Social calendar of Lawrence clubs and a Lawrence wedding
Social calendar items list bridge luncheons and teas at the homes of Mrs. George Lawrence, Mrs. E. M. Paxton, and others, plus a Delta Gamma alumnae covered dish supper at 733 Mississippi Street. Miss Paula Jane Thuman and Lamar William Dye wed at Camry Club Christian Church in Kansas City, Mo, with Grafton officiating, gowns, attendants, and a large reception. The piece also notes a Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Grant Smith with nine guests including relatives from Texas and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Gamma
E. M. Paxton
Mississippi Street
Paula Jane Lkurd
Charles
Herman Thuman
Lawrence
Lamar William Dye
Emma Dye
Kansas City
Camry Club Christian Church
Warren Grafton
Bertha
Allan Brown
Ellsberry
Don Sheridan
H. C. Hogue, Jr
Mary Alice Thuman
McCank
Nebr
Brian C. Dye
John S. Myers, Jr
David W. Childs
William Tearney
Kenneth Aber
Misa Maxine Allburty
David Weaver
Springfield
Jack McCoy
University of Kansas
Christian College
Columbia
University of, Oklahoma
Chi Omega
Kansas City School of Law
Grant Smith
Lund
Charles E. Black
Point
Tex
Frank Black
Bethel
George Walker
Billy
J. D
Mr. Smith
Charles Black
al. K. and
T. Railroad
Notable Personalities See Family Ties and Events Across Tours
The round of social visits spans Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sternberg of Ottawa Canada visiting cousins in Topeka and Lawrence while on a six month U S tour. Frank T. Stockton meets defense committee in Topeka and attends chamber board sessions. Episco pal youth leaders gather in Okmulgee with six states represented. Families host Ikard-Dre wedding guests and travel news covers aviation tied to Gulf Oil. Several editors, explorers, and professionals from Kansas and Nebraska are noted with thanksgiving activities and travels across cities including Denver Calgary Edmonton and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Sternberg
Ottawa
Canada
Fred Reynolds
A. R. Cook
United States
Mr. Sternberg
Ottawa Museum
Lawrence
Charles H. Sternberg
University of Kansas
Charles Reynolds
Frank T. Stockton
Topeka
State Chamber of Commerce
State C
Robert C. Swift
Douglas Jort
Okmulgee
Okla
Episcopal
C. H. Thuman
Mra
D. L. Thuman
Mary Alice
Johnny
Aux
Wayne King
Archer City
Nebr
B.S. Filkin
Concordia
Lawrence E. Filkin
Filkin
Eugene A. Stephenson
Edmondton
Calgary
Alberta Supreme Court
Kansas
Gulf Oil Corporation
Elvon Howe
Denver Post
Navy Air Corps
Washington, D. C
Hiawatha
H. Rickless
Denver
J. L. Howe
New York
Helen
University of Indiana At
Bloomington
William J. Evans
Gatesburg
Ill
George Wimuller
W. D. Evans
Weyermuller
2. C. Millian
Kansas City
Glenn A. Dawes
Norman’ T. Jones
City Auditorium
William Firner
Hickey
Belpre
Firner
C. J. Eriksen
Hutchinson
Carl Ahlers Eriksen
Agnes Curtis
Paola
Roy Curtis
Conrad
Ralph Davin
Selina
Bexs Cooke
Richard Wagstaff
Thheir
Dick Wagstaff
Liberal
Duane ‘Kline
Kline
Cola
George Docking
Chicago
Congress
First National Bank
Street changes in Kentucky and Ohio caused traffic shifts
City council approved removing several stop signs on Kentucky from Seventh to Nineteenth and kept a single stop at Ninth. Ohio street becomes two way between Thirteenth and Fourteenth while Eleventh to Thirteenth stays one way south. Blinker crossing lights for Ninth and Kentucky may be installed later. Ninth remains a high-traffic cross to Junior High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Street
Seventh
Nineteenth
Thru Street
Eleventh
Thirteenth
Fourtwenth
Kentucky
Ninth Street
Tennessee Street
Ninth
Tennessee
Lathrop. B. Read
Altho
Read
Sixth Street
Ohio Street
Fourteenth
Ohio
Clergyman Sees Protestant Unity Effort in Crisis
