Social clubs and dinners at Evans Hearth area events
Tuesday features P.E.O. Cot tey college tea at home of Mrs. C. E. Pontius with Edwin Fritz hosting dinner. Gougtry club golf and bridge. Opera tte dessert at Coloni Victoria club with Mrs. George Lothholz and Mrs. J. W. Parker. Wednesday includes Evans Hearth events and Dames banquet. Karl Klooz dinner bridge at Country club. Thursday lists B. and P. W club formal party at Country club plus Merry Matrons luncheon and Bridgettes with Mrs. Dick Williams.
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Lawrence
P.E.O
Cottey
C. E. Pontius
Edwin Fritz
M.N. Bridge
Gougtry Club
Coloni- Victoria Club
George Lothholz
J. W. Parker
Walter Varnum
Dinner Bridge Club
Colonial
F. H. Smithmeyer
Vendredl
L. K. Zimmer
Evans
Evans “Hearth
Karl Klooz
P. W
H. A. "Jatmore
B. E. Bridge Club
Joe Garbutt
Dick Williams
Spring social notes from Lawrence clubs and events
Lawrence society pages report the Lawrence Business and Professional Women's Club spring event at the Country Club with dancing and bridge led by Mayme Corcoran. Other items include open house for Dorothy Shufflebarger, G A R memorial services, Acacia founders day, and numerous church and school activities across Lawrence and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Business and Professional Women’s Club
Mayme Corcoran
Local Social News Notes and Club Events
Decoration day date changed to May 23. Mrs. Oliver Shields and Mrs. Ernest Prim hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Ann Williams. Attendees included Miss Williams Fay Brown Margaret Fritzel Carolyn Ulrich Erma McManus Jessie Marley Mildred Weybright Jean Williams Vesta White and many others. Minervian club to meet at Mrs. J B Wiggins home with officer elections and program. Plymouth Congregational Women close year with luncheon at parish house and program on Juvenile Delinquency and Housing led by Mrs. W C Boardman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Shields
Ernest Prim
Ann Williams
Wiliams
Fay Brown
Margaret Fritzel
Carolyn Ulrich
Erma. McManus
Jessie Marley
Mildred Weybright
Jean Williams
Vesta White
W. C. Willams
Roy Beyer
Joe Dyer
R. Moss
W. H. White
George Jensen
W. T. Williams
C. V. Hamilton
Francis Rice
Topeka
Prim
Shields
Plymouth Congregational Church
W. C. Boardman
Albert Jewell
Fred R. Isaacs
Kansas City Dames Banquet and Club Meetings Noted
The K U Dames plan their annual banquet at Evans Hearth tomorrow at 6 30 PM. W W Sewing Club meets Mrs J C Milliken 2308 Vermont St tomorrow at 2 30 PM. Kanwaka Literary Club hosts Thursday afternoon with hostesses Mrs W F Elkin and Miss Lenora. Public notices cover weddings, honors, and club remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U. Dames
Evans
W. W. Sewing Club
J. C. Milliken
Vermont Street
W. F. Elkin
Lenora
Kanwaka Literary Club
Club notices and society events fill local page
The piece lists various club activities and meetings including the Helianthus and Leisure Hour clubs meeting at homes this week, the Monday Sewing and Monday Contract clubs gathering, and the West Side Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society planning a study on Latin America and Spanish Speaking People in the United States. It notes a birth at Memorial hospital and announces committee chairs for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
West Side Presbyterian Church
F. B. Dodds
Latin America
United States
Ewing Lawn Party Honors High School Seniors
Mr and Mrs A B Ewing hosted a Sunday school department lawn party at the First Christian church last evening. Dinner was served at six on the lawn with guests seated at a long table.
