Social Calendar Highlights From Lawrence Events
Saturday features Betty Washington chapter DAR luncheon Colonial University club dance Douglas County Farm Bureau party Lawrence Woman's club and more hosted by Mr and Mrs J M Sinderson dinner bridge Evans Hearth. Sunday Mu Phi Epsilon breakfast Colonial. Monday social events include Mrs William Huttig Mrs J N Gilbert and Mrs H H Landis bridge Tunehgon Wietemann’s. Iota Nu plenine supper home of Mrs Co M Gorrill. Lawrence Flower club Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Colonial
University Club
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Lawrence Woman's Club
J. M. Sinderson
Evans Hearth
Beta Theta Pi
Eldridge Shotel
William Robinson
Mildred Wiedemann
Pegey Clayton
Jean Lee Astman
Mu Phi Epsilon
Mary Lou Holloway
William Huttig
J. N. Gilbert
HH. Landis
Tunehgon
Wietemann’s
Iota Nu
Co. M. Gorrill
Lawrence Flower Club
Chamber of Commerce
Dalton-N Hurst nuptials announced for June tenth
Invitations issued by Mr. and Mrs. William B. Dalton announce the marriage of their daughter Margery to Thomas Hurst of Kansas City. The ceremony will be Thursday morning June 9 at 10 o'clock at Plymouth Congregational Church with Dr. N. S. Elderkin of Akron officiating.
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William B. Dalton
Margery
Thomas Hurst
Kansas City
Plymouth Congregational Church
N.S. Elderkin
Akron, O
Mothers of Pinckney School
Community Social Notes Highlight Wedding Plans and Club Events
A Kansas City area social roundup lists a forthcoming marriage to Harold C. Walton, multiple prizes at a game night, and many gifts for the guest of honor. The bulletin covers PT A meetings, 4-H activities, Mu Phi Epsilon officers, Beta Theta Pi spring party, and various showers and club gatherings with named attendees and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Walton
Mrs DeWatteville Hosts Final Summer Contract Club
Mrs R A DeWatteville entertained her Friday contract club at luncheon yesterday at the Evans Hearth followed by cards at her home. This was the last meeting of the group for the summer. First
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Karl Kreider
Robert Davis
Iowa City
W. O. Brownlee
Davis
C. B. Russell
Evans
T. D. Funk
C. E. Decker
Evans Hearth
Victor Walling
Chicago
Harry Weaver
J. R. Payne
Joe Garbutt
B. KE
Bridge Club
Byron Eddins
Fred Sanders
Walter Marckley
Loyal Sunday School Meeting At Clinton Presbyterian Church
The Loyal Sunday school class met in the church basement May 17 for a business and social evening. Joe Clough presided. A committee of Mrs. George Donaldson Mrs. Harold Herschel and Mrs. Les Demeritt will organize the next gathering. Twenty members attended and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Glenn Cox Mrs. Russell Koehler and Mrs. Fred Demeritt. The next meeting is scheduled for June 8 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Presbyterian Church
Joe Clough
George Donaldson
Harold Herschel
Les Demeritt
Glenn Cox
Russell Koehler
Fred Demeritt
Henry Reifschneider
Ruth Elaine
Omaha
Neb
Albert Winters
Topeka
W. W. Garrison
Prairie Center
M. H
Verda Sommers
Albert Ouderkirk
Edwin Abels
Lawrence
Albert Grosdidier
Paul Sommers
Nellie Catlin
Leslie Kindred
Bertha Paschel
Clara Neustifter
William Schehrer
Local Personal Visits Spread Through Kansas and Nearby States
A string of social calls and short visits unfolds across Kansas Oklahoma and Illinois as Mrs William Goode Wilson visits Springfield while Miss Helen Jones travels from Ponca City to Topeka and Lawrence. Couples Mr and Mrs Robert Holloway Mr and Mrs C B Russell head to Kansas City for a day trip and Miss Kay Stevens attends a weekend at the J G Blocker home. Other residents including Miss Jean McFarland and Victor Walling’s sister Mrs Ernest Young host or visit relatives across towns and cities from Topeka to Chicago.
