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Society items from the Ghitedtt forty columns hear at the eight o clock news desk mention a day they are to be published with feline reference.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1939
Page
5
Society items from the Ghitedtt forty columns hear at the eight o clock news desk mention a day they are to be published with feline reference.
A long list of social gatherings fills the column including MT and Mrs. Hadl hosting a Sunday tea at Nieder's grove. Members and guests attend the Recreation club meeting, Gamma Phi Beta surprise dinner, and Beard family reunion in Lawrence with plans for an annual Topeka gathering. Graduation notes cite Stephens College.
Thirty eight members and guests attended a spring luncheon at the Country club. Guests from Collinsville Denver and other areas joined in a cross shaped table, with Mixes planning an Europe trip and Sherwood sharing European slides. Club committees led the event and other society notices followed.
A year long calendar of rose growing from March planting through spraying fertilizing and winter care is shared. June and September are peak bloom months. Garden club judges attend Baldwin flower show. United Spanish War Veterans encampment held in Fort Scott with Lawrence attendees and leadership elected for Kansas. Social clubs plan luncheons thimble games and birthday remembrances. K U Dames Founders Day banquet featured floral decor and a Blossom Time program with officer installations.
Miss Dorothy Clarke left this morning by auto for Los Angeles returning home with her uncle Harry L Snyder. She will stay indefinitely with Miss Florence Clarke and Mr and Mrs Snyder of West Los Angeles. Mrs George M Chambers arrived from Annapolis to visit her mother Mrs Clara Emerson and relatives. Lieutenant Chambers will join in a few weeks and they will go to San Diego where they will be stationed for two years. Mr and Mrs Rice Phelps returned from a trip to New York. Newton Sthaal of Colorado Springs is visiting his brother A H Schaal after being called by the death of his mother Mrs W A Schaal. Mrs H T Randle of Denver formerly of this city is visiting friends. Mr and Mrs George Deibert of Denver are visiting Prof Olin Templin. They will visit their son Olin Deibert in Irving. Mrs F A Coleman has left for New York City and Roslyn L I and will go to Upper St. Regis near the Canadian border to open the summer camp of Ambassador and Mrs Davies now in Belgium. She expects to be gone about six weeks and upon return will go
Mrs. R. C. Curd of Wichita Falls arrives to spend two weeks with her parents the St Clair and the Curds. C C Gerstenberger and daughter Mrs. C A Fleming of the Kaw Valley National Fur Loan Association attend a Federal Land Bank meeting in Holton. Mrs Earl P Martin of Wichita visits daughter Mrs Paul Rogers for the day.
Eudora Mrs Lawrence Johnson spent Monday to Thursday with her sister Mrs George Everley in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs St John of Olathe were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J Milburn. Mr and Mrs George Bartz visited their parents in Belleview. Several Baldwin and Scott family members hosted Sunday gatherings. Mr and Mrs J D Adams traveled to Kansas City for a grain dealers banquet and convention. Mrs Ray Warmker of San Benito Tex arrived to visit her parents and relatives for an indefinite stay. Additional leaders and families joined a Salem Evangelical church conference in Holton. Rev George Trabant, former local figure, was mentioned.
Local notes record the Rev. Mr. Trabant from Oklahoma spending several days in Eudora and nearby with old acquaintances. Social visits span Prospect and Lawrence residents, with family gatherings marking anniversaries and common calls at homes of Ziesenis and Guenther. The town opens its season with a 2 to 1 high school baseball win and a DeSoto graduation event. Eldest son Elmer Lee Coffman born May 10 weighing 7% pounds. family guests from Lawrence and Baldwin visit to meet the newborn.
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