Community calendar notes with clubs and events
Monday events include luncheon and various card clubs at Hilltop House and Colonial venues, plus tea and bridge gatherings. Tuesday brings Finesse and Coterie clubs with dinners and bridge. Wednesday hosts Octet bridge in honor of Mrs. Donald Ball, plus lectures, tea, and church group activities. Memorial hospital births and Alpha Delta Pi pledges also noted among society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Inter Nous Club
Neallyherry
H. E. Rynerson
C. E. Pontius
Floyd Rankin
Hilltop House
H. W. Russell
Chamber of Commerce
J.H. Nelson
Robert McElhiney
Louisa Thomas
Bridge Club
Martin Jost
Amigas Club
Yuncheon
Wilma Miller
Emma Semple
Coterie
C. T. Hough
Ross Clayton
Bridge
Verner Smith
No Weather Forecasts Doomed to Nasty Day Says Family
A 1936 syndicated column notes a harsh day ahead as a rheumatic narrator and a wheezy Pa dismiss forecasts, urging resilience against inclement weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers Syndicate
Pleasant Hour club plans indoor picnic at Levett home
Mrs. Walter Keeler and Mrs. Earl Zoellner of Tonganoxie join Pleasant Hour club members for an indoor picnic at 2 PM Wednesday at Mrs. John Levett's home. Each guest to bring a covered dish and her own table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women's Guild
J. F. Kell
Crescent Road
N. H. Huffman
United Brethren Church
Porto Rico
Santo Domingo
Anna Olinger
Pleasant Hour Club
John Levett
Kansans Share News At Alumni Weekend And Family Visits
Sen and Mrs C B Friend returned from Manhattan where they joined KU alumni activities at Kansas State college over the weekend. Mr and Mrs B B Power en route to Tacoma from St Petersburg Fla are guests of Mr and Mrs John L Kilworth. Miss Ella Engle and Miss Stella Parnell came back from a visit with Dr and Mrs M S McCreight of Oskaloosa who rode to Lawrence with them. Mrs L N Lewis and Mrs Ethel High dined with Mr and Mrs C B Spencer of Iola while Mrs Sam Kelsall spent two weeks in Auburn Dover and Topeka. Mrs R C Morrow was taken home from Memorial hospital. Mrs Glenn Moody and daughters Bernice and Maxine and Miss Caroline Wolters left for Nokomis Ill to see Thomas Wolters seriously ill. Harold Leigh underwent major surgery at Memorial hospital and is listed as satisfactory. Raymond York of Vinland had major surgery Saturday night. condition good. Miss Dorothy Ainsworth of Lyons spent weekend with sister Kathryn Ainsworth at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house. J C Patton and daughter Frances Patton of Denver arrived to visit Mrs A B Frederick and relatives. Mr and Mrs Fred Axtel of Dodge City left for Topeka after visiting Aunt Mrs H Knabe. Mr and Mrs J G Hall of Los Angeles spent several days with aunts Mrs Mary Thomas and Mrs Louisa Thomas. Mr Hall is KU alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
C. B. Friend
Manhattan
Kansas State College
B. B. Power
Tacoma
Wash
St. Petersburg
Fla
John L. Kilworth
Ella Engle
Stella Parnell
M. S. McCreight
Oskaloosa
Lawrence
L. N. Lewis
Ethel High
C. B. Spencer
Iola
Sam Kelsall
Auburn
Dover
Topeka
R C. Morrow
Memorial Hospital
Glenn Moody
Bernice
Maxine
Caroline Wolters
Nokomis
Thomas Wolters
Moody
Miss Wolters
Harold Leigh
Louisiana Street
Raymond York
Vinland
Dorothy Ainsworth
Lyons
Kathryn Ainsworth
Kappa Kappa Gamma
J. C. Patton
Frances Patton
Denver
Colo
A. B. Frederick
Fred Axtel
Dodge City
Lone Star News Roundup and Local Happenings
Mrs. Gottlieb Nieder returns home from Memorial hospital in Lawrence and recovers from injuries after an auto wreck. May Mackey covers her duties while she recovers. Farmers Union holds monthly meeting at the schoolhouse and plans a July 4 picnic in Lone Star. Arthur Flory drives a new milk route truck. J W Garbutt adds a new porch to his home. Mrs. Lottie Bowser of Narrows Virginia joins her parents after a two week hospital stay for flu. sister Ruth Munson of Indianapolis visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlieb Nieder
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
May Mackey
Farmers Union
Lone Star
Arthur Flory
J. W. Garbutt
Lottie Bowser
Narrows
H.C. Metsger
Ruth Munson
Indianapolis
Ind
J. E. Smith
Lone Star News Highlights Local Socials and Graduates
