Social notes from Lawrence society pages show varied events
A lengthy society roundup details a First Methodist church reception hosted by the Loyal Ladies Sunday School class at Mrs. V. K. Bruner's home with over eighty guests. It lists readings by Mrs. Margaret E. Sharp, music by Marjorie and Josephine Jacqmain, piano numbers by Maurine Bruner and Dorothy Wolow, and decorations in Hallowe'en colors. It also covers numerous club meetings, dinners, and visits around Lawrence including Red Bank Farm Bureau lessons, Junior High School Talent Teachers meeting, and various notices of weddings, baptisms, and local society visits, with many named participants and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
T the Loyal Ladies
V. K. Bruner
Margaret E. Sharp
Marjorie Jacqmain
Josephine Jacqmain
Lois Cook
Maurine Bruner
Dorothy Wolow
Hallowe’en
GrialLeonritten
J. M. Clevenger
CT. Cook
Mre
Wh. Ransom
Ody Street
Clara Read
Educational Council
Hallowe'en
TUL
Lawrence Art Club
George W. Maffet
R. Bechtel
Béchtel
A. R. Olmstead
Will Ble
Joseph Dick
Ernest Holmes
American Legion Sponsoring Youth Tag Sale and Meeting
Involving John Corel Koontz Dunkrey and Mr and Mrs Vr, the American Legion sponsors a daytime tag sale. Girls from each group report to the WG Massachusetts Street Legion quarters to register under their group name. Ten percent of group proceeds supports activities for the girls. Mrs Leland Paltereon invites Wichita to attend a union meeting at Friend Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corel Koontz
Ank Dunkrey
The
American Legion
Massachusetts Street
Legion Sea
Ro.om
Leland Paltereon
Wichita
Friend Church
Vis
PERSONALS FROM KANSAS CITY AND AREA GOSSIP
The item lists local residents visiting Kansas City and attending events. Judge and Mrs A S Ter ter of Manhattan visit for the Kansas Aggie game. several others travel to KC for shopping and hospital visits. Miss Jean Russell departs to Athens Ga for the state university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omera House
Tomorrew Re
Railshack
Kansas
Kans
Dorothy
K F. Filkin
Bonner Springs
Helen
Max Steulpner
Furoka
Freda
Virginia
FH. Potter
Fort Seai
Florence
Efmera Davis
Lillian Bridgeman
de ND. Burton
X FL Cutter
Chanute
Helen Smith
ST. C
Salina
Helen Sullins
Robert Tailfera
el Solorado
Juder
G. A. Roberds
F. OD. Hornaday
A. S’. Terter
Manhattan
Wick Benediet
Wangas City
F.S. Butcher
Kansas City
T. Criss
C. A. Gate
Eldorado
Kya Oakes
Ruby Thomas
Tennessee Street
Jack Hawk
McConnell Hospital
C. TD. Young
G. W. Phenicie
Mertice Stucker
8Th
Kentucky Street
Mertive
Massachusetts Street
Hunter
Jean Russell
O. FP. Russell
Athens
The
State University
YW General Secretary Elected In City Meeting
The YW appoints a general secretary after a day spent by A Mechom in Kansas City, indicating a notable leadership change. The event mirrors ongoing organizational activities and regional governance within the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Mechom
Kansas City
Local Social Notes and Silo Work in Twin Mound
Twin Mound residents share visits and chores across the week. Mrs Philip Heyl and daughter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Joe Schirmer while Clifford Moore recovered from illness. Local gatherings include silo filling by Charlie Lasher and trips to Topeka shows. Families visit and care for the sick, with many neighborly calls noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Heyl
Old Bolveir
John Sim
Clifford
Moore
Charlie Lasher
Sutton
YY. C. Roody
Lavera
Topeka
Dewett Blocher
Joe Schirmer
Howard Hallmark
Lamb
Will Heyl
Pete Lawrence
Isell Hatcher
Mi 'Thaddie
Potofish
Gary Woodward
Clarence Montfort
Lawrence
Clarence
Rogers and Son
den Sullivan
Ira. Moore
Kaby
Pewell Blocher
Richland
Charles
