Lawrence area church hosts all day AWC event
At the county institute of the AWC, a full day program is planned at the First Christian Church starting 10:30 AM with devotionals and a noon lunch, followed by an afternoon schedule at 1:30 featuring devotionals, a discussion on the present condition of beer in the United States, music, readings, and an address on the immigration problem by Rev Charles A. Richard.
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Countys Institute of the
AWC. T. U
First’ Christian Church
Cassie Quin
Raper
Barbara
Worley
Aulions
Zimmerman
Aranged
Lemon
United States
Thomas H. Popplewell
Usic
Eading
A. W. Lamb
Charles A. Richard
Reading
Ds ‘Denman
Springtime social events enliven Plymouth area clubs
Mrs Posey presided as council president and Charles Faries led evening entertainment. Tables bore lilies and roses to create spring ambiance. The Number Six Recreation Club planned a gathering at 1341 Haskell Avenue with poetry quotations as roll call. Plymouth Congregational Sunday school hosted a senior and intermediate party with games and refreshments, overseen by Mr Spencer and Mrs Wood. A year-end Review vent closes with a picnic at Mrs Hoyt’s home, guests including husbands. Cosmos club meets with current events and a talk on child welfare by Juvenile Probation Officer L M Flory in Lawrence.
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Posey
Charles Faries
Plymouth Congregational
D.H. Spencer
A. Wood
Cosmos Club
Paul A. Lange
Rhode Island Street
L. M. Flory
Lawrence
Miss Leslie Mathena and others travel through Kansas
Miss Leslie Mathena of Abilene stopped in Lawrence today on her way to Tulsa. Miss Etta Barricklow visited Endora this morning at Mrs. Otto Spitzli’s home. Mrs. W. P. McKelvy of Kansas City returned home after visiting her daughter Marjorie at Corbinhall. A. S. Cooper of Little Rock for Kansas City after visiting T. G. Sams. Miss J Alice Skilton went to Kansas City this morning. Paul Canady went to Kansas City to meet his wife visiting Yates Center. Mae Edmondson went to Kansas City this morning. Edward Hislop spent today in Kansas City. Pauline Owens of Kansas City stayed with grandmother Mrs. M. Edmondson. Flota Childers visited friends in Lakeview today. Rev. and Mrs. B. A. Bleck went to Kansas City this morning. George S. Counts of Yale University spent weekend with parents at Baldwin before leaving for the west coast. Chancellor and Mrs. Ei. Lind
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Leslie Mathena
Abilene
Lawrence
Tulsa
Etta Barricklow
Endora
Otto Spitzli
W. P. McKelvy
Kansas City
Marjorie
Corbinhall
Ia. S.cooper
Little Rock
Ark
T. G. Sams
J Alice Skilton
Paul Canady
Iy Yates Center
Mae Edmondson
Edward Hislop
Pauline Qwens
M. Edmondson
Flota
Childers
Lakeview
Kansas City Social and Court Actions Highlight Busy Day
Local residents traveling to Kansas City for cattle sale business with Nichols cattle sale manager Mott and auctioneer McCulloch. Various visits noted including Mrs Miller from Los Angeles staying with Mrs Rankin, Misses Hausch Ryans and Josephine Ryan guests of Miss Renkin, and short trips by Mrs Hall, Miss Kennedy and others to Lawrence, Topeka, and the University of Missouri, with court attendance in Kansas City and social visits in Lawrence.
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Knsas
Fhurnau
Kansas City
David L. ‘Megin
Ee Street
James T McCutloch
Clay Cen Ber
Mott
Herington
Bonner
Springs
Nichols
McCulloch
H. H. Asher
Jes City
Ailine
Kanws City
Kansas
Baldwin
Lawrence
Kantsas City
Eugene Miller
Los Angeles
Cal
R. C. Rankin
Christopher. Thomas
Pittsburg
Frank W.thomas
Topeka
Be.f. Engel
Laura, Hausch
Helen Ryans
Josephine Ryan
Kansas’ City
Taura
Renkin
Mattié Ulrich
Otto Ramseyer
Ramseyer
Otto
Ellis
Fort Brage
N.C
C._E. Lindley
Clarence Hall
Denver
R. C. Manley
Kathryn Kennedy
University of Missouri
Alpha Gamma Celts House
M.C. McCreight
Oska
Lawrence Daily Social Roundup Hits Local Guests
A lengthy sketch of visitors and locals in Lawrence includes Mrs C E Lindley at the Women’s Club opening, Mrs H Swarthout visiting son at the University of fine arts, F B Dodds returning from Washington, Elfriede Fischer in KC, and numerous others from Topeka, Kansas City, and beyond. Also noted is L B Smith fined 2.50 for highway speeding near the west Fatty Fort highway.
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Dixon, I
Dean M. Swarthout
University
School of Fine ‘Arts
Swarthout
Californa
M. L. Swarthout
University of Southern California At
Los Angeles
F. B. Dodds
Washington,d. C
Lawrence
Elfriede Fischer
Kansas City
Otto Fischer
Roy. Martin
S.F- Patterson
Prescott Underwood
Kansas ‘City
Charles Shimmons
Ring
Eugene Kennedy
Baltimore
Bakersfield
Cal
Otto
L. B. Smith
Salina
Justice Court
John Clark
Edna Wallace Hopper Promotes Facial Youth Beauty Regimen
A garish promotional voice extols a facial cleanser and beauty line credited to Edna Wallace Hopper. It claims a clean skin wards off blemishes and blackheads, offers a Liquid Facial Youth and companion creams, clays, and hair products, with price points and ordering details from 75 cents per bottle.
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France
Lucie Jantelme
Edna Wallace Hopper
Fatna Wallige
Lake Shore Drive
Chi- Hopper Caro
Kansas Students Attend Midwest Conference in Knoxville
Stanley Learned and Wallace James of the University of Kansas will travel to Knoxville Tennessee for the fourth annual Midwest Student Conference of Colleges and Universi ties May 1 to 3. The event focuses on student government and campus problems with principal speaker Thomas A. Clark dean of men at Illinois. Last year’s meeting was in Chicago. A hot water bottle ad notes Rankin's Drug Store 1101 Mass.
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Stanley Learned
Wallace James
University of Kansas
Knoxville
Tenn
Thomas. A. Clark
University of Ilinois
Chicago
Hold Clinic Tomorrow At City Hall First Tuesday Shifted
The regular tuberculosis clinic meets tomorrow at city hall due to Dr. Loveland attending a national meeting. It starts at 9 o clock and is free for all attendees. Ford Touring Car Stolen A 1924 model Ford touring car was stolen from John C Silvis at 941 Pennsylvania Street, right in front of the First National Bank.
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Loveland
John C. Silvis
Pennsylvania
Help Wanted Ad Draft for Christian Church
A help wanted notice draft appears referencing a Christian Church. It lists an engine number 8642643 and license number 23590 as identifiers for a vehicle or property tied to the posting. The item invites creating a job advertisement.
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Christian Church
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