Dance at University Club Draws Forty Couples
Saturday night University club dance attended by about forty couples with a six piece orchestra. John Paul Jones dance and a pairing dance created by personal ads featured. Spring flowers decorated main room with India prints on walls and refreshments served at intermission. Committee in charge included Dr. C F Nelson and Mrs Henry Werher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
Openessey
John Paul Jones
C.F. Nelson
Henry Werher
Social calendar items and engagements page notes
Multiple club meetings social events and engagements listed, including anniversaries and arrivals. Notable items involve the Temola and Zodiac clubs, the engagement of Miriam McClelland to Laurence Chapman, and upcoming dinners, luncheons, and bridge games across numerous local groups and venues. The notice also highlights prizes awarded at club meetings and a birthday toast for Mr. and Mrs. Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. McClelland
Manhattan
Miriam
Laurence Brinkman Chapman
Great Bend
Miss McClelland
University of Kansas
Kappa Alpha Theta
Chapman
Sugar Creek Milling Co
University of Wisconsin
Phi Delta Theta
McClefland
Wichita
Topeka
Ermtie
Kansas Emergency Relief Commission
Personal notices from Lawrence social page
A roster of visitors and locals includes Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Johnson attending J. Q. Brown’s funeral in Whiting, Prof. and Mrs. W. H. Horr in St Joseph, and numerous Kansas City and Lawrence guests. Alfred Hill of Fort Collins travels to Washington and New York for AP meetings while others host or visit family, attend club events, or return from hospital stays and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Beatie
C. C. Beatie
Wichita
Theodore Lawrence Ferrier
Miami
Fla
Beatie
New York City
University of Kansas
Kanpa Alpha Theta Sorority
J. Ferrier
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Florida National Bank
H. D. Johnson
Whiting
J. Q. Brown
Johnson
W. H. Horr
Kansas City
Margaret Sharp
L. W. Berry
Alfred Hill
K. U
The
Express Courier
Fort Collins
Colo
Lawrence
Hill
New York
Associated Press
W. B. Campbell
Mabel Campbell
C. A. McKinney
Baldwin
Miss Campbell
Methodist Church
Esther Flory
Leonard Deay
Lecompton
K. W. Mullin
Katherine Fortin
New Virginia
City
C. W. Corel
Memorial Hospital
G. W. Jones
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Cal
C. F. Tipton
Trinidad
Standard, Life Company
S. W. O. Miller
Kappa Kappa Gamma
J. H. Parker
C. Wilbur Baker
Oliver de Watteville
Arkansas City
C. A. de Watteville
W. A. Mitchell
John L. Kilworth
Recital Tonight by Roche and Gregory in Fine Arts Program
Senior recital by mezzo-soprano Maxine Roche and pianist Ruth Gregory set for 8 pm in the Administration auditorium. Roche hails from Holton, Gregory from Bloomington IL, both students of noted mentors, with Trovillo as Roche’s accompanist. Program features Bach, Brahms, Mahler, Wagner, and Grieg amid artful selections.
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Maxine Roche
Ruth Gregory
Miss Roche
Alice Moncrieff
Holton
Miss Gregory
D. M. Swarthout
Bloomington
Til
George Trovillo
Griffes Walther
Roche
Miner
Ato
Grego
Tiean Swartiout
Choir in Easter Cantata Shines at First Christian Church
Under Joe M. Williams leadership the First Christian Church choir delivered an outstanding Easter cantata yesterday. Soloists Cloyd Vermillion Farney Mr Russell Wits Mrs C E Sawhill and Neal Haggard performed special numbers while a large chorus of sopranos altos and tenors filled the program with earnest harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe M. Williams
First Christian Church
Take Farney
Russell Wits
C. E. Sawhill
Neal Haggard
Jake Farney
Russell Wiley
Laurine Downey
Florence Cooke
Martha Lee Boone
Elizabeth Rees
Tina M. Shippy
Ruth Jenes Hoyland Gathue
Mattie E. Cramrine
Cles Collins
Edna Thorne
Minerva Davis
Luella DeForest
Madge Tones
Eugenia Howard
Dixie Finley
Ruth’ Haggard
Neal Hag
Cantata Victory Heard by Presbyterian Choir
The First Presbyterian church choir lent several members including Mrs. W. H. Dunn and Mr. Vermilion for a performance of the Wildermere cantata Victory. George Trovillo played organ and Rath Haggard the piano among the accompanying musicians.
J C Sproull Dead In Lawrence After Illness
John Calvin Sproull aged 74 died at a memorial hospital after a two week illness. He was born in Butler county Pennsylvania October 16 1860 and lived in Indiana Kansas and finally Lawrence where he moved in 1905 for his sons education. Survived by widow Emma M Sproull three sons John Steele Sproull Ralph D Sproull and Cargill Sproull and siblings. Funeral from Rumsey funeral home at 10 oclock Wednesday morning.