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A. B. Ewing
Roses and diplomas mark a formal gathering
A centerpiece of Talisman roses framed a ceremony with place cards resembling diplomas. Mrs. Ewing assisted by Mrs. E. E. Alexander. Names listed include Betty Ann Beal Rosemarie Campb Geraldine Hartley Harriet Ojers Dorothy Turner Ruthie Hunter Bette Jo Benningfield Bettie Lou Cool Betty Mott Virginia Gorrill Margaret Kreider Edwin Alexander Roger Quakenbush Junius Penny Dana Tompkins Eldon Todd Merle Gentry Alan Ewing Opal Delaney and Rev Harold G Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Ewing
E. E. Alexander
Betty Ann Beal
Rosemarie Campb
Geraldine Hartley
Harriet Ojers
Dorothy Turner
Ruthie Hunter
Bette Jo Benningfield
Bettie Lou Cool
Betty Mott
Virginia Gorrill
Margaret Kreider
el Edwin Alexander
Roger Quakenbush
Junius Penny Dana Tompkins Eldon Todd Merle Gentry
Alan Ewing Miss Opal Delaney
Rev
Harold G. Barr
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Mrs W L Day will visit tomorrow with Mrs S W Atkinson and Mrs George March, then return from Biloxi Miss to Pontiac Michigan. Mrs F N Jacoby and son Monroe of Wichita arrive to stay about ten days with Mr and Mrs H B Bullene. Rudolf Glatthaar returns from Illinois on business. Clara Freese arrives from Chicago to vacation in Lawrence. Mrs W T Courtney visits Halstead and Howard with Mrs J W Eby, then sees Dr J B Carter. Jane Tweed Bell of Tarkio visits Mrs Rosa Ise. Mr and Mrs Harry Hovis and children visit Kasold household in Houston Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Day
S. W. Atkinson
George March
Biloxi
Pontiac
Mich
F. N. Jacoby
Monroe
Wichita
H. B. Bullene
Rudolf Glatthaar
Illinois
Clara Freese
Chicago
Lawrence
W. T. Courtney
Halstead
J. W. Eby
Howard
Courtney
J. B. Carter
Wilson
Jane Tweed Bell
Tarkio
Rosa Ise
Harry Hovis
Betty Jean and
Harry, Jr
Houston
Tex
Ernest Kasold
Hemphill Back From Shenandoah CCC Camp
Fred Hemphill returns home from a winter stay in a Shenandoah CCC camp. D A Wray and Ernest came home from the Brookville conference in Ohio with 25 Willow Springs delegates. About 15 000 attended the Sunday meeting May 12. Weather turned rainy. Leo Wingert aided D A Wray. Roy Hilbert visited Claude Garner. Anna Cripe stayed with Mrs Dan Flory during the Ohio conference. Harold Roe and Edwin attended Walter Teeter’s funeral near Ardmore Mo. Teeter was Roe’s nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hemphill
CCC
Shenandoah
D. A. Wray
Ernest
Brookville
Willow Springs
Leo Wingert
Roy Hilbert
Fairview
Claude Garner
Anna Cripe
Dan Flory
Pleasant Grove
Flory
Ohio
Harold Roe
Edwin
Walter Teeter
Ardmore
Roe
Graduation Scholarship Ad For Lawrence Business College
Announcement proposes a scholarship gift to a graduate from Lawrence Business College. Special rate available if purchase occurs before June 1.
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Lawrence Business College
Help Wanted Ad Says Call for Assistance
Classified note offers help at home or office with a phone contact listed as 22. Indicates request for assistance or staffing in unspecified tasks.
Washing Machine Breaks Wedding Barrier at K U
A Kansas City trip for the Indiana Kansas game led Lester Suhler to reveal he would marry Ruth Irene Holmberg on May 25 in Sac City Iowa after he bought an electric washing machine. Suhler is a Look magazine subscription manager and KU journalism graduate of 1981. The strange note about a Chinese worker and the staff reaction followed, highlighting campus employment bureau concerns. The article also mentions a talk titled The Function of Administrative Tribunals.
