Priscilla Meets Mrs Hampton After Wednesday Afternoon Visit
Priscilla held a meeting with Mrs Hampton on Wednesday afternoon June 30. The encounter occurred in a formal social setting and was noted in the society column.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
4
Priscilla held a meeting with Mrs Hampton on Wednesday afternoon June 30. The encounter occurred in a formal social setting and was noted in the society column.
The listing shows multiple church items from United Brethren Church including Leo Warmer Sunday School at 10:00, Children’s Day Program 8:30, Prayer meeting Wednesdays 8:30, and Thursday practice 4:00. Also H L Walker is pastor with services at 9:00 and Sunday School at 10:00, plus Bible classes, Lather League 7:30, choir Tuesday 8:30, Ladies Aid July 1 at 2:30, and Confirmation Friday 9:00. Various local residents and guests visit others, including Mr. and Mrs. Renold Johnson, Shirley, Carl D. Larson, Eldon, V. A. Faulk, Lem Cooper, Harry White, and others from Lincoln and Savannah. TRADE IY SCANDIA
Max Smith writes from Milwaukee praising the Journal and detailing ten hours of flight training to begin pre flight schooling by mid July. He notes the U S C service club support, free attendance to Milwaukee and Chicago baseball games, and visits to major league teams including the Yankees Dodgers Cubs White Sox Senators Indians Browns Reds. He mentions plans to see the Cardinals vs Cubs in Chicago and comments on rain in Scandia.
A black shepherd dog with a broken hip has lingered on city streets, recovered, and now seeks a loving farm home. The note appeals to kind readers to provide Blackie with a secure place. Mrs Maurice Medlin moved to Salina last week for work. Mrs Art Cardwell visited Mrs Emily Willis on Sunday evening.
Harold Freed visits home from Camp Carson Colp. Cpl James O Larson moves from Camp Roberts to Ft Lewis. Pvt I Hammer transfers to Jefferson Barracks. Sgt Walter Berger reports from Ft Sam Houston to Shreveport. Alfred Hallowell and Harold Smith of Farragut Idaho take a 10 day fur lough. Cpl Donald Larson at Camp Carl wn spends leave with family. Pvt Warren Nelson moves to Nexx Waven Tenn for Yale Army Engineer course. Harold Nelson finishes basic at Camp Campbell and goes to Kessler Field. Cpl Paul Boman completes airborne Mechanical Course at Fort Knox then returns to Camp Polk for maneuvers.
Mr and Mrs Joyce Johnson and daughters were in Concordia on business. Mrs Chas Aspegren and Evelyn joined Mr and Mrs Earl Nesmith for a visit. Wayne Watson and family of Beloit were Sunday guests of Frank Larson. Dr and Mrs C A Noble of Republic dined with the Hains. Carl Acree and family visited Ed Jensen. Arty Jensen and children stay with George Freed. Ronnie Anderson spent time with grandparents C P Dydell. Eather Smith of Los Angeles visits Axel and Lee Smith. Richard Loring and Glen were Sunday visitors of Mrs Wm Loring.
Mrs. Carl McDowell reports Robert White of San Antonio Texas has earned his pilot classification. He was named to the first team of basketball and was high point man in the opening game.
Mr and Mrs Walt Berry and Max were Friday supper guests of Arden Griffith at the Royal Cafe. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Olson and Phyllis visited Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson and sons on Sunday. Mrs V BE Danielson and sons went to Concordia Tuesday to visit with Mr and Mrs R G Richards. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hedges of Courtland were Friday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Lester Richards.
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