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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1947
Page
5
The fragment outlines a wedding procession with attendants and attire, notes two weeks’ wedding trip, and mentions local events. It lists upcoming PTA meetings at McAllester Library, hosting duties for B H W Club, and entertainments including a fall event. A membership drive measure with thermometers for parent participation is planned alongside miscellaneous items and community notices.
A double wedding occurred Saturday morning at the First Christian church with Rev H Milton Speer presiding. Dorothy Jo Smith of T wed Homer Wade of Silver Lake and Hoerner of pilser mela Thomas F Wade of Silver Lake, tying two brothers in marriage. Community notices also mention a W S C S seventh birthday party at First Methodist and a D A R meeting where Mrs. Floyd Rankin spoke on her Europe trip and on the U N assembly visit and queen Elisabeth souvenirs.
The Al-So club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock at Mrs. Alfred Saad's home with Mrs. Maud Hant assisting. Victoria club to meet tomorrow evening at 8 at The Hearth with Mrs. Ulrich hosting. Mr and Mrs W A McClain hosted cousins for dinner Friday. Delta Gamma alumnae plan a 8 o'clock Wednesday gathering.
The Evening Guild of the Episcopal church will meet Wednesday evening at 6:30 at 1419 Massachusetts Street. The Rev and Mrs Alfred Beil and Mrs LT entertained Chester Fellay, Mr and Mrs George Shurter, Mr and Mrs John.
The Lone Star Home Demonstration unit held a Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Glen Smiley's home. The session titled Deing the Family Washing was presented by Mrs. Clarence Hubbard and Mrs. Royce Brandt, focusing on household tasks and family routines.
Fragmented notice notes tea, cookies and sunts for attendees. The next meeting will be held at a local venue with unspecified schedule details.
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