Social Teas and Club Activities Dominate Lawrence Scene
Mrs. W C Blanchard of Aber deen S Dak visits Lawrence and is feted at the Colonial Tea room with about thirty five guests. A dinner bridge party at the Rankins precedes, prizes awarded to Mrs John Stutz and Hovey Hanna. Frances Wilson to be honored at a Manor luncheon for Jack Feist of St Louis. Oak Ridge Birthday club entertains guests and plans a June picnic in Clinton park. Women’s groups gather for art tours, guild meetings, and school events amid showers and spring decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Blanchard
Aberdeen
S.dak
Lawrence
W. C. Boardman
Blanchard
Floyd Rankin
John Stutz
Hovey Hanna
Frances Wilson
Jack Feist
St. Louis
the Manor
Margaret Anderton
Meribah_ Moore
Ruth Orcutt
Aliie Merle- Conger
Oak Ridge
Elks Club
R. B. Stevens
A. N. Yancy
Harold Stevens
Eric Owen
I. H. Oehrie
F. T. Courtney
Merry
Bridgettes
Edna Lamb
Colonies Tea Room
P. WL Club
T. D. Funk
W.C. Loardman
Colonial
Social calendar lively events and gatherings
Thursday and Friday feature clubs and chapters hosting dinners, teas, and dances at Colonial Tea Room, Colonial, and homes. Highlights include a hockey themed program led by Dorothy Lightburn, award ceremonies for cups and blazers, and a surprise party for Mr. Blocksome by Montgomery Ward staff. Community groups plan forthcoming meetings and dinners across town with varied hostesses and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lightburn
Mary Elizabeth Ediewave
Loize Montgomery
Anne Kiel
Margaret Walker
Camilla Luther
Mary -Ellen. Miller
Lillian Petergon
Ruth Pyle
Wanda Perrin
Fern Baker
Mary Elizabeth Edie
Carol Hunter
Alice Learned
Etna Morgan
Helen Bowman
Kathaleen Boucher
Josephine Pie
Margaret Gregg
Dorothy Taylor
Mary Elizabeth “Doty
Ann Grinstead
Lorraine Lawrence
Josephine Lee
Beulah Hielm
Ann Kiel
Barbara Newhbecker
Lisabelle Stahl
Lois Scroggins
Evelyn Worden
Mildred Whaner
Cecelia Mitchell
D. E.blacksome
Montgomery- Ward
Harry Irving
Blocksome
Personalities and visitors mingle at Lawrence area social event s
Joseph M Handley and daughter Juanita from Orrick Missouri paused at the Fairfax hotel en route home to attend Lawrence high school graduation exercises where Handleys triplet children will receive diplomas. Aberdeen South Dakota residents W C Blanchard and W J Allen arrive to visit Lawrence and stay at Eldridge hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Handley
Juanita
Orrick
Fairfax Hotel
Handley
W. C. Blanchard
Aberdeen
S. D
Lawrence
Eldridge Hotel
W. J. Allen
Allen
Dakota Farmer
Blanchard
Kansas Electric Power Company
C. E. Warren
Kansas City
F. 3. Hester
Nina Hester
Harold. R. Hilkey
Frederick W. Lee, Jr
Oak Park, Oy
De Soto Community Notes Highlight May Events
Corliss area residents engage in repairs visits and family gatherings during a busy week. Mil ton Quaintance and Thelma Murphy call on Dan Quaintance in Gardner while Kyle Hunter hauls hogs to Kansas City stockyards. A Mother's Day program at Corliss church features readings and a hedge discussion at De Soto cemetery. Several local families attend reunions, dinners, and a baccalaureate service as club members plan June activities and outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla Murphy
Frank Strickland
DeSoto
Tval Lane
Kansas City
Bert Lane
Milton Quaintance
Thelma Murphy
Dan Quaintance
Gardner
Kyle Hunter
Earl Overbaurd
Mr. Hunter
Joe Delaney
Arthur Plummer
Tracy -Plummer
W. H. Dent
L. R. Penner
Penner
Charles Paulson
Cedar Junction
Corliss
J. O. Huff
Ida Mitchell
Mary
Murphy
Thelma
Y. W. Club
Delta Whirry
Helen Jewett
Jewett
de Soto
Hazel Wright
Jew“ett
Ora Mae Kraus
Orma Toothaker
Olathe
Joy Sisters
Bill-Turner
Maurice Henderson
Lawrence
Maurice
Phillips
Huff
J. R. Penner
Ruth Caldwell
Bonnie Atkinson
Howard Caldwell
de Soto High School
Russell Midgett
John Whitelaw
Willard Gordon
Francis Gable
Roy Stark
Kenneth Inghram
Bonner Springs
Margaret Strickland
Tracy Plummer
Theodore Bird, Jr
Lena Naples
John Turner
Leo. Brooks
Sadie Hoke
Argentine
Turner
Charles Baker
B. H. Senatar
Mothers of Men
de ‘Soto
Revert Osborne
King
Harry Dickens
Herbert Sheldon
Pete Randall
John Atkinson
Ruth Bird
Pittsburg
Kan
New MELLO-GLO Powder Promises Youthful Bloom
New MELLO GLO face powder claims to recreate a youthful bloom. It spreads smoothly and lasts longer while concealing fine lines and pores with a fragrance, touting no irritation and a clear look, offered at 0c and 1.00 dollars tax free.