Faye Miller visited Topeka last Saturday for shopping. Mrs J E Smith attended a bridal shower hosted by Mrs L H Featherstone near Globe for Olive Brown Randall with about 100 guests. The Ladies Aid quilting gathering met with ten members. Lone Star High School class of 1936 lists several graduates including Vera Flory Thelma Fishburn Bennie Flory Lois Flory Ruth Metsger and Ida Metsger. J E Smith expects Ed Kinney of Whittenburg Texas for Decoration Day. Jolly Stitches met with Mrs Myra Banning. Lone Star Red and Gun Club crews rock and builds an all weather road to the lake using Marion township crusher. Tom Allen remains in Lawrence at Ruth Gamel’s home under doctor’s care after an auto wreck left his car totaled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Miller
Topeka
J. E. Smith
L. H. Featherstone
Claude Williams
Lone Star
Lawrence Memorial High School
Vera
Vera Flory
Thelma Fishburn
Bennie
Lois Flory
Ruth
Ida Metsger
Ed Kinney
Whittenburg
Texas
Jolly
Marion Township
Tom Allen
Lawrence
Ruth Gamel
Barber Dinner Guests Dine At George Coffman Home
Dinner guests Sunday at the George Coffman home included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barders and baby of Kansas City Missouri Marie Coffman also of Kansas City Mr and Mrs Argel Cochran of Vinland and Mr and Mrs Clifford Coffman of Eudora Callers in the afternoon were Mr and Mrs Tollie Coffman and family of Kansas City Mr and Mrs West Coffman and family of Eldon Missouri Chester Doane of Meno Oklahoma arrived Thursday to visit the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coffman
Ed Barders
Baby
Kansas City
Marie Coffman
Argel Cochran
Vinland
Clifford Coffman
Eudora
Tollie Coffman
West Coffman
Eldon
Chester Doane
Meno, Okla
Pierson's Visitor Family From Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Marcus Richardson and daughter Beverly Kay from Kansas City are visiting their mother and grandparents at Piersons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierson’s
Marcus Richardson
Beverly Kay
Kansas City
Graduation Exercises At Lecompton May 14
Mrs George Coffman and her son attended the Lecompton high school graduation exercises on May 14 where their nephew Cecil Welscher was among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coffman and Son
Lecompton
Cecil Welscher
Needy Helper's Meeting Sets Next Date in Clinton
The Needy Helper's met with Mrs Lizzie Jensch at Clinton last Tuesday. The group plans a follow up session with Mrs Steele in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Jensch
Clinton
Mrs. Steele
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philip Edwards
J. H. Nelson
Robert McElhinney
Donald Ball
New York City
Charles Arnold
M. T. Coolidge
Ethan Smith
Eldridge
Penfield Jones
Philip Ed
Hud Reedy Wards
Carlett Cotton
Out of Town
Frank Rice
Marion Decker
Kansas
Sheahan Wras
Oklahoma
Philip Wards
Fort $ 3 Worth
Tex
Albert Keefe
T.S. Burnett
Charles
School of Education
Bert Nash
R. A. Schwegler
F. P. O Brien
E. E. Bayles
W. R. Smith
T. H. Chandler
Nash
Joan
Bobby Nash
Clarence Harris
Council Grove
L. E. Thurman
Dorothy Enlow
Arthur Miller
R. ©. Graber
Frank Klinberg
A. R. Perry
Joe Wiliams
J. E. Jacobs
Leota Wagner
Eudora Frank Elingberg
Trinity Episcopal Church
Fredo Barteldes
Brotherhood of the Centenary Methodist Church
Fourth
Elm Streets
Terry Crall
E. 0.W
Victoria Club
N. F. Thome
Alpha Omicron Pi
Mrgaret Schwartz
Jewell Potts
Willie Lou Robertson
Isabelle Olsen
Amigos Club
University Club
Alva Carter
Howard McConnell
M. S. Winter
W. C. Brownlee
India Community Club
Betty Lou Grant
A. T. Hodges
Roy Hezeman
Bookfellows
Tesoro Club
O. T. Davis
Maine Street
Dorothy Shufflebarger
Lora Mendenhall
Leila K. Black
Ruth Morse
Haskell, Land
Virgalene Davis
Charles W. Johnson
Rhode Island Street
Charles Ice
L. Coston
Quinton
Ala
Charles Johnson
Howard Cooper
Route Two
Marilyn Jean
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Cooper
Ruth Seiler
Alpha Delta Pi
Melva Grant
Alta Armstrong
St. Louis, Mo
G.A.R
Salina
C. W. Schubert
W. A. Brown
Brown
Washington
Susie Runkle
Fletcher Hatton
Robert Price
O'Hara
C.W. Straffon
Ellen Phenicie
Margaret Akers
May Brown
Flora Miles
Rachel Passon
Charles Gaumer
Price
Briggs
Gaumer
Plains of Peace
Barnard
Straffon
Helen Dawes
Rufus Cutler Dawes
Cago
Century Progress
Dawes
Louis Francis Watermulder
Chicago
G. A. Watermulder
Beverly Jefferson
Robert T. Sherman
Jefferson
Edward Watermulder
Mrs. Dawessel
Milton McClung
Route Four
Mra
Everett Stith
Walter
Keeler
Walter Zoellner
Tonganoxie
Earl Marshall
Eugene
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Maytag
Testasy
Green Bros
Mass
Penney’s
Chambray
Rayon
Vermont
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