Anniversary party honors Frank Gee fifty years of marriage
More than a hundred friends gathered at the Gee home in Lawrence to celebrate the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gee. Attendees included their son Claude Gee and Mrs. Gee of Pittsburgh, and relatives from Clarinda Iowa. Gifts of gold and flowers filled the rooms as guests recalled the couple’s 32 years in Lawrence and the First Methodist Episcopal Church connection. An announcement announced Miss Velma Wood Kitchen and Herbert Rucker Woodward’s marriage in Washington, D C, earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gee
Oe Ip
Claude Gee
Gee
Pittsburgh
Penn
James McCalla
Margaret McCalla
Knox McCalla
Henry McKeown
Homer ‘Woods
Eleanor
Madeline
Lawrence
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Velma Wood Kitchen
Herbert Rucker Woodward
Washington, D. C
Woodward
D. S. Woodward
University of Kansas
Nineteenth Street
N.W
Social Calendar Features Kiwanis and Various Clubs
The social calendar lists Kiwanis dinner at Wiedemann's, El Juego club events, and multiple dinners for Mrs E L Foster, Mr and Mrs A B Weaver, and others. Activities include bridge and auction clubs, Variety Club, and regular meetings with committee appointments for the Christmas party. A Kanwaka school program, university women meetings, and Thanksgiving gatherings are noted with attendees from local families and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Wiedemann’s. el Juego Club
E. L. Foster
A. B. Weaver
Vendredi Club Sits Out Meeting. Auxiliary Initiations Highlight Evening
The Vendredi club will not meet this week. Four members were initiated at the American Le Flom Auxiliary meeting last evening including Mrs. Ralph Kiefer and Mrs. Ida Hundley. A Junior Auxiliary program followed with songs and readings. about fifty attended. The evening also featured social events with other clubs and prize awards for guests Velma Beathart and Mrs. Henry Firner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Flom
Ralph. Kiefer
Ida ‘Hundley
Samuel ‘Hurwitz
Harold Nottingham
Pee Solo
Ruth May Avis
Virginia
Regi Sone
Alma Corp
Dorinkley
Gage
Line
Bernice Bell
Joyce
Janet “Rutherford
Betty Allphin
Muriel Jordan
Doris Marie Richardson
Regina Allen
C. T. Ward
Personal News: Rev Herron Visitor Heads to Oakland
Reverend Frank Herron is visiting family in Oakland California. Smith returns home to Oakland arriving this morning to spend several days with his sister Mrs. Robert McFarland. Miss Adele Toller of Lawrence is mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Herron. Smith
Oakland
Cal
Robert McFarland
Adele Toller
Lawrence
Thanksgiving Visits Across Counties and Campuses
A long list of residents and students from Cortland Gor ham Nekoma Ottawa and Kansas City depart for Thanksgiving visits with family and friends. Notables include Miss Margaret Cortland and Miss Loretta Moran with relatives in Cherryvale and Denver, plus KU students Grenville Dunham and Muriel Lovett at Kansas City, Kan. The piece notes travel to Augusta Beloit and Carrolton among others and mentions church canvassers from Trinity Lutheran seeking support for a building debt fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Cortland
Gorham
Loretta Moran
Nekoma
Mary Elizabeth Brady
Cherryvale
Hilma Powell
Mary Louise Beltz
Ione Kel
Ottawa
Homer Frerking
Kansas City
Anna McCracken
University
Augusta
Harriet Williams
Harry, Ridgeway
Denver
Sarah Ridgeway
Ale Lottie Gilbert
Arthur S. Wettit
Naug ‘Hters
Doris
Clovis
A.R. Evans
Leaveworth
Joan’Dunham
University of Kansas
Boston
Mags
Muriel Lovett
Kan
Dunham
Miss Lovett
Alpha Omicron Pi
T. G. Fitch
St. Paul
Minn
S. K. Fitch
R.R. Jackman
F.C. Brewer
J.C. Searles
C. C. Stewart
Dorothy Stewart
John
Stewar
Dassie Stewart
Topeka
Arthur Gilthant
George, Snyder
Center
My Beauty Hint How
The article offers simple posture advice for women in homes and public places. It recommends knees kept together when seated, legs crossed at equal angles if crossed, and sitting back in the chair for a pleasing posture. It also outlines standing posture with one foot slightly behind the other and weight on that foot.
