Edythe Brown and Devoe Gordon Wed in Lawrence Home
Miss Edythe Brown of Lawrence married Devoe W. Gordon of Eudora yesterday at Rev. Edward Hislop’s home. After a brief Kansas City visit the couple will reside on a farm near De Soto. The day featured a yellow color scheme with bridge luncheon tributes to Miss Jane Miller and Miss Ruth Campbell among a host of local guests and society events in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe ‘Brown
Lawrence
Devoe W. Gordon
Eudora
Edward Hislop
Kansas City
Jane Miller
Minneapolis
Minny
Dorothy Stanton
Madeline Me‘kine
Miss Miller
Ruth
Campbell
Maurine
Downing
Audrey Bunker
Ruth Wellman
Martha Wellman
Ruth Campbell
Dorothea Simons
Jassieily Preyer
Thekla Fhenicie
Underwood
Miss
Ruth’ Parry
Laming
Branch
Mista’ Brown
Helen’ Holke
McKene
Stanten
City Federation of Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Federation Council
Goldwin Goldsmith
University School of Engineering
Enoke
Lena Miller
American Homes
Augmented Choir at First Methodist Church Concert
An augmented choir under Mrs. George Lowman will present Easter music at First Methodist Church Sunday at 7 30 p m. The program includes organ preludes, anthems, violin solos by Miss Roe Elemer and Miss Hemphill, duets by Mrs Lowman and Any Larremore, and vocal solos and instrumental numbers performed by a group of named singers and musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
George Lowman
Dubois
Geunod
Rhee
Eleiner
Hemphill
Shitli
Lowman
Gaines
Elite Ablica Offertors
Vislin
Euersteiner
Crucifix Faure
Geist
McKinney
Postlude
Marche “Triomphale
Any Larremore
Mary “Young
Ncontralta
Leila Hemphill
Melvin Geist
Raymond Wilcott
Sjoward Mckinley
Osvar Shyder
Miks Dorothy Kuersteiner
Lee 5
Grethe
Handel
Phine Forth
Tarremore
Vi- Ruersteiner
Ieee
Dinkeis
Vieuxtemps
Mir
Ounud
Poiret Advocates Trousers For White Chiffon Dress
Paris fashion note: Paul Poiret recommends trousers instead of a straight foundation skirt for a white chiffon dress with black edging and crystal waist motif. The effect varies with stance, suggesting a portable style option for the wearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paul “Poiret
Aunt by Roper? Owt Ei
A truncated syndicated cartoon note from 1928 hints at a titled piece by Roper. The brief line suggests a playful or puzzle layout in a reprinted feature with minimal readable text. No further context available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roper
Local personals hinge on Easter travel and visits
A stream of notices lists Mr. and Mrs. B C Scott and children Audrey and Charles Thomas traveling to Council Grove for Easter, William Seigel headed to Kansas City, Perley Skiles to Norton county, Miss Grace Light arriving from New York, Mrs. James Fitzpatrick visiting in town, and numerous others to Kansas City or nearby towns for holiday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C. Scott
Audrey Scott
Charles
Thomas
Council Grove
William Seigel
Kansas City
Perley Skiles
Norton County
Grace Light
New York City
H. M. Light
James Fitzpatrick
San Diego
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Betty Goldsmith
Frances Beverstock
Quentin L. Richard
Tndianapolis
Andidl
Frances Wilson
Marguerite “Eustace
Jantha
Hinesly
Rosewell Finnesly
F. M. Benedict
Kansas
D. Etzenhanser
W. H. McConnell
den- Glen
C. Cart
EL Melvin
Leavenaworth
Legal Basin
de M. Fitzpatrick
Edith $. Miller
Uestay
Excelsior
Springs
Patricia Hatfield
Olathe
Madeline Ashton
University of Illinois
C. H. Ashton
Dean
D. M. Swarthout
Evelyn
Ruth
Alice _Moncrieff
Bonner ‘Springs
Genevieve Lee
Johnson Heads Hi-Y at Lawrence High School
Ellis Johnson, a Lawrence High School junior, was chosen president of the HI-Y organization for next year. Other officers elected include vice president Arthur Endacott secretary Willard Weybright and treasurer Melvin Griffith. Initiation ceremonies for the new officers will likely be held later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Phi Mes
