Social notes and club events around town
Mrs. Fred Bremer and Mrs. E J Coy invite guests to a December 9 bridge luncheon at the Castle Tea room at 1 PM. Mrs Claude Milliken hosted ten South Side Spray members with a book review, contests, and will reconvene with Mrs Richard Stucky. Kilgore Texas couple T A Scott announce the November 14 birth of dalvalier Christie Kay. former Lawrence resident Scott played KU football. Delta Kappa Gamma hosts a dinner meeting after 5 PM at Eldridge hotel with Supt W D Wolfe as guest speaker on in service training. Miss Marie Woodruff handles dinner reservations. PEO Chapter CW to meet at Ward home with Kay Ewart reviewing John Adams. Double Dozen club to meet at Mrs Belle Pontius on Friday at 2 PM.
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Fred Bremer
E. J. Coy
Castle Tea Room
Claude Milliken
Spray
Na Carlos Spray
Richard Stucky
T. A
Tom) Scott
Kilgore
Texas
Christie Kay
Scott
Lawrence
K. U
Delta Kappa Gamma
Eldridge Hotel
W. D. “Wolfe
Marie Woodruff
P.E.O
Ralph Ward
Anne Ward
Frances Carter
Ward
Kay Ewart
John Adams
Catherine Drinker Bowen
Baldwin and Shawnee residents host Rotary events and funerals
Lawrence Daily Journal-World notes Thanksgiving dinners in Lawrence and Shawnee. Baldwin Rotary supper in Pine room 5 to 8 pm with Mayor Leo Smith and Dr. Stanley Flickinger assisting. Visitors include Herb Apiebaugh and H. L. Chrisman. Ralph G. Nevins dies in Dodge City. funeral held in Dodge. Guild of Alpha Chi Omega held November meeting in Baldwin with tea towel and pot holder shower planned for Christmas. Officers elected: Padgett president, Wolf vice-president, Thompson secretary-treasurer. Anna Pierson of Kansas City attended as guest. "Highlights of the Rotary Magazine" discussed. December meeting canceled.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-Wored
Lawrence
Kansas
Baldwin Rotary Supper
Fellowship
Pine Room
Besera Iaterfakes
Ho K. Ebright
Leo Smith
Stanley Flickinger
Roscoe Davidson
Herb Apiebaugh
Martha Caldwell
Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Massachusets Street
Guild of Alpha Chi Onwern
Clarence Broadfoot
Frank E. Wolf
Glenn Reeves
LeRoy Padgett
F. E. Wolf
H. H. Thompson
Anna Pierson
Cortright enlists in Marines from Baldwin
Charles M. Cortright son of Mr and Mrs E E Cortright Baldwin has enlisted in the Marines for three years He is in training at the San Diego Marine Corps sta Miss Bonnie Roblger Miss Rose Mary Riesenmay Miss Jean Armour and Miss Marian Eisele went to Kansas City Monday night to see Katherine Hepburn in As You Like It Dr Homer K Ebright was guest minister at the Methodist church in Spring Hill Sunday morning He assisted Pastor Rev William Ralphs in baptism and reception of new members Mrs Ebright accompanied her husband They were dinner guests in the Methodist parsonage Next Tuesday Baldwin Community Library Planning Board is holding a food sale and bazaar and a family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Cortright
E. E. Cortright
Baldwin
San Diego Marine Corps
Bonnie Roblger
Rose Mary Riesenmay
Jean Armour
Marian Eisele
Kansas City
Katherine Hepburn
Homer K. Ebright
Methodist
Spring Hill
Personal notices from Lawrence and surrounding area
The Rev. and Mrs. McColloch of St. Joseph attended the funeral of Mrs. George F. Dingelstedt in Lawrence and stayed with Mrs. C. A. Preyer before visiting their daughter in Morrowville. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis and Mr. and Mrs. Schulz of Watson, Saskatchewan, visit Mrs. Andrew Jackson in Lawrence before wintering in Florida. Mrs. William Wiedemann to celebrate her 99th birthday on Friday, December 1, after returning from Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Edward Shaw and family returned from California with details of flood devastation they witnessed in San Diego Bakersfield Sanger Fresno and Modesto. John M. Watts of Lecompton ill at Wadsworth Veterans Hospital ward one. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kuchs attend funeral of Mrs. George F. Dingelstedt. Kuchs formerly Nell Martindale. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pennock hosted Esther Londeau of St. Paul en route to Austin for winter. Arch Oliver traveled to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry V. MecColloch