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John Calvin Sproull
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Sproull
Butler County
John D
Martha Magee Sproull
Emma Steele
Indiana
Bedford
Loogootee
Baxter Springs
Kan
Sproutl
Kansas
J. C
Emma M.) Sproull
Louisiana Street
John Steele Sproull
Morris
Wylie G. Sproull
Nowata
Oklo
Sproull
Ralph Sproull
Cargill Sproull
Rumsey Funeral
Eudora School Plans Musical Play Goldilocks Adventure
Eudora grade school pupils under Gil more Nichols rehearse a musical playlet titled Goldilocks Adventures by Maude Orita Wallace to be staged at the Eudora high school auditorium on Wednesday evening April 17. Admission is free and the public is invited. Leading roles include Goldilocks Mary Virginia Pierce and Pan Richard Cory with a full cast of bears and neighbors in a light woodland fantasy.
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Eudora
Gilmore Nichols
Sheffner
Pan
Richard Cory
Three Bears
Goldilocks
Peta
Messiah in Dust Storm Draws 2000 at Lindsborg Festival
In Lindsborg Kansas on Sunday Apr 45 the town’s 500 voice chorus delivered Handel’s Messiah to more than 2,000 attendees from 11 states despite a dust storm that coated Presser Hall with ash. The festival continues with high school contests today and a student recital tomorrow, followed by Bach and Easter Messiah performances.
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Lindsborg
Kan
Presser Hall
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Topics Brief Easter Probing
The April 24 Lesson Sermon across Christian Science Churches asked Are Sin, Disease and Death Real? The Golden Text from Jeremiah 14 says Heal me O Lord and I shall be healed. Psalms 145:9 notes the Lord is good to all and his tender mercies are over all his works. A correlative passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy states God destroys illness and death instead of sending them.
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Christian Science
Sergen
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Fragmentary Religious Claim About Mind and Sin
The fragment cites a claim that an all powerful Mind unites and corrects itself, asserting that this Mind does not err and that God does not cause human sin illness or death. The passage appears as a brief, philosophical note on divinity and mortal limitation.
Westminster Group to Sing at Topeka High Convocation
The Westminster Magnetis choir under Dean D M Swarthout will travel to Topeka on Wednesday forenoon to perform a sacred concert at the Easter Convocation of Topeka High School. They will sing 11 unaccompanied numbers by composers including Noble Schuetky Greig Christiansen Kalininkoff Rachmaninoff Gretchaninoff Nikolsky and Burleigh before an audience of more than 2000. The trip is by auto, provided by choir members and First Presbyterian men led by Bruce Cameron.
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Westminster A Eagnetls
Topeka
Topeka High School
D. M. Swarthout
Noble
Schuetky
Greig
Christiansen
Kalininkoff
Rachmaninoff
Gretchaninoff
Nikolsky
Noble Cain
H. T. Burleigh
First Presbyterian Church
Bruce Cameron
New Menger Assistant Mrs Lorene McNeill Takes Post
Deputy Probate Judge Mrs Lorene McNeill assumed duties under Judge L H Menger this morning continuing five years of service as deputy under the late C E Lindley and Judge Menger. Miss Leta Kennedy, long serving deputy, was compelled to resign due to illness as Suttons Suit Continued.
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Lorene McNeill
L. H. Menger
McNeill
C. E. Lindley
Menger
Leta Kennedy
Sutton
Plaintiff's Motion Granted in Case Against Kansas University
Joseph Sutton a first year law student sued the University of Kansas and the Memorial Union. The court continued the case until April 24 on the plaintiff's motion. The suit was filed in the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sutton
University of Kansas
Memorial Union
Sutton
Justice C J Lane sues over ten cent dance fee
Justice C J Lane seeks 5.30 damages after being charged ten cents to attend midweek dances at the Union building. Sutton argues the Union building has no right to levy such charges on attendees.
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C. J. Lane
Union
Sutton
Union Biment
Dates for Most Effective Mowing Pastures Pastures
A Farm Bureau bulletin lists optimal mowing windows for common pasture weeds and brush. Buck brush May 1 to 10, Tron weed June 6 to 10, Rag weed August 1 to 16. Left uncontrolled these weeds encroach on nutritious pasture, reducing land value and productivity. Regular timely control keeps farms efficient.
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Farm Bureau
Marriage License Issued to George King and Mary Harrigan
A marriage license has been issued to George King and Mary Harrigan, both of Baldwin, who expected to be married by a Baldwin minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George King
Mary Harrigan
Baldwin
Roof Chimney Fire at Dick Residence in Kentucky Street
A noon roof chimney fire ignited the Dick residence on Kentucky Street. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with little damage and no injuries reported.
