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. Thursday's Calendar. Irenes, Otis, and Wilhelmin- nfi CoSoniEl club, at bom* of Mrs. D- E. Lavrrepce; Mrs fc0r«, smsiwt -fMayes, not Consiituliea. 2:30 o'clock, -4d SOii Geor - ?,Helplul Hint club, masked Hallo- '.7“ - v SETS: °£ lka’ ’*r«en parly, et home of Mrs. S. Beach, iT,’ * d K* Cosine { ----tm cfldreD‘ Kenneth. Donna and !,655 Chestnut. f Rlnker Community club,' at home of Mr*. J. |L Miher, aO Union. 2 o'clock.Bills Lee, and Mrs. J. £. Robinson jand sons, Duaaet Jimmie Dean and iV- Jlttia, J.VZU V**ZV‘ia *■ U UiUXA, i^L|G44« JjJCountry- dub bndse dinner, at clUV ! Fjoyd, of Emporiahouie, 7 o'clock. jat * * IParty for Mrt. JicCnbe. j . $5? H^Sef ^rk^f ^er- [r^STSShi ?*? jKLi* JSf! f ?sd4h* “em5*« of a?rSSt !Frank McCabe* 14 . Rural* gath-jcluo Tuesdav afternoon at her «ersd at her home Monday evening {home, 9** State S£ I R 1for * birthday party They gave j BrickelL 5ad a iaper on %?eher a shower of handkerchiefs and i Jtir^r Systems o* the vJtSS■flow ers. The evening was spent j States.” W ». Roi ci he£SwX s™IT' I Tr?**. C°!l*se *«**• addr^ '/* . * etJ lI»e duD on “The Influence-of i• Geography on Social Activities. jcv'• V- .•Entertains Faculty Women.Mrs. R. J, Paulette talked on.theFnf lLlr*C lt;fecuJt' w°»- Philippine Islands6 The club’s i f A th. college met Mon-• next regular nteetlnsr will ha at'day afternoon at the home of MreJ the hori of Mrs GV Price, j£-, H' L,a5rer-C ln Thomas hail, j • .1 . * fThe assisting hostesses were Miss | iAlma White. -Miss Eunice Peter- Perjons^iichrtst. ■son. and Miss Mildred McMurtrw j ^ahounce£nenT has been re-; Social plans for the year and a ! ce5Telt;i il3 Bmporia of the marriage j party for students were discussed i°^GeorSe 6- Gilchrist, of Kansas] end games were played The host-' forn;!,er3y of -Emporia, - -and \esses served refreshments ’ !^!ss Grace Erkins, also of |* » . ' J Kansas City. The wedding took •j place October 3. .Mr. Gilchrist is ii Plan Inspection and Dinner. ,Plans for an inspection meet-1“ raattr*e P1 .the Emporia high tug to be held the evening of Oe-j5'^ apd the College ,tbber 33 were made by the Sons of Em9®”a- • He is a realtor in ! Veterans auxiliary at its regular i 3u‘ -neMr' and Mr5’ Gl!* jtv*,, __ , . LfirjSt 1C ill nf* 3 t hnma ?meeting Monday evening' in G. A. j JLiU f , a\-i?“Tc* af{e, lt;Tt ball Vfrc r«nrn Mnf'nm*. i N°V?nifcer I at 2o01 LinWOOtl fhall. Mrs. Laura McComas,jrf°7nicef I «. 2501 Linw of Topeka, state vice-president, i ’ Kansas City, Mo.i- i.■wiU Inspect the .auxiliary. Pre-.. w - ...ceding: the meeting a dinner win } ” n Halioween Carnival,be served Trhicfe tvUI be attended \ \ for a Halloween carniral jby auxiliary*, members and Sons tT ; be held- in the Legion club- ? Veterans. G. R. men will be quests | ^oorns the evening of October 28, I of honor. ; were made at a meeting of the i* * * ’ ; Lesion Auxiliary- Tuesday eve- rThesanrus Club 3feet^. I Tfce enterLaiument will be ;Mrs. Rice Brown was hostess st i^r -benefit of the auxiliary • Tuesday's meeting of tbs Thesaur- I ^unds, to finance patriotic pro- : us club at her home, 1223 Lawr-|i2C*p sponsored by the orgaolza- ' ^ence, Mrs. Bert Nash read a paper I ^0n- an^ tQ make money for ex- * * on lt;J3linera3 Resources and Con-] hfuses t5t^ state convention to i 0 servatlon in the United StateV/r jte beld in Emporia nexc year. ( ^and Mrs. Virgil Hurt renewed i TJls carnival plans include a; was ^lt;4 T% . I'. J . ._•» #'V1 _■» »w' _ .. _ *\S\ w. fv. hi -aT — V. . 1 .