Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club - 1939-1940, Wellington, Kansas
Collection: The Monday Study Club of South Haven, Kansas
Title
Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club - 1939-1940, Wellington, Kansas
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Subject
Wellington, Kansas--History
Wellington, Kansas--Civic Organizations
Wellington, Kansas--Community Clubs
Description
Club Booklet for the Prentis Study Club of Wellington, Kansas 1939-1940, Organized 1898, Federated With State - District - County
Creator
Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas
Source
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Publisher
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Date
1939-1940
Relation
Sumner County Club Booklet Collection
Wellington History Collection
Format
application/pdf
Language
English
Type
Programs
Yearbook
Coverage
1939 - 1940
Citation
Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, “Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club - 1939-1940, Wellington, Kansas,” Wellington Digital Collections, accessed April 20, 2024, https://wellington.digitalsckls.info/item/58.
Text
Prentis Study Club
1939-1940
WELLINGTON, KANSAS
Prentis Study Club
1939-1940
Organized 1898 Federated
State - District - County
Color: Turquoise Blue Flower: White Carnation
Motto: “Literature Is Ultimate Truth and Beauty Interpreted.”
COMMITTEES
OFFICERS
President ...................................Mrs. Gertrude C. Swan
Vice-President ..................................Mrs. Alda Fossett
Secretary .......................................Mrs. Grace Smith
Treasurer........................................Miss Eloise Harper
Program
Miss Georgia Stipp Miss Ida V. Hoge Miss Lucille Stipp
Friendly
Mrs. LeOta Caldwell Mrs. Maude Rothrock
Civic
Mrs. Sophia Knowles Mrs. Myrtle Whitfield Mrs. Myrtle Fisher
Social
Mrs. Blanche Smith Miss Cora Newbold
Miss Mattie Sulsar Miss Anne Townsend
Mrs. Lee Peniwell Miss Noveline Alderson
Reporter Historian
Mrs. Alda Fossett Mrs. Berthe Van Voorhees
Member* Phone Roll Call
Miss Noveline Alderson 493 Press
Mrs. LeOta Caldwell 813 ....Fashions
Mrs. Myrtle Fisher 295 Foreign News
Mrs. Alda Fossett 306 Household Hints
Miss Eloise Harper 249 Art
Miss Ida V. Hoge 31 Science and Invention
Mrs. Sohia Knowles 166 Music
Miss Cora Newbold 931W .... Religion
Mrs. Lee Peniwell
Mrs. Maude Rothrock 907 Outstanding Women
Mrs. Blanche Smith 357 Hobbies
Mrs. Grace Smith Education
Miss Georgia Stipp 877W New Books
Miss Lucille Stipp 877W ..... National News
Miss Mattie Sulsar 249 Radio
Mrs. Gertrude C. Swan 1546 Federation News
Miss Anne Townsend 1316J Cinema
Mrs. Berthe Van Voorhees 122 Stage
Mrs. Myrtle Whitfield 1401J The Great Outdoors
HONORARY MEMBERS
Barron, Mrs. Meta, Pratt, Kansas
Bolte, Mrs. Mabel, Orange, New Jersey
Brown, Mrs. Elia, Portland, Oregon
Butts, Mrs. Mary, Chicago, Illinois
Church, Mrs. Maude, Long Beach, California
Clark, Mrs. Ruth, Wichita, Kansas
Finney, Mrs. Grace, Arkansas City, Kansas
Halliday, Miss Gertrude, Chicago, Illinois
Havens, Mrs. Mabel, Long Beach, California
Hyndman, Mrs. Grace, Wichita, Kansas
Lynch, Mrs. Ethel, Portland, Oregon
MacIntyre, Mrs. Kate, Corpus Christi, Texas
O’Brien, Miss Lilian, Kansas City, Missouri
Porter, Mrs. Edith, Topeka, Kansas
Renn, Mrs. Della, Houston, Texas
Saylor, Mrs. Vivian, Los Angeles, California
Shawver, Mrs. Lottie, Lincoln, Nebraska
Sutcliff, Miss Juanita, Twin Falls, Idaho
Stewart, Mrs. Laura, Kansas City, Missouri
Taylor, Mrs. Laura, San Diego, California
Woodcock, Mrs. Maude, Miles City, Montana
IN MEMORIAM
Hitchcock, Mrs. Olive
McKee, Mrs. Lottie
Rothrock, Mrs. Grace
Prentis, Mrs. Noble
Metcalf, Mrs. Mildred
Hackney, Mrs. Clara
Luening, Miss Katharine
Hoge, Miss Josephine
“The educated person should be the kindest person, the finest person, the most honorable and the most considerate — all education which does not soften your heart and smooth your spirit — all education which you keep to yourself and for yourself is waste, just waste. Learning is a torch which must be passed on and on, quickly to light the world.”