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William Goode Wilson
Springfield
W. E. Higgins
Helen Jones
Ponca City
Okla
C. F. Hale
Rosemary Jones
University of Kansas
Robert Holloway
Holloway
T. R. Holloway
Washington, D. C
Social Security Board
S. R. Holloway
Mrs. A. Wetmore
Eagle River
Wis
George J. Maloney
Long Beach
Cal
Tulsa
O. W. Maloney
C. B. Russell
Kansas City
C. D. Kennedy
M. A. Gorrill
Harry Frazee
Oklahoma
J. C. Milliken
Robert
Leavenworth
Kay Stevens
Atchison
J. G. Blocker
Victor Walling
Chicago
Ernest Young
Jean McFarland
Topeka
Lawrence
Eldridge
Ernest Mullin
Wilma Miller
Kathryn Taggart
Tokepa
Karl Kreider
Helen Allderdice
E Channel
Emporia
Baldwin
J. E. Mellor
Ida Jenes
Gayle Chubb
Adriance
American Federation of Women’s Clubs
Nautilus Club
Edward C. Allderdice
Florence. Hazzard
Jack Allderdice
Kappa Sigma House
Reusch
Donna Mae
Berthold Siewald
Tracy Zillner
Frank Sommers
Sommers
A. R. Morriss
Glenn
Ripley Park
C. B. Johnson
Barbara
Oscar Westerhouse
Beverley
Robert Vetter
Bobby
William Tretz
George Tretz
Gus Ziesenis
Dana Kidd
Mary Ann
Augusta Durr
Homer Gerstenberger
Roscoe
Glen Wilson
Buddy
Walter Wilson
Weaver Bottom
Henry Reifschneider
Carl Berges
Henry White
Seattle
Wash
George Gerstenberger
John Moody
Martin Abels
Kaw Valley
Gottlieb Nieder
Henry Riefschneider
Chimes Cause Confusion for Local Announcer at WREN
Announcer Ernie Pontius at station WREN was startled by chimes signaling the end of programs that sounded too often. Investigators traced the mischief to Manager Vernon "Bing" Smith who had secretly tested a new NBC bell set in his office.
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NBC
Ernie Pontius
Wren
Pontius
New York
Vernon “Bing” Smith
Plaque Unveiling Honors Late Governor Hoch at KU Auditorium
The University of Kansas will unveil a dedication plaque for the late Governor E. W. Hoch during commencement season likely Sunday afternoon. Ed Hackney of Wellington and KU graduate of 1895, who sponsored the resolution naming the building, is expected to give a brief speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Ed Hackney
Wellington
1938 Corn Crop Gets Late Start
Chicago May 21 The 1938 corn crop is off to a late start due to heavy rains delaying field work across northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin. Plowing is nearly complete while seeding runs about a week late with water covering many fields. Harvested 1937 area was 93.81 million acres. 1938 allotment ranges 94.0 to 97.0 million acres.
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Chicago
Illinois
Wisconsin
M. Galvin
Chicago Crop Authority
Harveys. Williams
Church Schedule and Sermons at City Congregations
At St Luke A M E Church on Nin and New York streets pastor Rev J N Goddard conducts 9 30 Sunday school led by Miss Louise Garrett. Sermon What the World Is Waiting For follows at 11.00 with service at 3 00 featuring Grant Chapel gospel singers. Trinity Episcopal at Tenth and Vermont lists Holy Communion 9 00 and 11 00 services with rector Rev Carter H Harrison and organist Gerald Cole.
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Nin
New York Streets
J. N. Goddard
Louise Garrett
Rally Club No
Gospel Singers of
Grant Chapel
St. Joseph
A. C. EB. League
Della Bryant
Trinity Episcopal
Overhauling Chester Gibsons Car and FFA Night in Ottawa
Walter Pohl and Raymond Gibson work on Chester Gibsons car this week. Melvin Glaser Orval Ralph Pohl and Glen Gilliland attend FFA Friday evening in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pohl
Raymond Gibson
Chester Gibson
Melvin Glaser
Orval
Ralph Pohl
Glen Gilliland
F.F.A
Ottawa
Community Briefs from North Lawrence
North Lawrence residents visit from Independence Missouri. Woodlawn school hosts spinach canning for Lawrence nursery school. Bradley family moves to Third and Lyon. Centenary M E church Epworth League elects officers. Charley Carter recovers at home after auto accident. Brotherhood of Centenary M E church closes summer season with program by Wright family and Bible pictures, about seventy five attendees. River high water attracts many observers around the bridge area after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Haney
Independence
North Lawrence
Canning
Woodlawn School
Lawrence Nursery
Bradley
Bradley Cleaning Establishment
Third
Lyon Streets
Epworth League of Centenary M. E. Church
Charley Carter
Brotherhood of Centenary M. E. Church
Wright
Nebraska
Baldwin News Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Baldwin residents and visitors fill week with campus calls and club events. Baker College indents host to visiting relatives. Lawrence and Topeka guests attend Baker functions and garden club meetings. Notables include Kirbys Mitchells LeMasters and Olathe outings.
Eudora Social News Highlights Weekend Visits and Gatherings
Kansas City visitors joined local families for Sunday meals and afternoon bridge gatherings. The W I T Y club hosted at Mrs. Kohler with prizes for many members and guests, and numerous extended family visits occurred across town.
