Initiation Banquet and Club Talk at Local Church
Kappa Phi will hold its annual initiation banquet Wednesday evening at 6 30 in the basement of the Methodist church. Guest of honor is Sarah Jacobs national president of Kappa Phi. Other speakers include Mrs McKinley Warren Mrs FE Engle Helen Martin Sidonie Schafer Kartrina Baldwin will be toastmistress. Also on the program are vocal and trombone solos by local artists. A W C T U social followed with a varied program at Mrs E Bryant home featured readings songs and music with an Easter theme. Prof L N Flint will discuss The Case For and Against the League of Nations at Parish house Congregational church Wednesday at 745. Supper for Sunday school teachers and workers at Congregational church Wednesday at 630.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Phi
Methodist Church
Sarah Jacobs
Kansas City
Kapp Phi
McKinley Warren
FE. F. Engle
Helen Martin
Sidonie Schafer
Katrina Baldwin
Pauline Correll
Edna Decker
L. N. Flint
E. U. Department of Journalism
League of Nations
Congregational Church
Public Recital at Pra ser Hall by university Fine Arts students
The university Fine Arts Department offers a public recital in the Pra ser Hall chapel Thursday at 8 15 pm open to all with no admission charge. The program includes ensembles, piano solos, vocal numbers, and strings with conductor Frank Kendre, featuring works by Schubert Dowell Gluck Handel and Brahms among others. The Alpha Ni Delia sorority hosts a six o'clock dinner honoring patronesses Mrs R A Schwegler Mrs M T Sadler Mrs A Marks Mrs George L Kreeck and Mrs J W O'Bryon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts
University
Bernice White-Seart
Mac Dowell
Neal
Weed
Barry
Phinney
Orran
Toellmann
Helen
Porter
Theodora
Handel
Plair
Helen Weed
Tiano
Alceste
Gluck-Saint-Saens
Lorna Marie Raub
Alpha Ni Delia
R. A. Schwegler
M. T. Sadler
A. Marks
George L Kreeck
J. W. O’bryon
Wallace W C T U Meeting Raises Funds and Plans
The Wallace W C T U met at Mrs A L Carey home for devotional services and a Bible discussion. Officers appointed fundraising captains to raise one million dollars and prepare entertainment for the drive. Two weeks later the group will reconvene with Mrs Parel and Mrs M B K Mothers League events noted. The Mothers Aid, YWCA and Camp Fire Girls activities are listed alongside a county convention with speaker Mrs Middleton of Kansas City.
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Wallace W. C.T. U
Wallace W. C. T. U
A. L. Carey
Union
Dunn
Lamb
Wo. T. U
Copplewell
Mars. Bureel
Zimmerman
Pulver
Biggs
Vicker
McGioanes
Carey
Steen
Clarence Sheets
WLC
Union Wall
Parel
Middleton
Kansas City
Local residents share travel and voting updates
Personal M. J. Wells, on the editorial staff of the Argentine Republic, returns home to vote. Frank Steen, newly arrived from the oil fields, heads to Topeka for business. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Young return after a three month Ohio visit. Miss Mildred Greene and Miss Mabel Timken travel to Kansas City. Mrs. J. C. Saveall attends a Presbyterian Missionary meeting in Olathe. Mr. and Mrs. George Wruse spend the day in Kansas City. Pastor Frank Jennings, granted six months overseas YMCA leave, sailed from New York. A. E. Paris and Mrs. J. T. Geohardt with John Marshall visit Chanute before returning to Oklahoma City. Mr. and Mrs. W. He Sroith travel to Ottawa for Knights of Security. D. A. Gants of Abilene plans Ottawa visit with Tom Chitwood. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Johnson spend the day in Kansas City. Lieutenant Henry McCurdy writes of an expected sail home. B. W. Chapman, a Lawrence native now in Denver, visits family. Anna Anderson heads to Kan-
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M. J. Wells
Wells
The
Gazette
Frank Steen
Oilie
Topeka
D. H. Young
Ohio
Mildred Greene
Mabel Timken
Kansas City
J.C. Saveall
Olathe
Presbyterian Missonary Society
George Wruse
Teo. Frank Jennings
First Baptist Church
New York City
Aidk Vess
France
Rue d’ Auguesseau
A. EE. F. L'Aris
J.T. Geohdairt
John Marshall
Gen
Ottawa
Tom Chitwood
Chamber of Commerce
R. P. Johnson
Henry McCurdy
S. H. McCurdy
B. W. Chapman
Lawrence
Denver
Colo
M. W. Hill
Anna Anderson
Kan
Local residents and visitors depart for travel and visits
Sus City residents and guests spent the past day visiting friends and relatives. Discharges bring Lieut. William R. Brown home from Washington after work on locating big uns. Harold Learnad plans a California stop via Oregon and Utah to visit kin. Mary Laughtin and Dean Bernad visit Mrs. George Smith before a Augusta weekend. Mrs. Ray Elise heads home to Honolulu after visiting her parents. Opera trip takes several to Kansas City. Harry Allphin returns to Knox City after visiting his mother.
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Sus City
B. G. Miller
Harold Learnad
Lawrence
California
Oregon
Utah
Harry Tonero
Mary Laughtin
Dean Benard
Kansas City
George Smith
John S. Bryde
Augusta
Nans
Ray D. Elise
O. TR. Barker
Honolulu
J. H. Bell
Mable
Popenoe
Isabelle Keeler
Dr. Anderson
Harry Allphin
Knox City
Marion Township Leader Praises Dr Jones Health Restore
After three weeks in Lawrence Hospital W. Preston of Marion township visited the Journal- World to express deep appreciation for Dr G W Jones in restoring him to health. Preston, a longtime Republican wheel horse and prominent local figure, also notes the Saturday Night club was hosted by Dean Schaad of the school of engineering with Professor Shard's paper presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hospital
W. Preston
Marion Township
Journal- World
G. W. Jones
Preston
Republican Party
Dean Schaad
School of Engineering
Professor Shard
Lemon Skin Whitening Lotion Ad Using Lemons and Orchard White
An old advertisement promotes a facial lotion made from the juice of two fresh lemons mixed with three ounces of orchard white. The mix is strained and stored to tone, bleach, and smooth skin on the face neck arms and hands, claiming months of freshness and low cost.
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Avill
Kansas Telephone Directory Changes Due by April 10
All copy for the new telephone directory must be at printers by April 10. Subscribers should notify changes and prospective installations must place orders before April 10 to ensure names appear. The Kansas Telephone Co discusses wireless telephony and electric welding postwar developments with lantern views. Mrs. William Higgins, Mrs. Wi. D. Astuen, and daughter Mary traveled to Kansas City for the day.
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THE
Kansas Telephone CO
William Higgins
Wi. D.astuen
Mary
Kansas City
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