MARY E. WOOLLEY
NOVEMBER THIRD
Roll Call
Book Review - Mrs. Rothrock
Hostess — Miss Sulsar
OCTOBER SIXTH
Covered Dish Supper: 7 o’clock
Greetings from the President Mrs. Swan
Presentation of Year Books
Vacation Notes Members
Hostess — Mrs. Swan
Hostess — Miss Lucille Stipp
OCTOBER TWENTIETH
Roll Call
Magic Carpet of Travel —
Mount Vernon Miss Hoge
Westminster Abbey Mrs. Knowles
Girard College Mrs. Grace Smith
Bok Singing Tower ..Mrs. Blanche Smith
Endless Cave
NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH
Roll Call
World Letters ............................Miss Georgia Stipp
Hostess — Mrs. Knowles
DECEMBER FIRST
Roll Call
Good Citizenship, The Keystone of Democracy....Mrs. Peniwell
Hostess — Mrs. Caldwell
DECEMBER FIFTEENTH
Roll Call
South American Life and Culture ...........Mrs. Grace Smith
Hostess — Miss Townsend
JANUARY FIFTH
Roll Call
Lighting and How It Has Affected Our
Daily Lives .................................Miss Newbold
Hostess — Mrs. Rothrock
JANUARY NINETEENTH
Roll Call
A Modern Play .................................Mrs. Whitfield
Hostess — Miss Newbold
FEBRUARY SECOND
Roll Call
Panel Discussion: The Middle Aged Woman Goes to Bat With Father Time —
Mrs. Van Voorhees, Leader Mrs. Knowles Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Swan
Hostess — Mrs. Fossett
Roll Call FEBRUARY SIXTEENTH
Book Review Hostess — Miss Harper
Roll Call MARCH FIRST
American Honor . Miss Harper Hostess — Mrs. Fisher
Roll Call MARCH FIFTEENTH
Safety Hostess — Miss Georgia Stipp
MARCH TWENTY - NINTH
Roll Call
Canada .....................................Miss Lucille Stipp
Hostess — Mrs. Whitfield
APRIL TWELFTH
Roll Call
The Story Behind the New Spring Dress ..........Mrs. Fossett
Hostess — Miss Hoge
APRIL TWENTY - SIXTH
Roll Call
About Advertising...............................Miss Alderson
Hostess — Mrs. Van Voorhees
MAY TENTH
Roll Call
Women in Affairs of the Nation ...........................Miss Sulsar
Hostess — Mrs. Peniwell
MAY TWENTY - FOURTH
Roll Call
Modern Medical Research .......................Mrs. Caldwell
Hostess — Miss Alderson
Club Frolic
JUNE SEVENTH
Hostess — Mrs. Blanche Smith
Original Format
Small bound program booklet approximately 5 1/2" wide X 5" tall, in printed cover
Title
Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club - 1939-1940, Wellington, Kansas
Scroll down to view and search inside this booklet.
Subject
Wellington, Kansas--History
Wellington, Kansas--Civic Organizations
Wellington, Kansas--Community Clubs
Description
Club Booklet for the Prentis Study Club of Wellington, Kansas 1939-1940, Organized 1898, Federated With State - District - County
Creator
Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas
Source
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Publisher
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Date
1939-1940
Relation
Sumner County Club Booklet Collection
Wellington History Collection
Format
application/pdf
Language
English
Type
Programs
Yearbook
Coverage
1939 - 1940
Citation
Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, “Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club - 1939-1940, Wellington, Kansas,” Wellington Digital Collections, accessed April 20, 2024, https://wellington.digitalsckls.info/item/58.Text
Prentis Study Club
1939-1940
WELLINGTON, KANSAS
Prentis Study Club
1939-1940
Organized 1898 Federated
State - District - County
Color: Turquoise Blue Flower: White Carnation
Motto: “Literature Is Ultimate Truth and Beauty Interpreted.”