Easter Barrel Fund Plan Readied for Church Debt
Trinity members adopt the Easter barrel plan to gather funds for the church note. The method has raised over $5,000 in past years and aims for 2,675 on Easter Sunday to reduce the 27,000 debt, with interest paid from the remainder. Dozens of churches have inquired after local success and a magazine article by Rev. C. A. Puls highlighted the idea. Visitation leaders to be commissioned at the 11 o'clock service Sunday include A. Gis Sabol, Mrs. C. O. Aston, A. T. Olgon, AE. Olson, E. B. Martin, Mrs. Sophia Agie, and Mrs. H. E. Creel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
C. A. ‘Puls
A. Gi Sabol
A. Gi Sabol, Mrs. C.° O. Aston
A. T. Olgon
AE. Olson
E. B. Martin
Sophia Agie
H. E. Creel
Local families gather for visits and celebrations in Kansas City area
Names abound as Alfred Schulz families and relatives from Missouri and nearby towns converge for visits. Mrs. Lois Ellis returns from Missouri after a stay with the Houseworths. Alvin Thiry of Lawrence and Reed of O'Neil are noted visitors. A surprise party honors Mrs Ora Wells at the Wells home with Baker Murphy and others present. A set of 21 parchment Christmas cards is advertised by World Co.-Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ohn Weible
Lois Ellis
Missouri
G. L. Houseworth
Alvin Thiry
Lawrence
Baker Muro
Aoe
Reed
O'Neil
W. M. Rice
F. H. Wells
Harold Skeet
Berlene
Ora Wells
John Canary
Hill
Anwood
Baker Murphy
J.F. Thiry
Sue Logan
Sam Beall
Community Notes From Knowledge Hill and Nearby
Mr and Mrs W M Rice spent the afternoon in Kansas City and his sister Mrs John Wee and Mrs Otto Grant attended church in Lawrence. Ava Higley and pupils plan a box supper and program on November 25 at the O Neil school house. Ladies are asked to bring boxes. Neighbors gathered at the Wells home with baskets for a supper in honor of Mr and Mrs Frank Wells and daughter Lois. After supper games and contests were enjoyed with several attendees and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M._Rice
Kansas City
Rice
John Wee
Otto Grant
Lawrence
Ava Higley
O'Neil
W. M. Rice
Frank Wells
Lois
Wells
Hardkeet
Berlene
John Canary
Otto’ Grant
Nellis Briar
Zosauriv
Rances
Jacks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sociely
A. D. Weaver
H. B. Bullene
Madge Bullene
Martha Rogers
L. V. DeHart
3. J. Getto
Variety Club
Eldridge
Roland Logan
Yester
Alfred Nyithington
William Semple
K. U
Art Club
Gertrude Newlin
Rockefeller Center
New York City
Bowman
Florence Snow
Speakier Ta ‘Er Museum
Christ
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau
Gottlieb Nieder
George Washington
Mrs.c. P. Radcliffe
Thur University
Emma. Nieder
M. W. Janicke
Solon Markley
Dale Thomas
Homer Flory
M. D. Flory
Miiss
Alta Murray
Kanwaka
Fred Williams
Missouri Ae
Kenyard
FL Hesse
C. F. Morris
Gladys. Baker
Margaret’ E. Sangste
T. Severtson
Fred. Williams
Hannah Champion
A. B. Can- Ter
Melvin’ P. Bisho
Melvin Paul,” Jr
Billy Bert
Overland Park
B. E. Bishop
C. W. Lamb
George Stauffer
Howard L. Bishop
Buckner, Mo
Mattie’ Harshbarger
Fourth
Arkansas
Irvin Hulca
C.P. Radcliffe
E. W. Ober
E. W. Ober, Jr
Fred Kurtz
Gerald Trautwein
Udall
J. B. Ober
M. A. Goldtrap
Truman Loesch
Radcliffe
American Association of University Women
E. H. Lindley
J. J. Kistler
Henry J. Haskell
A. Ross Hill
International Federation of University Women
Europe
Max Wilhelmi
Finesse Club
Dolphine
Charles Laming
R. R. Jackman
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Vendredi Club
Q. A. McGinnis
Elmathast
M. and
R. We Dicker
Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Vicks
Unesa
Wa Ees
Bee
Ae H. W. Keene
Otto Fischer
Phillips
Wey
Au Oup Records
Cassaro
LUST
Phillips 66
Ja Fown
Roy Jacks
Billy
Jinie
Knowledge Hill
Dr. Gowdy
Gowdy Medical Company
Kansas
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