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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1919

Page

7

Lawrence Couple Wed in Pasadena Wedding

Ju cile Pellet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Pellet, wed George B. Bates at 8 30 p m Wednesday in Pasadena California with Rev John Gilbert Bloe officiating The groom a Camp Kearny serviceman wore his uniform The ceremony followed with a three course luncheon and gifts including silverware cut glass linen and two liberty loan bonds The couple plans a brief honeymoon at the Galatine Islands

Camp Kearney Mendelsshon Fred Wyere Long Beach Gataline Islands

Bates-Bates wedding ties Kansas and Boston heritage

The couple will wed after April 20 in San Diego with Mrs Bates a former Lawrence girl and Mr Bates tracing back to Boston and Stanford. Out-of-town guests include Grace Bates and sons of Boston and Mrs Walter Pellet of Kansas City. Ma Phi hosts a post concert reception honoring Harold Henry with faculty patrons, sorority members, and Henry family in attendance.

San Diego Bates Lawrence Boston Mass Leland Stanford Grace Bates Walter Pellet Kansas City Missouri Ma Phi Harold Henry School of Fine Arts Henry

Lemon juice skin whitening lotion advertisement

An old advertisement touts a home lemon lotion made from the juice of two lemons strained into three ounces of orchard white to produce a quarter pint. It claims to bleach freckles and tan, soften and beautify skin, and can be kept for months with proper straining.

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W C T U meeting notes on moral education and race betterment

Attendees at Mrs Young's home discussed ways to support Lawrence for moral education and race betterment. Dyan Kelly gave a talk on responsible citizenship, teacher quality, youth training, and self-control through expression. Music by the jubilee band and soloists Endacott and Simons enhanced the afternoon. An April 16 county institute at the Y M C A will include basket lunches for teachers.

Jubilee Endacott Simons Fort Riley McCullach

Social Roundup of Local Movements and Visits

Mrs J W D Anderson left this morning for Baldwin while Mrs W F Jackson and children Cleo Helen and Rosella returned home to St Joseph. F E Blankmeyer of Toledo stopped in Lawrence yesterday. D'Este Tremain entertained about forty friends at Dr Reding's Saturday evening April 5 with dancing and late refreshments. Nan Jenkins and E R Hess went to Tonganoxie. Lillian Smith, student at Lawrence Business College, weekend at Riverside. Mrs E L Frink, Mrs W A Young and Mrs Eggett visited Kansas City. Mrs Albert Anderson left for a few days with friends in Kansas City. Mrs M E Henderson and her aunt Mrs Regers from Nebraska visited Lecompton. Miss Caldwell and Miss Garvin spent the day with Miss Cooper in Eudora. Aly Farrell went to Kansas City on business. W J Webb left for an extended trip to Topeka and Oklahoma. J F E Branson visited Leavenworth today.

J. W. D. Anderson J. W. Murray Baldwin W. F. Jackson Cleo Helen Rosella Frieds Kansas City M. E. Henderson Regers Nebraska Lecompton Miss Caldwell Miss Garvin

Typewriter Contest and Style Show at Riley County Exposition

In Manhattan a four day exposition will feature a style show by six firms using over twenty five live models. Merchants and educational booths from the high school college war camp Red Cross reconstruction work at Fort Riley and a county wide typewriter contest are planned. Notable visitors include Edea Prof and Dr E H Bailey and Bert Steeper and Mrs Steeper of Kansas City.

Manhattan Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Exposition College War Camp Community Service Red Cross Fort Riley Edea

Captain F. E. Jones Returns Home From France

Capt. F. E. Jones has been discharged after service in France and returned to 1824 New Hampshire Street. He and Mrs. Jones are spending the day in Kansas City.

F. E. Jones France New Hampshire Street Kansas City

Do It Yourself Dry Cleaning With Gasoline and Solvite

An old ad claims five to ten dollars can be saved by home dry cleaning using gasoline and Solvite soap. Soak items in a dishpan with a gallon of gasoline, wash with Solvite, then air dry away from flame. The soap allegedly cleans without fading or shrinking, with directions in the Solvite package.

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