Social Calendar of Democratic Women Action at First Methodist
Community notes list meetings and social events for women groups across the week. Activities include auction clubs led by Mrs. Allen Crafton and others, bridge and finesse clubs, picnics at Clinton Park, alumnae gatherings, and League of Women Voters events.
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Tiemeeemocratic Women's Action
First Methodist Church
Allen Crafton
Barden
A A Anderson
Robert
A. Hunt
Eg Camera Club
H. V. Hill
Clinton Park
Niente
Act
Irving Hill
Ee Wayne McCor
Ub. Yi
Walter Heeler
Vitoria
T. H. Hack
Myers House
Tonga
Noxie
Fred Zoeliner
T. ML
Roy Smith
Lue Powell
Too Mirs Teanette Wheeler
FL C
League of Women Voters
Old Cit Hall
P. W. Club
Fowler's Tea
Whist Club
Peter Emery
John L. Kitworth
Rhapter
Delightful Topeka Guests Attend Dodderidge Buffet
A large buffet in Topeka hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry A Dodderidge honored Governor Harry Woodring Miss Lida Woodring and Col and Mrs Robert Lemon among about forty guests. Floral decor featured snapdragons roses pink tapers and roses on the refreshment table with Mrs F W Gaunt pouring coffee. Others included Pauline Christian Carl Rice Lynn Broderick Judge Edgar Bennett and many more from Kansas City Parsons Wichita and Emporia.
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Harry A. Dodderidge
Harry Woodring
Lida Woodring
Topeka
Robert Lemon
Pittsburg
F. W. Gaunt
Dodderidge
Governor Woodring
Wood
Anthony
Ralph T. O'Neil
Ernest Ryan
Charles McCarty
Myr
Guy
Helvering
W. H. Hopkins
Dodge City
Glick . Fockele
Leroy
George Matchell
Overbrook
Harrison Parkman
May Clawson
Emporia
George McCarty
Lecompton
J. H. Peterson
Parsons
T. J. Sweeney
Mary Sweeney
Evan A. Edwards, Jr
George Bullene
Tean
Robert M. Davis
H. L. Burdick
Dr. Burdick
Burdick
Davis
Thomas FE. Atkinson
CG. H. Ashton
Betty Clintock
F. H. Lindley
Frank Strong
F. B. Davis
Dorothy Lee Birt
Dorothy Donovan
Josephine Hellings
Roman banquet honors Latin department guest speaker
The Lawrence Memorial High School Classical club held its annual Roman Convivium in the cafeteria with twenty two members in Roman dress. Dr A T Walker of the University of Kansas lectured on practical value of Latin. Edmonds and Stover family members received silver pieces as gifts.
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Lawrence Memorial High School
A. T. Walker
University of Kansas
Gustus Ova Seculta
Local society notes and wedding announcements
The notice lists Ednah Hopkins Miss Louise Wiedemann and Mrs C W Straffon with a public invitation. It reports the marriage of Lois Winifred Dean to Roswell Edwin Capsey of Soldier officiated Oct 10 1981 by Rev Alfred D Grey. Capsey, a 1927 Kansas Univ graduate and former Phi Chi member, is a Soldier High athletic coach. couple to live in Soldier after June 1. Mrs Capsey, a Soldier High teacher and Washburn alumna, announced at a Delta Gamma luncheon in Topeka. Also noted is Eldon Richard’s ninth birthday celebration hosted by Mrs E R Todd with several children present.
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Silas Dean
Lebanon
Lois Winifred
Roswell
Edwin Capsey
Soldier
Frank Capsey
Alfred D. Grey
Mr. Grey
Capsey
University of Kansas
Phi Chi
Soldier High School
Topeka
Delta Gamma
George Greenwood
Washburn College
Social notes from Democratic convention attendees
Mrs W E White of Paola attends the Democratic convention as a delegate and guests Mrs C L Rutter and the Rutters’ East Twenty third Street home. Mrs Fiva Price travels to Cotters Arkansas for her sister Etla Gill Allen’s funeral. Robert Adams arrives from Colorado Springs on business in Kansas City and Omaha. Mrs Gilchrist and Mrs Eberhart spend the day in Kansas City. Mrs F C Brewer of St Louis moves to live with Dr A Gifford who has been critically ill. Mrs George H Foulks Jr of Montree Louisiana visits en route to Monroe from Chillicothe Missouri where Mr Foulks studies. summer plans include Gulfport Mississippi.