In Cleveland on November 28 Dr J Quinter AuillE of New York City argued that local church life is the Protestant movement's major obstacle to world unity. He noted church merger plans forming tomorrow will unite Dr Miller's Federal Council with seven other groups representing 82 million Protestants, listing evangelism worship education social welfare and amelioration as core uniteable functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
J. Quinter Auiles
New York City
Dr. Miller
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U. S.A
Dr. Miler
Protestants. Dr. Miller
Thanksgiving social notes from Eudora and area
A jumble of names and towns from Eudora and nearby areas recounts Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings. Residents including Mills Pearson Henry Drake Lew is Votaw and Watson gathered for rites and dinners while others spent holidays in Topeka Ottawa and De Soto. Community events note a Me Eudora Concert and local host families shared meals and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Mills
L. Pearson
Mary Henry
Wichita
Arthur Drake
Carvlon
Elmer
Don Alisup
Jonas
Howard Roland
Clare Chise
Wayne Lewis
Gate
Okla
Mary Hyre
Tonanoxie
Alisa
Lucille
Votaw
Kansan Iy
Arthur’ Watson
Friends University
Sirs
Wateron
Victor Votaw
E. Votaw
Hesper —Friends Church
Robert Durr
Leon Durr
Mirs
Dare
Jon
Sir
Gabriel
David Wilson
Sandy
Topeka
Wilson
Carl Wahl
Charles Kassinger Ia
Sim Rothberger
Reed McBee
Howard Wison
Harold Hobbs
Floyd Laie
de Soto
and Fitzgerald
Hot Lane
Charles Blann
Crystal Cittenden
Ant Ia Oeren
Virgil, Young
Rooluis Young
Joha Fisete
Thesdayening
O'Reise
Hankey Vinas
Ben Leon Seis
Pete Neis
Freddie Neix
Wiliam Neia
Chitho
Rolvi, Neis
Close Election in Uruguay Narrows Lead for Martinez Trueba
In Montevideo on November 28, 1958, Andres Martinez Trueba led his closest opponent by about 7,000 votes in a tight presidential race. Colorado party supporters celebrated as final official counts were not due for another week. The alliance pools party votes for its top nominee, signaling a likely Colorado victory over nationalists. An unofficial tally from President Luis Batlle Berres' office listed returns by party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Uruguay
Andres Martinez Trueba
Colorado Party
Martinez Trucha
Colorados
Luis Batile Berres
Colorada Party
Thanksgiving family gatherings span several towns
Families from Wellsville to Lawrence and Topeka shared Thanksgiving and dinner visits at relatives homes. Delphine Bohnsack, a Kansas University senior, completed a two week Home Management course on campus. Chiefs among attendees included Mr and Mrs Leatie Kingdred, Mr and Mrs Ei se le, and Mrs George Broers with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Eisele
Leatie King Dred
Kevina Crawford
Lawrence
Archie Jameson
Herbert. Weldensaul
Delphine Bohnsack
Kansas University
R Wolfe
Btore Wolfe
George Broers
Charles Henderson
Eily Ruth
Wichita
Homer Broera
Hork
Floyd Broers
Dau
Ter
Betty Rose
Thanksgiving Family Dinner Attended by Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Oscar family Mr and Mrs Ker Mitt Broera fend family and Br and Mr Harold Lee Zimmerman of Lawrenced attended a Thanksgiving Day dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs John Re Reusch and daughter.
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F. W. Cutter
Trinity Guild of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mien
Teen Bros
Council
Wharciner Trueks
Lesar Mayo Gutierrez
Eduardo Blanco Acevedo
Alberto Herrera
Eugenio Gomez
Herrera
Batlle Berres
Eudora
John O'Berge
Clarence Neis
Mary Neis
John Neis
Wellzville
James Kraybrill
Lao Rothberger
Oliver Nela
Aon
Gale
Edgerton
Jerry Langan
Sunflower
Annetta Wright
Oule Abel
Fredo Seiz
Dan Nels
Martin Feamyer
nCanet
Dodge
Ransdell Motor Service
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