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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1933

Page

6

Arant visit feted by Kansas lawyers in Topeka

Dean and Mrs H W Arant of Columbus Kansas are honored during their Lawrence years as Mr Arant attends the Kansas State Bar association meeting in Topeka. They stay with Mrs Megular and Mrs Lindley and are hosted at dinners and luncheons by University of Kansas law faculty and other friends in Lawrence and Topeka.

H. W. Arant Columbus Lawrence Arant University of Kansas Kansas State Bar Association Topeka Tommorrow 3. W. Megular Elizabeth Megular E. H. Lindley Stockton Hudson Mr. Arant F. P Obrien Whinple

Social Calendar Fragment Shows Various Club Events

Friday lists include E H Lindl FLOW club Ridge mal and a contract club at homes of Mrs E M Hughes and Mrs Frank Clarke. Also mentions auction club with Mrs Mathers and Sir Charles Starkweather. Saturday notes Ray Lawr manor lunch and dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs E H Lind.

E -H Ridge Linthean E. M. "Hughes Tua Corte Clan Frank Clarke Mathers Charles Starkweather Ray Lawr the Manor E. H. Lindend Dge

Bridge Club Hosts Dinner Then Cards At Home

Members of a Tuesday bridge club dined at the Terrace Tex room last night before proceeding to Miss Louise Wiedemann's home to play. Hosts for the dinner included Miss Wiedemann, Mrs. Elizabeth Terry, Miss Ruth Parker, and Miss Glen Keith.

Kenneth Landes Colonial Tea Room Terrace Tex Louise Wiedemann Miss Wiedemann Elizabeth, Terry Ruth Parker Glen Keith

Lawrence social notes list returning residents and visitors

Mrs Vera B Droom and son David return to Lawrence after four years in California and stay with Miss Alice V Bernhard. WG Hutson Jr returns to New York after weekend with parents. Salina residents Mr and Mrs R A Gilbert visit Lawrence. Various locals travel to Kansas City Chicago Excelsior Springs Hutchinson and Topeka for hospital clinics visits house parties and visits with friends and relatives including Dr A L Seal of Haskell Institute attending state medical meeting Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minn.

Vera B. Droom David Lawrence California Lesh Gilbert Carter Tonganexie Sita Wewearka Kansas City Chicago J. R. Tenning Research Hospital Tenning Excelsior Springs George Trautwein Tope Ha I. W. Hartley Roy . Underwood Hutchinson Kendall Haas George Kreeck Clay Center R. C. Manley R. F. McCaslin St Louis Helen Burhop Council Grove A. Dodderidge Ae L. &. Roger Des Moines Allen Craften Elizabeth Rover

Baldwin News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Obituaries

Baldwin social notes recount visits by Harriett R Hackett and others to Ottawa and Hutchinson, with guests from Topeka and St Joseph. Local physicians Drs Weir and Beard spent time in Baldwin, while Mrs Clark hosted bridge clubs. Two Baker sisters earned Syracuse University scholarships. Lois Spencer funeral held at First Methodist church with tributes from Dr Balsh.

Harriett R. Hackett Ottawa Charles E. Beeks Martha Finch William Beard Marjorie Helen Topeka Baldwin Beard George H. Cosers B.F. Howard Phi Mu Girls House Mothers Club Claude B. Beeks Kansas City Lee Wandling St. Joseph Mr. Beek C. B. Beeks Tip Io Hutchinson B.C. Weir James Schnebly W. H. Webster Baxter’ Springs Weir R. C. Weir Baxter Springs Baker Syracuse University N.Y First Method Wiley A. Keve Ehateee William M. Balsh Miss Spencer Balsh Norton

Memorial service for Maud Spencer notes youth leaders

Maud Spencer, student of Baker College seven years ago, died after illness. She was born to Rev. and Mrs. E. R. Spencer and taught briefly before sickness. Funeral in Baldwin featured six white clad Sunday School pallbearers from Mrs. C. E. Holcombe class, with a quartet and pianist. Interment at the cemetery. Survivors include Mildred Stewart of Bridgewater and Harald Spencer of Frances Spencer, among others.

RE. H. Spencer Baker Baldwin C. E. Holcombe Anna Lewis Jessie Kine Hale Steele Feulah Helen Stewart Marie Harrison Flow Liston Lenore Dowers Harry W. Crair Howard Sanders Mar Price Hattie Hut Tri Melta House Folgington

Baldwin Students Stage Musical Comedy Benefit

Three college friends star in a lively musical comedy for the Ladies Aid. The Girl and Boy choruses feature numerous named performers, with Phyllis Claire Lutz and Caroline Doty delivering specialties. Prof. Evans led piano accompaniment with a student orchestra. A Kansas City visit joined family members for Lois Spencer’s funeral as the Ladies Aid met in the northeast on Wednesday.

Eugene Farrow Robert Mize Rol Rogers Elizabeth Allderdice Marjorie Allderdice Caroline Doty Helen Hart Dorothy Haglund Hazel Spare Neva Owen Rosalia Paschal Mary Mae Keizer Margaret Miles Florence Dorsey Vincent Odom Virgil Vaughn Harold Caulfield Albert White Milton Senti Jack Meherney Izzy Prof. Evans Freshie Leland Zimmerman Dennis Dorsey Aubrey Burgtorf Robert Wellbourne Edward Chastain Harry Neptune Earl Maxwell James Russell Francis Spencer Baby Kansas City Baldwin Stewart Lois Spencer North East Ladies Aid Charles E. Beeks Wednes

West Kansas trip frames Baker address and concert program

President and Mrs. Fleming return Saturday from a western Kansas swing where Dr. Fleming delivered high school commencement addresses in Dodge City Ness City Kinsley and Coldwater. Rev Freeman C Havighurst will speak at Baker on Saturday morning on The Political Situation in China. He and his wife served as China missionaries and he led the Anglo Chinese College at Foochow.

Phyllis Shumaker Mary Nell Lee Master Vaniéta Sullivan Norma Lockwood Leonard Waring Wallace B. Fleming Kansas Linwood Boulevard Methodist Church Baker China Havighurst Anglo Chinese College Foochow

Job Opening Notice in Journal World Classifieds

A brief classified notice invites readers to place or inquire about employment opportunities in the Journal-World. It highlights the newspaper’s want ad columns as the channel to secure a position and start the hiring process.

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Carter Establishes Ottawa Branch for Firestone Tires

A. B. Carter of Carter tire and battery at 1000 Massachusetts street opens a new Ottawa branch, securing exclusive Ottawa agency for Firestone tires and tubes and related accessories. Arthur Tuttle, longtime Carter associate in Lawrence, will run the Ottawa store.

A. B. Carter Carter Tire and Battery Company Massachusetts Street Ottawa Firestone Arthur, Tuttle Carter Company Lawrence

Manager to Leave Dickinson Theatre Firm for Nebraska Circuit

Position as manager of the Dickin son theater and taxatier with C J Topping who recently resigned from the Dickinson company will depart next week for Nebraska to work with the Blank circuit of theaters in Nebraska and Iowa staging Hollywood Premiers.

Dickinson Theater Taxatier C. J. Topping Dickinson Nebraska Iowa Hollywood

Barnes to stay with parents during husband’s absence in Nowata

In Nowata Oklahoma Mrs Barnes will spend part of her time at her parents home during her husband’s absence. The Journal World advises readers to consult the paper before shopping for guidance.

Barnes Nowata, Oklo

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