St. Joseph
Lawrence
George F. Dingelstedt
McColloch
T. H. Altman
C. A. Preyer
Morrowville
George Munson
Munson
Raymond
Dennis
California
Clifford Shaw
San Diego
Bakersfield
Sanger
Fresno
Modesto
John M. Watts
Lecompton
Veterans’ Hospital
Wadsworth
Albert Kuchs
Maryville
Austin
Tex
Arch Oliver
Kansas City
As You Like It starring Hepburn hits local stage
Mr and Mrs V P Goren and family returned to Albuquerque New Mexico after Thanksgiving with Mrs Goren's parents Mr and Mrs Roy Mongold 945 Connecticut street Mrs Mongold's mother Mrs Scott Mangold of Denison Texas who was a Thanksgiving guest will remain longer Mrs Carl Preyer has returned from Lamar Colorado where she spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Frank Preyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Hepburn
V. P. Goren
Albuquerque
N. M
Lamar
Colo
Frank Preyer
Junior Red Cross leaders meet at Community Building
Ten persons attended the Junior Red Cross leaders conference yesterday at the Community Building. Ruth Mellor of St. Louis led sessions and the group ended with a dinner at the Hearth. Attendees included Lois Snider Topeka, Helen Trant, Dick of Jefferson County Red Cross McLouth, LeaRoy Hurley Douglas County JRC chair, Helen Gaw Lawrence elementary JRC chair, Lorita Higginbottom art supervisor, Emma Berg county schools superintendent, Mamie Searls Haskell home econ supervisor, and Stanley Hipp Red Cross executive director. The Tibet population is believed to be decreasing due to celibate Buddhist monks and polyandry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ruth Mellor
St. Louis
Lois Snider
Topeka
Helen Trant
Jefferson County Red Cross
McLouth
LeaRoy Hurley
Douglas County
Junior Red Cross
Helen Gaw
Lawrence Elementary Schools
Lawrence Elementary Schools Junior Red Cross
Lorita Higginbottom
Lawrence
Emma Berg
Mamie Searls
Haskell Institute
Stanley Hipp
Cookbooka for the Bride and Artful Library Picks
A catalog of books for brides and general readers features Cookbooks for the Bride alongside volumes on art architecture bibles dictionaries poetry and both children and adult fiction and non fiction selections highlighting practical guides and literary classics.
Record Employment Peak Reached in Kansas Industry
Topeka reports a record high in Kansas industrial employment with 475,800 workers in October, eclipsing March 1943’s 473,800. The gain since October 1949 stands at 26,000, led by the aircraft sector which added 6,000 workers since the Korean War began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
State Employment Security Office
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Belle Pontius
N. Carolina
Tennessee
Atlanta
Georgia
Charlotte
oSumter
S. Carolina
Alabama
South Carolina
Savannah River
Atomic Energy Commission
E. J. DuPont Company
Aiken
Barnwell
S. C
Augusta
Millard Jackson
Dorothy
John
Glen Stecher
Gary
Ernest Milburn
William J. Adriance
South Eighth Street
Mares Bette
Gatas
Dennis Morgan
Betsy Drake
Gerald Dennis
Sing Sing
the Great
David Brian
Wild Goose
CHASE
Hamilton
ELVA
Tibet
Whittendon
Gordons
Jacqueline
Crosby Square
U. S
Skinner
America
Milland-Lamarr-Carey
Rian -Cav
OPI Ango Cue Technicolor
Tarts & Flowers
Audry
Pigskin Posse
Knute Rockne
Red Grange
Army
Navy
Notre Dame
U.S.C
Long Island
R. R
Rhodes Heating & Roofing CO
Vermont
James Stewart
Elizabeth
I McCrea
Wanda Hendrix
John Russell
John McIntire
Jeanette Nolan
Rae Ee
Cea Lyk
Johnson Taylor
M- G-M
Leon Ames
Fay Holden
Percy Waram
Selena Roys
Gene Lockhart
Dgar Buchanan
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