Marriage of Miss Lola Wheeler to Carl Perkins Jr
Society notes announce the wedding at 7 30 PM at the Wheeler home for Miss Lola Wheeler and Carl C Perkins Jr with plans for a luncheon and paracuiers of 1812. The social calendar also lists events for N B C club and meetings of Business and Professional Women's club Hearth E O W club Miss Jeanne McGrew breakfast bridge at The Hearth and Mrs J W Holmes bridge Colonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola
Wheeler
Carl C. Perkins, Jr
Raymond H. Wheeler
Colonial
J. L. Constant
N. B.C. Club
Business and Professional Women’s ‘Club
E. O. W. Club
F. W. Cutter
Jeanne McGrew
J. W. Holmes
Bridge Club
Community Notices From Local Social Calendar
Chapter AZ of P. E. O. meets at 1340 Haskell Avenue Friday at 2 45 pm with listed hostesses. N B C club luncheon and cards at Mrs J L Constant’s home. Ray Wright hosts dinner bridge Friday at 7 pm at the Colonial and later at home. Evangelical church class meets Thursday at Miss Irma Burgert’s 125 Park Street. Norma Jean Steinbring wed Sgt Jack Cochran at 1 30 pm yesterday. At 1035 Pennsylvania Street the couple will reside. Adsh chapter No 7 Eastern Star meets Friday at 8 pm at the Masonic temple with special guests. A McAllaster school sixth graders party held in the gym sponsored by PTA. Refreshments served by mothers. W E Hottel to host dinner tonight at the Colonial for Pvt William Hottel and others. Victory club meets Friday at Mrs Phil Overbaugh’s home 6808 East Twelfth Street. Lieut L N Ferry announces birth of son Leonard Neal May 5 in Kansas City located to Mrs Ferry. 916 East Thir-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquila and Priscilla
The
Evangelical Church
Howard Cline
Norma Jean Steinbring
Jack Cochran
United States Marines
University of Kansas
Frank Gray
Cline
Don Kirby
Pennsylvania Street
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Order of Eastern Star
Ast
McAllaster School
Afrerndon
P.T.A. Association
Sue Todd
Arlene Hogan
Alice van Buskirk
Mabel Richardson
G. H. Moore
FE. E. Williame
C. W. Lescher
Charles Love
Edward Martin
John Stavros
Myron Metz
Sam Ferguson
Victory Club
Phil Overbaugh
East Twelfth Street
John Kennedy
L. N. Ferry
Leonard Neal
Kansas City
Memorial and Local Notices From Kaw Valley District
Kaw Valley School District No 12 to close term on Friday May 21 with a 7 PM basket supper and pupil program. Lieutenant Ferry stationed in Alaska. Memorial Hospital announces births: a son to Mr and Mrs Lee Coffman 421 Michigan Street and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joe W Barfield 1001 Maine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teenth Street
Lieutenant Ferry
Alaska
Kaw Valley
Memorial Hospital
Lee Coffman
Michigan Street
Joe W. Barfield
Maine Street
Community clubs host wartime service and social events
A well attended United Home Service meeting at the American Legion hall featured Edwin F. Abels discussing wartime newspaper challenges. A service flag with 500 blue stars and two gold stars was shown, veterans groups spoke on poppy sales, and a card bingo fundraiser was announced to aid military cheer and service work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Home Service Club
American Legion Hall
Frank E. Jones
Edwin F. Abels
Byron Roberts
Abels
Lawrence
Douglas County
Veterans of Foreign Wars
E. R. Todd
W. T. Allen
R. S. Brooks
Delegates Picked for International Convention in St Louis
At Kansas City last week the district convention chose delegates for the fifteenth International convention to be held in St. Louis on July 13 15. They are Mrs H W Craig and Mrs Robert Brooks. The afternoon was spent singing club songs and refreshments were served to Mrs R S Fox assisted by Mrs H N Williams and Mrs Forrest Jackson. Mrs H J Penney hosted her contract club yesterday. Chapter CV of P E O will meet Friday at 8 o clock with Mrs P N Stevens and Mrs David McCreath at Stevens home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
St. Louis
H. W. Craig
Robert Brooks
R. S. Fox
H. N. Williams
Forrest Jackson
P.E.O
P. N. Stevens
David McCreath
Local personals report from Kansas City convention and visits
Postmaster Roger M. Williams and Assistant Postmaster Don F. Carlos plus Superintendent W. B. Kirby attended the Missouri state postmasters convention in Kansas City. The notice lists numerous Lawrence residents visiting, returning from events, hospital admissions, and travel details across Topeka, Camp Butler, Emporia, and Desert Center California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger M. Williams
Don F. Carlos
W. B. Kirby
Kansas City
Missouri State Postmasters
Williams
Eva Wiley
Security Benefitssociation Hospital
Topeka
Delpha Blevins
U. S. Signal Corps
Camp Butler
N.C
J. Frank Jones
Memorial Hospital
Ernest Korb
Tonganoxie
Security Benefit Association
William V. Crosswhite
Legal Department
Internal Revenue Office
Washington, D. C
R. H. Crosswhite
Rhode Island Street
C. E. Friend
Woman's
Kansas Day Club
Jayhawk Hotel
Lawrence
Emporia
Spanish American War Veterans and Auxiliary
O. J. Lane
Frank B. Dodds
University of Kansas
Mas
Edwin Barber
Edwin, Jr
Jane
Denver
Ray Wright
Barber
Wright
Vincent J. Graves
Army Air Forces
Desert Center
Calif
Mrs Deskins Visits From Providence
Mo arrives to spend weeks with her daughter Mrs Har old G Barr. Miss Jeannette Wheeler leaves tomorrow for a visit with Mr and Mrs Donald P Young at Dodge City. Glenn Chariton improved at Memorial hospital after days of treatment. Mrs Clarence Deskins arrives from Providence for a short visit with her children at 1316 Vermont residence.
