W. A. McClain
H.W. Stowits
Lawrence Sterling
F. W W. Penchard, Jr
John Brand
Harry Nevin
Gene Glahn
N. C. Lindstrom
Handwriting Expert W H Quakenbush Plans Leavenworth Testimony
W H Quakenbush will travel to Leavenworth Kansas on Monday to testify as a handwriting expert in the federal court trial of James Wild. Mrs F A MacLarney of Denver is visiting her sister Mrs Lyle D Hurd for about ten days. Carl Graeber and H F DeWolf with spouses head to San Francisco for the exposition and relatives for six weeks. Shirley Smith of the Chi Omega house returns home to Pittsburg for the weekend. Jean Mason visits to Kansas City until Monday. Oliver DeWatteville and family arrive from Tulsa to spend the weekend with Mrs C L DeWatteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Quakenbush
Leavenworth
Kan
James Wild
F. A. MacLarney
Denver
Colo
Lyle D. Hurd
Carl Graeber
H. F. DeWolf
San Francisco
Cal
Shirley Smith
Chi Omega House
Pittsburg
Jean Mason
Kanana City
Monny
Oliver DeWatteville
Marylu
Richard
Tulsa
Okla
C. L. DeWatteville
Lutheran election in Kansas conference elects officers
Dr G A Dorf of Marquette Kan was reelected president of the Kansas Lutheran conference by delegates from Kansas Colorado and Missouri churches. Rev A T Lorimer Denver was named vice president Rev Paul Engstrand Lindsborg Kan secretary and J O Stromquist Lindsborg Kan treasurer. A memorial service will be held tomorrow at Swish Ryssby Church conducted by Rev Oscar Peterson of Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longmont
Colo
G. A. Dorf
Marquette
Kan
Kansas Lutheran Conference
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
A. T. Lorimer
Denver
Paul Engstrand
Lindsborg
J. O. Stromquist
Ryssby Church
Here
Oscar Peterson
Wichita
Passengers Ease Stopping A Car On Icy Roads
Experiments show a car carrying passengers in the rear seat is easier to stop on an icy road than a car without passengers. The finding suggests weight distribution affects braking performance on slick surfaces.
Pleasant Valley Notes Include Lost Calf and Local Visits
Pleasant Valley brief items detail a lost white calf south of the Dutton bridge with one found, plus various social notes. Frances Mole of Lawrence spends summer at Clifford Third home. Delbert Richardson attends an insurance meeting in Lawrence. Numerous visits and gatherings across Lawrence, Clinton, De Soto, Fairview, Oakridge, and nearby areas are recorded, including family and neighbor visits, picnics, and showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed DeFrees
Edwardsville
Dutton Bridge
Frances Mole
Lawrence
Clifford Third
Delbert Richardson
Ruby Tipton
William Koehler
Fairview
Pearl Koehler
Freda Koehler
Ella Bone
Kansas City
Ruth Bone
Junction City
Merle Couch
Ray Steed
de Soto
Taylor Orton
Leonard Talley
Barbara
Ruth
Junior Manalis
Clinton
Marian
Glenn Haldeman
Shirley Garratt
Liberty Memorial High School
Howard Lynch
Frank Leonard
Oakridge
Gus Koch
Yudora
Harry Broers
K. E. Butler
Roy Hegeman
Jack Maloney
Tobler
Community Gatherings and Local Travel in Columbia
Sunday visits filled the Columbia area as numerous Shuck families shared time at the Carl Hegeman home in Farmland and at birthday dinners near Budorf. Local residents report a car accident involving Freida Rothchild on Friday with no injuries, and school year closings marked by suppers and programs in Columbia and Willow Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Shuck
