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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1940
Page
5
Society notices must be received at the Journal-World office by noon the day of publication to appear in the society column.
Frid Dean and Mrs. F Yssoreau host dinner Eldridge. Mrs Vick Hurt attends luncheon Evans Hearth. Numerous contract clubs and bridge gatherings at Country Club with guests named. A May 31 birthday party for Marilyn Riggs at the Country Club features J B Rines of San Jose sending flowers.
L. L. Dimick of R F D No 3 Lawrence has enrolled as a student in the Air Conditioning Training Corporation in Youngstown. Dimick will complete the initial home study then finish with a course at ACTC honors and laboratories in Youngstown.
Wahiawa Hawaii visitors Mr and Mrs J Dickson Pratt and children Laurita and Dickson join Miss Helen Skilton Prof Charles S Skilton and others including Mr and Mrs Wallace Jackson and Miss Betty Sillette of Earlham Ia at E R Carter's home. Several relatives travel to Ellis for Memorial Day and Decoration Day plans.
Students in a KU curriculum course titled The Motion Picture called the class far from easy. Professor Allen Crafton required extensive library reading and attendance at lectures and films, with quizzes stressing observed details and musical use in scenes such as James Cagney’s Public Enemy No. 1 7.
The Soil Conservation Service reports favorable results from erosion control on cooperating farms. A robust ground cover prevents sheet and gully erosion, while terracing and contour farming reduce erosion on tilled fields. Coordinated practices with good management yield best results. Also notes conference travel of Fellowship leaders G A Watermulder, E Russell Carter, and G E Lindquist to Arizona and Oklahoma.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hill announce the birth of a daughter yesterday at their home 1230 New Jersey Street.
Shorthand and typewriting offered with book keeping and comptometry in a summer session at Lawrence Business College. Advanced instruction aims to boost practical office skills for business careers.
A health statistic shows tuberculosis accounted for one third of all deaths among North American Indians in 1915. The figure highlights the severe impact of the disease on indigenous communities during that year.
Professor Crafton debuts Far Above the Golden Valley in Fraser theater. The amateur KU project portrays five students from enrollment to graduation with mixed technical quality but strong university depiction. The film aims to boost the University and will be distributed statewide by the bureau of visual instruction. Seven indictments were returned by a federal grand jury in Wichita in the Arizona Keystone Copper Mining case.
University buildings closed for Memorial Day with libraries Watson open 9 to 5. Coeds anticipate the new Union fountain improvements this summer. Professor Henry Ladd Smith soloed in an airplane, marking a finals week novelty. Rolla Nuckles resigns to join Northwestern as an instructor. Two law students from Lawrence, Inna Mae Goehring and Alice Hoover, prepare for the June 24 state bar exam in Topeka.
Linwood social page records overnight guests, a May 13 wedding for Shirley Holmes and Catherine Bryant near Eudora, graduation trips to Kirksville, and local visits. Memorial day services planned at Mount Sidney cemetery with Rev. Ralph Beach speaking.
Local residents report weekend visits in Kansas City Topeka and Emporia. Notables include Mrs Mina Warnock Mrs Minnie Brecheisen Mrs Eunice Brady and families plus Dan ONeil and ONeil family scholars. An oil stove accident injured D A Craig and a boy on U S 50.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Snyder of Wichita visited their farm. Mr and Mrs Charles A Jones enjoy time with daughter Margaret Mary who arrived Sunday from California for several days visit.
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