University tea honors house mothers at Myers Hall event
The University society hosted a tea at Myers Hall for house mothers with about 140 attendees. Mrs. EB Lindley and others chaired the tea committees while Miss Peabody and Miss Hopkins performed music. A springlike setup featured pink tulips and matched tapers, with guests including Mrs. L A McNally and Mrs. Charles Radcliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University House
University Wenlth’s
Myers Hall
EB. H. Lindley
W. Rohrnson
W. L. Burdick
E. Kester
K. Kk, Landes
Rs. C
A. L. Owens
Gavin Loughey
Peabody
Aliss Hopkins
Jas
Flint
Harold Consteunt
Bridgettes
L. A. McNally
Minneapol
Charles Radcliffe
George Bullene
Oe Be
Fred Juedick
Mirma Miller
Miss Miller
Radcliffe
Solon Emery
Welcome and Vicinity Social Notes From Hopewell Area
Ed Rockhold and wife hosted Saturday night and Sunday at the Alva Rockhold home with Arthur Rockhold and family from Hopewell as guests. Local residents, visitors, illnesses, and everyday details fill this social roundup including Clayton Randall, Marvin Griffis, and neighbors from Lawrence, Baldwin, and Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rockhold
Alva Rockheld
Arthur Rockhold
Hopewell W
Carl Hird
Paiwalel
Elmer Daniels
High Prairie
W. R. Hauglin
Gale Gimlet
Mrs. Daly
Stony Pot
Elmer Myers
Fred Morton
Clayton Randall
Mar
Vin Griffis
Joseph Lown
Lawence
Marvin Griffis
Leo Jackson
Baldwin
Brokeman
Banwronett
de Wagner
Airs
Everet Craix
Lloyd Crai
Richards
Williams
Lawrence
Russell Deay
Ton Packer
Hopewell
George Kelley
Arthur Hammond
Saturda
James O'Brien
Coal Creek
Charles Rumsey
George Hoskinson
Frank Rebsch
Jake Reusch
Fitch
Kansas City
Fami
Social calendar and community happenings in Lawrence area
Fr iday events include a luncheon auction club meeting at Colonial Tea JW and a founders banquet at Green Owl. Saturday notes list hogs hauled to Kansas City, school tournament results with Arvie Southards winning high jump and three legged races, plus impromptu speech wins by Fredrick Hemphill. Numerous Lawrence residents visitations, travels, and family gatherings are noted across Coal Creek and Baldwin area communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Tapping
Miss Blizz
W. EL Spalaing
Alpha Kippa Psi
Nay Banyguet
Green Owl
Cmipter AZ
J. EG. G
T. EL
Lyle Eby
Philipter
Ey Foundation
Methodist Church
Kappa Pai
Id Ton
Brider
W. Davis
Luk
County Glib
Eudora
George Sloskinson
Kansas City
Carl Heinrich
Arvie Southards
Gene Childs
Fredrick Hemphill
Sunday Notes From Lawrence Area Families
A Lawrence photographer captured a group photo of fifty two relatives during a pleasant Sunday gathering. Guests and family members from Clearfield Winfield and other nearby areas shared meals and stories as Avier Schick and wife spent the week with the George Edmonds. Local residents were seen visiting kin and attending community events while farm work and travel continued in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lird
Lawrence
Ard
Rome Deay
Clearfield
Anna Deay
Wintland
Jesse Deay
Omer Edmonds
Chester Lee
Avier Schick
George Edmonds
Avier
Albert Rose
Crilla Lawson
George McTaggart
Jim Jones
Walter Hadl
Midland
Ray Snow
W. R. Haughn
Morris Raber
Lester Craig
Mart Holcom
George Hoskinson
Kansas City
Odd Fellows Lodge
Lecompton Community Events Highlight Readings and Contests
The W C T U hosts a High School auditorium program with readings and musical numbers plus grade school essays from the Scientific Temperance contest. Public invited with no admission. Local residents attend to Topeka for family losses and scholastic contests feature Slavens, James, Glenn, and Rosemary Glenn excelling in spelling, arithmetic, and silent reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lasswell
Topeka
Cecil Laswell
Cecil
Gerald Holloway
Pupil Events and Local Church Fundraiser Items
Pupils entered the scholastic contest. Maxine Goff stayed from Saturday evening to Monday morning at the Slavens home. Miss Maybelle Slavens hosted Hazel Glenn, Grace Kellogg, Elsie Kellogg, and Winona Dreyer Friday night. Group 5 Methodist Ladies Aid held a food sale on Saturday April 5. Bell's Music Store special hot rolls and durinuta Ady. St Johns church ladies hosted another food sale Saturday April 5 at Sommers' grocery 1021 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Young
Topeka
F Edward ‘McClanahan
McClanahan
N. E. Whipale
Tawi Nee
Frank ‘Clarke
Harvey Glenn
Harr Sutton
George F. Bahams George
L. Glenn
Clarke
Elsie Laswell
Marion Laswell
Lawrence
Henrietta Slavens
Lecompton
Nellie Marie James
Edith Slavens
Rosemary Glenn
Glenn
Slavens
Earl Glenn
Riley
Mine Goff
Maxine Goff
Maybelle Slavens
Hazel Glenn
Grace and
Elsie Kellogg
Winona Dreyer
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Bell's
Sommers
Ladies of St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Buster Brown
Tige
Brownbilt Shoe Store
Massachusetts St. Lawrence
Kansas
Patee Theatre
Myers and Son Greenhouse
Mich
Shapes & Leathers
Kayser
Aphrodite
Aurora
Diana
Juno
Phoebe
Vesta
Boston Ferns
Kirk
Cocoa Hardwater Castile
James S. Kirk & Company
Chicago
U.S. A
Fischers
Ci Shoes
Weoure
Peacock Creations
Dapper
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