Darrell
Barbara
Lloyd Shuck
Eva
Warren
Carl Hegeman
Farmland
Freida Rothchild
Rothchild
Columbia
Byron Shuck
Baldwin High School
Doris Wible
Lawrence
Green Brothers
Shuck Brothers
Charlie Brohammer
Oscar Shuck
Evelyn
Byron
Ernest Wray
Charles
Everett Shaw
Frank Deay
Laurie Postma
Lois Flory
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University Women’s Club
Memorial Union
E. H. Lindley
May Gardner
Deane Malott
Guy Keeler
George J. Hood
J. J. Posey
J. J. Mhistler
Earnest Boyce
Allen Crafton
N. P. Sher- Wood
Winnie Lowrance
Rosemary Ketcham
C. F. Nelson
Frank Strong
Lind
Ketcham
Department of Design
Queen Victoria
Canada
E. C. Buehler
Robert Calderwood
George M. Beal
R. A. Schwegler
William Burdick
J. D. Stranathan
Leslie Tupy
Marston McClugg
E. J. Logsdon
J. R. Traylor
Joe M. Williams
Clinton 4-H Club
Augusta
Jeanette
Louise Baldwin
Doris Anderson
Roberta Harrell
Betty Jean Harrell
Edith
Doris
Jack Anderson
M. Floyd Rankin
Corlett Cotton
Topeka Flower Lovers Club
Lawrence Flower Club
Congregational Parish
University
Evans
Maud Ellsworth
Interdenominational
Colonial Tea Room
Russell Carter
William T. Paullin
University History Faculty
Bessie Taylor
Social Service League
Harold G. Barr
Verner Smith
Sidney Homer
Deems Taylor
Ames Evans
G. W. Pollom
Plamer Club
The
Colonial
Karl Kreider
E.O.W. Bridge Club
Arthur Marks
J. L. Constant
A. F. McClanahan
W. A. Dunnaire
C. O. Radcliffe
Robbert van Noy
Radcliffe
Otto Harteldes
FL FR
Ren Babb
Eh. D. Coy
Howard Veatch
Willard
Skip Williams
Dick Williams
F.T. Stockton
A. B. Weaver
Ivan Rowe
Louisiana Street
F. S. Hall
R. F. Brooks
F. B. MacColloch
Thomas Larrick
McColloch
Pinckney School
Miss Allen
Frances Lynn
Bonnylin Covel
Switzerland
Lucinda Stevens
Marshall Watson
Helen Wing -Jane Klooz
Margaret Hankins
Howard Cunningham
Dicky Durbin
Rita Carr
Joan Riggs
Virginia
Russell McGruder
Frances Henley
Billy Woody
Anna Payne
Gordon Howard
Donna Rae Kirby
Jimmy Endacott
Jane Semple
Dick Davis
Jane Kirchhoff
Joe Dunham
Brown
Mr. Brown
Sammie Moore
Mrs. Brown
Marilyn Barr
Mary
Letitia Ashcraft
Jack
Dick Hunter
Jean
Carol Ann Tupy
Jimmy
Bob Nash
Patsy
Jimmie Endacott
Elizabeth LeSner
Doris Lyons
Winton Winter
Bob Davis
Eugene Hurwitz
Adah
Beulah
Topeka
Lindwood
Rachel
Order of Eastern Star
Nellie Wright
Linwood
Rachel Passon
Jennie Snyder
Home Aid Society
W. W. Roy
James Belshe
J. J. Krum
H. G. van Neste
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Mary Hackbarth
Bertha Strahl
Kedlettes
Haynes & Keene
Spot Cash Shoe Store
Mass
Kimball
Kimball Studio
Music Lovers of
America
Kimball Pianos
Kimball Tone
W. W. Kimball Company
Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation
Kimballco
PRIZ
Holyfield Music Co
W. W. Kimball Co
Chicago
Illinois
City & State
Kansas Group
Pleasant Valley
John Benander
Carl Miller
Carol Wayne
Richland
Crissie Richardson
John Maloney
G. S. Tohler
Lewis Howell
Howell
Mildred Fiehler
Mass St
Holyfield Music Company
Lawrence, Kan
Lipton
Lipton’s
Ceylon
Good House
Sareen Lipton
Dorsey
American Legion Auxiliary
Weaver’s
Lawrence Memorial High School
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