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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1941

Page

5

Society News Briefs Schedule Social Events

Society items for the Journal-World should arrive before 11 30. Saturday dinner bridge for Mr. and Mrs Ray Wright at Evans Hearth. Sunday garden party for Mrs E Jacqmain at 4. Monday Rotary Club dinner at Country club. Thursday contract club luncheons for Mrs Karl Baldwin at Colonial. Mrs Fredo Barteldes Monday contract club at Country club. Flower club and Soroptimist dinner at Colonial. Mrs Verner Smith Octet bridge club. Tuesday B and P W club dinner at Planted Vulvinai. Country club women golf matches.

Ray Wright Dinner Bridge Club Evans Hearth E. Jacqmain Karl Baldwin Colonial Fredo Barteldes Chamber of Commerce Verner Smith Octet Bridge Club Rotarians Rotaryanns W. H. Ruese R. G. Zimmerman V. K. Bruner E.F. Leasure Glenn Charlton John Riling Harry Green H. S. Nelson L. E. Rice Bob van Noy Roger Allen E. W Charles C. C. Stewart B. G. Gus Charles McCreight John C. E. Decker J. J. Perry

Elma Carey Weds Clarence Hogg in Plymouth Church Ceremony

Elma Carey daughter of A L and Mrs Carey married Clarence Manuel Hogg son of Mr and Mrs William Hogg at Plymouth Congregational church. Rev Joseph F King officiated with Ruth Keller organ solos and Edythe Huitt soprano. The bride wore light blue illusion dress and picture hat. reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple plans a summer in Pittsburg then Hogg attends summer school. Many guests from Holton Topeka and surrounding towns attended.

Elma Carey A. L. Carey Clarence Manuel Hogg William Bruce Hogg Holton Plymouth Congregational Church Joseph F. King Ruth Keller Beethoven Ave Maria—Schubert Liszt Mendelssohn Edythe Huitt Herington d’Hardelot DeKoven Bohm Miss Keller Wagner Leybach Madolma Harnar Ida Jean Polson William Schehrer Eudora B. Z. Stephenson Carey Joanna Hill Hogg Carl McDermond A. B. Ewing Marie Sommer Jack Howard Kansas City Stephenson Schehrer Harnar Sigma Kappa Sigma Eta Chi National College of Education Evanston, Ill Kansas State Teachers College Emporia Chilocco Indian Training School Chilocco Okla Kansas State Teachers’ College Pittsburg University of Kansas Mayetta Topeka George L. Carey Clinton Ind Robert M. Carey Wichta Claude Hayman Jesse Sorensen Winfield

Local society notes and upcoming events in Tulsa

Commencement week plans include a California summer trip with Mrs. Prentice and daughter Irene Prentice a Carnegie museum artist and Smithsonian paleontologist. A lecture with colored slides will be free. Mrs. Kathleen O Neill hosts a linen shower for Mrs. Ruth Hill Fugitt Jr and a list of guests follows. Meetings of the Alford Clarke post Auxiliary and the Business and Professional Women’s club are announced with programs on farm policy and Corando Entrada. Numerous social engagements, golf pairings, and club meetings fill the week in Tulsa and surrounding areas.

California Kathleen O’neill le Roy B. Fugitt, Jr Ruth Hill Paul Gene O'Neill Business and Professional Women’s Club Colonial Tea Room National Farm Program Gertrude Hunt Farm Security Administration Ernest Prim Hazel Anderson Lillian Phillips

Memorial week reunions and wedding guests in Newton area

Reports from a Newton chapter state meeting closed with iced drinks. Family and out of town guests gathered at Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Frink home in Newton for Memorial Day weekend events. Attendees included Frink and Russell families from Hawthorne Berkeley Ottawa and Kansas City among others. A wedding hosted by Miss Phyllis Burgert and William C. Kupfer drew numerous relatives from Chicago Enid Winston and Kansas City along with local residents.

Newton Donald Hughes W. T. Douce L. H. Frink Hawthorne N. J Oswego R. O. Deming Lawrence Frink Lorraine Pyle Frank L. Russell Berkeley Cal Chicago F. Russell Jean Russell George W. Russell Kansas City Jean Frink Ottawa Phyllis Burgert William C. Kupfer David Kupfer Frank Kupfer Albert Triem Winston Ben Kuntz Altamont E. O. Koch Grace Palmer Walter Koch Earlin Burgert V. Boehringer Leona Kan Jacob Nelson Hiawatha Mianna Young Topeka

Local Personal Visits Across States Mark Summer Break

Rockford HI visitors Mrs Helen Dooley and children Karen and Peter stay with Mrs Dooley's mother Mrs George Harper. Colby Kan residents Mr and Mrs R W Raugh plan Troutdale in the Pines Colorado summer work. Capt Robert T Crowder attends Liberty Memorial high school graduation in Lawrence. George Buckley and Mrs Buckley visit in Galesburg before returning to Long Beach. Corporal Jack Todd spends weekend with parents in Camp Robinson. Lester Lyons visits family in Burbank. Henry Allen Holmes travels from Wichita to see grandparents in Baldwin for Baker University exercises. George Newton and wife depart for two week vacation to Emporia to see son Harry L Newton.

