Birthday Dinner Honors Eightieth of Mr. Thomas McFarland
Mrs W G McFarland hosted a birthday dinner at her home five miles east of Lawrence. The occasion honored Mr. Thomas McFarland’s eightieth birthday with tulip and jonquil decor and eighty flags on the cake. Relatives and longtime friends attended, including Mrs. John Gilmore, Mrs. Dick, Mrs. Westhheffer, Mrs. S B Prentiss, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. N 5S Clarke, Mrs. Fletcher Hattan, Miss Nan Garvin, and Miss Daisy Garvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
W. G. McFarland
Thomas McFarland
McFarland
John Gilmore
Westhheffer
S. B. Prentiss
Allen
N. 5S. Clarke
Fletcher Hattan
Nan Garvin
Daisy Garvin
Postponed Meeting and Local Club Events
The Twentieth Century Club meeting scheduled for Tuesday April 23 at Mrs Rankin’s home is postponed a week. Miss Sadie Cleland will host the Lawrence Camera Club on Monday evening. The Congregational church Choir plans a Sunday afternoon concert at the Friendship club. Junior Prom events are tonight at the high school and reception line at the Congregational Parish house with Mr George Esterly Miss Mildred Maxwell Miss Charlotte Cutter Mr Levert Higgens Prof H C Riggs and Miss Marcia Wood assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
B.C. Rankin
Camera Club
Sadie
Cleland
The
Lawrence Camera Club
Congregational Church
Friendship Club
Congregational Parish House
George Esterly
Mildred Maxwell
Charlotte Cutter
Levert Higgens
Marcia Wood
Prom committee leads with Dunkel Mackie and Costant
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity hosts a dance at the chapter house this evening. Dinner whist party planned by Mr and Mrs F W Smithmeyer for two California and Burlington guests, limited to immediate family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Alpha: Epsilon Fraternity
F. W. Smithmeyer
Theodore Pendleton
California
Paul
Bulington
Organize Presbyterian Sorority Opens Campus Phi Lambda Sigma
A new sorority will be organized today at Mrs. A Henley s home for University women belonging to the Presbyterian church. They will install and initiate members into Phi Lambda Sigma. One hundred invitations have been sent to church young women. Officers will be elected within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sorority
A. Henley
Presbyterian Church
Phi. Lambda Sigma Sorority
Social and club notices mix with a wartime wedding
Lawrente W C T A holds a social at Mrs E L Griffin 1135 Vermont on Monday April 15 at 3. Miss Dolloff speaks on Loyal Temperance Legion work and offers a reading with songs by girls and a L T L yell by boys. Membership drive postponed to aid Liberty Bonds sale May 6. Royal Neighbors Knitting Club meets with Mrs R Thompson doing Red Cross work and patriotic songs. Guests include Mrs Sheets Brass Alex Bryant Dodson Miller D Lewis Karne Weed Dyche of Toledo. Club to meet again with Mrs I R Lewis in two weeks. Bryde Smith announces marriage Lucie Bryde to Lt George W Smith 140 Infantry Camp Doniphan Lawton Okla April 10. Only a few friends present. Mrs Smith popular in city. Lt Smith to sail for France after camp east. He previously worked on Journal-World news staff. The Bryde and Barber McKeen couples plan a motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors Knitting Club
R. Thompson
Red Cross
Camp Doniphan
Smith
France
gRefore
Army
Journal-World
Topeka Visit With Mr and Mrs Otto Guffler
A brief note records a person traveling to Topeka tomorrow to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Guffler. The casual plan mentions no other arrangements or events.
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Topeka
Mrs
Otto Guffler
Minervian Club Hosts April Gathering and Red Cross Drive
Minervian club members and eight guests enjoyed Mrs Peterson’s hospitality on April 10 with Shakespeare quotations and notes on Red Cross work. Celia Watt reported 127 articles to the Red Cross. Dorcas and Lake View clubs aided a Daniels sale that cleared $98 for Red Cross, including a $30 Red Cross cake sale. Several members and guests traveled to Kansas City and Topeka for social and club duties as officers were elected for Kanwaka Literary Club and Red Cross activities continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minervian Club
Ethel Shuier
Swain
Dorcas
Lake View
Red Cross
Tuttle Brother In Eldorado Stroke News
George H. Tuttle of Lone Star received a telegram from Eldorado Kansas noting his brother Roy Tuttle, who has worked in the oil fields since January, suffered a stroke. Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle left Lawrence for Eldorado today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Tuttle
Lone Star
Eldorado
Kansas
Roy Tuttle
Mr. Tuttle
Lawrence
Phone your ice cream order early Wiedemann's
The note urges patrons to phone ahead for ice cream orders at Wiedemann's, providing the contact number 198 for ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedemann’s
Inter-Community League to coord SW industry and farming
H B Ober of Lawrence announced plans for closer coordination of industrial and agricultural resources in the Southwest at the Inter-Community League annual convention in Kansas City April 24-25. Principal speakers include United States Senator Gilbert M Hitchcock and Henry L Doherty. several hundred delegates are expected as farm labor issues and harvest workforce support are set for special attention. Farry W Graham of Chillicothe is league president with Ober as secretary and treasurer and John M Guild as managing director.
