Social schedule and wedding notices fill Lawrence society page
A dense Society column lists luncheons, teas, and meetings at The Hearth Colonial and other locales. It notes weddings, receptions, and club events featuring Pi Beta Phi Phi Delta Theta members, Kappa Phi, and various church and PTA groups with dates, hosts, and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Boynton
Veta Lear
Bridge Club
P. W. Club
Colonial
Hugh Means
Tota Nu
H. W. Sherman
Beta Sigma Phi
Roy A. Bowere
M. P. M. Club
Our Town talk outlines assets and culture in Lawrence
C. G. Hesse former chamber president spoke on Our Town detailing Lawrence assets and future prospects, stressing stability from site history education and free concerts lectures and museum prominence. Miss M. Alice Dicker introduced new teachers and outlined officers and committees guiding the new president Mrs. Floyd De Weese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
M. Alice Dicker
Gertrude Cooper
Eben Engelson
Emily Preyer
Florence Deever
G. R. Norris
Helen Gaw
Frank Weems
F. E. Bereiter
Myrl Zimmerman
A. L. Hunter
Harry Deneciler
Local Personal News Highlights From Wichita Area
Mrs Mildred Watson welfare director visits Wichita. H O Elliott and sons spend weekend in Kansas City. Gerry Hartley at Emporia Teachers College visits home. Hartleys and Holyfields on ten day leave with James Holyfield. Sea man Holyfield stationed in St Augustine Coast Guard band. Mrs Fred Maddox visiting in Holyfield home. Richard Carr Wright earns B S at Kansas State College Manhattan among 68 degrees conferred. Merrill Fee to manage new Gamble Store in Watertown Wisconsin. McNeil, Chapman, Hoyt visit Pvt Harold N McNeil on furlough from Camp Bowie. Hutchinsons travel from New York to spend Lt Hutchinson's leave. E L Krum visiting Beatrice after Beatrice visit. Fred C Smithmeyer and Louis P Smithmeyer visit local home. former with Colling Radio Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Watson
Douglas County
Wichita
H. O. Elliott
Don
Gene
Kansas City
Gerry Hartley
Emporia Teachers College
I. W. Hartley
James B. Holyfield
Sue
Holyfield
James Holyfield
Seaman Holyfield
St. Augustine
Fla
Coast Guard
Fred Maddox
Cherokee
Okla
Richard Carr Wright
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Milton S. Eisenhower
Merrill Fee
Gamble
Watertown
Wis
Lester McNeil
Pauline Chapman
Topeka
George Hoyt
Smith Center
Harold N. McNeil
Camp Bowie
Tex. St
Leslie Hutchinson
Leslie Luther, Jr
New York
Lieutenant Hutchinson
R. B. Hutchinson
E. L. Krum
Edward L. Krum
Beatrice, Neb
J. J. Krum
Fred C. Smithmeyer
Louis P. Smithmeyer
Local society notes and visits across multiple states
Louis from Sy acuse works at Jwar project in Boston for two months while visiting Maxwell relatives in Denver attend niece Marcia Maxwell's wedding in City tomorrow. Basil Greragesd family vacation with Peabodys. Miss Mary Holtzclaw with Lorea Nor at Sabetha. several Kansas and Canadian residents mentioned. John Schrader travels to New York on business. Lois Craik visiting in Kansas City. LtCol Jack R Gage and Mrs Gage visit weekend. Gage linked to University of Kansas and Missouri State Guard. Mrs Gage resides in Nevada Missouri with Colonel Gage’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Fendem Electric Company
Syacuse
Boston
E. H. Maxwell
Denver
Colo
A. R. Maxwell
Marcia Maxwell
City
Basil
Peabody
Body
Mary Holtzclaw
Misa Lorea
Sabetha
W. H. Quakenbush
E. L. Smith
Vermillion
Kan
Dredg Smith
Edmonton
Canada
A. A. Carpenter
Protection
Bertha Hammond
Seattle
Wash
Laura Yep Data
Greenaburg
John Schrader
New York
Lois Craik
Kansas City
D. H. Hoover
Lone Star
University of Keneas ‘Hospitals
Identifying Strange Plants Brings Pleasure to Mrs. D. T. Ransdell
Mrs. D. T. Ransdell finds great pleasure identifying plants and seeds in her warden, assists with the Garden Club of the Air radio program, and recalls identifying a Kansas pawpaw seed hull. She also recognized a tropical rope-making plant from South America and a mimosa shrub sent from Kansas City, noting a 12 to 15 foot palm-like tree in bloom with fern-like foliage and silk puff ball flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club of the Air
Hull
Kansas
Kansas City
Engagement Announced for Miss Ida Moyer and Pfe G Leverne Hekhuis
Announcement reveals the engagement of Miss Ida Frances Moyer daughter of Lt Col Samuel P Moyer to Pfe G Leverne Hekhuis son of Dean and Mrs L Hekhuis of Wichita. Also notes nursing studies at the University of Kansas Medical Center and various domestic notes including plant growing and a chocolate ice cream recipe.
