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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1916
Page
3
Ar and Mrs Robert Hazelette of Canton Ohio are spending a few days with friends here during their visit.
A fragmentary ad claims Red Cross Ball Blue makes clothes whiter than snow with no adulteration. The text is incomplete but references a next washday and producers Seidt Anty. The readable lines suggest a mid century laundry product booster in a local notice style.
Lawrence city society items list visits by Mr and Mrs Howard Parker and others to Excelsior Springs Topeka and Denver. Miss Sutter hosts C G F club in honor of Miss Stella Copp. Attendees include Helen Wood Myrtle Dolan Mary Norris Norah Norris Zora Hornby and Mildred Pickens.
Sunnyside workers of the Baptist church hosted Lucille Evans for an afternoon program and social hour after the meeting. Mrs Evans was assisted by Mrs Fred Williams and Mrs McCain in serving refreshments. A church group picnic is planned in two weeks at Woodland Park.
The Quivera Camp Fire Girls met with Miss Virginia Penediton for a ceremonial gathering. C. I. Sutton was a business visitor to Kansas City. A Lawrence girl Miss Marguerite McClellan, formerly of Lawrence and well known here, now teaches near Chicago with notable success. Neighborhood picnic on northern Tennessee and Ohio streets at the Read home. A young party in honor of Miss Bo Daniels of Oklahoma visited the Bowersock with several companions from Kansas and nearby towns. Fourteen Lawrence girls prepare a special train to Estes Park for the Y W C A convention, with twenty-one K K U girls joining, including delegates from Manhattan and Washburn and many Lawrence participants.
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