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Kentucky Street
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Ad Claims Health Benefits
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for thinning blood, fatigue, and weak appetite. It promises improved digestion and intestinal cleansing with a new tablet size and free medical advice from the Buffalo clinic. It quotes a testimonial praising the product’s effectiveness.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Pitssarentee
Buffalo
Brown's Lotion Claims Relief for Skin Ailments
An ad promotes Brown's Lotion as a revolutionary antiseptic liquid remedy for eczema itching and conditions like poison ivy ringworm and athlete's foot. It emphasizes no messy salves or bandages with a money back guarantee and states prices at 60 cents and one dollar, sold by The Round Corner Drug Co.
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Round Corner Drug Co
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Scarab, Architectural Fraternity
Mothers’ Discussion Club
August Dahlene
Irwin Eighmy
B. F. Cleaver
Elmer Trowbridge
Harry Westergren
Dan Dahlene
Carrie Dahlene
Lucille Dahlene
Julian Doener
Lee McCain
Theodore Wiggins
Brackett
May Seetin
Cospies Club
F. P. Stapleton
Vermont Street
Charles Starkweather
Flora Muratta
Martha
Baptist Women's Society
L. C. Alien
South Side
Reading Club
H. L. Chaffin
Ohio Street
the Presbyterian Church
T. H. Astman
Dooley
Essex
Ray Hill
Billy
Eugene Gallagher
Eugene Westergren
Marian Noble
Barbara Miller
la Dene Roper
Bobby Gallacher
Tommy Ransom
Howard Price
Bobby Pettit
Donna Jean
Betty Jane
Bobby Moorman
Joe Newman
Jean Westergren
Ruth Gulley
Mary Katherine
Margaret Jane
Vernard Moorman
Laverna
Billy Hill
Dave Furman
F. J. Mooran
Round Table
L. D. Havenhill
Edward Neustifter
W. H. Benway
Harry Sonemer
Benway
Mr. Sommer
W. H. Bartz
Mra
A. J. Anderson
J. B. Mack
Lotus Club
Lancheon
Loin Nu
J. P. Jensen
H. W. Hoffman
Manor
Mre
George J. Kirchhoff
Lawrence Woman's Club
Wiedemann’s. Spanish-American War Auxiliary
George Bultene
R. B. Smith
Wayne SicCoy
J. T. Constant
B.C. Club
W. H. Dietz
Gene Stansbury
Clarence G. Bartz
Frank Adams
Oak Hill
Fred Ellsworth
Ray Wright
Margaret Goldrpith
W. T. Carpenter
Massachusetts Street
Review Club
W. B. Tenney
Zodiac Club
George M. March
Louise Wiedemann
Dorothy Enlow
Ednah Howkins
Hazel Lynn
C. W. Straffon
Kate Caldwell
H. W. Hargiss
B. P. Deichert
Quivira Club
O. C. LeSner
Circle
G.A.R
C. H. Daugherty
Mary Armstrong
Minnie Walker
Dora Duna
Kin Reynolds
Rockford
Ill
S. J. Runkle
Lula McKittrick
Sanford Purcell
R. C. Miller
Rice Phelps
Winfield Scott
Masonic Temple
Harold Longenecker
Ladies' Literary League
Westminster Hall
Amigas Club
C. Perkins
Cecil Hough
Everett Stith
Karl Kreider
Earl Potter
Walter Palmateer
B. and
P. W
Country Club
Estelle Engle
Dorothy Shufflebarger
Wiedemann’s
Joe E. Williams
Robert Sedore
Lloyd Ericason
Mary Ellen Miller
Sumatra
R. C. Mitchell
Lydia Sain
Club
P.E.O
KR. C. Miller
Herold Constant
M. S. Winter
E. E. Bayles
R. D. Woodson
Arkansas Street
West Side Presbyterian Church
P. B. Lawson
New Hampshire Street
Christ
Aunt Het
Robent Guillen
Publishers Syndicate
Masine Noche and
J. C. Sproull
Eudora School
Chas. C. Makepeace
Dickinson Bldg
Matthew Luckiesh
Restereh Labornome F
Han
Altho
University
Hou
Fema
Agnesusband
Miss Husband
Alice Denton
Clarice Sloan
Gletch
Palddilhe
Howard Taylor
Leon King
Henry Miller
J. T. Craig
Westminster Group
New Menger
Dr. Gowdy
Jest Resinol&s
McKesson
Fitch
Kotex
Coe
14Th
Mase
Independent Laundry
Journal - World
Vanity Beauty Shop
11Th St
Marinello
Maza. St
Maas
Pa Realis
Mass
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