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Kansas City
Lester Suhler
Ruth Irene Holmberg
KU Roundtable Discusses RFK and Alumni Luncheon in Manila
The University of Kansas community gathered for a Thursday night roundtable on RFK from 9:45 to 10:15 with Alfred Anderson John Crouch Henry Onsgard Eugene Ricketts and William Scott in attendance. Alumni in the Philippine Islands hosted a luncheon for Chancellor Emeritus E H Lindley and Mrs Lindley as travelers arrived in Manila in April. A KU graduate C C Wick wrote that 25 grads met for luncheons with the Lindleys at the Marco Polo hotel a nine story building designed by Juan F Nakpil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
RFK
Alfred Anderson
Iola
John Crouch
Everest
Henry Onsgard
Wichita
Eugene Ricketts
Paola
University
Philippine Islands
E. H. Lindley
Lindley
Manila
C. C. Wick
Islands
Lindleys
Marco Polo Hotel
Juan F. Nakpil
K. U
Knowledge Hill Club Names Officers At May Meeting
Knowledge Hill community club met at Mrs. John Canary home on May 15 with 18 members present. President Mrs. LaDuke led roll call for suggestions for the coming year and officers were elected: president Mrs. Will Rice, vice president Mrs. Charles LaDuke, treasurer Mrs. John Canary, secretary Idel la Cox, sunshine fund Mrs. Baker Murphy. Gifts were given to Mrs. Baker Murphy and Mrs. Charles LaDuke from their mystery pals. Next meeting set for May 29 at Mrs. H. C. Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowledge Hill Community Club
John Canary
LaDuke
Will Rice
Charles LaDuke
Idella Cox
Sunshine Fund
Baker Murphy
Mack Stewart
Jake Hall
S. E. Winkelman
James Allison
Clinton
Richard
John Thiry
Plank
Tonganozie
S. BE. Winkelman
Mack Clyde
Kansas City
Macktewart
Earl Janeway
Edwin
Local social notes center on visits and commencements
Rechard ven Thiry and family travel to Kansas City to see Mrs. Rice’s aunt while J W Rice visits for weeks. Mr and Mrs Paul Oman of Washington DC stay with Mrs Oman’s sister and family. Billy Gene Rica and Edwin Janeway graduate, with commencement Monday. Neighbors plan visits to Mrs Donna Cox and relatives in Lenexa and Lawrence. Several brief visits and community events noted among area residents.
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John
Will. Rice
Billy Gene
Jimmy
Kansas City
Paul Oman
Inara
Baker Murphy
Richard
Billy Gene Rica
Edwin Janeway
Knowledge Iil
Donna Cox
Della
George
Cox
Lloyd Kinnett
Ralph
Marvin
Lenexa
A. Day
E. Winkelman
John Canary
Neal Viets
O'Neil
James Allison
Linwood
Idella Cox
T. L. Cox
Lawrence
Jake Hall
S. E. Winkelman
Homer Weeks
Ardell Weeks
Calvin
H. O. Burns
Mack Stewart
Tloyd Dimick
Youngstown
Classified Bargains From The Journal World Page
Read the Journal World classifieds page for bargains and listings across categories. Offers include household items, furniture and collectibles with prices and contact details where legible.
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Journal-World
Clark Shampoo Service Price List
Advertising fragment lists cleaning service prices with items such as bug and moth-proofing, Davenport and Chair coverings, and floor waxing. Includes unit prices like 1c per foot and 2c per foot moth-proofed, plus a Davenport chair and clean options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Shampoo
Davenport
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Virgalene Davis
Dorothy Shufflebarger
Long Beach
Calif
Frence Saay
Miss Davis
Gertrude Hunt
Florence Alien
Arthur Miller
Robert A. Hunt
Daniels
Helen Smithers
American Legion Hall
Independence
Minnie B. Walker
Nydia Hughes
Mary Schubert
Josephine Gilmore
The
Acacia Fraternity
Ivan C. Crawford
Richard Farris
Garnett
Ent
C. A. Petrie
R. A. Patrie
Will Nowak
Virgil Groves
Charles Stewart
Groves
Trinity Guild of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Accredited
Music Teachers Association
Ene Caldwell
W. B Dalton
H. W. Hargiss
Paul Smart
Arthur Owen
Louise ‘Wiedemann
Russell Wiley
Entre Nous
Ralph Tait
Missouri Street
James Smith
Arthur Jensen
Wils
Ladies’ Aid Centenary Methodist
Minervian Club
J. B. Wiggins
Clarence Plummer
Charles Florance
Houston Turner
Turner
Vera F. Jones
Dallas
A. B. Carter
Carter
Baldwin
Kansas City Star
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Ednah Hopkins
Lester van Valkenburg
H. B. Chubb
University Political Science
H. E. Don Carlos
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
George J. Barker
Kansas
Allen-A
Allen
Curry
John Steuart Curry
J. T. Mathiesen
Kansas Statehouse
City Federation of Clubs
Don Carlos
George QO. Foster
Myron K. Nelson
East Fourteenth Street
Memorial Hospital
Helianthus Club
Wayne Allphin
Leisure Hour Club
David Watson
Rhode Island Street
Ella Thorne
Virginia Teter
Will Gorrill
Monday Sewing Club
Gorrill
Paul Winter
H. J. Penney
Stony Point
Mayfais
Allen A
Haynes & Keene
Mass
K. U. Grad
Pacific
Knowledge Hill
ITV
Electric Company
Electric Power CO
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