Frayed social notices and engagements in Lawrence society
A dense page lists optional gatherings and announcements from Lawrence organizations. Mrs. Ed Ulvira hosts a luncheon. Miss Patty Schultz from Kansas City is honored ahead of her June wedding. Mary Catherine Phillips announces engagement to Arthur Tranave. Meadow Lark 4-H in Leavenworth reports its closing program. Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary held a three day event in Topeka. local clubs meet for tea, lectures, and dressings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Schwahn
Patty Schultz
Kansas City
Gamma Phi Beta
Charles Phillips
Sedalia
Mary Catherine
Arthur Tranave
Hattie Tranave
Lawrence
Miss Phillips
Charles Skiles
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Meadow Lark 4-H
Leavenworth County
Pettengill
Sweet Claver
Kansas
Francia Wilsy
Ilver
Mira
Dorothy Flittenbeck
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Topeka
Toka Clube
Jayhawk Hotel
M. Frances Anderson
Bridgeport
Parrots
Mrs. Brown
Myrtle Allen
Second District
Bessie Westergren
Nannie Lefford
Mabel Daniel
Nell Saunders
Yvonne Saunders
Helen Pinon
Helen Mitchell
Local clubs and gatherings fill week in Lawrence
Misa Jang Wilcox presides over a reception with notable attendants. The Merry Matrons dine with Mrs. Skinner on Thursday at 1 pm. Lawrence Art Club meets at Sy museum with Margaret Shap discussing Taxco painting experiences. Beta Sigma Phi installs new officers led by Hannah Sager. 100+ Girl Scouts plan a Community building supper with national adviser Mrs. Treva Brown. Multiple church groups and sororities hold meetings, picnics, talks, and programs across Thursday and Friday. A birth is announced for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Luther of DeSoto at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Art Club
Sy Museum
Margareth Shap
Taxco
Mexico
Bane
Alpha Gamma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Mary Cameron
Ruth Robber
Eldora Verberg
Arlene Ross
Hannah Low Sager
Berniece Ash~er
Bent Margaret Foote
Girl Scout Council
Treva Brown
National Staff
Lawrence
Brown
Personal reunions and travels across states
Dr and Mrs Eugene D Liddy plan a Sarasota month long trip. Mr and Mrs W E Spalding returned from Deland Fla with their son Arthur Spalding and daughter Mary Spalding. Mr and Mrs C A Dodds returned from Cincinnati with Arthur Gress. Gress discharged from the air corps. Stan Schwahn heads to Arkansas theaters with three men from Kansas City. Mrs W H Quakenbush returned from Wichita with sister Mrs A A Carpenter. Mr and Mrs Ellis T Johnston attend birthday dinner in Topeka. Oscar Forrester visited son George Forrester in Aly. Lela Whiteford travels from Kansas City to visit Mrs Blewitt and family in Newark. Bobby Broke noted in Topeka Catholic High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene D. Liddy
Sarasota
W. E. Spalding
Deland
Fla
Arthur Spalding
Mary Spalding
York City
Arthur Spalding, Jr
Sheri Point
N. C
Dodds
Cincinnati
American Gas Association
Arthur Gress
Evansville
Ind
Gress
Air Corps
Manila
Tokyo
Orient
Cpl. Dodds
Stan Schwahn
Commonwealth Theaters
Kansas City
Arkansas
W. H. Quakenbush
Wichita
A. A. Carpenter
Protection
Lawrence
Ellis T. Johnston
Topeka
Fred Knapp
Mrs. Johnston
Callie Hagan
Newton
Oscar Forrester
Emporia
George Forrester
Aly
Lela Whiteford
J. E. McConchie
McConchisa
Ier de Blewit
Kathy Lynn
Newark
N. J
First reunion of brothers and sisters after fourteen years
The text describes a family gathering with visits from Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dunbar and daughters Jonnie Ruth Jo Delle and Donna Rae of Silverton Colorado and Mrs. Charles Hitzeng and daughter Lola Ann of Pueblo visiting the Dunbar and Forrester households. The gathering marks the first reunion in fourteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Houk
Mary Kay
Blind student to meet Truman at William Jewell graduation
