Social calendars and club notices in Lawrence
A sweeping list of society events and gatherings across Lawrence clubs and households. Bridge luncheons and dinners dominate the week with Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae, Newcomers, and University groups hosting events. Prizes awarded at bridge teas. notable guests include Mrs. Baldwin and Major Johnson linked to R O T C. Community groups, church socials, and PTA units fill the October schedule with referential names, venues, and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Brady
Karl. Baldwin
E. A. Johnson
Lawrence
Baldwin
Major Johnson
University of Kansas
Dolph Simons
Ray Wright
M. J. Getto
Lyle S. Powell
Candy Etiquette in a Mild Molked Era
A humorous quotation from 1936 notes that Amy bears responsibility if John fails to buy candy. It adds a tongue in cheek warning that a man keeps bringing confections if the woman keeps feeding him taffy, reflecting playful dating mores of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
John
Publishers Syndicate
Autumn Festival Program At Junior High School
A community event featured leaf raking and apple carving as decorations arranged by Miss Lucile McIntyre’s committee and crafted by junior high art students. Entertainment included two violin numbers by Robert Ledore with William Leech, readings by Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes, and a talk by Dr J W Twente on Kansas State Teachers Association constitution changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile MclIntyre
Robert Ledore
William Leech
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
J. W. Twente
Kansas State Teachers Association
E. J. Logsdon
Miss Helen Huffman Addresses in Lincoln Mission Work
Local notices report Miss Huffman returning Monday from Lincoln Nebraska after three mission addresses in Puerto Rico churches and at the Women’s Home Missionary society meeting. Also mentions Miss Pauline Laptad resuming social work duties in Chicago after weekend with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Huffman
Lincoln
Neb
Puerto Rico
Women's Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
Pauline Laptad
Chicago
Paul Laptad
Laptad
Don S. Hults
Manhattan
Kan
W. R. Smith
Rochester
Minn
Prof. Smith
Colonial Hospital
A. Gifford
Kansas City
J. C. Searles
Lawrence
H. A. Jetmore
J. R. Holmes
Earl H. Guist
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Mr. Guist
University School of Business
Alpha Tau Omega
K. U
How's Your Health Edited for the New York Academy Medicine
In praise of the X-ray physicians value roentgen imaging for exclusion and confirmation of conditions. The article notes colds can signal underlying diseases like incipient TB and that X-rays help detect fractures or foreign bodies. It cites a school case with a girl found to have a tack in her lung, illustrating routine X-raying benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Academy Medicine
DR See Galdston
Off for the South Pole Echoes in Pleas and Snide Denials
A chaotic exchange unfolds with Puffy pleading innocence as the crew departs for the South Pole. A whale taunts them about banana peels while a clinical X-ray debate hints at flawed study methods and questionable value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puffy
South Pole
X rays aid diagnosis but cannot replace medical judgment
The article explains how X-ray diagnosis has expanded to view nearly all body parts yet remains limited. It cannot substitute experienced clinical judgment or assess functional capacity. A patient may seek an X-ray but must rely on the physician to interpret the film.
Children’s Play: 11 ee Tomorrow
A small children’s play is scheduled for tomorrow with participation by local youth groups. Details remain limited but organizers expect a warm, community event at the town hall theater.
Crowder and neighbors share visits in Kanwaka area
Kanwaka residents including Mrs J S Emmett and Mrs J E Mercer visited J M Crowder on Wednesday morning. Helen Norwood of Lecompton called at the Crowder home. Elmer Athey of Knowledge Hill and Julius Belerman family spent the weekend with relatives in Topeka.
Three pneumonia cases at KU Watkins Hospital
Three University of Kansas students, Will Woodman Caldwell William Nessbitt Kansas City Kan and Norman Siebert Le Roy Kan a student instructor in anatomy are recovering from pneumonia at Watkins Memorial hospital KU director Dr R T Canuteson said today Le Roy Kan Oct 14 UP L V Watson 58 cashier and business manager of First National Bank died last night from a stroke of apoplexy suffered yesterday at his desk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Watkins Memorial Hospital
K. U
R. T. Canuteson
Will Woodman
Caldwell
William Nessbitt
Kansas City
Kan
Norman Siebert
Canada
Local Social Roundup From Kansas and Nearby Towns