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Kansas City
Southwest
Inter-Community League
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
United States
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Henry L. Doherty
New York
Farry W. Graham
Chillicothe
H.R. Ober
Lawrence, Kans
John. M. Guild
Kansas City Debaters Defeat Lawrence in Dual Meet
The Kansas City Kansas team beat Lawrence with all three judge decisions at L. H. S. Auditorium. Lawrence’s affirmative speakers were Jessie Martindale Vester Kendall and Dinsmore Wood. negative Elliotte Havekotte Earl Endacott and Glen Shepherd spoke for Kansas City. The judges were Prof. Sisson Mr. Drake and Rev. Jenkins. Kansas City plans a public speaking course for juniors and seniors similar to their department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H.S
Earl Endacott
Glen Shepherd
Kansas City
Kansas
Ruth Spotts To Lead YWCA At Lawrence High Next Year
The Lawrence High School girls organization elected its officers for next year with Ruth Spotts as president, Annie Mitenell as vice president, Cleta Johnson as secretary, Nadine Morrison as treasurer. The meeting featured a talk by Leona Baumgartner and a missionary service led by Hope Selig. The group promoted Missionary Liberty Bonds, available for twenty five cents to support Miss Katherine Vanice in China.
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Ruth Spotts
Lawrence High School
Annie Mitenell
Cleta Johnson
Nadine Morrison
a_ girls
Leona Baumgartner
Hope Selig
Service and
Seniors Victory Keeps Interclass Cup For Three Years
The senior girls dominate the interclass tournament, winning the roving cup for the third consecutive year after Mr Davies presented a new cup to the winner. Team lineup includes Dorothy Christine, Jennie Glendinning, Gretta Rolands captain, Josephine Ramsey, Woodit McLean, Walko for’ toup, amid local notices of townspeople and travel.
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George Innes
Davies
Dorothy Christine
Jennie ~ Glendinning
Gretta Rolands
Josephine Ramsey
Guare
McLean
Family visits and local events noted in city column
Pr and Mrs David Robinson and children of Kansas City visit Mrs Robinsons parents Mr and Mrs A D Weaver over the weekend. Open all day Sunday City Drug Store. Mrs Wayne Allphin and Mrs Arch Haney return from Camp Doniphan after visiting their husbands. Mr E S Peckham was a business visitor in Kansas City today.
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Charles Hicks
Lake View
Bonnie Lingenfelter
Topeka
Mona Clair Hofman
C. W. Meadows
Denver
Colorado
Frances Skinner
Judge Cravens
H. S. Snyder
Bartlesville
Ohia
Kansas City
J. L. Morris
David Robinson
Mrs. Robinson
A.D. Weaver
City ‘Drug Store
E. S. Peckham
Zemo promises relief for eczema and skin diseases
It advertises Zemo, a penetrating liquid sold by the E. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland, for 35 cents or one dollar for a large bottle, claiming instant relief from itching and quick healing without grease, urging readers to buy today to save future distress.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Hoadleys Store Opens at 733 Massachusetts Street
Hoadleys store is now open at 733 Massachusetts as moving work is finished. Old and new customers will be welcomed.
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Hoadley's
Massachusetts
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Caulveke
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National School OF Orthopraxy
Otto Fischer
Wolf’s Book Store
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Elizabeth ‘Dunkel
David Mackie
Kenneth Costant
Dolson Beery
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W. F. Elkin
W. F.elkin
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W. A. Colman
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Minnie Ramsey
Bertha Knabe
Alex Ramsey
Marcella de Wald
Peka
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Adelia Dean
Deacon
Harrisonville
J. P. Haskell
Tennessee
Verle Ward
Verne
Louis
Newton
William Hastie
Wichita
Joyce Freark
Annette Ashton
C. H. Ashton
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Addie Stevens
Jennie Lind
Matthews
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H. B. Ober
Kansas, Missouri
McCulloch’s Drug Store
Hild “Borg
Jake
Baldwin
Charles . Robertson
Geneva Kunkle
Lecompton
John Hammond
Ottawa
A. J. Lane
Kathryn
Baker
Mra A. Lester
Roy
Alta Phillips
Moberly
Washington, D. C
Adjutant General's Office
Jsport
Mass
C. P. Barber & Son
Hester & Roberts
Lawrence Butterine Co
FAIR _ AND SQUARE
S&s Grocery
J. S. St. Clair
Achning
Gus Wahl
Kelly Springfield
Evans -Auto Supply Co
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