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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1928

Page

5

Quivera Club Celebrates Thirty-Third Anniversary Tea

The Quivera club marked its 33rd anniversary with a guest day tea at Mrs. C. L. DeWatteville’s home from 3 to 5 pm. Guests were admitted at the door by Little Aliené and Evelyn Sabol, with a receiving line including Mrs. J. E. Hopes and other life members. Christmas decor and a lace tea cloth framed a table of silver tapers and poinsettias as Mrs. J. R. Topping and Mrs. A. B. Withington poured.

Quivera Club C. L DeWatteville Little Aliené Evelyn Sabol J. E. Hopes de. Watteville C.E. Grndley R. E. Buckminster George J.R. Topping A. B. Withington Orley M. Smith B. P. Deichert Albert Sabol W. H. Schoene Topping X- Day Kenedy

Saturday Night Social Rules At Local Club Meet

The Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae hold a Monday evening meeting at Miss Agnes Emery’s home with Miss Laura Renkin slated as host for the next gathering on January 7. Ernest Burgess and Miss Bessie Spiers wed in Pineyune Mississippi, and attendees plan a Lawrence High School football team banquet at the school cafeteria with parents and guardians in attendance.

Kappa Alpha Theta Agnes Emery Laura Renkin Ernest Burgess Lawrence Bessie Spiers Pineyune, Miss Burgess Kansas City Lawrence High

Personal notes from the influenza period

The item lists numerous locals and students traveling home for Christmas and holidays. Elmer Fairley and his mother arrived before continuing to California. Florence Searcy and Christine Fink depart University of Kansas for Leavenworth and Coffeyville homes. Several others, including Mrs. John Merwin's party, Mrs. J. Ry Hood, and the Sproulls, are noted as visiting or returning from trips to Kansas City and New York City for holiday gatherings and services.

Elmer Fairley Pi VM Fairley Soy California Fredo Barteldes Kansas City Florence Searcy Leavenworth Edward Odell John Merlvin New’ York City Ray Merwin Mr. Merwin J. Ry Hood Rs. J. H. Hodgin Everett Monument Colo Nettie Puckett Gladys Cecil High Prairie B. F. Houlton Eleanor Mitchell J Coffeyville Christine Fink Fredonia W. A. Guenther Harold Agby J. C. Sproull Senate Pane Eh Iproull Morris Woman's Council of W. C. Sproull First Christian ‘Church Detroit Mich

Christmas notices and holiday plans in Phoen ix area

The piece notes Albert McNish and family returning from a three month Phoenix stay with Mrs McNish ill in Ardmore Oklahoma. Annie P Young and Mrs W C Haley plan holidays in Kansas City. Cherryvale water customers receive 25 percent discount on November bill for poor water quality. The Ladies' kin luncheon at the Methodist church is postponed. A Christmas sale at Unitarian Church December 14 features aprons gifts and home cooked foods.

Albert McNish Carril Maurine Phoenix Ariz Ardmore Okla Annie. P. Young W.C. Haley Kansas City Unitarian Church

Butter Gift Replaces Flowers In Russia Shortage

In Moscow a butter shortage turns gifting into a ritual. People give a pound of butter when visiting kin on patron saint days, with ration limits of about a third of a pound per person. Long queues form daily as citizens endure cold to purchase allotted amounts from government and cooperative shops.

Russia Moscow

Turkish police guard for American tourists advances English

Constantinople AP reports twelve Turkish policemen who passed an English fluency exam were appointed to assist American tourists. They are the first graduates of a course taught by George Tully, known as Tully Bey after his conversion to Islam. Plans in Dodge City call for a $40,000 Catholic school with construction expected to start next spring.

Constantinople Turkey George Tully Tully Bey Dodge City

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