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W. E. White
Paola
Cc. L. Rutter
Carl Rutter
East Twenty-third Street
C. T. Raysten
Excelsior Springs
Robert Mathew Adams
Colorado Springs
8. K. Funk
Adams
Kansas City
Omaha
Fiva Price
Cotters
Ark
Etla Gill Allen
M. A. Gilchrist
J. F. Fberhart
F. C. Brewer
St. Louis
A .Gifford
Baldwin News Chronicle recap from local notices
Baldwin residents receive snippets from Baldwins community: Charles DeFord returns to New York City, J 4 Douglas promotes the Kansas Children’s Home in Topeka, Beeks attends Red Cross meeting in Lawrence, ex Senator Joseph Bristow memorial for his wife, funeral tribute by Dr Edward Hislop. Kansas City National Training School announces May 24 commencement with Hattie Mae Parsons among graduates. WCTU contest selects three Baldwin children for awards and a poster contest yields further recognitions.
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Baldwin
Ann
James
Martha Cowgill
New York City
Douglas
Topeka
Kansas” Children’s Home and Service League
Charles F. Beeks
Lawrence
Beeks
Red Cross
Baker
Bristows
Bristow
Edward Hislop
Kansas City
Kansas, City
Trinity Methodist Church
Hettie Mae Parsons
Leavenworth
Charlotte Conkright Kinney
Chica
Coral Jean Schmittendorf
Dorothy Bell Olmstead
Mervin Wrightsman
George Carpenter
Donald Tisdale
Thelma
Tyson
Active Kansans Involved In Clubs And Alumni Events
An active party worker, wife of a former governor, chairs multiple women’s clubs in Kansas. A county pupil contest ran from February end to March. L. C. P. club met with perfect attendance at the Craig home. Local Logan family visited Lawrence. Alpha Chi Omega alumni hosted Baldwin seniors at a seven o’clock dinner at Bennett Tea Room with twenty-one places. Initiation for eleven seniors occurred at H. K. Ebright’s home, with a guest list including faculty and patrons. Helen Porter of Ottawa visited Baldwin. The Bennett home received a fresh white coat of paint by Arnahan. Dr. Raymond P. Gench and wife Rosemary, Baker graduates, welcomed a daughter. I Crawford Rankin and party planned days in Beatrice. Leo Smith, Baldwin Rotary president, to Dodge City district convention, with report next Tuesday. Helen Groat returned to Inavale after weeks in Baldwin. Howard Sanders directs “De Ole Campfire Negro Spiritual Minstrel” May 18 at Centenary Hall with about forty participants.
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A. S. Craig
Elmer Logan
Lawrence
Alpha Chi Omega
Bennett Tea Room
Mary
Katherine Harris
Betty Joan Ebright
H. K. Ebright
Allan Bran
Gayle Chubb
Hugh P. Hartley
Ruby Keohane
H. Ebright
Helen Porter
Ottawa
Baldwin
George Porter
Eustacia
Florence
Bennett
Arnahan
Raymond P. Gench
Ft. Scott
Rosemary
Baker
Mary Payne
Alpha Chi Omega Fraternity
Leo Smith
Baldwin Rotary Club
Dodge City
Helen Groat
W. EF. Bruner
Inavalé
Neb
Howard Sanders
Centenary Hall
Sander's Boys' Chorus to present serious minstrel program
Glenn McDaniel of Michigan Valley and John Francis known as Hug and Mug will perform original arrangements in a Virginia campfire scene with a mix of spiritual pieces and humor. Sponsored by the Ladies Aid of the First Methodist church, prizes will be awarded for distance traveled, largest ticket sales, and the longest married couple.
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Ard Sander
Glenn McDaniel
Michigan Valley
John Francis
Lyndon
Mr. Sanders
Virginia
Massa Lineum
Ladies Aid
First Methodist Church
Zelda Leach
Lawrence
William M. Balch
Topeka
State Council of Public Welfare
Woodring
Kansas City
Swope Park
Paris Banishes Trolleys to Cure Traffic Jams
AP reports Paris reduces street cars to ease congestion. 283 lines have been removed with 11 more planned this year as 50 passenger buses replace trolleys. A bus fuel trial uses lighting gas to replace national carburant causing starting difficulties, leaving engines running between trips.
