Social Calendar Highlights and Meetings
Social calendar lists events for Mr and Mrs Albart Erhart including a reception for Ensign and Mrs Jamon W Erhart at 8 p.m. at Lawrence Women's Club Camp and Auxiliary covered dish at 8:39 p.m. in the new army building. Douglas County Medical Grants tea at 6 p.m. in the pirate Tea room. Hetty Worthington Chapter DoACW meets 7:40 p.m. in the new Ely building. Entre Nous gathering at 9 p.m. at The Hearth. American War Mothers luncheon around 12:570 p.m. in the new Ely building. Mrs A 3 Krum NWlas Club pomp.
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Albart
Erhart
Ensign
Jamon W. Erhart
Lawrence Women's Club
New Anny
Douglas County Medical Ragrants
Hetty Wington
New Ely
Waeheen
New Ey
Mra
Krum
Nlowas
Erhart wedding and Lawrence social notices mix
Ensign James W. Erhart and Miss Clare Keliinski were married at the Cathedral of the Air in Lakehurst New Jersey. The couple will reside in Florida where Erhart has served as a fighter pilot. A reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert J Erhart was planned at the Lawrence Woman's Club.
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Albert J. Erhart
Lawrence
Mrs Jack Maxwell Guest at Meeting Attendance Noted
Members were present and Mrs Jack Maxwell was listed as a guest. The brief record notes her attendance as part of the gathering.
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Been
Jack Maxwell
Notable Local Figures Head Off for School and Work
Lou Mitchell leaves for Central Christian College in Bartlesville Oklahoma. Prof John E Hawkins and family return from Oxford Maine with daughter Margaret who will teach at Hillsdale School for Girls in Cincinnati. Tommy Hawkins resumes Yale sophomore year in New Haven. Douglas C Jennings and family take a Canada trip visiting London Ontario and Toronto. O M Rasmussen joins University of Denver mathematics faculty after earning PhD at Kansas. C F Falstan moves to 1245 Pa Street Eudora. T G Fitch returns from San Diego. Clifton Allen of Burnet Texas and family visit Lawrence. Donna Thomas remains in St Marys Hospital Kansas City with unclear vision impairment. Cela Mulvihill returns to Wichita to teach at Alexander Hamilton High School. George H Cady leaves New York and Atlantic City to attend American Chemical Society convention. mother Mrs H P Cady accompanies him. George Docking back from western trip to Seattle Victoria Sacramento and Los Angeles. Mary Towle and sister Anna Towle of Topeka are mentioned.
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Lou Mitchell
Owen Mitchell
Bartlesville
Okla
Central Christian College
John E. Hawkins
Tommy
David
Oxford
Margaret
Cincinnati
Hillsdale School
New Haven
Conn
University of Denver
University of Kansas
C.F. Falstan
Route Two
Eudora
T. G. Fitch
San Diego
Calif
Clifton Allen
Burnet
Tex
Douglas County
Fred Cameron
Topeka
Rela
Lawrence
Lar. Allen
Ay B. Conner
Donna Thomas
BR. L. Thomas
Route 2
St. Mary's Hospital
Kansas City
Winsor Hotel
Cela Mulvihill
Wichita
Alexander Hamilton
George H. Cady
Washington State University
Seattle
York City
Atlantic City
American Chemical Society
H. P. Cady
George Docking
West
Victoria
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Mary Towle
Anna Towle
Loum of the ecaminent tour highlights abroad
A two months tour across Ireland England Kad Luten Germany and Luxembourg featured travelers from Sabetha. The Sabetha Woman's club sponsored a watercolor and landscaping contest with Mrs Louis t ien winning first place in the art competition.
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Loum of the
Ireland
England
Luten
Germany
Luxembourg
Tenrollet
University of Sky
Louis
Tien
Sabetha
Move Into New Home on North Michigan Street Me and Sirs
Mr and Mrs Paul Linn and daughter Vicki, formerly of DeSoto, plan to move into their completed six room two bath ranch style home on North Michigan Street. The residence features a yellow trim, oil heating with a fast air exchange system, and an automatic kitchen vent.
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North
Michigan Street
Paul Linn
Serile
Vicki
DeSoto
Just M Linn
Louis Duncigreen
Equal Status for Women on Church Group Vetoed
In Boston the Sith triennial convention of the Protestant Epis Church of the U.S. A. rejected equal status for women, denying them lay delegate seating in the House of Deputies. The decision maintains men in primary church governance and excludes women from the top deliberative body.
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Boston
Epis Church
U.S. A
Women’s admission vote split in church convention history
The draft plan, backed by a joint commission, proposed admitting women but failed in the legislature’s reflected by male lay delegates. Clergymen and delegates were split 43 percent for admission to 28 percent against, with 10 percent divided. The opposing vote stood at 30 percent for admission and 13 percent divided. A wealth of unrelated kitchen tips and unclear OCR fragments followed.
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