Jerry Morgan a 23 year old sightless student from Grandview near Truman will graduate with honors from William Jewell college as third man in his class. He has never met President Truman who will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws at the commencement. The Market Basket prize this week goes to the best Strawberry Shortcake recipe submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Morgan
Jerry Jones
William Jewell College
Truman
Jerry
Altho
Grandview
Rotaryans at Eldridge Rotaryanns at Eldridge
A Rotary event hosted by the Rotarians and Rotaryanns at the Eldridge hotel was described as a playful mirth filled evening. Mr and Mrs M J Getto chaired the committee which planned funny acts while 130 members dined in the Crystal room with red roses iris on the tables and roses sent by Alfred Lawrence for table favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotariians
Rotaryanns
Eldridge Hotel
M. J. Getto
Crystal Room
Paul
Alfred Lawrence
Rotary dinner program and games noted hosts and judges
Mr. and Mrs. Tort Parker and several couples attended a Rotary event with master of ceremonies Gerald Hesse. Cecil Hough provided piano, David Horkmans won Cheerio bingo, and Mr. and Mrs. Parker ran a husband and wife word contest won by Arthur and Gress. Rotarians read verses from Pandora boxes, Ralph Graber depicted a Bagdad mystic, and Baby Olympics featured new members led by Mike Getto and Tom Parker. The program closed with a song battle led by Vera Bratton and John Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tort Parker
Norman Edmonds
Ralph Graber
Ver Brattam
Clarence Freeark
Gerald Hesse
Cecil Hough
David Horkmans
Getto
Rotary
Parker
Arthur Gress
Evansville
Ind
Cary Dodds
Mrs. Edmonds
Ernie Pontius
Robert Haggart
Paul Smart
Mr. Haggart
John Brand
Vera Bratton
John Andrews
Moon and Big Dipper Talk by Prof Storer on KFKU
Prof N W Storer University astronomy professor will discuss observing the Moon and the Big Dipper on KFKU at 9 45 tonight. The program director Miss Mildred Seaman says the Sky Watchers series guides what to look for tonight tomorrow and next week. Everett Christenson sustained a slight injury unloading tanks from a trailer at Central Plumbing this morning at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storer
KFKU
Sky Watchers
N. W. Storer
Fation
Everett Christenson
Christenson
Central Plumbing Company
The Book Nook Opens Shelf of New Books for Sale
A local shop invites readers to browse new titles now available for sale and rent at 1021 Mase. Call 666 for details.
Windlass Crank Loss Incidents at 400 E 23rd Street
A fragment reports at 400 East 23rd Street a person lost control of a windlass crank. Details such as outcome, identities, and surrounding context are unreadable in the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 23Rd Street
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Society
John Ayn My Akower
Misa Severly Ann Gaines
Utive
Se-Opes- Utes
Mra
Edulvira Club
Hear Kappa
M. E. Lukens
Nathan W. McGrew
First Presbyterian Church
I. W. J. Baumcartner
One O'Clock Club
F. G. Jolly
Tennessee Street
J. M. Stongs
Rolli Call
Mother
Claudia Harris
Annie Dunisp
The
Presbyterian Guild
Stelock
W. C. Simons
O. W. Maloney
Eileen
Tulsa
Okla
Dolph Simons
Dolph, Jr
John
Marilyn Maloney
Barbara Neely
Owen Maloney
Simons
Council of the First Christian Church
Circle Five
Beulah Rogers
Children of the Mothers’ Club
E. A. Wagner
Gary Houston
Wagner
Doris Pasewark
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Sam Ferguson
Masonic Temple
Misa Jang Wilcox
Jean Whitney
Youngman, Cusemother
Kathleen Doering
Henry Shenk
Withrow
J. T. Skinner
New Hampshire Street
India School
P.ea
Ogden Jones
University Drive
Fred Elsworth
Trinity Guild of the Episcopal Church
Dorcas
Trinity Lutheran Church
Walter Sandelius
Massachusetts Street
Alpha Chi Omega
Phi Chapter
Paul B. Lawson
Kanwaka Good Will Club
Olin . Button
A. Burdorff
Wayne Luther
DeSoto
Memorial Hospital
Swope
Beauty Shop Mass
Eldridge
Uudies
Chas, Bowe
E. Pinkham
Pinkham
H. W. Stowits
Rexall Store
East
Ning C
Ruth Quinlan
Rose
Rancho Stand
Royal College Shop
Coty
Cordell Drug Store
Mass. St
L. T. Harris CO
802
Mass
Notion Dept
Lady Christina
Mallcgion
Cook
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