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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1938
Page
6
Thursday gatherings include Sarexpreciation picnic and multiple card clubs at various homes and venues. Friday lines feature alumnae teas and bridge luncheons while groups such as the Art club and Beta Phi alumnae meet. Saturday closes with a Gamma Phi Beta tea at the chapter house.
Naomi MacLaren to wed Alfred Young of Osawatomie Kansas with August home in Anthony He holds a KU Master’s degree and teaches high school principalship Pi Beta Phi alumnae tea and Friday contract club luncheon noted Miscellaneous shower honors Miss Peggy Clayton at Mrs J N Carman home with about thirty guests Engagement of Gladys Marie Santsaanter to Dr Huscher of Turkey Creek announced Hosts plan tea towels and games for Mrs Lewis Weihman wedding prep at Mrs Charles Cox residence
The Recreation club held its annual guest day at Mrs. H. M. Chamney’s home with 27 guests and 26 members. A September Calendar Presbyterian Guild luncheon followed with two solos and a review of The Citadel. The Evangelical Helping Hand class, J. J. bridge group, Bridgettes luncheon, and North Lawrence Christian Endeavor met for meetings and preparations for June events.
A scrambled assortment of crossword clues including holly rodent measures weights fabrics fetters health architectural elements and various descriptors. The list features terms for animals metals feelings carpentry and geographic references with multiple numbered hints and incomplete phrases.
The Variety bridge club met at lunch with guests from Evans Hearth and prizes awarded to Mrs. Adrian Lindsey and Mrs. Jackman. Dinner bridge at the Blocker home hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J ED Blocker and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jost. Plans for a two week picnic at Mr. and Mrs. John Brand's home. A kitchen shower Saturday for Miss Peggy Clayton hosted by Miss Mildred Wiedemann and Mrs. W F Robinson. Invitations extended to Mrs Catharine Wampler and a list of guests from Topeka and Kansas City attendees.
John Moreland returns to Lawrence after visits in Washington and New York meeting Dr Verne Blue and friends. He plans to finish a PhD in Europe next year. A. Gorrill and Harry Frazee return from Oklahoma business trip. Mrs H E Rynerson attends Missouri state PEO convention. Kansas Bar association meetings set in Wichita with several locals attending. Families visit relatives in Denver El Reno and Kansas City for events and dinners.
A. B. Mitchell, Dick Barber, Harry Hoffman and George Melvin will drive to Wichita this evening to attend the meeting of the Kansas Bar Association to be held Friday and Saturday.
De Soto residents joined a Kansas City trip for Tommy Baker's funeral. Others hosted dinner guests from Topeka and Lawrence. A Topeka picnic included families from De Soto and nearby towns. C. G. Bowling seeks care in St Margaret's hospital, long a local farmer. The I C C F and Rebekah lodges honored Dr. and Mrs. Boone before they relocate to Galesburg Illinois.
A class of seventeen graduates held commencement at the auditorium. Ieva Coker, Kenneth Lee, Eugene Linden, Richard Linden, Beulah Loveaul, Lois White, Myrtle Rowe, Mary Casey, Ruth Bone, Ica Kohler, Constance Bone and Beaver, Marjorie Piper, Bert Raymond, Robert Mol, Lois alley among the names. Marjorie Piper won first in scholarship, Constance inson second. Dr. Burris Jenkins gave the address. Memorial day service set for May 30 at 2:30 pm if weather allows.
The Rev. J. M. Torrance presented with music by a high school sextette and solo by K. Lowe, and a sermon by Leslie Lyons of Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Curtis and their son moved into the Dr. R. W. Boone residence.
Shirley Bowling the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Bowlin is critically ill after days of double pneumonia following measles and whooping cough in a local family dispute.
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