__ - 1tea oiDay and Mrs. Jay Sou'h wcra i ^adjs°o *s general chairman of guests. Mrs. Carl'salsar assisted •tbe «o®“ittee on arrang-smexjt;. the hostess in serving. jaad a. chairman has been ap-* * * i pointed to ba in charge of eachtbarrfwife,dren.who I Bolen•Innto Sleets. j pf the booths. They are: LunchMrs. F. T. Owen entertained ihs ; hooth. Mrs. Joe Krueger; apron ; . members of the' Jnato Tuesilar i“00tIl‘ Mrs. J. B- Mathews; con- jafternoon at her home. 1319 Lawrl j rett!. hooih, Mrs, George Gibson: j |-ence. Mrs. J. V. Paxton had i carQ‘'5ra'1 novelty booth. Mrs. i orn charge of the program, and read z l-Jsmes SL Clair. Members of the ] story from “Tbe Little Karoo a ! American Legion will, assist in ar- ! collection of African stories. ’ jrangaments for the dance.* * *■ i lt;* ^Study Sandbergs Poetry.Sirs. J- W. COTfrrdHI was bosi- { qss to- th© msinbers of the Par*Club Hus Memorial Program. The 3L I. P. club iae! Tuesday afternoon at tbe borne of Mrs_Hifie Cliitty, .814 Cottonwood, c’ub Tuesdav e.fternooii.Members responded to' roll-call with current eveoLs, A memorialMrs, J. 0- Graham^ was fn charge of 'the program. She talked on - -i cxxxi. oiirr VAiK.tJri uuprogram war. given honoring the i *he biography of Carl Sandburg,, memrry pf^the Jate Mrs,' Myra i read several of his .poems, i ■ Davis, who wks a member of the.-^be club’s next regular meetlngl club. Guesig of the club were: j ^tl be with Mrs* Carrie Cox. \ Mrs. Va Robinson and daughter, j - * * *Betty: Mrs. D. B. Kealy and ^Jiss j Club Hears Jnnior Orchestra. *** w*. «te»dearis, 931 Lakeview. [s a new member. The club’s next meetingtheBusiness and • Professional Worn-} enrs club dinner Tuesday evening 1j,. ..___ . ,—, . ° uuu umner iuesnar eveningwin be neid Koveaiber 4. at the the v w r \ t.AiJ 1-W. of Mrs. P. K. aotfcltsr. SSfj ations and * favot Srrfed out' I Halloween ideas.' Following- the1 Planer, a short program wasMeeting of LiteraryThe Literary Leape metres-^ * rummuso sale :otTeMGtoA'eU** \Trc T *» t lie. 7 mk io i6 oe!dGlad^elter. Mrs. J, H. Lawrence | October 30 In the basement of '■made a comparison of racial rela-i :he V W C \ itions in 1775 and in 1525. Mrs. R- H. Jaqaith gave a short sketch of the life of.Anzia Tezierska andOo5moiKltraiZ Club 3Ie«ts.read her stton' ‘Thp Af 1^. Cosmopolitan chib met : Land.- The a«t m4fa? ^ ^ IheB J^oyember 3 at the of rll 1Mrs. Howard Dunlap, and will be the clnb'e guest day.« * wby Mrs. J. M, Parrtngtpn oe ! ’'Mineral Pwesources and Cbnser- \{ation/- and the other by Mrs.S cvu i-LC X. ». o v JPresoyterian church ate dinner together Tuesday 3Tuning in the church basement. Mr. Miller teaches the young women and Mr. J Price the young men. Short talks were made by the teachers. CircleR. Bailey.(First published In The Emporia Daily I Gazette. Ocicber 30. 3S25.) ' iNOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.th/dinner*1^163 A:d S0CSety serTe- ! hereby is given the creditorsj.md all others interested in the estateRosearcjt Qnh Meets.of George VT. Drobert. deceased, that! I the undersignfd has on file a report j ■ of Its administration and' wiil make!Mrs. \V. HI Brooks was hostess j I’* ■**“*»*«Wirm. a guest ofWdnl, She . -ho'ire^M^iwiaM o? i°h ’. - --- of the deceased, and a hearing bad! ,S defiiaa to administrator’s and attorney’s i with gFor froci:op home life ia Korea,* • *Oozine Family Has Rcnnion.A reunioE of the L. A. Cozine family wan held Stmdav at the home of Mrs. C. E. Clark, a daughter of Mr. and Mr^ Cozine, who lives i2 'miles ease of Emporia. All Mr. and Mrs. Cczine’sfees.-riie Citizens. National Bank, by s. h. Rees, -Trust Officer, of the estate o. George Tt*. Drebort, deceased,(U-6l3r am silk.566 a _supply of these wondcr-chiidren and grandchildren‘were 4 c£?ffr?e^s- oniy °Pen aipresent except one son and a 2_4t ^orabaugh-Paxton’s. 1 for theatn' JT. MenBegiz timiisg office c open atpresent except one son and a granddaughter oV Kansas City. Th0Se present were: Mr. andMrs. L. A. Cozine, Mr. and Mrs. , H- A. Cozinc and children. Law-].
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Emporia Gazette
Emporia, Kansas, US
Wed, Oct 21, 1925
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