Society Calendar Highlights Weekly Social Events
Society notices urge Journal-World deadlines for society items before 11 30 each publication day. Calendar lists events from Tuesday through Thursday including Bundles for Britain benefit party at Community building Miss Wilma Miller Finesse club Ev gie Hearth and several bridge luncheons by Mrs Paul Harnar Mrs Oscar Rumsey Year Round club guest day party at Mrs Nydia Hughes shower for Miss Evangeline Clark Beta Sigma Phi Evans Hearth Chanter 2 of P E C and other gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Wilma Miller
Evgie Hearth
Harry Ailphin
Paul Harnar
Oscar Rumsey
Evans Hearth
Nydia Hughes
FE. H. Penner
Robert R. Kruse
Evangeline Clark
T. B. Parker
Harry Wiles
Colonial
Ivan Rowe
W. R. Smith
Evans
E. D. Liddy
En Regie Club
L. T. Harris
American Legion Auxiliary
George Melvin
Lawrence items show engagements dinners and faculty farewells
Mrs. E D Liddy hosts luncheon and bridge for twelve with Rotarians meeting at the Country club next Monday. Engagement announced for Mada Lynne McClanahan to Charles Scott from Lecompton and Larned families. Dean Schwegler honored at Memorial Union dinner with 215 attending and a loan fund established by school of education staff. Numerous Ottawa Topeka and Kansas City guests listed. Birthday picnic for Clarence Hazlett hosted at Clinton park. Delta Gamma pledges Miss Miller and Miss John. Housemother planned for Kanwaka sorority next fall. Marie Miller hosted a dinner honoring Evangelineark. Kanwaka Literary club set for Thursday.
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Raymond A. Schwegler
School of Education
Memorial Union Building
J. W. Twente
School] of Education
University Committee On Aids and Awards
Donna Hughes
Strauss
Lehman
Lois Worrel
Twente
Fred M. Harris
Dean Schwegler
State Board of Regents
Deane W. Malott Cavle
Wichita
F. C. Allen
Barlne Heniie
Baker
Peru
Neb
G. H. Marshall
Lulu M. Brown
Nelle Reece Buchanan
Adrian Tielman
Harry A. Dunn
Ottawa
Eileen F. Steele
Winifred Turner
Gus Welch
Q. F. Dubach
Glen Archer
O. Wright
Guy Rose
Topeka
Faul
Emporia
Fred W. Meyer
Jewell Homer Scarborough
Great
Bend
William Knox
Vinland Ti
Carl Knox
Tonganoxie
Frank L. Hunn
Effingham
Glenn A. Delay
Neodesha
Albert L. Cross
Shaw- Nee Mission
L. W. Brooks
Delta Gamma
Martha Jane Miller
Kansas City
Kan
Phoebe Ahn
St. John
Bernice Zuercher
Macksville
Arline Kisler
Lawrence
Kisler
Los Angeles
Community notices brief at Colman roll call and meetings
Items of interest announced at roll call include First Baptist church prayer service led by Prof. Q Brewster tomorrow at 7 30 pm in the assembly room. Also League of Women Voters executive board to meet with Mrs L Anderson at 1635 Alabama Ave. and Beta Sigma Phi hosts guests this evening at Evans Hearth.
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Colman
First Baptist Church
Tomorow
Q. Brewster
The
League of Women Voters
L. Anderson
Alabama
Beta Sigma Phi
Evans
Joseph F. King
Jan Waltin
Society Notes Track Guests Visiting for Commencement Week
Mr and Mrs Sydney Prentice and daughter Irene arrive Monday from Pittsburgh to visit relatives during commencement week then travel to the Pacific coast for summer. Prentice works as an artist for three museums and Irene is a designer and artist. Others visiting include Miss Olive Eddy of Phoenix a granddaughter of Capt Blackman, Mr and Mrs Harold Wampler of Columbus for a graduation, Mr and Mrs H J Besler of Manhattan, Mrs William A Griffith of Laguna Beach visiting with Richards Stevens and Fitzpatrick, Mr and Mrs S A McKone and children from Victoria, and Mrs Pruetze and children from San Juan. Also Dr Pfuetze will join later. Envelopes output rose from 42 million in 1935 to 50 million in 1939.