Chri
Hel
Ruth
Liberty Memorial High
John Masx
Elmer Thurber
Sunday Sermons and Local Notices From Richland Area
The item notes Rev. Glaze of Ottawa delivering a sermon and a Sunday school at 10:30 with Rev. Bolton of Overbrook to preach at 3:86 next Sunday. It mentions Pearl Hey! as a Richland caller, Weaver Alexander helping Jess Sutton with a silo, Dr. Fuller from Watson visiting, and filing to grade down Pleasant Grove hill south of Lawrence. Drug ad for Devilbiss atomizer at Rankin's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Fuller
Watson
State Highway Commission
Pleasant Grove Hillon
Lawrence
BE. H. Trucklood
Rankin's Drug Store
Massachusetts
New MELLO-GLO Powder Advertised for Lasting Shine Control
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO, a new French Process Face Powder that promises longer wear, better coverage, and a peachy skin tone. Available at City Deuge Store Eldridge Pharmacy and Round Corner Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Deuge
Eldridge Pharmacy
Round Corner Drug Co
Adv
Vested Choir to Present First Presbyterian Concert
The vested choir of First Presbyterian church will stage its first sacred concert on Sunday evening October 16 at 7:45. The eight-voice group is the largest in four years. Dean D. M. Swarthout conducts. Mrs. C. W. Straffon plays the organ. Program includes Organ Prelude Indian Summer by Brewer, Choir Response With Devotion in Our Hearts, Offertory Some of Autumn Staush a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Dean D. M. Swarthout
C.W. Straffon
Stausha
Anthem and Chorus Soloists Featured in Concert Program
A historic concert program lists multiple anthems and choral pieces with soloists including Gloria-Mozart-Chorus tenor How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings by Liddie Kenneth Seltsam soprano Marjorie Housel second soprano Gen Evieve Lee contralto and others, plus pieces Meditation Cottenet Waldemar Gelich and Judge Me God Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
Liddie
Kenneth Seltsam
Smilton
Bernard — Marie Sperry
Marjorie Housel
Genevieve Lee
Seerae
Mary Lowbash Lin
Waldemar Gelich
Anthem
Judge Me
God—Men
Delasphorite Cheir Choir Response Set Fragment
Fragmentary note mentions choir response and organ postlude phrases, with unclear context and names. The readable items point to a musical program element featuring a choir response and postlude segments. No clear event date or group full names are available.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Riverside Farm Bureau Club
G. W. Husted
Tr. Hughes
Kirchhoff
Lawrence Flower Club
Unitarian Church
Bermuda
Chester Woodward
W. E. Tenney
Kennard W. C. J. U
Moliie Swain
J. Rodmonds
Rhodesland Street
Union Signal
Qur Messener
Coila Morrison
Barr Gorrill
Minervian Club
D. HW. McCreath
George
Robertson
Paul Winter
Roy Oatman
Rebekah Lodge No. 4
Benjamin Edwin White
Ronner Springz
Benjamin Edwin White II
White
University
Reulah Murphy
P. C. Murphy
Eunice Boland
G. W. Boland
High Prairie
Francis Stanley Snyder
D. J. Smith
Baldwin
Smith
Snyder
Memorial Hospital
Prairie
Atvah Jane Parmenter
Stephen Askew Wilson
Chicago
University of Kansas
P Beta Phi
Jean Carter
Hazel Watts
Flora Nevin
Ron
Rebekah
Watts
Mabel Olson
Lulu McKittrick
Lillian Jensen
Edith Benson
Oscak
Olson
J. R. Watson
Bert Dale
Llu McKittrick
Henry Jensen
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Pleasant Hour Club
C. A. Prever
Prof
W.B. Downing
Mr. Downing
Holy City
Mirandy
J. R. Topping
George Dunkley
Glenn Corel
Los Angeles
Cala
Corel
Frank. Dunkley
Conrad Hahn
Billie, Corel
Darrell
Aunt Tik
Robert Quillen
Silas
Publishers Syndicate
Bernard Et Cie
Blue Fox Rachelle
Hazel
Presbyterian Chorus
Whitcomb
St Tenn
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