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J. M. Sanderson
Jean Lee Astmann
T. H. Astman
Rozanne Edwards
Jeanne Moyer
Ann Murray
Betty Coppedge
Peggy Sanderson
Frances Lawrence
Stanton Olinger
George Mills
Mary Louise Baker
Betty Jean Abels
Jean Dooley
Caroline Catlin
Robert Haggart
Ray Wright
Martin Jost
Cecil Perkins
Fiverett Stith
Earl Potter
Alva Carter
Verner Smith
George Hedrick
Aldene Kizler
Mabel Green
Dorcille Wyrick
Evelyn Longerheam
Nagmi Campbell
Maria Hadges
Delphines
Margaret Fritzel
Gosmos Club
Guy Keeler
John Ise
M. S. Winter
Howard Hallmark
Adelia Lamb
Publishers Syndicate
Irene Transmeier
Overlandie
Alma Douglass
Albert Sedlacek
Kan
Gifford Searles
Kansas City, Mo
Mr. Searles
A. Gifford
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau Club
Dorothy Fishburn
Roy Flory
Charles Banning
Woodlawn P.T. A
Carla Ann Haber
Woodlawn
Dunn
James Wright
George Pickens
Louise Wilks
Wiley Wilson
Irene Nordstrom
P.T. A
Art Watkins
William Bryan
A. E. Tryon
Orewe Vowell
Lucille McVey
Elizabeth Searle
Alice Russell
Martha Boucher
Mary Virginia Stauffer
Helen Campbell
Helen Myers
Marjorie Ward
Peggy Clayton
Charles Dalrymple
Sunflower 4-H Club
Riverside
Kathryn Folks
Jean Perkins
Carl Spray
Jimmy Plummer
Delmar Slinkard
Max McClure
Betty McClure
Bob Miller
Frances Perkins
Ruth Mitchell
Opal Anderson
Harry Murphy
Ola Steele
Crystal Room
N.K. Ogden
Margaret Perkins
P. H. Klinkenberg
Lane Maclean
Howard Erwin
Harry Dauberman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mildred Reuter
Neil Manley
Zanesville, C
Dorothy Clark
Gladys Shaw
Helen Cooper
Lois Moss
Helen Sanderson
Ann Williams
Frances Sullivan
Dorolyn Ulrich Denna Shirar
Birdean Miles Ruth John Madeline Shaw
Lucille Reuter
Mesdames— T. H. Oehrte
Miller Carpenter
Ralph Miner
C. A. Puls
E. J. Netzer
Walter Fleer
L. Hollingsworth
Delmar Heckart
A. ©. Reuter
Billy Hampton, E. Thayer Gaston
Double Seven Thimble Club
Clinton Park
K. Woodhull
Mass. Lawrence
Wilburn Ruese
Edwin Fritz
Hoch
Vermont
St. Luke A, M. E. Church
Excelsior
Baldwin News
Ralph Taylor
Lowman Memorial Methodist Church
Donald
Doris
Baker
Minnie Collins
Florence Bennett
Nelson P. Horn
Charles E. Beeks
Virgil Wood
Frank E. Wolf
Paper
Friay
John Cannon
Marian Cannon
Elizabeth Garrett
Sedan
Letha Jane Chapman
Jeanne de Vall
Estelle Kintigh
Helen Moser
Erma Abbott
St. John
Byron Donmyer
W. O. Watson
Eudora
Earl S. Martin
Dale
Hay Springs
Newcomers Club
Robert C. Mitchell
Sumatra
Mitchells
Baldwin, Garden Club
Anna Kirby
East High Street
Elizabeth Leach
Eldon Bergen
Mary Ripley
Hanover
Tom W Hoagland
S. Hougland
Ethel Hammer
Thomas McCaughey
Olathe
G. G. Brown
Charles E. Stephens
Emil S. Liston
Thomas A. Evans
Richard Marsh
C. W. Ridgeway
G. M. Liston
Jennie B. Russell
J. E. Mertz
Helen Murray Bailey
Alice Lynette
C. N. Murray
Hope Murray
Detroit
Mich
Librarians’ Convention
Florence Hazzard
Coldwater
de Luxe Cafe
Fred L. Furgeson
J.D. Adams
A. D. Thomason
Adams
Alice Marie Howard
Pleasant Grove
C. L. Holmes
Fred Walker
Howard Kohler
W.I.T.Y. Club
Mesdames C
B. Johnson
Clifford Olander
Fred Rothberger
George Trefz
Otto Rosenau
Hubert Woodard
Leon Durr
Ray Miller
William Mercier
Erwin Kanzig
Cham Williamson
Floyd Pierce
R. R. James
Spencer McCoy
Curtis Ruthrauff
Gilmore Nichols
Douglas Harris
Oscar Lothholz
Francis Hughes
William Miller
Lillian Fuller
John Reusch
Dorothy Parsons
Herbert Brown
Marie Williams
DeSoto
Elmer Carlson
Verda Marie
Joe Z
Cleaning Service
Chane Chanen
Rogers
Fashion Cleaners
Monty
Merlin
Rogers’ Fashion Cleaners
Broil Foods
the Roper
Roper
Kansas Public Service Co