Engagement and social calendar fill Lawrence notices
Mrs. and Mrs. Paul B Lawson announce the engagement of daughter Lila Alice to Charles E Smith of Milwaukee son of Mr and Mrs J J Smith of Lawrence. The wedding is planned for December 23. Mrs J Bo Watkins hosts a luncheon for Miss Helen Roh of Montclair N J. A Trinity Episcopal Auxiliary Guild meeting is set at 11, luncheon at 12 15. Various clubs meet with guests and plans for a drama, church events, and charitable gatherings appear throughout the Lawrence community calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr.sand
Paul B. Lawson
Lila“ Alice
Charles E. Smith
Milwaukee
J. J. Smith
Lawrence
J. Bo Watkins
Helen Roh
Montclair
N. J
Trinity - Episcopal Church
Or.c.° Moore
W. So
Griese
Ar M Ellepathickhe
Benjamin Brown
J. Paul's” Episcopal. Church
Anens City
Women’s Auxiliary
Caryl J. Dodds
Manor
William de Desanerty
Byzarasey Kan
Overnor
Vaned
Tistriet
Rotary-arid
Lawrence Rotary Club
Lieut
Col
Mra
Feet Hoeniz
Rameev
Paul Co. Rankin
Community notices and social clubs gather for Thanksgiving events
Miss Bessie Wilder hosted seven tables of contract at her East Eleventh Street home with high scores awarded to Edna Dart and others. Numerous church groups announce meetings, lectures, and socials including Baptist Women, Current Event Club, Needlecraft, and Music Club. A First Methodist social followed anniversary services, and multiple organizations plan Thanksgiving events and programs at homes and halls. Memorial hospital welcomed a new daughter, and several clubs set upcoming meetings and hostess duties through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Wilder
Edna Dart
Kathleen Doering
Ruth
Litchen
Mia
Henry Werner
Mabel Barnhart
Innie Spangle
Mabel Rich
Chrysanthen
Rotary and club events fill local schedule
F King will address the Rotary crown during a meeting where officers are elected. Mrs S W Slaughter educational chair will supervise the program with Irene Peabody, Kirelder presiding. Others include dinner hosts and speakers from Junction City and Topeka horticultural society plans with W C Stevens lecture on Wild Flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Peabody
Rs. Kirelder
John Ise
Women's Club of
Junction City
The
Elks Club
W. C.stevens
Jon
Topeka Horti‘cultural Society
Topeka
Personal notices of gatherings and visits among Lawrence residents
Mr and Mrs Fletcher Price of Wellington arrived to visit their son Rev Edwin F Price. Mrs H Blain Lacy of Tulsa spends a week with friends in Lawrence. Miss Maurine Bruner returns to Whiting after weekend at home. Mrs James Fenton and son James left for Seattle after Detroit trip. Mrs Fenton was Lucille Leonard of Lawrence. Mr and Mrs H J Penney in Kansas City for the day. Miss Louise Ditmars visiting Miss Lucille Vale in Kansas City. Mrs C Lemon of Pratt visiting her daughter and son students in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs C Simons Dorothea Simons and Mrs Don A Freeman of St Cloud Minn visited Minneapolis and McNalley family. Mrs T L Wiseley weekend with Be and D Hawkins at Tonel. Mr Shiltp Mattson and family of Assaria guests of G H Ansdell and Raymond Laessig party. Miss Helen Alter improving at Christ's hospital Topeka. Mrs Robert A Hunt and Mrs H E Wolfe travel to Kansas City for luncheon honoring Miss Michi Kawai Japanese author and educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher’ Price
Wellington
Edwin F. Price
H. Blain -Lacy
Tulsa
Okla
Awrence
Maurine Bruner
Whiting
James Fenton
James
C. E. Decker
Detroit
Seattle
Wash
Fenton
Lucille Leonard
Lawrence
H. J. Penney
Kansas City
Louise Ditmars
Lucille
Robert A. Hunt
H. E. Wolfe
Women's Interdenominational Missionary Council
Young Women's Christian Association
Muehlebach
Michi Kawai
Oskaloosa Notes Include Hosted Guests and Local Events
