Lawrence social items and wedding notices spread
Lawrence society column details marriages in Osceola and Independence, receptions, club gatherings, and upcoming teas. Evelyn Alrich to Jack Naismith, both KU graduates, reside in Lawrence with work at Winter Chevrolet. Also Edith Thompson and Frank Gray wed in Independence, plan home in Lawrence. Various clubs host meetings and readings, and a sewing pattern feature with fashion notes appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Alrich
Evelyn
Jack Naismith
James Naismith
Oskaloosa
Lawrence
Naismith
Winter Chevrolet Company
University of Kansas
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Naiavit
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Tom Dawe
Topeka
Community Club Activities Fill Douglas County Ledger
Faye Goodrich leads Douglas county association as president. Mrs M S Winter hosts Amigos club luncheon Monday. Ventura club to meet fall Tuesday at Mrs Harold Constant’s home. About twenty Methodist Guild members were guests at Miss Electa Kindelsperger’s home on 805 Ohio street with table games and prizes. Menninger Interdenominational Bible class began year with luncheon at First Presbyterian church attended by over a dozen members and guests. Mrs Bruce Cameron led devotional, with talks by Mrs E C Seeger and Miss Hazel Butterfield. Class aims for 100 members this year, previously about sixty from eleven Lawrence churches. anniversary featured a birthday cake with seven candles and fall bouquets by Miss Agnes Evans. Luncheon hosts were Mrs C W Sparr, Mrs T G Fitch, Miss May Edmondson and Miss Ida Edmondson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Guild
Electa Kindelsperger
Ohio Street
Mary Morgan
Josephine Hill
Mary Palmer
Hazel Dawson
Menninger
Lawrence
Agnes Evans
C. W. Sparr
T. G. Fitch
May Edmondson
Ida Edmondson
Personal notices of travel and visits around Kansas City area
Miss Gertrude Gilmore will leave tomorrow with her brother Dr B Gilmore of Colorado Springs for a motor trip to Washington and New York. Mrs Ada Walker leaves for Kansas City to join her sister and vacation in Chicago. Mrs J W Greenleaf and Miss Vesta Cane spending the day in Kansas City. Mrs C S Hall visiting Mrs E A Fluhrer of Kansas City. Mrs A E Ladner of Chanute leaves for Topeka after a visit. Miss Bessie Gager returned to Topeka after visiting Miss Lorraine Lawrence. Mr and Mrs H A Jetmore depart for Eureka Illinois for a wedding. Ben Wilson back from Seattle. Mrs Garnett Shook visiting sister I O Oehrle. Mr Shook works on Fort Peck dam. B Russell to attend K U Notre Dame game in South Bend. Mrs Joe Sturdy and Mrs Dora Medhurst at Vinland fair. Mrs F E Richards at Vinland fair. Mrs K C Evans visiting Kansas City. Guyer of Kansas City Kan in Lawrence for Abilene casting. Miss Kathryn Patee leaves for Washington DC to take a position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gilmore
B. Gilmore
Colorado Springs
Washington
New York
Ada Walker
Kansas City
Margaret Forsythe
Chicago
J. W. Greenleaf
Vesta Cane
C. S. Hall
E. A
T. B. Wilson
Garnett Shook
Fort Peck
Mont
I. 0. Oehrle
Shook
B. Russell
South Bend
Ind
Joe Sturdy
Dora Medhurst
FE. M. Richards
K. C. Evans
Cong
Guyer
Kan
Lawrence
Abilene
Kathryn Patee
Washington, D. C
Dorothy B Wright to Supply Pulpit in New London Church
Me Hugh Randall Sunday school superintendent announced a sermon titled The Champion Church Goer at 11 o clock this Lord s Day. Dorothy B Wright an ordained gospel minister and national evangelist currently based in Topeka Kansas will fill the pulpit, with past ties to Drake University and Ossie Solem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Randall
Tople
Dorothy B. Wright
New London
Iowa
Church of Christ
Topeka
Kan
Drake University
Ossie Solem
Iowa University
Pulpit Guest to Speak at Sunday Evening Service
A Kansas City pastor will fill the pulpit Sunday evening at 7 30 as part of a local church event. The program invites parishioners to attend and learn more about a featured champion churchgoer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. McCanon
Kansas
Weekend visits and local events in Tonganoxie area
Kansas City visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Phenicie and Miss Betty Lou Redding. Loren Ford visited grandparents in town. several families hosted gatherings and dinners. Mrs. T C Davis Jr. ill in Bethany hospital. repairs and school notes noted. A dance at the pavilion drew a large crowd. farm work and community acts, including corn shock by hand for Earnhardt, highlighted neighborly support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy Phenicie
Kansas City
Loren Ford
Tonganoxie
M. Konrad
Robert Blaker
Elmer Torneden
Fern Kahn
T. C. Davis, Jr
