Marriage Unites Brown and Martin in First Presbyterian Church
Society notes report the Kansas City Missouri native Miss Alice Louise Brown and Wichita native Glen E. Martin Jr. wed at 8 pm in the First Presbyterian church with Dr Th Astman officiating. Music by Miss Martha Dooley and Miss Winifred Hargrove accompanied by details of attendants and reception. The couple will reside in Lawrence after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Louise Brown
M. H. Brown
Kansas City
Glen E. Martin
d’Hardelot
Alice Shaffer
Great Bend
James Batty
Kan
Mr. Martin
Robert Pumnelly
Winfield
Lowell Wilder
Fort Scout
Colonial Tea Room
Rose Swallow
Wichita
Dale Rustman
Martin
Lawrence
Phi, Chi
University of Kansas
Delta Phi Delta
Birthday Party Celebrates Velma Lee Wiley’s 11th Birthday
Mrs. Russell L. Wiley hosted a birthday party for daughter Velma Lee Wiley aged 11 with pink and white decorations and a birthday cake. Guests included grandmother Mrs. F. S. Walters and children Caroline Holmes and Billy Moomau among others. Mystery pals were drawn for the year and prizes awarded in games amid a light afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Thiry
E. C. Buchman
Tom Holladay
Ray Jeffers
Russell L. Wiley
Velma Lee
F. S. Walters
Caroline Holmes
Billy Moomau
Velma Lee Wiley
Torothy Pingham Wilda
Jane Lawson
Dorothy Wester
Pat Shrader
Grew Ginger Moonman
Dorothy Forbes
Tilly Moomau
Miury Grarrity Teany
Hey Beverivy Petersen
Vy Ruth Pisse
Anna (Are
Iyn
Nancy Giehrist Wiley
Margaret Ann Black
Community bingo party aids United Home Service club
A successful bingo and card party hosted by the United Home Service club finance committee at the community building drew thirty two members and guests. Mrs Nell Dixon oversaw volunteers with assistance from several committee members and other helpers. A fortune teller Madame Zerelda drew civic interest, while prizes included a French doll and various gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Home Service Club
Nell Dixon
A. H. Gerard
C. J. Mann
L. C. Allen
C.V. Leigh
C. M. Clark
H. B. Harnar
T. B. Kephart
S. M. Amyx
George M. Chambers
Paul Lange
Oxford
Howard Creel
Theodore Wiley
Zerelda
Luncheon and Bridge Club Held at Colonial House
In the dining room Mrs. Jack Vincent entertained her bridge luncheon club yesterday at the Colonial while Miss Dicker and Miss Isabel Gilmore poured coffee for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter AZ
P.E.O
W. A. Young
George W. Fallis
Gower
J. W. Greenleaf
Greensburg
A. V. Harter
Caldwell
Kenneth Dodderidge
Miss Dicker
Isabel Gilmore
Jack Vincent
the Colonial
Personal notices from Lawrence area residents
A long list of visitors and family news from Lawrence Kansas including A F Schermerhorn returning from Research hospital Kansas City Perc y Russell visiting from Memphis Missouri Mrs Pat Ruediger and relatives wives children in law and military service details. Also mentions James Almar Nottingham Sperry engineer visiting Lawrence with parents and several local residents traveling to Kansas City for hospital visits graduations and military connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Schermerhorn
Kentucky Street
Kansas City
Percy Russel
Memphis
Tenn
Pat Ruediger
Louisiana Street
Edward Russell
Wilder S. Metcalf
Kansas
KK. A
James Almar
Nottingham
University of Kansas
Sperry Company
Lawrence
J. E. Nottingham
J. R. Rickey
Missouri
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Addie Bright
Delaware Street
Security Benefit Association Hospital
Eugene Coombs
Judy and
Russell
Wichita
R. M. Fitzpatrick
E. B. “Bert” DeGroot
F.C. Allen
Palo Alto
Califork
Washington
Ralph Harman
Fond du Lac
Wis
George G. Kirchhoff
Brandon Jenison
Nancy
Chicago
Kirchhoff
E .V. Harter
Peet Lee
Marlyn Joyce
Caldwell
Iva Belle Harper
Betty Wood
University
Miss Harper
Asa Colman
Ross Wulfkuhle
Fort Ord
Mister Carpenter
Mildred Carpenter
June Wiley
Route Five
Security Benefit Association
Topeka
J. H. Kaiser
Camp Shelby
Canning Demonstration Offered By Dorothea Schroeder
Lawrence housewives planning to can this season may attend demonstrations by Miss Dorothea Schroeder, home demonstration agent, at the Community building kitchen. She will show pressure cooker use, blanching of vegetables, and discuss jars lids and rubber seals. sessions are next Monday at 2 30 PM and next Tuesday at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Dorothea Schroeder
Flag Day Tournament Dance Set at Lawrence Country Club
The Lawrence Country Club entertainment committee announces a dance for Saturday night May 29. A Flag Day tournament will be held Monday May 81 with brackets for all scores and a separate bracket for women players. The event lasts all day and winners will be notified Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Allen
M. Allen
FL. Barteldes Rice
Casebier
Chariton Fuhn
Green
Gustafson Hesse
Hoover
Hunsinger Hutson
Jakesky
McClain MecCrejcht
Moore
Nelson Nevin
Patterson
Patton Perry
Rathbun
Jean Ruese Ruese
Schrader
Stewart Swine
van Noy
Zimmerman
J. ¥. Pery
Marilyn Casebier
J. W. Stone
Lawrence Country Club
Prayer Band to Meet at Sarah Powell's Home
The World Wide Prayer Band of St Luke A M E church will meet at the home of Sarah Powell next Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke A.M.E
Sarah Powell
Opening of Lawrence Summer Art Studio Celebrated
The Children’s Summer Studio in Lawrence prepares for its eleventh session starting Monday May 31 at the old high school. Enrollment active with 150 children already signed. classes include primary wood clay drawing and painting with weaving basketry and marionette options considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Old High School
Ninth and
Kentucky Streets
Old Quincy School
Maude Ellsworth
America
Oklahoma
Wichita High School East
Atchison
Bonner Springs
Margaret Bushong
Svill
Miss Ellsworth
Jean Makepenge
Eecti Va
Sun- dried Strawberries by Sun Cooking Method
Instructional note describes sun drying strawberries in a preserving kettle with sugar, boiling, sun cooking on platters for two days, then sealing in air tight jars. Attributed to Mrs. Richard Fraser of 110734 Massachusetts St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Fraser
Massachusetts St
Too Late to Classify column readership noted
The Journal-World reaches about 35 000 readers daily and most follow the Too Late to Classify column each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Summer Program Adds Home Nursing and Nutrition Courses
Miss Electa Kindlesperger announces a summer recreation program offering home nursing, first aid, and nutrition for junior and senior high students aged 12 and over. Enroll on the same day as other courses. courses include healthful home environment, beds, babies, feeding the sick, hygiene, and elder care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Kindlesperger
Strawberries for cooked work with berries and syrup
Instructions for preserving berries by layering with sugar, letting juice form, cooking briefly, chilling, and canning in a hot water bath. Includes tips on cooking vegetables with minimal water and using the drained liquids for gravy, soup, or a cold drink. Names Mrs M G Ridgway and address.