Mrs Harley Armstrong Theo dore Mr and Mrs C C Potter and children Jane Kenneth Burl Lyle Stacey Mrs N Hodson and Billy Betty Lawrence and Phil Mrs W S Collins and son Jack and Harry and Edith Carr drove to Kansas City Sunday and spent the day at Swope park Eugene Collins visited with Gilbert and Glenn Sims in Winter Thursday Jesse Athey of Lake View Henry Beuerman Sammie Grimes and Paul Athey made a business trip to Troy Kan Sunday Clarence Hodson was a Lecompton visitor Wednesday Wesley Crady of Lecompton spent Sat night and Sun with Eugene Collins Miss Helen Norwood and pupils of Crowder school visited Barker school Wednesday to see moving pictures The pictures were entertaining and educational Glenn Sims of Winter spent Wednesday night with Eugene and Jack Collins Mr and Mrs Rolla Stanwick and family Clayton Gene Richard and Patty spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs C N Hodgen and children Mrs C C Potter and Mrs W C Collins took dinner with Mr and Mrs Jack Myers in Bracket Wednesday Mrs Hack and Mrs Wilbur Jefferies and daughter Marie were visitors at the Myers home Little Dorothy Chicksfield spent the weekend with Miss Jane Potter and visited Swope park in Kansas City Sunday with the Potter family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Emmett
Kanwaka
J. E. Mercer
Lawrence
J. M. Crowder
Helen Norwood
Lecompton
Crowder
Elmer Athey
Knowledge Hill
Pendelton
Topeka
W. S. Collins
Crowder School
Ruby Athey
Betty Hodson
Stacy Potter
Nadine
Paul Bradley
Lyle
Kenneth Potter
Edith Zarr
Lawrence Hodson
Burl Potter
Virginia Mayhew
Kyle Potter
Sam Grimes
Vance Grimes
Eudora
Jack Grimes
Robert Norwood
Dora Grimes
Pearl Athey
Ruth Sawyer
Dannie Dean
Harley Armstrong
Theodore
C. C. Potter
Jane
Kenneth
Burl
Stacey
C. N. Hodson
Billy Betty
Phil
Jack
Harry
Edith Carr
Kansas City
Glenn Sims
Eugene
Jack Collins
Rolla Stanwick
Clayton
Gene
Richard
Patty
C. N. Hodgen
W. {. Collins
Jack Myers
Brackett
Hack
Wilbur Jefferies
Marie
Myers Home
Dorothy Chicksfield
Jane Potter
Swape Park
Potter
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Kappa Kappa Gamma
Irving
E. W. Patton
En Regle Club
H. %. Chaffin
A. Giffard
G. W. Maloney
Dorothea Simons
D. L. Noone
Arthur Kirchhoff
George Kirchhoff
Margaret Keirenhoff
Clus
Tom
EB. H. Lindley
Young
Solon Emery
MT. Coolidge
Jencheon
Uiltep Beare
Maxine Withrims
F. Manor
Robert Haggart
J Hill
Jest Cotton
Bridge Luncheon, Co. Whist
Vo A
Gaunt
F. D. Baty
John V. Sees
Huntington
Ind
Sees
Standard Life Association
Keno
Waldemar Gelich
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
Mrs. Marston McCluggage
The
Colonial
Luther Miller
Newkirk
Okla
George G. Kirchhoff
Helen Harman
Margaret Kirchhoff
Mooregery
Darren Virder
Urkholle
Higenia Donahue
Ada Katherine Kirchhoff
Worinne
Liclen
George Bullene
Finesse Club
Louise Nelson
Coterie Club
Terrace Tea Room
Agnes Evans
Emma Wagner
Alzora Cantwell
H.W. Craig
V. A. Young
Bracket
Parent-Teacher Association
L. McClung
Eugene Kiefer
Isabelle Armstrong
KWBG
Hutchinson
Fairmount Improvement Association
Edward C. Neustifter
Laura Avenue
United Brethren Church
Big Springs
N. H. Huffman
J. R. Edmonds
Mr. Huffman
Kaw Valley Farm Bureau
D. Grant
South Side
Chester Brown
Nemic
J.R. West
Brown
Charles Spray
J. S. Daniels
Guy Keeler
Ernest E. Bayles
John Blocker
Bert Nash
Quivira Club
Orley Smith
Ralph Colman
E. B. Martin
Contract Bridge Club
Howard E. Creel
Donald Dowers
Francis Morawetz
W. D. Lyons
New Hampshire Street
Farm Bureau
May Seetin
Missouri Street
Musetta Brown
Washington Relief Corps No. 9
Veterans’ Hall
Adah Chanter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
A. B. Coker
Portia Club
W. M. Auchard
Florence L. Snow
Miss Snow
Kansas
H. M. Light
Anna Gibson
R. C. Nance
Entre Nous
Howard Creel
Barker Avenue
Woodlawn Parent-Teacher Association
C. E. Lord
Lloyd Castle
Arthur Spalding
New York City
Jennie Hoge
San Diego
iCal
T. F. Griesa
W. E. Spalding
W. Sparr
J.C. Searles
D. L. Rowlands
M. Grimes
Joseph F. King
Kansas City, Mo- Otta Barteldes
Elizabeth Slade, TD. Fisch
Atchison, C.D. Cowgill
N. S. C. Club
Phil Olmstead
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Eloise Smith
Fukuokoa
Japan
F. W. Gaunt
Vendredi Club
Hew
Sigel
Phi Gamma Delta
A. J. Pierson
N. Butcher
C. A. Thomas
Educational Council of
Robert Quillen
Dick Stutz
Ets Mason
Maxine Lindle
Frost Jane
Oth Engelmann
Teddy Beara Williams
Lorraine Johnson
E. Sawhill
Esquimaux Tullaby
Blake
Park Hetzel
Country Gardens
Cortains
Kirley
Hari Wings
Thompson
A Jensen
Williams
Crawford
Shipman
McIntire
Bobby Joe Austill
H. W. Hargies
K. U. School of Fine Arts
Mozart Orene Yowell
Schubert
Charlene Barber
Virginia Foster
Graenfeld
Betty Jans Boddington
White
Gardner Allene Bennett Fiano
Mendelssohn
Ruth Haggard
Martha Boucher
Presto
Lucile McVey
H. (. Taylor
Ena
Idren
Malaga
Hill Top Shop
12Th & Oread
Watkins Hospital
Norge
Ann Robinson
Norge Home
Weaver
Radin
Radio Easy
Verde Wank
Ae Ea Zenith
Mount Hope Nurseries
West 4Th St
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