Bethany Hospital
Betty Lou Redding
Charles Casteel
Wood
Mary Casteel
Tongsnoxie
Dixie Fitzpatrick
Lawrence
Helen Dehoff
Pauline Ulrich
Albert Hutton
Birdie Hemphill
Charles Hemphill
Kelsall
C. C. Hemphill
Linwood
John Davidson
Baker
Ore
W. T. Bleakley
Pony Creek
Helen Hildebrand
Marian Eisele
Jack White
Doris Worley
Janet Wiley
Elsie Pearson
Mary Lou Stanwix
Luellen Hall
Dorothy Wood
Mary Lou Dehoff
Katherine Hall
Francis Wiley
Gene Benalta
Ony Creek
Howard Hildebrand
Walter Bleakley, Jr
Social event notes and hospital update in Kansas City region
Mrs T C Davis Jr underwent serious surgery at Bethany hospital in Kansas City last week. The Aid Society met at Forest Park with 2 good attendance and guests from Lawrence Tonganoxie Victory Junction and more. A garden luncheon with roses, devotional by Mrs Graham, and plans for a October third Wednesday event concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca-Cola Company
T. C. Davis, Jr
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Aid Society
Hutton
Forest Park
Dixie Fitzpatrick
Lawrence
L. W. McKeehen
Verhoff
Tonganoxie
C. D. Miller
Larry
Victory Junction
Babcock
Alfrieda Hess
Will Botts
C. L. Dehoff
Wartzack
McKeehen
Grace
4-H Achievement Night at Willow Springs School
The DeSoto 4-H girls and boys presented exhibits on Wednesday night at Willow Springs school house. Activities included group singing led by Mrs. David Jewett and a club song by Mary Margaret Jewett, with Ralph Anderson reviewing the year’s work and outlining What 4-H has to offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Springs
DeSoto 4-H
David Jewett
Mary Margaret Jewett
Ralph Anderson
Life and Health Notes at 4 H Camp and Local Visits
A fragment from a community page mentions Life at 4 H Camp by Geralding analy ton with adjournment by yenenting club pledge. Mrs. Robert Taylor visits Mrs. Ella Corliss. Miss Wilda Musser sick with appendicitis. Mrs. Corliss discharged then readmitted, health deteriorating. Mrs. B Sonntag visits from Huston, Texas. Willow Springs Farm Bureau September meeting held at Mrs. 2. R. Penner home with 15 members and 44 Favorite Sandwich Spread. Luncheon served, president absent, Mrs. Tobler presided. Contests awarded prizes to Mrs. Agnes Saint and Mrs. Tobler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Aid Society
Ed Hope
Geralding Analy Ton
Harvey Owings
Robert Taylor
Kansas City
Ella Corliss
Wilda Musser
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Willow Springs Farm Bureau
2. R. Penner
Erle Hunter
Reed
Tobler
Agnes Saint
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. H W. Lindley
Douglas County Nurses Association
Watkins Memorial Hospital
J. S. Barrow
Delta
Dek Club
Paul Harnar
Mercredi Club
South Park
Contract
Helianthus Club
George Dunknew
H. E. Don Carlos
Colonial
Edith Thompson
Independence
Frank Gray
Donald Hults
Gray
Southwest
Brady Apartments
Mr. Gray
Kirwin
Law School
Hults
Er. H. Lindley
Leon Becker
Seattle
Wash
John Fox
Millburn
N. J
Evelyn Swarthout
London
Delta Chi
Lloyd Foy
Hutchinson
Corlett Cotton
Ernest Bayles
Bert Nash
Octet Club
C. G. Bayles
W. F. Kissick
G. W. Bradshaw
R.L.H. Club
W. J. Carter
West Twenty-third Street
H. W. Firner
Kate Ward
Denver
Addie Lindblade
John McAllister
Emma Lindblade
Firner
Progressive Contract Club
M. C. Cannon
Lillie Mueller
J. L. McGhee
W. H. Bysom
Co-Operative Club
Midland
Emil Heck
Agnes Mary White
Donald Seltsam
Heck
Ralph Burgert
Trwin Hartley
R. M. Junkins
Jennie Junkins
Harry Funk
Brownsville
Penn
8. K. Funk
University Women’s Club
Myers All
Ruth Litchen
Mareel Rich
Bridge
Imatron
Lawrence Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
N.Y
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Ralph van Bebber
Troy
Theodore Marshall
Cleveland
Raymond A. Schwegler, Jr
Minneapolis
Howard Taylor
Richard Jackman
Aldrich Beardslee
W. L. Lowe
DeSoto
Thomaas C. Madden
John Austin
Cecil K. Marshall
Betty Shepherd
Louise Russel
Hazel Anderson
Mildred Koch
Harriette Blair
Clara Ellene Bradford
Joplin
J. C. Oehrle
Fort Peck, Mont
Kenneth Lowe
Agnes Nichols
Trinity Episcopal Church
Carter Harrison
Episcopal
Friends of
Trinity Church
Kansas State Nurses’association
Ruby Fairbairn
Robert
Publishers Syndicate
Faye Goodrich
Douglas County
Ventura Club
Harold Constant
Centenary Methodist Church
Fourth
Elm Streets
J. Knox
Epworth League
Matthews
Jesus
Lermel
North Lawrence Christian Church
Seventh and Elm Streets
Reno
Opie
Marinello
Iva
Beauty Shop
Pattern School
Hamilton
Corliss
NU Vogue Beauty Shop
Bell’s
Tures
Moberly
B. Sonntag
Huston
Tex
B. H. Sonntag
Reese Rey
Mass
McHe
Continuin Sensationa
Ringfree
Pied
Black Hawk
Sky Riders
Oxfords
Goys
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