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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1919
Page
3
Mrs. E R Treworgy left for Kansas City after visiting daughter Mrs W K Edgar. Mrs C C Hoyt of Dallas plans a summer in Colorado Springs. Mrs J W Anderson goes home to Baldwin after a week with daughter Mrs J W Murray.
Squeeze juice of two lemons into a bottle with three ounces orchard white to make a quarter pint freckles and tan lotion. Available from grocers and drug stores for a few cents. Massage daily to fade freckles and blemishes and improve skin clarity and tone. Nonirritating and safe for regular use.
The first military ball by Company B Mourth regiment Kansas National Guard will be at F A U Hall Thursday evening April 24. Haley's orchestra provided. Proceeds support the compound of the organization. This marks the second social event by the guardsmen in Lawrence.
Lanterns and candles lit a five course dinner at seven with Holy field's orchestra playing for thirty five couples. Special Easter meeting planned for next Sunday with music by orchestra alto vocal violin and piano solos. Mu Phi recital in Fraser hall chapel features piano vocal and instrumental pieces by noted students and faculty.
Reading from a partial notice, work rooms are open on Monday and Wednesday afternoons for finishing tasks and for items to be taken out. The brief indicates access is allowed during those times.
Six Corners Community club and Farm Bureau set for April 18 at Bleakley school house with a nevro minstrel. pies sold at auction to fund a new piano. Red Cross Douglas county chapter asks to finish production before hot weather and distribute awards after quotas are met.
The article notes extended Conte stock this season with many later styles, distinct from earlier displays, promising a broader range of options.
John W Harrington, former Douglas county teacher now tied to Pine Ridge Indian service, becomes Teacher-in-Charge and soub-agent at Ponca School Herrick SD. Dr. Kds on business to Kansas. Hoyt Roush of Jewell City in Lawrence, heads to Chicago to join Ellison-White Chautauqua circuit starting Galveston next week. Mrs Louis Rockland and Miss Addie Belle Walthers in Kansas City. Mme Pierre Bernard leaves for Ottawa to speak at Ottawa University. has spoken at our university and Haskell Institute. Bernard travels under YWCA auspices. Mr and Mrs J H Hook go to Topeka. Dodderidge visit from White City with daughter Faye and son Phillip at university. Myra Adler of Ottawa visits aunt Miss Hoffman. sees Margaret Anglin in Billeted. Mrs W C Parkinson returns to Fort Smith AR from Gamma Phi Beta house. J R Woodward visits KC. Dr J F Brock trips to Baldwin. Mrs John F Weaver of Colorado Springs leaves for Sapulpa OK to visit daughter Mrs Geo F Collins. widow of John F Weaver of Weaver KS. George Van Hosen spends day in Kansas City. Edward Corcoran returns to Solomon KS after weekend with sister Miss Margaret Corcoran. Social Dance at Eagles Hall on April 16 with good music.
Review lauds a second all star visit to the Bower sock. Miss Anglin stars but Fred Evie shines as the real standout in the ensemble. The smooth production avoids caricature and keeps the audience entertained, with Anglin's gown noting her changing figure.
The Douglas county W C T U announces a full day Jubilee Institute at the Y M C A starting 10 o clock with a noon basket lunch. Sessions cover temperance topics with many speakers from Vinland Lecompton Baldwin and Eudora and include a medal contest and a drive to raise funds.
A reader is urged to dry clean all garments at home using gasoline and Solvite soap. The method promises items will look like new with no fading or shrinking, advising outdoor work away from flames and noting the Solvite package includes directions and low cost.
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