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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1934

Page

5

Social and club notes fill Lawrence calendar in May

Mrs Avery Johnson and Mrs Gillette Bitzer host a Sunday supper at West Hills Parkway. The Friday duplicate contract club and luncheon included Mrs H A Stucker Mrs Ledrue Carter and others. Theta Sigma Phi banquet features Dorothy Lohoff Schlege Kansas City as guest speaker. Various garden meetings picnics and flower club programs accompany the week in Lawrence with church and university group events and women’s club activities.

Avery Johnson Gillette Bitzer West Hills Parkway Herbert Hunter H. A. Stucker Ledrue Carter R. C. Miller George Docking Karl Klooz Birs L. H. Frink Hovey Hanna Theta Sigma Phi Terrace Tea Room Dorothy Lohoff Schlege Kansas City

Community Clubs Plan Luncheon and Socials at Local Church

The Wolf and her group help the hostess with hot dish holders as Group five hosts a noon covered dish luncheon at the church for all interested. A Winnipeg guest Francis Stevens visits his parents, with a reunion at Prof. and Mrs. Stevens home. Various clubs including the Amigos and Bienvenue wrap summer with meetings and bridge, while Warden W M S hosts a June meeting with prayers, mission talks, and devotionals. Entre Nous closes spring with a final Friday meeting at Mrs. Ruese’s home.

Menninger First Presbyterian Church EF. M. Owen Palestine Ladies’ Aid The First Methodist Church Charles B. Young Tennessee Street Laura Penney Lizzie McCleary E. Paul Armstrong Frank McFarland Bertha McFarland Mississippi Street Emma Welch C. A. Cole Vermont Street Irs H. EL the Wolf Ben Bonebrake Fedex W. C Stevens Francis Stevens Winnipeg Canada Winnipeg Free Press Tantry Ral Stevens Philip Stevens Kansas City Caroline Stevens Facard Stevens William Pugh Rachel van Valkenburg Lawrence Entre Nous W. HL. Ruese

Mrs Pontius heads to Portland for ill son

Mrs W D Pontius leaves today for Portland Oregon called there by the serious illness of her son Rev F W Pontius. Henry McCurdy of New York City who has been with aunt Mrs Harry Kane and cousin Lawrence W Kane leaves with the latter for Kansas City to return to New York. Mrs Gertie K Johnston leaves this morning for Emporia as a delegate from the Women's Relief Corps to the state encampment of the G A R and allied orders.

W. D. Pontius Portland Ore F. W. Pontius Henry McCurdy New York City Harry Kane Lawrence W Kane Kansas City New York Gertie K. Johnston Emporia Women’s Relief Corps

Local residents return from visits and meetings

Mrs. H. E. Don Carlos has returned from a month in Washington New York and Ridgewood. Mrs. W. H. Jordan came back to Kansas City after a short visit with Mrs. Justice E. Wright. Mrs. Fred Olmstead spent the day in Topeka. Mrs. Mary Clark Foley and Mrs. Jd. W. Lawson shopped in Kansas City. Earl A. Torneden of Funk mortuary attended a Missouri Funeral Directors Association meeting in Kansas City.

H. E. Don Carlos Washington New York Ridgewood W. H. Jordan Kansas City Justice E. Wright Fred Olmstead Topeka Mary Clark Foley Jd. W. Lawson Earl A. Torneden The Funk Mortuary Missouri Funeral Directors Association

Senior Recital Showcases Adelena Druskus and Virginia Thies

A large audience at the administration auditorium heard Adelena Druskus violin and Virginia Thies piano in a senior recital. Druskus opened with Mozart Concerto in G major, while Thies performed Tschaikowsky Theme and Variations Op. 19 and Campbel-Tipton plus Griffes Night Winds. The program closed with Rubinstein D minor Concerto first movement, with Howard Taylor on second piano. Mary Lou Farlenbaugh accompanied Druskus. Alpha Gamma Delta members hosted a reception for Thies.

Adelena Druskus Virginia Thies Ray Lawrenson C. A. Preyer Druskus Waldemar Gelich Auer Popper Miss Thies Campbell-Tipton Griffes Night Winds Saint-Saens Saint- Saens Thies Howard Taylor Mary Lou Farlenbaugh Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority

Boy Scouts Hold Investiture for Three Tenderfoots

An investiture service in the Chamber of Commerce rooms initiated Grover Den linger Rescor Swain Warren Springer into the Tenderfoot rank. About 25 men attending a minimum training course directed by Lester B Miller and Earle Behrend witnessed the ceremony, sponsored by Troop 42 of the local area.

Grover, Denlinger Rescor Swain Warren Springer Chamber of Commerce Lester B. Miller Earle Behrend

Methodist church scouting training session to resume

Adolph Ochse will scoutmaster a Methodist church troop with Troop 55 under Ed Burgess. The training course resumes next Monday night at 7 o clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms.

Harmony Circle First Methodist Church Raymond Gardner Duane Cook W.B. McCall Ronald Kimber G. E. Moon L. L. Schleifer Methodist Church Adolph Ochse Ed Burgess Chamber of Commerce

Evangelical Church Closes Year With Balanced Budget

The Evangelical Church reports a balanced budget for the year with all obligations met. Rev. A. J. Miller notes growth in membership and strong spirit of cooperation. services were well attended. The pastor attends the annual conference in Hutchinson this week.

Evangelical Church Kansas Wit A. J. Miller Hutchinson

Training School for Insurance Representatives Held in Kansas

The eastern district training school for insurance department representatives of the Kansas State Farm Bureau met today at the Hotel Eldridge with 24 attendees. Delegates from state farm insurance companies across 35 state Farm Bureau organizations participated. J. C. Russell of Manhattan is state director of insurance, with district managers IC. Obrecht of Topeka and G. H. Soullner of Fort Scott present. The meeting covered various insurance topics.

Insurance Department Kansas State Farm Bureau Eldridge Roy Flory Douglas County United States J. C. Russell Manhattan IC. Obrecht Topeka G. H. Soullner Fort Scott

Grammar Tommy-Father Dialogue Note

Fragmentary OCR style item notes a joke exchange about parts of speech with a quoted line. An office note states closure until May with a phone number for appointments. Named initials appear as ad hoc signatures.

Tommy

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