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Paris
Bridge Playing Craze Reverses Lumber Usage in Cleveland
In Cleveland, Ohio the lumber industry pivots as bridge tables and toys replace structural wood. Max Myers president of the National American Wholesla Lamer association notes a shift from home construction to entert ainment uses. He has tracked lumber redirection amid a construction downturn and cites bridge tables as the largest consumer of lumber.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Max Myers
National American Wholesla Lamer Association
Myers
Journal-World
Runciman Praises House Economy At Luncheon
State chairman of College Groups and former Douglas county chairwoman presided at today's Woodrow Wilson Luncheon Club lunch. The speaker, president of the board of trade, offered three rules for house economy: avoid extra moves, plumbing first, and prefer a small house with a small garage and family.
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College Women's Woodring Clubs
Kansas State Board of Review
Douglas County
Woodrow Wilson
Ward
Board of Trade
May Day Advice Shun Moving Vans Shys
British Cabinet official Walter Runei cautions against using moving vans on May Day amid public disturbances in London. AP reports safety concerns and government guidance ahead of celebrations and marches.
Errant Swedish Prince Loses Privilege Bid in France
Prince Lennart of Sweden avoids a plain title after reconciliation with his father and grandfather. He will be known as Prince Mayenau with no royal privileges, a name linked to a Bodensee castle his grandmother gave him long ago. Memphis weighs in on obsolete watering troughs and urban utilities.
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Cannes
France
Lennart
Sweden
Bernadotte
William
Gustav
Mayenau
Bodensee
Baden
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Josephine Edmonds
J. R. Edmonds
Mans City
Mr. Edmonds
Barbara Edmonds
Marion Springer
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Rolland Stover
Misses. Barbaras
Norman Edmonds
Fred Hunsinger
Kentucky Street
The
Methodist Church
G. H. Allen
Vermont Street
Double Seven Thimble Club
Pisa
Carotas
Betty Washington
Mabel Haskell
Haskell Cabin
W. W. Davis
Washington
Hugh Means
M. E. Rice
Bessie Wilder
L. D. Havenhill
John Bell
Laura Neville
Lloyd Houston
S. W.atkinson
Elizabeth Davis
Martha Rayilk
Vinum Mala
William Kester
Musica
Gaudiamus Iritur
Helen Whetstona
Marsaret
Baldwin Musica
Rome
Rosemary Warris
Gladiators
Bill Field
Samuel Ericsson
Dr. A. T. Walker Musica
Ramona Harnar
Lucius—The Slave Girl
Margaret, Baldwin
Donald Carpenter
Inne Hendricks
Wilmer Nelson
Alice Daniels
Victoria Club
Tennessee Street
H. L. Muzzy
Leland Armstrong
South Park
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
E. A. White
West Ninth Street
Kanwaka Good Will Club
Andrew Rahnmaier
C. A. Cole
Methodist Ladies
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H. M. Light
Shiters
Plymouth
Mu_Phi Epsilon
Bowerton
O'Clock
F. E
W. B. Dalton
Kester
Mildred Ingham
Harmony Circle
Edwin F. Price
Glenn Moody
Conrad McGrew
Felix Tucker
Quack Club
Gare Park
Margaret Walker
Lucy
Alice Westergren
Indiana Street
Linton Watkins
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Stanley Fenstemaker
Lawrence Hill
Ralph Erwing
Edward Siler
Guy Ousdahil
Theodore Lamb
Owen Edgar
Walter Clark
Otto Elliston
Oliver Transue
Wesley. Fetty
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Lillian Bates
Hazel Howe
Hazel Weber
Esther
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State Board of Health
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Alpha Xi, Delta House
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Rochester
N. Y
Sigma Nu
Rebert Price
Tore Wagner
Hmily Wagner
S. K. Funk
Mathew Adams
Richard Heverin
Glen
George White
Funk
Brown
K. U
Kate Caldwell
Byron Donmyer
H. W. Hargiss
Miss Lida Woodring
Daily Capital Photo
Ednah Hopkins
Louise Wiedemann
C. W. Straffon
E. R. Todd
Eldon Richard
Gerald Correa
Charles Lave
Richard Dauberman
Kathleen O'Neal
Henrietta Adams
Agnes Evans
Mary Evans
R. F. Ingalls
Baldwin News
Ile Etre
Isd
Woodring Crippled Children’s Committee
Women's Kansas Day Club
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
Crawford Rankin
Beatrice, Neb
Daily Capital Thore
Jonathan Davis
de Luxe
A. A. A. Cleaners Geo
Latkeson
Mgr
West
Heads College Groups
H. A. Dodderidge
London
Walter Runei
Memphis
Tenn
Dr. Journal-World
RINSO
Enna Jettick Shoes
Otto Fischer
Crawford-Veatch Fonpany
Mass
St. Phone
Zotos
Palace
Independent Laundry
Vermont
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