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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1928
Page
5
Local syndicated column entry by Robert Quillen titled Aunt Het appears in 1928 editions. Copyright held by Publishers Syndicate.
Mrs George Telford of Manhattan visited over the weekend with her brother and sister Mr and Mrs G M Holiday. Mrs Gladys McGowan of Kansas City visits her aunt Mrs E F Caldwell for several days. Mr and Mrs E B Spencer recently visited their daughter Mrs E E Bayles and returned to Iola. Miss Elizabeth Randle came back from Independence after visiting relatives. Mrs Effie Brinsmaid, visiting sister Mrs E H Kendall, returned to Topeka. Theodore Foster, who spent the holidays here, left for Emporia to resume school. Mrs A I Gilkison and daughter...
Miss Virginia L Moore Emma Schaake Genevieve Dorsey and Dora Schaake traveled to Kansas City for the day. Mrs Harry DeWolf, Miss John Stapleton and others returned to Kansas City after Thanksgiving visits. Mrs A B Patterson Coy Woodford and Paul Woodford left Ottumwa by auto after family holiday gathering with Prof and Mrs E M Bell.
A Unitarian sermon discusses radicalism as a term with commendable or objectionable senses. The speaker distinguishes radicals as extremists seeking force or rapid upheaval, contrasting them with the patient, evolutionary path to freedom. The report covers church activities at First Baptist and Ninth Street Baptist, including new members, baptisms, upcoming sermons on marriage commandments, class attendances, and a World Wide Guild bazaar.
Ad urges careful feeding when teething and notes Castoria as a trusted remedy. It touts Castoria as vegetable, gentle, and effective at soothing upset infants, with emphasis on its long-time use and Fletcher signature on bottles. It positions Castoria as safer than castor oil for frequent use.
The First Christian Church hosts a Good Fellowship Dinner for 33 cents inviting members to attend. Pastor Charles A. Richard outlines stewardship of intangible wealth emphasizing belief in God, social use of property, and giving as the path to lasting happiness. The event includes a quartet and a pageant titled Ask Mother Another, with subsequent plans and meetings led by church leaders and speakers from Lincoln, Nebraska.
A meeting of Northeast Kansas ministers and laywomen will gather at Snyder Memorial Church. The ladies of the church will hold their annual bazaar and serve dinner and supper in the church basement.
The international painting exhibition at the Carnegie Institute drew public taste against the jury, selecting Edmund Harbell of Boston for the $200 popular prize with the painting Little Edmund. Six works chosen by visitors were not in the artists’ jury list, highlighting the divide between lay and expert opinion. City jail records note two inmates, both listed as sleepers, registered there Saturday night.
Names of all Garden City school students appear in the corner of the page under a note about winter vacation and unsettled accounts. Miss Mary Bowier at 805 Ohio Dr is listed for payment inquiries. Chas Simmons is also mentioned in connection with the same notice.
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