Benefit Bingo and Card Party for United Home Service
The United Home Service club hosts a bingo and card party at the Community building on Friday evening to raise funds for the group. Proceeds support ongoing work, including birthday boxes greetings and Christmas boxes for Lawrence and Douglas county service members and home folk. Tickets available at the door or from Mrs. G. H. Dixon, finance chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Home Service Club
Lawrence
Douglas County
Mail carrier bears Roosevelt letter to Stalin arrives in Moscow
Pi-Joseph F. Davies, once U S ambassador, arrives in Moscow with a letter from President Roosevelt for Joseph Stalin. The scene unfolds as Davies delivers a high level diplomatic missive amid wartime tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Russia
Moscow
Joseph FE. Davies
Joseph Stalin
U. S
Soviet Leader Plans Early Letter Presentation
The Soviet Union official, unaware of the letter’s contents, intended to present it soon to the Russian premier after traveling from Kuibyshev to Moscow and staying at the Soviet guest house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Kuibyshev
Moscow
Ice Box Shortage Baffles U S War Agencies
Washington reports 700000 mechanical refrigerators stockpiled a year ago now reduced to 225000. The units will be allocated among the army navy national housing agency board of economic warfare lend lease maritime commission and civilians. WPB authorized 600000 ice boxes for civilian use in 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Navy
National Housing Agency
Board of Economic Warfare
Lend-Lease
Maritime Commission
War Production Board
J. A. Krug
WPB
Clyde T. Ellis
The
National Rural Electric Cooper
Refrigerator surplus to aid farmers proposed by Ellis
Ellis argues the remaining 225000 mechanical refrigerators should be unfrozen and sold to farmers to bolster the food program. He says farmers need them more than urban war workers, who can receive deliveries daily and shop daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ative Association
Ellis
Reservists to report for midship training at Notre Dame
Senior members of the naval reserve program V-7 are ordered to report for midshipmen training on May 31 at the naval training school located at Notre Dame University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserve Program
V-7
Naval Training School
Notre Dame University
Journal-World Readers Daily Follow Too Late to Classify
The Journal-World counts an audience around 35 000 daily and most readers tune in to the Too Late to Classify column each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Camouflage Exhibit Opens at Spooner-Thayer Museum
A camouflage exhibit prepared by the university camouflage class will be open to the public in Spooner Thayer museum all week. Visitors should use the Fourteenth Avenue entrance and allow time for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Alumni Display Opens During Commencement Weekend
Street entrance exhibit prepared for alumni and commencement weekend, offering a preview of campus works and a welcome centerpiece for graduates and guests.
Pimples Disappear Overnight With Kleerex Claim
An ad touts Kleerex a medicated liquid that dries pimples overnight. It promises quick results for users who apply before bed and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Sold by Round Corner Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Corner Drug Store
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W. A. Young
Haskell Avenue
C. D. Cowgin
W. O. Hamilton
L Willits
J. C. Skinner
I. J. Meade
Harold G. Barr
N. B. C. Club
Mrs. Ray Wright
W. E. Hottel
Pvt
William Hottel
Hottel
Fred Voss
Vance Greewald
Larry Head
Roger Head
Ted Hottel
June Head
Jacqueline Voss
H, Haworth
Vinland Farm Bureau
Fred Bergstrom
Vinland
Edith Busse
Betty Jane Busse
James Richard Uttinger
United States Navy
J. H. Uttinger
Linwood
Ottawa
Farargat
Ida
Walter Varnum
H. M. Stucker
E. F. Huddleston
J. H. Rutherford
Myrtle Martin
E. L. Falkenstien
Orville Hughey
Blanche Kay
Scott City
Hughey
J. S. Tobler
Louisiana Street
L. B
L. D
Walter Nieder
sWeb
Norman Endacou
RR. R. Weakley
C. C. Vickers
James I. Perry
Harry E. Morrow
Homer Allison
H. J. Penney
Giftstritzi’s Sit Shop
Eldridge Hotel
Kentucky
Uncle Sam
N. T's
Vlon Pacific Railroad
Hal
Stalin
Book Nook
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkhem
Pinkham
REA
Natan
Allison - Armstrong
AYE Flowers
Silk and Rayon
Vai
Paris
Haynes and
Keene
Notre Dame
Vickers Gift Shop
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
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