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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1932
Page
5
Sogey members of the N B C club entertain guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Fritz Meyn with a buffet supper and bridge for their husbands. Temola Literary club plans guest day with Prof H B Chubb at Mrs J T Constant's home. Halloween parties and numerous social club meetings fill the week with decorations, prizes, and papers from University and local hosts.
Mrs V A Young returned from Charles City Iowa where she spent the summer. Mrs A L Selig returns to Lawrence from the East to live with Mr and Mrs J E Selig on New Hampshire street. Mrs Martha Webster spent yesterday in Kansas City visiting Mr and Mrs William L Way. Miss Helen Mohler has returned to Washington DC after a month with her parents and works in the US commerce department. Mr and Mrs I B Morgan William Morgan and Lloyd Morgan of Kansas City Kansas were dinner guests at Prof and Mrs E A White's. Mrs E R Pullin is reported recovering from a tonsillectomy last week. Miss Dorothy Dinamoor of Lawrence and Miss Ruth A Frazier of Leavenworth go to Paris Arkansas to visit Mr and Mrs J T Johns and will attend Notre Dame game. Miss Mary Palmer returned from Hutchinson where she was a delegate to the Unitarian convention. Mrs Ada Kunkle Gillispie returned to La Jolla California after visiting Lawrence. Wilbur Collins of Midland attended the Topeka Livestock Commission sale. Van Meensel is recovering from a three week illness and plans to return to the university in about two weeks. Mrs Loren C Stapleton and son Robert Edward returned to Wichita after a visit with Mr and Mrs A M Friends of Mr and Mrs Tusten Akerman are now in Chicago to make their home. Mr Ackerman with Equitable Life Assurance has been in New York for instruction since May. Mrs Ackerman and their daughter joined him two months later.
The Sunday Lesson-Sermon across Christian Science churches on October 30 centers on the theme of eternal punishment. The Golden Text warns rebels seeking counsel apart from God, while a Psalms passage notes the Lord’s judgment and the snares of the wicked. A correlative from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy states that causing suffering through sin aims to destroy sin, with perceived pleasures yielding pain until material life is rejected.
Mrs Sophie Schwartz Hack Oswald Seele and Olin Seele motored to Paola on Thursday, visiting Uncle Henry Johanning and the Fred and Frank Knoche homes. They returned in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Moses and Raymond, Mr and Mrs Oral Staneart and daughters opened Sunday with Mr and Mrs Reee Geiss and family. Mrs Geiss returned home with Mr and Mrs Moses after a dave visit. R Husted attended Ladies aid is vini and last Wednesday Mr and Mrs Earl Black and Family dined with Dr and Mrs Wolf Ottawa, and Mr and Mrs Walter New and family and Mr and Mrs Cari Bu-.
Mrs John Pake of Glendale visited her sister Mrs Fred Smith. Families attended a Phenices reunion in Habsell Missouri. Locals attended football games in Leavenworth and Toncanoxie, with many relatives present. Several residents traveled for family visits in Kansas City Chapman and Lawrence. Scout events, school visits, hospital news, and social gatherings populate the week in Hawk Hollow and nearby communities.
The program for the Sunday school convention at Winchester has been received. Sunday school workers expect this to be the best convention Jefferson county has ever had. Many will be deeply interested in the upcoming schedule.
A November 11 Armistice Day program is planned with Rev. Robert B. Brown in charge and Rev. Myron C. Settle delivering the address Thinking With Jesus About Brotherhood. The day includes multiple conferences for workers, a question box, a junior Bible story, county business periods, a Baptist church service, and a drama tournament.
Midland Granee met at the school house Friday evening for a short business meeting.
Mrs C C Seewir confined to 601 Tennensen street is reported to be steadily improving. Her sister Mrs George Enaminger of Hanne City has arrived to be with her.
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