OsKaloosa residents report Miss Asceneth Sloop and Miss Allyce Plummer, federal workers, staying with Mrs. Lula Coleman. A Lawrence concert drew local attendees including Adelaide Johnson and Hazel Ahrens. The Methodist Aid plans a November 23 chicken dinner and bazaar in church rooms, with Mrs. J. W. Roberts leading committees. Mrs. Harry Riley hosted a bridge party. funeral attendance for Mrs. Shull drew George Riley of Winchester. Reverend Clarence Almon spoke at Presbyterian services, Ingrid Faye attends Missouri Valley College, and Armistice Day parade influenced Lawrence-bound grade schoolers supervised by Supt. Tewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asceneth Sloop
Allyce Plummer
Lula Coleman
Alma
Jean Slop
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Haskell Hand
Adelaide —Johnson
Hazel Ahrens
Louellen Hoskinson
Martha Terhane
Marguerite MecCoy
Goldman
Jessie Huddleston
John Stutton
C. M. Jacquemin
B. P.davis
Wyatt’ Gragg
Naomi
Harry Johnson
Kansas City
Lee Johnson
Aid
J. W. Roberts
Aid Treasury
Harry Riley
W. B. Ford
Ed Trimble
George Riley
Winchester
Shull
Harry ‘Riley
Clarence Almon
Presbyterian Church
Hamilton
Ingrid Faye
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Mary Hall
Topeka
Brown
Catherine. Campbell
Ottawa
Margaret Kirkham
Campbell
Franklin County
Tewell
Armistics
Haskell
E. B. Slade
Theona
Ratlff
Mae Long
Stage Actress Fitness Tip Sparks Lively Community Notes
The community mourns Mrs. J. H. Shull at S. B. A. hospital Topeka after months of illness. Funeral at Presbyterian church with Rev. A E Ahrens officiating. A former pastor, Rev. Clarence Almon, delivered the sermon. Music by Miss Nincehelser and a Washburn college quartet. Survived by husband and three children, plus siblings. Burial at Pleasant View amid flowers. Community sympathy expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Shull
Topeka
Presbyterian Church
A. E. Ahrens
Clarence Almon
Hamilton
Nincehelser
Washburn College
Raymond Shull
Isle of Somewhere
Gladys Skull Glock
Ivan Shull
Faye Brown
Maude Hawk
Lawrence
Masonic Hall
Arlan Wilkinson
Edward Hannah
Leland Huddleston
Baldwin
C. W. Roberts
A. A. Webber
State Lake
Fred ‘Thompson
Lnis
Tom
Davis
Watego
Huch Olmstead
E. Tewell
Eli. Bowen
Dorothy McCaslin
Kansas City
Bert Draper
Oliva Edmonds
Kk. U
Pi-Lambds ‘Theta
Miss Edmonds
Elmer Edmonds
Max Engle
Billy Patrick
Elms Cafe
Ray Engle
Merrill
Curtis. Patrick
Engle
Charlie Johnson
Tony Kerns
Ruth Kerns
Kan
J. E. Worswick
Gliza Sturgeon
Kerns
James Spurlock
Dissinger
Ed Dissinger
Baker
Ed Leaverton
George Clark
Kansas’ City
Survey Finds Walks In Need Of Repair Across City
A city survey reports many sidewalks in poor and unsafe condition, especially before winter. The journal asks property owners to repair adjacent walks per city ordinance, noting voluntary fixes could create jobs and ease local labor strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World Tonight
City Commission
Lawrence
Chancellor to East Dr Lindley to attend national university meeting
Dr and Mrs E He Lindley left for Washington DC where the Chancellor will attend the National Association of State Universities annual meeting. He will lead Friday's discussion on The Federal Program and State Universities. Also speaking are Dr Borys Frook and acting President J D Hoskins. Ernest Lindley, author and New Deal advocate, will headline the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.he Lindley
Washington, DC
National Association
of State Universities
Lawrence
Lindley
Borys Frook
American Council
Roosevelt
Barnett
Travel Talk Announced By KU Design Department
The University of Kansas design department and Delta Phi Delta announce a travel talk with move images by Chester Woodward of Topeka. The event, Thursday at 7:30 pm, room 316 West Administration, shows footage from a world tour focusing on Java Strait Settlements Bali and Malay. Admission invited for all interested. Phone 22 for ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Department, of Design
Delta Phi Delta
Mo Viary
Chester, Woodward
Topeka
West Administration Building
Kellogg All-Bran Promotes Regularity in Cereal Card
An advertisement extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a fiber rich cereal to ease constipation. It claims bulk and vitamin B aid regularity, iron for blood builders, and compares its fiber effect to leafy vegetables. Two tablespoons daily helps most cases. chronic issues advise medical advice.