COMMITTEES
OFFICERS
President ...................................Mrs. Gertrude C. Swan
Vice-President ..................................Mrs. Alda Fossett
Secretary .......................................Mrs. Grace Smith
Treasurer........................................Miss Eloise Harper
Program
Miss Georgia Stipp Miss Ida V. Hoge Miss Lucille Stipp
Friendly
Mrs. LeOta Caldwell Mrs. Maude Rothrock
Civic
Mrs. Sophia Knowles Mrs. Myrtle Whitfield Mrs. Myrtle Fisher
Social
Mrs. Blanche Smith Miss Cora Newbold
Miss Mattie Sulsar Miss Anne Townsend
Mrs. Lee Peniwell Miss Noveline Alderson
Reporter Historian
Mrs. Alda Fossett Mrs. Berthe Van Voorhees
Member* Phone Roll Call
Miss Noveline Alderson 493 Press
Mrs. LeOta Caldwell 813 ....Fashions
Mrs. Myrtle Fisher 295 Foreign News
Mrs. Alda Fossett 306 Household Hints
Miss Eloise Harper 249 Art
Miss Ida V. Hoge 31 Science and Invention
Mrs. Sohia Knowles 166 Music
Miss Cora Newbold 931W .... Religion
Mrs. Lee Peniwell
Mrs. Maude Rothrock 907 Outstanding Women
Mrs. Blanche Smith 357 Hobbies
Mrs. Grace Smith Education
Miss Georgia Stipp 877W New Books
Miss Lucille Stipp 877W ..... National News
Miss Mattie Sulsar 249 Radio
Mrs. Gertrude C. Swan 1546 Federation News
Miss Anne Townsend 1316J Cinema
Mrs. Berthe Van Voorhees 122 Stage
Mrs. Myrtle Whitfield 1401J The Great Outdoors
HONORARY MEMBERS
Barron, Mrs. Meta, Pratt, Kansas
Bolte, Mrs. Mabel, Orange, New Jersey
Brown, Mrs. Elia, Portland, Oregon
Butts, Mrs. Mary, Chicago, Illinois
Church, Mrs. Maude, Long Beach, California
Clark, Mrs. Ruth, Wichita, Kansas
Finney, Mrs. Grace, Arkansas City, Kansas
Halliday, Miss Gertrude, Chicago, Illinois
Havens, Mrs. Mabel, Long Beach, California
Hyndman, Mrs. Grace, Wichita, Kansas
Lynch, Mrs. Ethel, Portland, Oregon
MacIntyre, Mrs. Kate, Corpus Christi, Texas
O’Brien, Miss Lilian, Kansas City, Missouri
Porter, Mrs. Edith, Topeka, Kansas
Renn, Mrs. Della, Houston, Texas
Saylor, Mrs. Vivian, Los Angeles, California
Shawver, Mrs. Lottie, Lincoln, Nebraska
Sutcliff, Miss Juanita, Twin Falls, Idaho
Stewart, Mrs. Laura, Kansas City, Missouri
Taylor, Mrs. Laura, San Diego, California
Woodcock, Mrs. Maude, Miles City, Montana
IN MEMORIAM
Hitchcock, Mrs. Olive
McKee, Mrs. Lottie
Rothrock, Mrs. Grace
Prentis, Mrs. Noble
Metcalf, Mrs. Mildred
Hackney, Mrs. Clara
Luening, Miss Katharine
Hoge, Miss Josephine
“The educated person should be the kindest person, the finest person, the most honorable and the most considerate — all education which does not soften your heart and smooth your spirit — all education which you keep to yourself and for yourself is waste, just waste. Learning is a torch which must be passed on and on, quickly to light the world.”
MARY E. WOOLLEY
NOVEMBER THIRD
Roll Call
Book Review - Mrs. Rothrock
Hostess — Miss Sulsar
OCTOBER SIXTH
Covered Dish Supper: 7 o’clock
Greetings from the President Mrs. Swan
Presentation of Year Books
Vacation Notes Members
Hostess — Mrs. Swan
Hostess — Miss Lucille Stipp
OCTOBER TWENTIETH
Roll Call
Magic Carpet of Travel —
Mount Vernon Miss Hoge
Westminster Abbey Mrs. Knowles
Girard College Mrs. Grace Smith
Bok Singing Tower ..Mrs. Blanche Smith
Endless Cave
NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH
Roll Call
World Letters ............................Miss Georgia Stipp
Hostess — Mrs. Knowles
DECEMBER FIRST
Roll Call
Good Citizenship, The Keystone of Democracy....Mrs. Peniwell
Hostess — Mrs. Caldwell
DECEMBER FIFTEENTH
Roll Call
South American Life and Culture ...........Mrs. Grace Smith
Hostess — Miss Townsend
JANUARY FIFTH
Roll Call
Lighting and How It Has Affected Our
Daily Lives .................................Miss Newbold
Hostess — Mrs. Rothrock
JANUARY NINETEENTH
Roll Call
A Modern Play .................................Mrs. Whitfield
Hostess — Miss Newbold
FEBRUARY SECOND
Roll Call
Panel Discussion: The Middle Aged Woman Goes to Bat With Father Time —
Mrs. Van Voorhees, Leader Mrs. Knowles Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Swan
Hostess — Mrs. Fossett
Roll Call FEBRUARY SIXTEENTH
Book Review Hostess — Miss Harper
Roll Call MARCH FIRST
American Honor . Miss Harper Hostess — Mrs. Fisher
Roll Call MARCH FIFTEENTH
Safety Hostess — Miss Georgia Stipp
MARCH TWENTY - NINTH
Roll Call
Canada .....................................Miss Lucille Stipp
Hostess — Mrs. Whitfield
APRIL TWELFTH
Roll Call
The Story Behind the New Spring Dress ..........Mrs. Fossett
Hostess — Miss Hoge
APRIL TWENTY - SIXTH
Roll Call
About Advertising...............................Miss Alderson
Hostess — Mrs. Van Voorhees
MAY TENTH
Roll Call
Women in Affairs of the Nation ...........................Miss Sulsar
Hostess — Mrs. Peniwell
MAY TWENTY - FOURTH
Roll Call
Modern Medical Research .......................Mrs. Caldwell
Hostess — Miss Alderson
Club Frolic
JUNE SEVENTH
Hostess — Mrs. Blanche Smith
Original Format
Small bound program booklet approximately 5 1/2" wide X 5" tall, in printed cover