Social Calendar and Club Events Across Town
Notes cover luncheons and teas at The Hearth and with the N.8.C. club event schedules for the American Association of University women and other groups. Details include speakers at University convocation, a dessert dance at St John’s basement, P.E.O. Chapter EA meeting plans, and an AAUW dinner committee lineup amid numerous out of town guests and program announcements.
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American Association of University
University Women's Club
Home Aid Society
Veronican Ladies
Group Seven
St. John’s Church
Thirteenth and
Kentucky Streets
Local Social News and Campus Arts Roundup
Social events include a dinner in honor of Roy N Norwood before naval training in Idaho and a Recreation Club guest day with Mrs Blue speaking on Japan. Memorial hospital announces births and Mother-Daughter meeting at First Evangelical Church. A sold-out Roundup banquet showcases University Fine Arts School with music week performances and top student awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Music Club
Colonial
Amber
George Lowman
Debussy
W. B. Dalton Volce
Cseccsni Sco Scenenceos
Cseccsni Sco Scenenceos: .Ponchlelli Miss Nadyne Brewer Max Hughes
Edgar Elgar
Edophin Mra
Lester van Valkenburg
Charles Houk
Evelyn
Stull
Roy N. Norwood
Naval Training School
Idaho
Clarence Reynolds
Charles Whedon
T. C. Blue
Nelson Green
E. Dooley
August Ford
George Ww
Ethel Markley Harris
Loyd Knap
Way
Los Angeles
Women’s Missionary Society of the
First Evangelical Church
Howard Koelb
School of Fine Arts
Kansas Room
Memorial Union Building
University Cowboy Band
Russell Wiley
Union Building
Haskell Institute
Virginia Gesell
Margaret Whitfield
Dorothy Mae Nelson
Betsy Dodge
Deane W. Malott
Musicweek
FE. Haver Gaston
David Lawson
Clayton Krehbiel
Robert Jenkins
Peter de Rose
Ferde Grose
Fud Livingston
Dudley Crafts Watson
Chicago Art Institute
Benjamin Franklin Affleck
Chicago
Benjamin Franklin Society
W. Otto Miessner
Kappa Chapter
Pi Kappa Lambda
James Lerch
Peggy Kay
Suzanne Schmidt
Delta Phi Delta
Local Arts Banquet Honors Billy Lakey and Mary Beltz Recital
Silver and bronze keys awarded to Billy Lakey at a banquet then attendees moved to Fraser Hall for Mary Louise Beltz recital. The 1943 fine arts events continued with golf season opening at the Country Club led by Orville Stone and volunteers. lessons offered Fridays and Saturdays with signups at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Lakey
Fraser Hall
Mary Louise Beltz
Local Personal News and a Damages Suit
Howard A Veatch returns to work at his furniture store after a week with a cold. Miss Gertrude Stout visits Lawrence from McLouth for a Mary Louise Beltz concert and stays with the Stout and Wman households. Mrs Lloyd House leaves for Starke Florida to be near her husband Pvt Lloyd House stationed at Camp Blanding. Pfc Arnold John Craig and wife visit his parents on a three day furlough. Craig stationed at Fort Sill. A K Glatthaar returns from Paris Illinois on a business trip. Mrs Granville Bush of Kansas City visits her mother Mrs Jessie Epperly. Mrs L B De Hart, mother of Mrs A B Weaver, hospitalized with a broken left arm after a fall. Mrs Elizabeth Hemphill of Philadelphia visiting John P Clevenger and relatives. E M Sutton sues J G Barutio for 250 damages from an automobile collision in front of the Granada theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Veatch
Gertrude Stout
McLouth
Lawrence
Mary Louise Beltz
W. T. Stout
George Wman
Lloyd House
Starke, Fla
Pvt
Camp Blanding
Arnold John Craig
Lester M. Craig
Missouri Street
Fort Sill
Okla
A. K. Glatthaar
Paris
Ill
Granville Bush
Kansas City
Jessie Epperly
L. B. de Hart
A. B. Weaver
Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Hemphill
Philadelphia
John P. Clevenger
Convocation Speaker Impresses Few Students at Campus