Arlee Roberts
Marie Brown
Crys Soxmen
Florence Compton
Mary Fearing
Crystal Soxman
Vivian ‘Kagi
Faye Gosper
Opha Kirby
Roberts
Ellis Johnson
Awrence High School
Hi-Y
Arthur Endacott
Willard” Weybright
Melvin Griffith
Local notes from De Soto area residents and visitors
Bolora on Ed Corcoran travels to Kansas City stopped between trains at W Dent home. Mrs Mitchell ill. Mrs Cheatwood, Mrs Baker visit. Farms, births, sickness, and social visits chronicled. Ford, Bracken, Bird, Cox, and Hunter families appear with daily tasks and local events across De Soto and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Corcoran
Bolora
Kansas City
W. Dent
Mitchell
Fiu
Fred Cheatwood
Charles Baker
LB. Penner
W.H. Dent
Harry Stambaugh
Len’ Plummer
de Soto
Eve Hunter
A. S. Bracken
I Red . Cox
Christian Ladies’ Aid
Jerry Kiser
Olathe
Schutz
Syawnence
Smith
Sam, Kraye
Harry Cramer
Theodore Bird, Jr
Fred Co
Kenneth M. Baird
Overland Park
Jasper Lesueur
de Sat
Sunday Visits Across Kansas and Nebraska Families
William traveled to Kansas on Sunday and spent the day with Caldwell family and Wes Caldwell. Charles French and family of Del Soto were with Mrs Gene parents C. H. Musser and Mrs Clyde Haite and family. Mr and Mrs Sidmore of Kansas City called at Bracken home. F Stambaugh and son Floyd of Monticello neighborhood visited their son Harry Stambaugh Sunday. Most potato growers in the section are plowing for the first time. A bus runs three trips daily from Kansas City to De Soto along the new highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Corliss
Sam. Boyd
W. HeDenty
John ‘Turner
John = Penner
Ennere
Dearman
Kiser
Maywood
Fay Stambaugh
Mabel Bird
Fred .Gordon
Baldwin
I Rock
de Soto
Oma Dent
Geeereey
Helen Cox
Kansas City
Wade Hunter
Kansas” City
Erle Hunter
John Gibner
de Sota
F. C
Cheatwood
Fred Caldwell
William
Kansas
Caldwell
Wes. Caldwell
Charles French
del Soto
Gene
C. H. Musser
Clyde
Haite
Sidmore
And
Women Grateful For New Cream Cleansing Cream Ad
An advertisement touts a new cleansing cream containing cocoa butter that melts into the skin to remove dirt and grime. It claims suitability for dry or loose skin, helps keep a peachy youthful complexion, and claims wrinkle prevention. Available at local drug stores MELLO-GLO Cleansing Cream companion to MELLO-GLO Face Powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gily
Eldridge
Round Corner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mabel Stevenson
Coterie Club
Thimble
la Veta Madden
Margaret Schumann
Thelma Stevenson
Eleanor Hadl
Holloway's Hall
Lawrence’ Art Club
C. C. Bowman
Tennessee Street
Fanless Stuart
West and Trumbull
Monslay
Court House
Grace Perky
H. H. Lane
Kaw Valley Gardens Association
George E. Taylor Jr
Willard
William Fe Arnold
Dale Doane
Junior Dunn
John Fulton
Max Gish
Fayean. Gish
Duane Morrow
Ted Obie
Rorer Quakenbush
Tommy Rickard
Leonard Roper
Francis Rucker
Lenore Christy
Eugene Christy
Mary Blanchard
Jean Marie Conger
Dorothy Jean Courtney
Jamita Eudaly
Wanda Marin
Mina Lou’ Creason
Charlesell
Joyce Rutherford
Anna C. Gibson
William H. Butler
T. G. Stevenson
Mary Howell
Oak Ridge Farm
Bureau
H.G. van Neste
Thomas van Nice
Reed
Frank Bereiter
van Nice
Rumsey
Colonial Tea Room
W . R.gorrill
John Clevenger
J. R.rolmes
J. G. McEhinney
H. Ajetmare
Mary Alice Gorrill
Mary May Hutton
Violet McKone
Dorothy Peterison
Iva Lee Torney
Publishers Syndicat
School of Fine Arts ‘of the University
Ziad
Johnson
Corliss
Fred Cox
DeSoto
Bracken
Bonner Springs
Jode Hague
Charles Gooner
Joh Turner
W. H. Deni
Boone
de Soto Veterinary
Charles McDaniels
Theodore Bird
Ed Shome
Bird
Pete
Randall
Emporia State
Gallere
Johnson County
Prof. Brown
Cedar Junction
Blake Miller
Nldce
Wilson
A.‘S. Bracken
L. L.corliss
Moflern
C. A. Felten
Mrs. Riggs
Market Basket
Gotham
Stepins
Dana
Cascade Shapes
Rayon
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