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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1940
Page
5
Society contributions for the society column must be received at the Journal-World office by noon on publication day.
The page lists multiple social clubs and events including Friday University club dinner bridge, Niotas club, Helianthus and Lawrence Art clubs, N S C bridge group, Thursday contract club luncheon, and Pi Beta Phi Alumnae luncheon at Mrs Mary Gilmore Allen’s home. Also noted are Evans Hearth, Memorial Union events, and a Davis family dinner.
Mr and Mrs E C Castor announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Marie to Roy Hannon son of Mrs Grace Hannon The wedding is set for June 21 at the First Christian church Miss Castor is a graduate of Topeka High School She studied at Kansas State college and KU where she belongs to Kappa Beta sorority Mr Hannon is a graduate of Lawrence Memorial High School and works at the Reuter Organ Company.
Guests Will Speak Tonight in Topeka as Mrs Weather of New York City and Mrs Lisle Eby invite members to the thirteenth district convention May 23. Various clubs hold lunches, picnics, and meetings at homes around Topeka with prize drawings, guest days, and scheduled times through the week.
City leaders and churches highlight Mother's Day programs as flowers and designs adorn tables. Various clubs meet at homes and venues with dinners, cards, and social activities. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Morris, Mr. and Mrs. War wick Benedict, Dr. J Gabriel, Dr. Anna Foy, and Mrs. Anna Weed.
Personal notes from Lawrence showing Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Boyd returning from their sixteenth Fort Lauderdale winter season. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gustafson and two children from Dodge City. Other items mention Miss Dorothy Howe's bronchitis hospitalization and social visits to Kansas City, Leavenworth, and Salina.
The Northeastern district missionary convention of the Church of God is held at the 11th and New Hampshire church. Rev. and Mrs. A. T. Macial, Spanish missionaries from Los Angeles, will speak. A missionary play by the Topeka society begins at 7 30 p m and Rev. Macial will give the closing address. Mrs. E L Morris presides.
University of Kansas hosts Mu Phi Epsilon musical recital Sunday at Hoch auditorium at 4 pm. Ensemble pieces include two piano numbers, vocal duets and sextets, a string quartet with flute, organ solo, and a Haydn Echo Quartet. program open to public free of charge.
Kenneth Stevenson eight son of E K and Mrs Stevenson 1024 Vermont street and grandson of I C Stevenson is among the youngest donors in the aid drive for Chinese refugees He contributed on the spot after a church meeting led by J R Holmes the local campaign chair He has been studying Chinese in a Sunday school class and learned the primary department gives ten dollars yearly to a Ningpo China kindergarten
Roger W Babson the Massachusetts statistician was nominated without opposition as the Prohibition party's candidate for president Edgar V Moorman of Quincy Illinois was nominated for vice president by the party on May 10 in Chicago
A local cleaning service advertises pricing for cloths and furnishings. Included are moth proofing at 2 cents per foot, bound services at 15 cents, Davenport curtains at 2.50 plus moth proofing, chair cleaning at 1, floor waxing at 0.9 to 0.1 cents per foot, with cold and wax options. Call 806.
Dr. R. E. Farley of Topeka superintendent of the Kansas State Dry Forces will speak at 7 30 Sunday night in the First Methodist church in Douglas county. The service is hosted by the Ministerial Alliance and presided by Rev Alfred P. Smith with Melva Good as soloist singing O Lord Most Holy and Dorothy Enlow Miller at the Russell Memorial organ.
More than 1,000 attendees joined an evening barbecue on the west lawn of Haskell Institute. The event featured a student awards program naming Elizabeth Mae Daley and Wilmer Williams as outstanding graduates of 1939, a floodlit tennis area, a stomp dance, a bonfire, and a street dance as students celebrated.
The First Methodist Church hosts Mothers Day services at 10 50 AM with Kansas City's Iden Reese a noted Wesleyan Chorus soloist as guest. He performs Seek Ye the Lord and Little Mother of Mine with Dorothy Enlow Miller at the Russell Memorial organ. opening meditation Elizabeths Prayer from Tannhaeuser by Wagner led by Dr Robert A Hunt minister.
The church has chosen to speak Sunday morning on the theme A Mother's Gethsemane. The sermon is expected to reflect on sacrifice, faith, and personal trials within a maternal perspective.
The University of Kansas Hunt Club arrives in Kansas City after a horseback journey from Lawrence. A police escort guides them to the American Royal building where they will compete in the sportsmen's horse show. A weary rider notes they will travel back by motor car.
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