Crowder Family Guests At Local Homes In Kansas
Crowder area social notes list visitors from Eudora Kanwaka Lawrence Garber Cal and River side. Mrs Jesse Wilbourn Nadine Paradies and family stopped by Crowder school. crowds gathered for dinner and Sunday visits at multiple homes amid repeated local names.
Local Social Roundup Plethora of Visits and Pageant Activity
Williamstown and Lawrence residents share a busy weekend with many visits to homes and family gatherings. Mrs Hodson and daughter join the Haskell stadium pageant crowd while Miss Norwood’s Crowder Schoolhouse program entertains about 1500 attendees with 22 numbers and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Vaoshindans
Williamstown
Kathleen Mayhew
Harlie’ Armstrong
Lawrence
Heckett Institute
Roy Harlin
Welter Neider
Oliver Shields
Calles
Bmra
Collins
Neil
Vausbinder
Rons
Gerald
Frida’ Wee
Arthur Mayhew
Clarencé~ Hodson
Betty
Lionel Rogers
Lewis, Hudson
Helen Norwood
Crowder
Ormald Hodson
al: Brune
Lake View
Sidney Emmett
Kanwaka
Robert N Orwood
le Les
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C.E. Decker
Ieatertey
Martha Cameron
Ted Sills
Co-Operettes
Glenn Moody
Missouri Street
H. H.van.evers
Des Moines
Ational
Methodist’ Ladies Aid
H. S. Foster
Ohio Street
Philathes
First Evangelical
Hatch
Pennsylvania ‘Street
Mildred Brown
Big Springs
K. U. Dames
South Park
K. U. ‘Dames
W.B. “Downing
Don Ao Freeman
St. ‘Cloud, Minn
Ese. "Bayles
Country Club
V. K. Bruner
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward Hislop
Kansas City,Mo
Hislop
H., Wolfe
Marian Wolfe
Petunias
Lea Roy Hurley
Hurley
F. W. “Mullin
al Meuffle
W. Mullin
Maine Street
Estella Batterson
Eleventh Street
Alice Batterson
Clarence Yorkell
J.A. Beltz
Dorothy Newcomb
James Hale
Hesper
Ferkelj
Womans Club
Wiedemann's
T Aml
Mra R.'R
Rutherford
Young Mothers Club
Mina Leah Ker
Cher
Hutton
the Manor
Yartels Mlercoles Club
W. H. Lowe
N.B. C
E. C. Lupton
Harmony Circle
Lancheon
R. C. Laessig
En Regle Club
C. Lindatrom
Elka Club
East Eleventh Street
Marth
Baptist Women's’ Society
Orley Olmstead
L. C. Allen
Barker Avenue
Kappa Phi
Kappa Beta
Phi Chi Delta
Theta Epsilon
Sigma Eta’ Chi
Westminster Hall
John Bekker
Jacob Hammig
Indiana Street
Longfellow
Katherine Pine
Baptist Women’s Society
A. H. Sluss
Mississipni Street
P. P. Lester
Alice Horton
R. Q. Brewster
Eva Horton
Dora Canavan
Rhode Island
Needlecraft Club
Music. Club
Kate Riggs
First Methodist Church
H. B.peairs
F. W., Hosford
C. Stewart
Harold Constant
George” Harper
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Georgia Cooké
Grace Turner
Daisy Cagle
Cagie
Wilma Latimer
Abbie Atherton
Georgia: Cooke
Faye, Brown
Mildred Stringham
F. B. Strong
Charles Strong
Reno
Leroy Pierce
Kennard W.-C. T
USA
WREN
Carnegie Foundation
Murray H. Butler
Columbia’ University
American Bar. Association
Juvenile Courts
Edith Wolgamott
Fred. Brenner
Accouats
Villa Eden
Mabel Shirk
Nelson -Mises
Route Five
Memorial
Mra. W.F
Kissick
Mercredi Club
Robert Taft
Louisiana
the Women’s Council of
First
Christian Church
Joseph
Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Hovey Hanna
Fred Ellsworth
George J. Kirchhoff, Jr
Juncheon and ‘Bridge
Oskaloosa
Iclarice Goldner
Muskogee
Mereldia Barnett Robbins
Los Angeles
Anna Laura Lowe
Jimmy Barnett
Henryetta
Chester-Woodward
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Prince
Adolph F
Ochse
Bridge
Henry H.asher
Jesse Wilbourn
Eudora
John, Bradley
Fternoon
Wilbourn
Sinter
Nadine Paradies
Crowder School
C.F. Bratton
Ralph Miller
J. M. Crowder
Sam
Baking
Ae Arehnen Ss
Red Cross
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