Local clubs and school events fill weekend social calendar
Mrs J P Cong hosted Quivira club on March 23 with 17 members and guest Miss Arthur Jung. Papers on Literature of the Bible cited by Mrs Wilson Badkus. service led by Mrs R G Patterson’s chosen poem Thy Strength. Next week at Mrs A D Johnson’s home 800 Illinois Street, National Parks lesson led by Mrs N H Bailey and Nobility by Alice Cary.
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J. P. Cong
Lawrence
Louie Gephart
A. D. Johnson
Ilinois Street
Lesan
National Parks and Conservation
N. H. Bailey
Orley Smith
Asa
Alice
Cary
Cornell
S. J. Churchill
Flora Colman
Sarah Stone
Aoa
Local groups schedule meetings and social events
City federation of women invited to meet with the council tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock in City Hall. Past Noble Grands club of the Rebekah lodge entertained at Mrs Paul A Lange 782 Rhode Island Street tomorrow at 2 30 with Mrs E E Griggs and Mrs F M Tidrow assisting. Easter thoughts discussed. Kappa Alpha Theta sorority guests for dinner tonight include Dean and Mrs Frank T Stockton and others. Mrs Stockton hosted the Mierceles club lunch yesterday at 1025 Missouri Street with twelve guests and bridge. Alumnae club Gamma Phi Beta met last evening with Mrs Fred Ellsworth for bridge and light refreshments. Senior Missionary Society of the First Christian Church meets at Mrs John Strong tomorrow at 2 30. Mrs Lee McCain’s Woman’s Society of the First Baptist meets at Mrs Ray McClellan 115 East Nineteenth Street tomorrow afternoon at 2 30. A shorthand class is offered at the business college.
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Noble Grands’ Club
Rebekah’ Lodge
Paul A. Lange
Rhode Island Street
Frank T. Stockton
Kates
Mierceles Club
Luncheson
Missouri Stiteet
Bridge
Gamma Phi Beta
Fred Ellsworth
John Strong
Missionary Society of
First Christian Church
Lee McCain
Woman's Society of the First Baptist
Ray ‘McClellan
East Nineteenth Street
Personal notices of society figures travel and theatre plans
Mrs Birdie Barber of Manhattan visits relatives in Lawrence while Mrs W B Dalton travels to Kansas City for a Wellesley alumnae meeting and a luncheon. They will attend Sakura at the Shubert theatre. Numerous academics and students from the University and local colleges travel to Topeka Kansas City and Girard for meetings, conventions, and visits.
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Birdie Barber
Manhattan
S. Kreeth
Lawrence
W.B. Dalton
Kansas City
Wellesley
Woman’s City Club
Walker Whiteside
Shubert
C.E
Holton
W.A. Dill
Leberal
Merchants Institute
D. M. Swarthout
University of Aunt
Ernest Seidel
William ‘Decking
Topeka
J. G. Piper
M. W. Bass
Eldorado
M. W. Bass Jr
Dread Training School
Edwin M. Belles
Walter Johns
W. W. Whitlock
Girard
Girardihe
Phi Wu Alpha
Deaths and Funerals for Hermuth and Blankenship
Mrs. Katherine Hermuth aged 74 died at 11 200 telock last night at her son F T Hermuth s home 1315 Connecticut Street Funeral arrangements to be announced later Mrs Lillie Blankenship died in Kansas City February 17 and will be buried Clinton Cemetery Saturday April 4 The body will arrive in Lawrence at 11 50 on the Santa Fe and a service will be held at the grave side A note mentions a Lawrence Business College course and Rankin s fancy stationery at Nine Stars 1101 Pass
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Sophinia
Muehleach
Pauline Patton
Tulsa
Okla
O.W. Malonky
Lawrence Morris
Lawrence
New York City
Catherine Jané Mason
Clell Todd
Ruth Hoover
University Department of Physical Education
Jéannetta’ Mc+Elhiney
Urbana
Women’s Athletic Association
University of Ilinois
Katherine Hermuth
F. T. Hermuth
Connecticut Street
Lillie Blankenship
Kansas City
Clinton Cemetery
Girls Prepare Nightly Performance At Liberty Memorial High
About 400 junior and senior high girls will perform at Liberty Memorial High tonight at 8. The junior high orchestra led by Gala Confel will provide music as Anna Alexander is set to perform a special toe dance. The volleyball championship between junior and senior girls will be decided during the entertainment featuring twenty two players split on two teams with eleven per side.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Gala Cof‘nel
Anna Alexander
Sender High
Wooden Soldiers
Jumping Jack
Raggedy Ann
Raggedy
Andy
Maxine Verdiers
Maxine Verney
Raggedy Anna
Jean
Jackman
Nancy, Wilcox
Penkin
Physicians Convene for Golden Belt Medical Meet in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas on April 2 physicians and surgeons from northern Kansas gather for the Golden Belt Medical Society annual meeting. Opening program begins at 3 pm with talks by Dr Jabez N Jackson and Dr Earl G Brown. Medical staffs from three local hospitals will present clinics and demonstrations. A 6 pm University Club dinner follows with remarks and Dr Karl Menninger of Topeka serving as toastmaster.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Golden’ ‘Belt Medical Society
Jabez N. Jackson
Kansas City
Earl G. Brown
State Board of Health
University Club
Karl Menninger
Association
Refunding auto tax to Kansas counties in 1924
Topeka announces the state refunds 64,296.78 from the automobile license fund to 105 counties after expenses of the automobile bureau for 1924. The tax return equals 15.5 cents per license from 50 cents, while total 1924 license revenue was about 200,000 dollars. Bureau costs included plates, mailing, inspectors, and office supplies totaling roughly 186,000 dollars.
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Topeka
Kan
W C A Elects Officers for Next Year at Local High School
The W C A elects Willardean Harner as president Edna Lemon vice president Helen Hungerford secretary Katherine Weatherby treasurer for the next year. Other cabinet members will be named by the president soon. The meeting also stresses spiritual uplift and Christian service as core values and mentions a new shorthand class starting at the business college next Monday with Lemon Cream lotion by Rankin's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willardean ‘Harner
I Lapmoviice High School
C. A
Willardean Harner
Edna Lemon
Helen Hungerford
Katherine Weatherby
Auto Owners to Tax for Damaged Austrian Roads
Vienna April 2. The 30,000 pleasure autos motor trucks and motor cycles injure roads not built for such traffic. Owners must pay for road maintenance via a taxation system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Associated Press
Austria
Revival Address Praised at United Brethren Church
Those absent from the United Brethren revival meeting missed a fine evangelistic address in Lawrence. Dr. Jones spoke on The Symptoms of Salvation, delivering a strong message on spiritual awakening and personal renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Lawrence
Dr. Jones
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