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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1935

Page

5

Thanksgiving Gatherings Fill Lawrence Homes

Mrs. Baker hosted a luncheon for Miss Tilton Wead of Monticello College while many local families shared Thanksgiving dinners. Guests included Prof and Mrs Wine ter, Prof and Mrs Marshall, Mr and Mrs Gorrill, Major and Mrs Gordon, and numerous out of town visitors from Kansas City, Wichita, and Calgary.

C. M. Baker Miss Tilton Wead Monticello College Godfrey, Ill

Thanksgiving Dinner Guests and Visitors Mentioned in Topeka Notices

A long list of Thanksgiving gatherings highlights guests from Kansas City, Lawrence, Ottawa, Topeka, DeSoto, Linswood, Melvern, and Independence. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. J F Nibarver, Mrs. Birdie Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Vogler, and many others, with locations spanning Kansas and Missouri.

Apple Pie School Event Tonight At 8 O Clock

The entertainment by Miss Elizabeth Dunn and pupils of the Apple Pie school set for Tuesday night will be held tonight at 8 oclock. A plate supper will be served in Kansas. Attendees include Mrs Merritt Jeffries Miss Opal Woodruff Robert Wagstaff Dr Robert Jeffries Miss Sophie Wulfhaer and Mr and Mrs Donald Young.

Elizabeth Dunn Apple Pie School

Thanksgiving Week Attendees Visit Lawrence Area

A collage of names shows guests and visitors in Lawrence for Thanksgiving. Miss Helen Churchill visits Lawrence with her mother Mrs. W A Churchill. Walter M Cox and two sons return to Augusta after Thanksgiving with Mrs. Emma Adair. Several couples and students travel to Topeka, Winfield, and Kansas City for meals and games. Families from New York City, Colorado Springs, Lenox IA, and Ottawa join locals at homes on Rhode Island street and nearby areas.

Helen Churchill William Jewell College Liberty Lawrence W. A. Churchill Walter M. Cox Augusta Winfield J. A. Peterson Duncan McKenzie New York City Dean D. M. Swarthout Hope Lane Roberta Millay Florence Shafer Kansas City R. C. McCormick Stats Hotel Beatrice Bryant Popeke Catherine Thomas Basehor Ruth Miller Margaret Trout Topeka Andrew Christensen Colorado Springs Christensen Will Johns Mr. Christensen A. Christensen Iris Swartz Wilma Ambrose Lenox L. W. Bates Rhode Island Street Mary Bates James McMellin Buddy Robert Leavenworth Jack Zwicky Ruth Adair Helena Mont Emma Adair Washington Ruth Williston Oak Park Gertrude Gilmore Hazel Lee Simmons George Simmons Centrapolis Marie McPheeters L. E. McPheeters Mickie Learnard Mary Eloise Garrison Ottawa

Thanksgiving dinners and visitors fill Topeka gatherings

Daughters Arlene Ewing of Topeka and Kenneth Ewing of Kansas City joined a family dinner at Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Ewing after yesterday’s football game. Miss Mabel Hertzler of Garnett and Dr. G. B. Gilmore of Colorado Springs attended events, with Gilmore visiting his sister Gertrude Gilmore. Other guests included Dr. and Mrs. Millington’s Thanksgiving hosts, Mrs. Elmer Broat, and Mr. Broat. Notables at the holiday meals included S. K. Funk whose illness showed improvement, B. J. Babbitt and son Dale, and Mrs. Theodore Gardner and Prof. W. H. Johnson. Mrs. Charles Moore of Pratt visited her sister Margaret C. Omer at Haskell.

Arlene Topeka Kenneth Ewing Kansas City P. W. Ewing Mabel Hertzler Garnett G. B. Gilmore Colorado Springs Colo Gertrude Gilmore S. K. Funk B. J. Babbitt Dale H. A. Babbitt Kansas G. L. Millington Girard H. W. Milleton

Independence Hopewell Hopewell Club Meeting Notice

Mrs Draper hosted the Hopewell Country club at the F X Jordan home on November 21 with 20 members present. Program included a book review Green Light by Mrs L B Snyder a story Ma Dunaway s Blues by Mrs Frank Johnson and a select News of the News Scout by Mrs Ray Reynolds. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for Baldwin December 12 at Mrs Russell Greer s home. Mrs Hattie Kipp of Colorado Springs visiting Henry Bailey. Mrs Cecil Jordon spent Sunday with Lorenz Speich er family in Eudora. L B Snyder listed as sick but improving. Mr and Mrs Bailey and Miss ...

Draper Hopewell Country Club F. xX. Jordon L. B. Snyder Ma Dunaway Frank Johnson Ray Reynolds Carrie Williams Russell Greer Baldwin Hattie Kipp Colorado Springs Henry Bailey Cecil Jordon Lorenz Speicher Eudora Bailey

Sunday Callers At Frank Marshall Home Near Worden

A long list of visitors and dinner guests gathered at the Frank Marshall home near Worden including Frances Bailey and families from Clarksburg Avondale and Kansas City. Numerous relatives and neighbors shared meals and conversations, with several hosting households noted for upcoming gatherings and birthdays.

Annual Faculty Women's Club Exhibition and Sale Promised

A notice highlights the Christmas sale at the Faculty Women's Club located at 1300 La on December 7 starting at 10 o'clock. The event features imported articles and handcrafts from various regions. Visitors and purchasers are welcome.

Faculty Women’s Club

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