Nurse Regains Health After Using Vegetable Compound
Diana A. Sasin of Brooklyn testifies she was run down for three years and recovered after using five bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved appetite nerves digestion and sleep. Endorsed by over half a million women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Diana A. Sasin
Amity St
Brooklyn
New York
Two Youths Plead Guilty to Car Theft in District Court
Robert Chasteen, 19, Eureka Springs Arkansas, and Tom Craig, 20, Kimberly Idaho, pleaded guilty before Judge L M Resler to motor car theft. They were sentenced to terms in the reformatory after confessing they took Rams’ automobile on May 6 at gunpoint in Hutchi nson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. Chasteen
Eureka Springs
Ark
Tom Craig
Kimberly
Ida
L. M. Resler
Reformatory
Ab Hutchinson
A. R. Rams
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L. R. Perry
Leonard Jella
Marvin C. Hyre
MM. Babb
Fred Gremer
William Kissick
Harry Hoffman
W. R. Essick
E.A. ‘Wood
M. “McCluggate
Dan McKim
E. L. Foster
Charles Fox
George Houk
Lawrence Art Club
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Albert Bloch
Trinity Episcopal Guild
F.B. Davis
E. Birch
Woodlawn
Parent- Teacher Association
Walter Palmateer
Marjorie Stacy
Ruth Crcutt
Stacy
Chi Ome
Women's Athletic Association of the University
Wiedemann
Mary Elizabeth Edi
Thelma Humphrey
Carel Hunter
Elizabeth Hinshaw
Josephine Pyle
Ann Kell
Muriel Wil
Mac. Lean
Amigos Club
Everett Stith
Home
Aid Society
J. Ryal
Jane
Juncheon
E. M. Cameron
Congregational Parish House
J. Spalding
Ralph Ward
P. Eo. R
Memorial Linen
Myron
Dickar
Vandreds Club
F. T. Stockton
University Club
Betty Washinston
D. A. Ro
Mabel Haskett
Colonial Tea Room
Liamson
Agnes Evans
Imperial Auction Club
Charles Swartz
Robert Rowlands
Mrrs
M. F. Hudson
Mrs. Rowlands
Will Pendleton
H. E. Underhill
Fred Ellsworth
Frank Winston
Gertrude Gilmore
Kanwaka Good Will Club
William Richards
Jeannette
Eleanor
Jean
Stanwix
Marilyn Bahnmaier
E.M. Bahnmaier
Jay Janes
Colonial Tea-room
Evangeline Clark
Betty Cox
Rosa Lee Conrad
Mabel Williams
Mabel Spindler
Rae Stoland
Helen Russell
Alice Hemme
Jessamine Jackson
Harriet Shaw
First Christian Church
Helen Heaston
Genevieve Hargiss
Dorothy Enlow
Seth. W. Slaughter
Karl Kreider
Harry’ Dunkerley
P. E
Hutchinson
Fritz Meyn
W.H Dietz
Co-Operettes
Ofairs
George Pickens
I. W. Hartley
Fred Jordan
C. H. Lanier
Bruce’ McKee
Armini ‘Wuestemeyer
Welome
John Clough
Hugh Bayles
Iola Johnson
Jean Murray
Mary Lou McClanahan
Betty Lee Brewer
Laverna Ice
Shirley Nan Hargiss
Clarke Hargiss
J. R. Payne
V. K. Bruner
C. E. Decker
Valley School
Mabel
Haskell
Betty
Washington
D.A.R
W. S. Johnson
P. P.lester
E. B. Raber
Martha Beynil
W. J. Evans
L. L. Dyche
J. 5. St. Clair
May Phillips
C. S. Rarick
Mothers’ League For Tomorrow
H. FE. Eustace
Rhode Island. Street
Summerfield
Alford- Clarke
J. W. Dorton
Connecticut Street
Dortone
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Everbody
Copyrichl
Publishers Syndicate
Elizabeth Edwards
F. W. Gaunt
Chilcago
Mary Myers
Marilyn
Sonry Tord
Ford
Mass
Lydia E Pinkham
Holmes & Edwards
W. Parsons Jeweler
Croxon
Weaver
Floor
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