Campfire program grows. club aids leadership drive
At a Slipper meeting of the Business Women's club at Wiedemann's last night, Nadine Morrison urged members to support Camp Fire work with leaders and active aid. The club appointed a committee to work with Camp Fire executive council. A Christmas boxes plan was set by a committee for filling boxes. New members joined, and a January supper was canceled due to Christmas Eve darkness.
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Business Women's ‘Club
Mayne Corcoran
Jens Jenson
Ruth Wright
Emma Christianson
Kiwanis Club Dinner Features Notables at Country Club
Mrs Vic Johnson and other guests attended a Kiwanis club dinner at the Country club with about eighty-five people present. Rev Edward Hislop served as toastmaster with toasts from Dean Dyer Swarthout Kennedy and others. Prof W B Downing sang and Miss Wiley read. Patsy Underwood performed recitations. K A Dames plan an initiation tea for new members at Westminster House with a 2 30 meeting time.
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Kiwanis Club
Country Club
Edward Hislop
Dean Dyer
Dean Swarthout
Craig, Kennedy
W. E. Kennard
Ed Schmidt
R. R. Hickson
W. B. Downing
Miss Wiley
K. A
Charles Brady
Robert Stillwell
Westminster House
Personal Notices From Oklahoma City To Baldwin
George McCallum of Oklahoma City returned this morning to Baldwin after visiting at his home. Conrad Jesperson of Bartlesville is visiting his father J. Jesperson and spent today in Topeka. Mrs. Don H. Baker visited Iola this morning. Mrs. J. D. Baker and Lew Johnson of Towanda returned home after visiting son A. J. Johnson, a University student. W. M. LaCoss and d. E. Aynerson visited Leavenworth and Lecompton respectively. J. F. Brock spent the day in Baldwin. Irvin Ratliff, visiting relatives in Lawrence since Thanksgiving, returned to Rifle, Colorado. Fred L. Morris returned from a weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCallum
Oklahoma City
Baldwin
Conrad Jesperson
Bartlesville
Okla
J. Jesperson
Topeka
Don H. Baker
Iola
J. D. Baker
Lew Johnson
Towanda
A. J. Johnson
W. Atkinson
Leavenworth
D. E. Aynerson
Lecompton
W. M. LaCoss
Chanute
J. F. Brock
Irvin Ratliff
Lawrence
Rifle
Colorado
Fred L. Morris
Local social notes from Excelsior Springs and surrounding area
Mrs. Morris ill at Excelsior Springs with her daughter Mrs Redgrave visiting. Several residents travel for business in Topeka Lawrence and Kansas City. Embroidery club and church events planned with bazaars and a chicken supper. Miss Meryl Buckley to perform The Servant in the House on December 6 at the Baptist church. Lutheran bazaar and food sale set for December 7 and 8 at Olson Bros plumbing shop 934 Mass Street.
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M. Beryl Buckley
First Baptist
Morris
Excelsior Springs
Redgrave
Burt
Brown
Topeka
William Treft
Eudora
Lawrence
Rebecca Hemphill
Baldwin
E. E.trueblood
Kansasity
J. A. Keeler
Kansas City
F. Parsons
H. H. Asher
Bernice ‘Handley
Kansas
Christian Church
Baptist. Church
Lutheran
Olson Bros
Mass
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Girls’ Friendly Society
Wiedemann Grill Room
Mabel Schaeffer
Japan
Louise Miller
Voice In the University
i @ new Memorial
Independence
Misha Literary Club
Harley Armstrong
Iova Colman
Ralph Colman
South Side
Reading Club
A. Schaa
Rhode. Island St
Midland Rural Club
C. H. Bruchmiller
Fternoon
Spalding
T. G. Fitch
James Burrow
Pen Club
Morrow
Mrs. Ar
Music Club
Tother Owen
Firs
The
Ladies Aid of the
First Methodist Church
Mrs
Tom Harley
Kram
Nigras Club
Daugherty
Eniter
Bienvenue
Muphy
Ken- Henry
Anderson
T. D. Funk
Ming
Vic Johnson
Carl Graeber
Arthur Gillham
Ralph Achning
Joe Gavitt
H. H. Holloway
Addie Buckminster
Funk
A. F. Brown
St. James A. M.E
H. H Gillam
Dewatteville-Fischer
the Ice & Storage Co
Vermont Street
Lawrence, Kanzas
Kansas Electric Power Company
Beacon
Kenwood
Santa
Hossam Ring
Wolf’s Book Store
First Methodist Episcausal Church
University Book Store
Ys-M. C. A
Fraser Hall
Varsity Theatre
Samuel Goldwyn
Otashe
Bernard Carr Gordon
Francs Marion
Clarence Badger
Montague Glass
Charles Klein
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