Summer term at Lawrence Business College starts Monday
Summer term at the Lawrence Business College opens Monday with streamlined courses in shorthand typewriting and comptometry. Enrollment days Thursday and Friday precede the term with special rates for high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lawrence Business College
University of Kansas honors degree for disabled graduate Virginia Roach
Virginia Roach 24 earns AB degree from the University of Kansas on commencement night despite multiple sclerosis. She left Lawrence high in 1936, studied journalism then psychology, served as Psi Chi secretary treasurer, and plans medical treatment in Winfield after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Virginia Lee Roach
Dana Roach
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence High School
Virginia
Kansas City
Topeka
California
Glee Club
The
Kansan
Beulah Morrison
Miss Roach
Psi Chi
Winfield
Shelterbelts Need Attention in Central Kansas Counties
Richard Johnson from Kansas State College warns fifteen hundred miles of shelter belts planted 1940 to 1942 suffer weed competition and require cultivation. Older plantings are established but still need care as government participation is discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Richard Johnson
Extension Farm Forester
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Farmers Take Charge of Shelterbelt Care Postwar
Wartime economy measures have ended, removing support for shelterbelt maintenance. Farmers must now oversee adequate shelterbelt care to prevent total loss and protect fields.
OWI and OPA Explain Stockings to Women
Washington May 22 The Office of War Information and the Office of Price Administration join to explain stocking labels. Women learn price labels show ceiling price and terms like wauge circular knit irregulars seconds with defined quality. Grades A and B rayon sold at grade A prices until July 16 after which labels may show grade and a W for wholesaler stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of War Information
Office of Price Administration
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Eugene Brune
Sewing Club
W. E. Spalding
Mauntday Contract Club
Lotus Club
Tota Nu
Clinton Park
Lotus Clan
V. A. Young
Robert H. Rhodes
Memorial Hospital
M. M. Haskin
Frankfort
M. FE. Lukens
Lukens
George
Vermont Street
Haskin
Frank
Parsons
Fletcher
Denver
Davis
St. Louis
Villa Eden
Happy Hour Club
Godfrey Reetz
Marie Seele
Katherine Neis
Telen Torneden
Lorene Reetz
Fae Torneden
Frieda Reetz
George Hallenbeck
Otto Witt
Hallenbeck
Trinity Lutheran Church
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Colonial
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mount Oread
C.F. Hall
Frank Penner
D. P. Ransdell
Ransdell
Mrs
Ray Wright
Bert Nash
Wulfkuhle-Castle
Charles Castle
Myers Hall
Evelyn Wulfkuhle
L. A. Wulfkuhle
George Swanson
Gordon Bell
Chapter EA
L. H. Frink
W. C. Boardman
George Rinehart
Glen Harris
Donald Dooley
George Beal
Yoma Alcott
Jane Stewart
Elizabeth Warren
Berkeley
L. G. Abele
Ottawa
Althe
Iriscourt
Frank E. Jones
Laura Avenue
Ralph Stewart
Route 5
H. W. Hargiss
Laverna Hill
Sheila Wilder
Marilyn Ringler
Bob Moore
Mary Lavette Normanson
Sommerville
Don Richard Rob Sneeras
Sneesns
Teggy Whison
Jerry Hesse Joyce and Emick
Helen Harden
Patay Miter Grace Lauraine
Betty Frazier
Bndavett Travid Soroamerville
James Sommerville
Barbara Elam
Marlene Underwood
Shirley Nan
Martha Ringler
Hargiss
James Black
Clarky Hargiss
David McCreath
Pr. N. Stevens
Stanley Radenz
Roswell
N. M
Clifford Dean
Alice Dicker
Hetty Kohteney
Igh School
Mtsa Bushong
Samer
Stevens
Rosemary Buehler
Elisworth
Paul E. Howard
Loraine Martin
J. Edward Martin
M. G. Ridgway
W. Fourth St
Fritzi
Eldridge Hotel
Vickers Gift Shop
Mass
Kentucky
OWI
OPA
I Pegwers
Allison - Armstrong
DelLuxe Cate
New York
Geanom
Independent Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Vermont St
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