Maurice Hindus delivered a well presented convocation address to a relatively small audience. Water sprinklers drenched lawns as Fine Arts students noted Jeannette Bowen aging, while AERC students awaited word on Briggs’s possible military status and Professor Marston McCluggage prepared for naval reserve duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Hindus
AERC
Colonel Briggs
Seventh Service Command
Military Science
Marston McCluggage
Naval Reserve
Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Fast Rheumatic Pain Relief
An inexpensive home remedy using Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice promises relief from rheumatic arthritis and neuritis. The ad claims rapid results within 48 hours and offers a money back guarantee if pain persists, with availability touted at Round Corner Drug Co and other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RusEx
Round Corner Drug Co
Final Examinations Begin as Semester Ends Next Week
Final examinations start Saturday and run through Wednesday as the present semester ends. A ROTC parade occurred at 4 15 on campus intramural fields. An alumni letter mailing drive swells with envelopes. Fraser Theater hosted a concert by University of Kansas composers and artists including Palmer Preyer Miessner and Orcut. Music Week advances with a Gala Festival concert featuring all school of fine arts branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Robert Palmer
Carl A. Preyer
W. Otto Miessner
Ruth Orcutt
Fraser Theater
School of Fine Arts
Postmaster Nominations Headline in May Washington
Roosevelt nominates gas postmasters including Alvin M. Johnson in Canton Herman D. Cornelsen in Hillsboro Albert Earl Elias in LaCrosse Hugh W. Clemson in Wansworth and others. guest artists perform at 8 o'clock in Hoch auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas
Washington
Roosevelt
Canton
Alvin M. Johnson
Hillsboro
Herman D. Cornelsen
LaCrosse
Albert Earl Elias
Wansworth
Hugh W. Clemmons
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Charles Stough
C. W. Maloney
Harry Brown
N.8.c. Club
Raymond Nichols
Kangas
Memorial Union
Maurice’ Hindus
P.E.O
Laurence Woodruff
Westwood Road
Richard Wagstaff
O. W. Maloney
M. S. Winter
C. Q. Nelson
Auburn, Neb
Charles Laming
Fred Zoellner
Tonganoxie
Mothers’ League
Frank E. Jones
Ladies’Literary League
Fred S. Montgomery
South Tennessee Street
R. I. Canuteson
Hilden Gibson
Solon G. Ayers
Ja. J. J. Wheeler
0. T. Black
Bush
F. H. Elving
Ogden. Jones
Eugene Stephenson
Black
A.A.U.W
Mra. C. Cc
Deal
Gilbert Ulmer
H. T. U. Smith
Dorothy Sutton
Helen Wagataff
Byron W. ‘Walters
C. D. Young
Haskell
Phil Cato
Hazel Wilcox
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ayers
Mr. Cato
Miss Wilcox
Af Mary FB. Rutter
Baton Rouge
C. W. Wetherton
Topeka
al DiSimone
Arthur Colburn
Don Davis
Lucille Harris
Jewelly Smith
Mississippi Street
Byron F. Cooke
J. ©. Mercer
Leona Long
Jewell Smith
Virginia Holand
Nra
H. E. Ericson
Grace Sfield
Lillian Wright
Mayme Corcoran
H. W. Craig
Merite Cosgriff
Marcella Kret
Gwynne Kyle
Don Haworth
Victor Hurt
Vesta Kane
U. G
Marion Smith
Vermont Street
Burgess Holler
Ohio Street
John Vogel
Route Five
Vickers
Mass
Sainte
Country Club
Orville Stone
Roger Allen
W. H. Ruese
John Schrader
R. E. Fuhn
Allen
Schrader
R. G. Zimmerman
H. S. Nelson
Robert Reese
West Ninth Street
L. B
Adah
C.E.S
Masonic Temple
Noble Grands Club
C.F. Hall
Trail of the
Robert White
Frank Penner
Wilbur Pine
Emory Woodward
Leah Pettibona
James Arbuthnot
Progressive Contract
E. M. Sutton
Justice Lane
J. G. Barutio
Granada Theater
Iritzi
Eldridge Hotel
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Fine Arts
Jeannette Bowen
Jeannette
School of Fire Arm
Wiigzaawers
Allison - Armstrong
Kentucky
Book Nook
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
Doris Dodson
Looray
Peggy Paige
Virginia Gay
Georgiana’s
BACMO
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