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Sydney Prentice
Irene Prentice
Pittsburgh
Pacific Coast
Prentice
Carnegie
National
Washington, D. C
American
New York
Olive Eddy
Phoenix
Ariz
N. C. Johnson
A. W. Cunningham
Eddy
Lawrence
Harold E. Wampler
Columbus
S. E. Wampler
Harry Wample
K U Anniversary Photos Feature Coeds In 1866 Style
Fritzi Meyn and other coeds pose in 1866 gowns on horses for Kansas University seventy fifth anniversary publicity shots. Photographers use three rolls of film amid campus wind and crowds while Virginia Griswold helps with dress details and K W Davidson and Fred Montgomery assist the visual efforts.
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Fritz Meyn
Fritzi
Meyn
Kansas
Georgia Ferrell
Lawrence
Billie Jarboe
Cameron
Eleanor Allen
Virginia Griswold
Newton
K. W. Davidson
News Bureau
Fred Montgomery
Bureau of Visual Instructions
Convertible of 1866 Trap Description
The trap was the convertible of 1866 with no top and a two seated design. It could be transformed into a one seated vehicle by overturning a seat, offering a simple change for passengers.
Commencement Week Posts and Final Exams at Emporia Campus
Historic hitching posts from the 1880s will be reinstalled on the Emporia campus for commencement week as students wrap up activities. Final examinations begin tomorrow with varied schedules, while arts students at Frank Strong hall make a last stand.
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Frank Strong Hall
Diamond Anniversary Events Draw Local Crowd in Coronado Garb
A week from Thursday a central table displays tickets for the Entrada, the Sunset barbecue, and the anniversary dinner. Men in Coronado garb promote these focal Diamond anniversary happenings as part of the community observance.
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Coronado
Injury to 12 Year old Ted Brown in Street Collision
Ted Brown aged 12 son of Mr and Mrs Fred M Brown of 1157 East Fifteenth street sustained a severe cut on his left side when a bicycle he rode collided with a car driven by Gloria Goff of 1631 Illinois street at Tenth and Kentucky streets just after noon. He was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment and returned home later.
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Ted Brown
Fred M. Brown
East Fifteenth Street
Gloria Goff
Tlinois Street
Tenth
Kentucky
Memorial Hospital
Influenza at Camp Robinson Arkansas Report
The Arkansas health department reported 248 of 258 new influenza cases in the state last week were from Camp Robinson. Col. Philip Bartholomew said a few cases existed at the camp but the situation was by no means serious. Also noted, 2,861,271 of 6,096,799 U.S. farms are tenant operated, 38.7 percent, down from 42.4 percent ten years ago due to power machinery reducing need for sharecroppers.
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Camp Robinson
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Health Department
Philip Bartholomew
U.S
Bargains on Classified Page in Journal World
Local classified page lists bargains across categories with brief descriptions and prices. Items include household goods, furniture, electronics, and odds and ends advertised by local sellers seeking quick sale.
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Journal-World
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L. C. Club
Howard Henry
Robert Schermerhorn
Bridge
Rotarians
Rotaryanns
Country Club
Clifton Ramsey
Lyle
Powell
Roger Allen
Caryl Dodds
V. K. Bruner
A. F. McClanahan
Lecompton
Madalyn
Charles Scott
Agnes Scott
Larned
Clarence Hazlett
Clinton Park
Mr. Hazlett
Charles Avey
Howard Hardtaffer
Bert Greene
Gerald Gates
Bill Hoffine
Virgil Dean
Everett Hazlett
Vand
Ire Tkenberry
Everett Kircher
Ted Comstock
Babyy
Elwood Everett and
Lonefor
Roy Rodiger
Longford
Marie Miller
Evangeline Ark
Kanwaka Literary Club
Asa Colman
Margaret
Lottie Moore
Missouri Street
Clara Messenheimer
Justin Hill
P.E.O
Kansas State
Donald Hughes
W. T. Douce
Paul N. Kent
Ed Ein
Sos EA
L. H.frink
C. J. Dodds
A. B. Mitchell
Leoumai
Fritzi Meyn
K. U
Haynes & Keene
Famous Make
Elbon
William Allen White
Bea
A&p
Marvel
America
A&p Food
Weaver's Childrens Bazaar
Akes
Nannette
Pas
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