Lawrence High School Journal Club Banquets Boosted Writing
The junior journalism class at Lawrence High School held two banquets Thursday and Wednesday to promote after-dinner speaking work. The events were hosted by the class mimeographed paper with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Kent, Miss Foff, Mr. and Mrs. Aloney, Miss Leta Harper, and Professor Jensen. The program featured a long list of toast topics led by Dorothy Higgins and Sam Weatherby, with decorating by the art department and catering by the domestic science class. Several other club activities and society notices follow, including meetings of the West Side Study Club Mentor Club and various neighborhood groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
R. A. Kent
Foff
0. H. Aloney
Leta Harper
J. P. Jensen
J.vensen
Lena Miller
Miss Mullines
Dorothy Higgins
J Jr
Doraty Clark
Marie Bown
Ruth Cady
Sally Thomas
Findlay Smith
Leah Gaskill
Don Higgins
Margaret Natcher
Fhelps Cunningham
Midnight Oil
Sam Weatherby
Lionel Lemon
Mildred Cutter
Margaret Beisecker
Mary Martin
Gladys Skye
John Selig
Bernita Day
Robert Berger
Quinn
Gowell
Elmer Lupton
Humoro
Sch Barber
Mildred Lemon
Women Host Spring Party in Fraternity Hall
A spring party hosted by women in the Fraternity Aid Hall featured decorations in Yale blue, lattice windows, crepe paper festoons, and a canopy stage with a fountain and artificial trees. Cozy corners lined the hall, a five course dinner was served at quarter tables, and punch accompanied dancing downstairs. Chaperones Fetty, Mr and Mrs Clingman.
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Aid Hall
Yale
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Punch
Fetty
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Mrs. Clingman
Chapter Girls Honor Society Party Details
Girls from the chapter held a social with decorations and noon music by an orchestra. Guests included Jo Slavens, Hannice McNutt, Katherine Sawer, Alfreta Mire, Jean Emiliips, Irma Shaw, Joanna Gired, Euna Birch, Leone Forney, Angela Forga rty, Helen Thurston, Mr Poindexter, Pauline Puls, Myrth Graves, and Katherine Bei.
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Cutets
Farniz
Pauline Puls
Myrth. Graves
Katherine Bei
Kans City visits and local notices blur in community roundup
Personal mentions show Mrs C A Stone and Miss An Ha Stone in Kansas City, Fame Pine recovering, Clyde Teeter and Mr Deer in Kansas City, Mrs PL Petecottex and Helene visiting, C D Radcliffe in KC, Mrs H L Winey planning to settle there, Kinkewl and Helen Kell moving about, Irene Sanger at home for weekend, teachers and fraternity banquet noted, routine society items praise Parisian Sage for hair, local store ads reference bicycle and health products.
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C. A. Stone
An- Ha Stone
Kansas City
Fame Pine
Clyde Teeter
Deer
Simmons Hospital
Picely
Petecottex
Darter
Helene
Kan City
Stets
Royston
C.D. Radcliffe
H. L. Winey
Kasas City
Helen Winey
Pontiac
Michigan
Holand
Irene Sanger
Annett
Uate
Pleausanton
Hidich
T Phi
Kappa
Parisan Sage
Round Corner Drug Store
Fragmented OCR Note on Track Material Quality
Obscure text fragments describe track material quality and descriptions of fabric and rubber components. The passage appears damaged with garbled terms and unclear references to construction or finish. No coherent events or identifiable entities emerge from the readable lines.
Sonday Specials at Redo Shar Thorert Cune
An advertisement invites readers to visit Suninh Bros. and Lianna to view a selection of skins described as beautiful and inviting. The note mentions patina skins and softer Chi varieties, with emphasis on eye-catching pairs and a salon-like display. Prose reflects a historical, promotional newspaper tone.
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George Smith
Griggs
Oliver Cromwell
Coterie Club
Colterie Club
Josephine Saver
Tillie Moody
Marjorie Crawford
Opal Jones
Carl Thompson
Hater
Alpha Tau Omega
Fraternity Mothers Club
sAgatia Horse
Pleasant Hour Club
Daniel Kirby
Anna Kirby
Brackett
Pau Rudigier
Minnie Buerman
Toma Reeves
RW. Yeoman
Ameen
Nicky
Marsal Reeves
Olaf Anderson
Longfellow
Kanwaka Literary Club
A. R. Colman
Asa R. Colman
Edward Shaw
Aileen Colman
W. F. Elkin
Harold Bell Wright
Lawrence Reading Club
Lawrence Redding Club
Rutherford
Cosmos Club
W. F. Hobbs
Shaner
Loren Hobbs
Hazel Scott
Helen Gragr
America
Review Club
Hertz
Review
Walder
Ethel Cowles
D'Annunzio
Crewh
Commodore Peary
Crew
Mary Smith
Wilson, ‘Advertising Agency
New York
Nis‘cuit Company
Portia Club
Portia’ Club
E.R. Keith
Ohio
Manhattan
Alice Docking
Zodiac
Dunlap
Zodiag Clu
U. A
Secr
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E. A. Bleek
Merry Matron
Merry Matrons
M Fo
No Name Club
Jeanettes Welch
Cutter
Cleland
Lansing
Aring
Weekin
Eaghe’s
Olney
McCreath
Fowler
Re? Woodward
Military Sisterhood
Tennola
Tennola Club
Mackie
Acacia House
14Th
Oread
E. C. Franklin
H. M. Elsey
Leland Stanford University
Franklin
St. Louis
Ins
Re Lrewster
Brom G. W. Strattan
Lal Pranktin
Walters
Mollie Elliot Newalls
Mys
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Emma Tus
Bostum
Mr. and Me TV
Griesent
Marie
Owiel Hyes
Docen al Ferre
Tia Mrs. Deessler
Chi Psi
Phi Kappa P
New Five
Helen Alac Hella
Twelen MatKellar
Mneus
Rinkman’s
Red Star
Detroit Vaner
Utyutter & Smith Li
Fer Health
Tide A Bicycle
Hester & Roberts
DE Luxe Cafe
Made
Postum Cereal Company
Battle Creek Mich
Massachusetts
Sonday
Suninh Bros., Fem
Lianna, al
Gus Wahl
Walten
West End Market
China-Lac
Wolf's Book Store
Bowersock
Cathy
Constance Talmadge
the Veiled
Sennett
Robert Warwick
The
Pathe
Jesse L. Lesky
Henry W. Savage
Violet Heming, Theodore Roberts
Wanda Hawley
Walter Browne
Will M. Ritchey
Directed By
George Melford
Bowersock Theatre
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