Local social notes feature bridge hosts and club events
Mrs R L Robinson and Miss Alma Busse hosted a Monday Uptown dinner bridge at the Manor with Mrs Wilfred Hunsinger as a guest. Miss Inez Wilson and Miss Sue Dorrell won high prizes. Mrs W F Kissick plans a spring colored bridge luncheon for twelve. The South Side Reading club met at Mrs Charles Spray's home, where Mrs Melvin Miller read a paper on The Old Colored Minister of the South. A guessing game drew Russell Shaw, a guest. On April 18, guest day at Mrs Franz Wiedemann's home with Mrs O R Bales in charge. Delegates to Theis Epsilon’s national convention arrive today. 25-30 delegates expected from University of Iowa, Iowa State College, and Kansas State. Headquarters: Charles W. Thomas, 1124 Mississippi Street. First business meeting tomorrow morning. tea for visitors at Westminster Hall at 4 pm. Banquet at the Manor tomorrow night with Miss Rowena Longshore as toastmistress. Dr. Frank Strong to address First Baptist Church Sunday at 2 pm. Mrs Paul C Rankin sponsor. patrons: Mrs Frank Strong, Mrs L E Sisson, Mrs C C Cunningham, and Miss Frances Andrews.
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R. L. Robinson
Alma. Busse
the Manor
Wilfred Hunsinger
Inez Wilson
Sue Dorrell
South Side Reading Club
Charles Spray
Melvin Miller
Theis Epsilon
Charles W. Thomas
Mississippi Street
University of Iowa
Iowa State College
State of Kan
Westminster Hall
Rowena Longshore
Frank Strong
First Baptist Church
Paul.c. Rankin
L. E. Sisson
Frances Andrews
Kansas academy of Science 65th meeting Friday program
The schedule lists a Friday 7 p.m. start featuring special sections of the 65th annual Kansas Academy of Science with Dr. W J Baumgartner of zoology, a dramatic club program directed by Prof Allen Crafton and Eugene Hibbs, and a $20 piano musical arranged by Mrs. Alice Moncrieff. Saturday includes a 2:30 p.m. music program with high school contest participants and a 5:06 p.m. memory quarter hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Academy of Science
W. J. Baumgartner
Allen Crafton
Eugene Hibbs
Dramatic Club
Alice Moncrieff
Pope
Memory Quarterhour
Personal Notices Highlight Travel and Family Moves
Miss Anna McCracken left today to visit her mother in Augusta for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Ben Cool and their two children, wintering in New Orleans, have returned to Calgary, Canada. Mrs Cool was formerly Miss Margaret Walker of Lawrence. Mrs A T Walker was in Kansas City yesterday. Bert Wiggins, employed at Argentine, spent Thursday at home with his sister Mrs A R Plasket, who formerly lived in Lawrence and now resides in Atlanta.
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Anna McCracken
Augusta
Ben “Cool
New Orleans
Calgary
Canada
Cool
Margaret Walker
Lawrence
A. T. Walker
Kansas City
Bert. Wiggins
Argentine
Louisiana Street
A. R. Plasket
Atlanta, A
High Prairie Church Plans Sunday Worship and Music
The high Prairie Methodist and Presbyterian churches announce services for Sunday. Worship at 11, with a sermon titled The Neglected Leader. Lenora Hirts and William Wail from the University will sing. choir and organ music featured. Visitors welcome at Ninth and Vermont. minister HL Astman leads.
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High Prairie M
Chruch
Lawrence Tan
Caeses
Lenora Hirts
Prairie
William Wail
University
First
Presbyterian
Ninth
Vermont
HL Astman
Eld M
Stabat Mater and Farewell Pieces at Westminster Choir
Public concert features Meribah Moore solo from Stabat Mater by Rossini and Virginia LaCroix offertory. includes The Palms by Faure and Growing presented by University Westminster choir and Jory of the Cross. Event invites attendance at University Westminster bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loprans
Meribah Moore
University Westminster Choir
Virginia LaCroix
Faure
Pioneer 5 Ty
Orewe
Tu Society
Bob Opie
Vivien Lavery
Jory of the Cross
University Westminster
Baldwin News Social Roundup and Visits
Baldwin residents share visits and movements from a weekend. Mrs C De Struble spent Sunday in Bin with guests of Mr Stu ter, and Burlinetia visitors halted in Baldwin en route home after the Methodist conference in Lawrence. Local host Dr Flickinger entertained Kansas City visitors Mrs Jackson and Mr. J B Jackson.
