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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1937
Page
6
Mrs W W Hutton Jr hosts Variety Club events with Bridge Incheon. Evans Hearth hosts Teroro Club activities led by Mrs George Kapfer.
Mrs H Lester Chaffin and Mrs Joseph Price plan a 1 pm bridge luncheon Thursday at the Colonial tea room. A Kan sas Daughters of the American Revolution pilgrimage to Shawnee Mission draws Betty Washington chapter members. events mark the 150th anniversary of the U S constitution and Shawnee Mission's 101st anniversary founded 1836 by Rev Thomas Johnson.
The tournament will use flights for all players based on their qualifying round score. The women's golf committee led by Mrs. Roland DeWatte ville oversees the event. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Day celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a family dinner and a surprise evening gathering. Community meetings include Kanwaka Good Will club postponement to October 7 at Mrs. M. J. Pierson's home, Entre Nous bridge lunch at Colonial Tea Room, Royal Neighbors consolidation at Holloway's hall with Belvoir and Lawrence camps, and elections for Dorsey-Liberty unit No. 14 American Legion Auxiliary. The Women’s Council of the First Christian church meets tomorrow at 2:30, and The Social Order of the Beauce ant gathers Thursday at 2:30 in the Masonic temple.
Mrs. A. Gifford visits daughter Mrs. J. C. Searles in Kansas City after a Sunday trip. Miss Virginia Walters heads to Columbia Missouri to attend Stephens College this year. Mrs. Julya Pickens of Chicago, formerly from Lawrence, stays with Mrs. Louise M. Breaker. Dr. and Mrs. F. R. Isaacs return from a ten day tour of Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin and attend the Mayo Brothers clinic in Rochester Minnesota.
Eudora residents record a series of Sunday dinners visits and callers at the Blechel home. Agnes Blechel was absent from Lotz cafe due to summer flu, with Augusta Durr and James McCrabin helping. Other guests include the Born twins from Kaw Valley, the Mohler boy injuring his foot with four stitches, and several families visiting from Lawrence, Kansas City, Harmony, and Clearfield.
Local notices recall Center and Rev. Garrison occupying the pulpit at Hesper as families and friends globetrot through Prairie Center. Community members share visits, birthdays, and church activities with extended mentions of birthdays and gatherings across Eudora, Gardner, and Lawrence.
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