J. W. Dooley Karen Peter Rockford Evergreen Colo Raugh Colby Robert T. Crowder Texas Lawrence San Angelo Bernice Bliesner Liberty Memorial High School George Buckley Long Beach Calif Galesburg Ill J. W. Stone Stone Jack Todd Company H Camp Robinson Karl Todd Lester Lyons Burbank Ora Lyons Francis Paul James Lyons Henry Allen Holmes J. C. Holmes Wichita J. R. Holmes Henry J. Allen Baldwin Baker University George Newton Harry L. Newton Emporia

Local residents arrive for family and graduation events

Relatives gathered at Green and Palmer Kansas. Newton, seven years as Pinckney school custodian, hosted guests. Miss Gevene Landrith traveled from New Haven to visit relatives for a month. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Anderson of Cincinnati arrived to visit, guests at the Eldridge Hotel. Alonzo Sluss family and Miss Dorothy Hardy returned from Lawrence after Mira Jean Sluss’s high school graduation.

Green and Palmer Kan Newton Pinckney School Gevene Landrith New Haven Conn G. S. Landrith J. E. Anderson Cincinnati Ohio Elddridge Alonzo Sluss Dorothy Hardy Kansas City Lawrence Mira Jean Sluss

The Origin of the Church Sermon at Centenary Church

Centenary Methodist Church at Fourth and Elm announces Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 10 50 with a sermon titled The Origin of the Church the first in a series on The Church An evening worship at 8 will be led by the Epworth League with Kenneth Pine presiding and Raymond Gulley delivering the message Bible study and prayer meet dismissed until cooler fall weather Thanks are given to faithful attendees and choir plans for summer are to be announced by the choir leader

Centenary Methodist Church Fourth and Elm. Co J. Knox Epworth League Kenneth Pine Raymond Gulley

Assembly of God Easter Week Schedule and Sermons

The Assembly of God at 14th and Rhode Island lists Sunday school at 9 45 Miss Walker superintendent with lesson Jesus the Giver of the Comforter from John 14 Attendance Not a BCEE 200 Morning worship 11 00 sermon Allowing God to Mould Our Lives 6 30 Children s church in the kiddies classroom Mrs Gilpin Ambassador s service with Mrs Pittman 7 45 Evangelistic service Rev Pittman speaks on Why is the War Moving Toward Palestine and What Will be the Outcome Daily Vacation Bible school starts Monday June 2 for two weeks All children may attend free Bible study Friday 7 45 in the book of Daniel the prophecy that sheds light on our day

Assembly of God Rhode Island Pittman Walker Jesus John Gilpin Pitmen Young People’s Palestine

Trinity Lutheran Church Service and Activities

Trinity Lutheran Church at Thirteenth and New Hampshire with Alfred J. Beil as pastor and E Thayer Gaston as music director. Church school at 9 45 led by A G Sabol supervised. Service at 11 includes sermon Pentecostal Pre-requisites. League meets at 6 45 p m.

Trinity Lutheran Thirteenth and New Hampshire Alfred J. Beil E. Thayer Gaston Marvin Wadley Mildred Reuter A. G. Sabol League

Marriage Licenses Issued by Local Probate Office

The office of Probate Judge Frank R. Gray reports licenses granted to Delmar Spitzli of Eudora and Louise Rapier of Baldwin. Herbert Kampschroeder of Stull and Marjorie R. Hadl of Lawrence. James W. Caps of Lawrence and Grace E. Schroeder of Silver Lake. Glenn E. Hutton of Baldwin and Sibyl H. Nash of Nortonville. George R. Hanson of Topeka and Marena Broda of Tarpon Springs Fla.. William Thomas Corcoran and Doroth Lillian Cox of Lawrence. Virg il Hahner and Virginia Bade of Kansas City Kansas. Robert Lipscomb and Ruth Thygeson of Kansas City Missouri.

Frank R. Gray Delmar Spitzli Eudora Louise Rapier Baldwin Herbert Kampschroeder Stull Marjorie R. Hadl Lawrence James W. Caps Grace E. Schroeder Silver Lake Glenn E. Hutton Sybil H. Nash Nortonville George R. Hanson Topeka Marena’ Broda Tarpon Springs Fla William Thomas Corcoran Doroth Lillian Cox Virgil Hahner Virginia Bade Kansas City Kan Robert Lipscomb Ruth Thygeson Kansas City, Mo

Festival of Pentecost at Trinity Lutheran Church

Trinity Lutheran Church observes Festival of Pentecost with new members reception and special choir music. E Thayer Gaston directs last Sunday before fall break. Mil dred Reuter to direct during vacation. Organ numbers Reverie and Allegro. Choir sings Spirit of God and Nine First Psalm offertory. New members Fred Broeker, Mrs Phillip Overbaugh, Arthur Schumbohm, and Mr and Mrs Loke Smith join.

Trinity Lutheran Church E. Thayer Gaston Weaver Selda Paulk

Two KU Juniors Win First in Essay Contest

Harry McCarter of Lawrence and Kenneth Jackson of Arma, both juniors at the University of Kansas, won first place in the Graduate Magazine essay contest in two divisions. Each received a $50 prize for essays on thrift titled What About That Rainy Day.

Harry McCarter Kenneth Jackson Lawrence Arma University of Kansas School of Engineering

Mine to Keep Suggested by San Diego Banker

A San Diego banker suggested the title Mine to Keep for the project or document discussed, noting its thematic fit and market appeal. The remark highlights the stake in ownership and retention, framing the work as a guarded asset with lasting value.

San Diego

University Alumnus Finances Prize Money for Event

An alumnus of the university provided the prize money for the competition. The donor’s contribution supports the event and highlights alumni involvement in university activities.

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