Local News and Social Notes from Baldwin Area
Mrs Brannocks absence allows girls to visit plans as Miss Emma Lou Knight of Blue Mound travels with Charles Knight to Baldwin. The Knights attend Kansas City funeral for Aunt Mrs Dorrace Atherton. Mrs Emil S Liston hosts Tri Delta alumnae on South Sun Street. Bert Vaughn Ira Christie and Oliver Storum attend a Chevrolet meeting in Topeka. Hilda Vernon and David Dutton of Emporia visit Baldwin guests of Mrs Q Scott Morgan. Andrew C Pearson of New York City dies. trustee of Baker College since 1911 and Baker graduate of 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baldwin Notes and Local Social Highlights 1904
Obscure Baldwin social and academic notices including connections to Dry Goods Economist vice president role in New York City since 1911, Mrs Campbell of Ottawa, and donations that funded Kaker Domestic Science. Mentions of Philamathean club at Mrs Dewey Schmittendorf and performances by Carol Jean Schmittendorf Gloria Schmittendorf and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Lelia C. Campbell
Ottawa
Pearson
Kaker
Fleming
Baldwin
C.L. Summers
Kansas City
W. E. Rynerson
Lawrence
Harriet Rynerson
Florence Sherbon
State Community W C A Board Session In Baldwin
Charles Spahr and Mrs. Lorence host a social hour with refreshments. The executive board of the state Community W C A includes Florence Stone Elsie Salt and several members from Wichita Arkansas City Ness City St Francis Lindsborg Yates Center Cottonwood Falls Augusta Abilene Hutchinson Kansas City Great Bend Topeka and Kingman set to meet in Baldwin for a two day session pending official action and leadership under Mrs Gilbert M. Gander of Baldwin as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spahr
Lorence, Ghee
Robert Brumfield
Carl Lackey
W.C. A
Baldwin
Florence Stone
Elsie E. Salt
Herbert Smith
Wichita
Ralph Olroyd
Arkansas City
Andrew Schoeppel
Meats Department Ad Promotes Swift Premium Bacon and Ham
An advertisement lists Swift's Premium and Blackhawk bacon and ham products with prices in cents per pound and package measures, highlighting premium cuts and value items across the department. It notes bacon at 18 cents per unit and ham at around 12 to 13 cents per pound, reflecting a sale or promotional pricing strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Harvey House
Blackhawk
U. S
Wisconsin
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7Th St
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A. D. Butell
Charles Kalb
Clyde Stewart
Lloyd
Lindberger
Bell Memorial Hospital
Dean Grace Trufid
Bertha Whitten
C. Smith
Ert Matthews Sind
Benny
California
M Lorene
Bernese Smith
Enae
Edward Para Aire
BK. R. Sanders
S. Nore
9Th Street
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Mrs. Helwig
Earl Helwig
Pennsylvania Street
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Madio
Phil Baker
Phil
NBC
St. Phone
Midway Market
Mr.and
Mrs. Taylor Petefish
Brookfield
Kansas
Seba Eldridge
P. BE. C
Thomas Hitchcock
Philamathean Club
Dewey Schmittendorf
Carol Jean Schmittendorf
Gloria Schmittendorf
Sarah
Lenore ‘Dowers
A. C.hayden
Webster’s Grocery
Betty Crocker
Angel Food Cake
Brinkman
Gurtier & Sons
New Hampshire St
Lawrence Unitary Creamery
BGR
Central Produce CO
Vermont St
Teters
Cash Grocery
Ohio
Janex
Jonathan
Mallin’s Market
GEO. Bickel
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