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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1940
Page
5
Friday events include Mrs C B Johnson and Mrs Fred Rothberger from Eudora playing bridge at Colonial with Delta Delt club luncheon at Evans iarth at 1 30. Jack Vincent also hosts bridge. Saturday features Daughters of the American Revolution with Mrs J W Murray.
Miss Winifred Jameson daughter of Mr and Mrs G E Jameson of Lawrence married John D Crouch son of Mrs Laura Crouch of Everest last evening in Plymouth Congregational chapel The ceremony featured pianist Miss Austill a ringing service and readings by Rev Joseph King The couple will reside in Kansas City The wedding attracted Mortar Board members from Kansas City and relatives including Ruth Crouch Everest Ralph Crouch To Mrs H W Reynolds Denver Laura Crouch Everest
Enroll anytime between 2 30 and 4 Mrs Bruce Cameron again leads Bible study Acts to Revelations Midland Rural club meets with 17 members present Mrs Frances Correa guest C M Jones on Old Clocks Ousdah to host next meeting Knowledge Hill Community club meets Sept 25 at 2 30 with favorite poems at roll call Jayhawk 4 H club meets Sept 26 at 7 30 with Billy and Jimmy Rice Kanwaka 4 H holds annual achievement day at Sigel schoolhouse parents invited Refreshments served evening program includes songs Short talk on hog rations table setting demonstration health and music appreciation with Bertha and Bernice Goff recreation games and more
The Old Friends club plans a 12:30 luncheon at 811 East Eleventh Street hosted by Mrs H B Hertzler with Mrs P W Ewing assisting. Officers will be elected and the gathering includes a social program.
Fifteen members and three guests attended a meeting with notes on trips and landmarks. Several hostesses and upcoming events are announced, including a Three M club gathering, Ladies' Literary League opening, and a college festival for Methodist students. A birth is reported at Memorial hospital, and plans for a Congregational church open house are listed.
Mrs. Arthur Marks and Mrs. C L Brokaw returned from an extended northwest trip after Miss Alexia Marks wedding in Portland. In Seattle they met Myra Stevens Blackman and visited Victoria before touring Yellowstone and the Teton country. Miss Aimee Piper attended an Ottawa Country Club reception for Mr and Mrs Earl Wineinger’s twenty fifth anniversary.
About 600 warning tags were placed on improperly parked cars as campus police vow full enforcement starting Monday. The Independent Students Association promotes a big student hop on October 18 with a dues paid contest for new members. The KU band announces a smoker in the Union building lounge with speakers including Dean Swarthout and Fred Ellsworth. Freshmen week songs mix with Spirit of Kansas and anniversary tunes. A new front-door doorway adorns the journalions building. physical exams recorded 857 men and 473 women finished in four days.
Regular hours listed for the hospital with morning Saturday openings and a dance band booked for the Union building open house. Lost and Found items include under shirts pens a tie clasp handkerchiefs goggles. Wiley plans band trips to Kansas City for flag swinging training under Mr Leonard, linked to Mr Hugg’s Swiss flag sport influence.
A hospital report notes many students who took tuberculin tests for university physical exams have not reported back. All students must complete the tests as part of final registration.
The article notes registration remains incomplete until tuberculin tests are checked. It emphasizes that exams are not final until these tests are verified, implying ongoing medical clearance before full enrollment.
Thru Men s Employment bureau butchers mortuary workers house cleaners drug store clerks and other clerks found positions in recent days. Other openings include more butchers salesmen pants presser and electrician. Dean Lawson cautions students to make any schedule changes by tomorrow morning or their excuse must be valid. Late enrollments and schedule changes expected to be completed by noon tomorrow.
The Samuel Walker Womens Relief Corps No.113 will meet tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Mrs E B Renick's home 619 Illinois Street. Members are asked to attend as the meeting is important.
The Trinity Lutheran church will add a Social Missions emphasis to the congregational program. October is designated by the United Lutheran church for this purpose. The Reverend ...
Martin Ritsen of Tabitha Home Lincoln Nebraska will deliver Sunday sermon on meeting the needs of aged and orphaned Lutherans in America.
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