Mrs Ransdell Shares Shade Garden Tips and Local Plant List
A Tennessee native, a cream to orchid pink shade shrub is grown by Mrs Ransdell who also tends Bird of Paradise in nearby yards. The plants, in the pea family, enrich soil with nitrogen and moisture from leaves. Her radio segment features garden topics, seed frames, and a winter showcase of unusual plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Unclear culinary note on freezing and mixing steps
A fragmented instruction describes moving from a tray to a rotary beat until fluffy, returning to the tray to freeze for 30 minutes, stirring, and freezing again for 3 to 4 hours to yield one quart. It mentions cold sliced lamb with horseradish and prepared embarrassment about stains on dark clothes with blue tint and coffee or tea for browns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. J. Bownton
James Means
San Mateo
Calif
Charles F. Brook
Laura Pendleton
Pi Beta Phi
Phi Delta Theta
Burlingame
Marian Hepworth
Pfc
Robert Jenson
First Methodist Church
Clark Myers
Dean Alt
J. H. Jraemer
Eugenia Hepworth
Norma Anderson
Barbara Winn
Betty Lay
Pat Williams
Dorothy Warrent
Margaret Borders
Betty Frank Carey
Jean Saffell
Willia Mae Maxwell
Bradley M. Maxwell
Albuquerque
N. M
Clinton Elwood
H. E. Maiden
Maxwell
Thomas H. Raper
Louis Spohr
Reba Rutz
James Starks
Maiden
North Third
University of New Mexico
State Health Laboratory
Kirtland Field
Kappa Phi
Edwin F. Price
Clinton Park
Trinity Episcopal Parish House
Donald
Weatherbee
Corlett Cotton
John Hawkins
Sam Anderson
Ogden Jones
George March
Helen Wagstaff
Carlotta Nellis
Gertrude Ruten
Mary Elizabeth Evans
New York P.T.A
Ethel Hults
Fred Bignall
Portia Club
R. H. Crosswhite
Rhode Island Street
Walter Rigdon
Allan Ewing
Lucille Chastain
Milton Tindall
Rosemary Kendall
Robert Pine
Methodist
Ronald Johnson
Joe Kelly
D. E
Allison
Wesley Foundation Board
E. D. Hay
E. D., Weatherby
H. B. Latimer
Norfolk
Pearl Anna Koehler
Spars
William A. Koehler
Route Two
District Coast Guard
Spar Koehler
de Soto Rural High School
Lawrence Business College
Marie Griggs
Griggs
Pearl Slater
Emma Weidlein
DeSoto
Roy Lane
Bob White
Perry Paimatéer
Norris Faringer
Charles Rumsey
Frank Penner
McAllaster P.T.A
Clifford Dean
Susan Todd
Helen Hedrick
Louise Weese
Harold Snider
Glenn Harris
Klaus Aberg
Sam Ferguson
P.T.A
Mabel Richardson
Hazel Featherston
The
Trinity Lutherans Church
Marianne
Margaret Broeker
Lincoln Street
Roper Bible
H. E. Eustace
Edith Wolgamott
A. F. McClanahan
the Colonial
Ray Wright
L. E. Prink
Vera Lear
Mississippi Street
Basil G. Peabody
St. Louis
H. C. Hathaway
Ruth Campbell
Marguerite Lockwood
Plymouth Congregational Church
Do. Fosberg Hughes
Eddie Griggs
Street
Vi's Gift
Eldridge
Rumsey Funeral Home
C. B. Rumsey
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
Ind
D. T. Ransdell
N. H
Vickers
Wii
Mass
Imperial Candlewick
Elewekt Allison - Armstrong
Masai
Nautra
Zenith
Americas Medical Association
B. G. Gustafson Optometrist
the DelLuxe Cafe
Kentucky
Ort
Barker
Independent Ice “Co
New Jersey
Mass. St. Sam
Vermont
Akadem
Stri Colonials
Cook's
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