Founders Day Banquet at Wiedemann's Celebrates Thirty-Second Year
Luncheon entertained for twelve honoring Mrs. George Kreeck at Clay Center. Temnola club founders' day banquet last night at Wiedemann's celebrated 32 years with guests Mrs. George Kirchhoff Jr and Miss Maud Ellsworth. Vaudeville program directed by Fred Ellsworth featured entertainers and a long list of club helpers. Dinner, heart-themed place cards, Valentine motifs, and a U shaped table arranged for forty one guests.
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Templa Cla
Wiedemann
George Kirchhoff, Jr
Maud Ellsworth
Fred Ellsworth
Mr. Ellsworth
H. J. Hanna
J. J. Kist Jer
J. W. ‘Twente
H. H. Asher
Jerry
Ray
Melodia
William Lying Fillups
Twente
Wisdlers
Gracie
Jack
Asher
Fred Eilew
Lucille Elsworth
Pete
Patric
Theodora
J. J. Kistler
Professor Twente
Ray Wright
William L. Burdick
B. and P. W
Eldridge
Estelle, Engle
Faye Gosper
Marjorie Ryther
Kathryn Ziesenis
Sweet Peas
Anna Tubbs
Winifred Kelly
Mildred Houston
Helen Gordon Dodds
Aames Mary White
James Stanton
Mary Counts Organ
Arthur Lawrence
A. N. Yancy
Emma Houghton
Carlotta Sheetz
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs
Various social events fill this week with bridge luncheons and dinners at Alpha Chi Omega Alma Mater, Colonial Tea Room, and Gamma Delta. The music and arts circles host meetings, scholarships awarded, and a Fort Leavenworth Star visit. The NLC and League of Women Voters schedule talks, while the Red Cross and WCTU plan community gatherings and demonstrations.
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Alpha Chi Omega Lumnae
Colonial _tea room
Carl Clifton
Music
Wiedemand’s
Alpha
Gamma Delta
Mothers’ ‘Club
C. Dames
Marston McCluxnate
Earl Marshall
Eccles ‘Club
Whipple
Sire
Case
Stub
H. P. Cady
John Stutz
A. A. Green
Merry Matrons
Amigos Club
Alva Carter
League of AvEriere Voters
Chamber of Commerce
Aliss Helen
Skilton
Vivian Skilton
Bridge i
Rida
L. Kirchhoff
Alpha Chi Omega
Colonial Tea Room
Personal notes from Sacramento visitors and Kansas City ties
Mr and Mrs Franklin Barrow and son from Sacramento arrived to visit Mrs Barrows parents Mr and Mrs J W Greenleaf. Lon Ambler of Fall River called on Mamie Siebentritt aunt of Mrs Zwicky in Kansas City. Mrs Cora Borges spending day in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs H D Johnson returned from Horton after attending the funeral of Mrs Johnsons father J W Brownlee.
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Franklin Barrow
Anal
Sacramento
Cali
Kansas City
H. D. Johnson
Tennessee Street
Horton
Players Invite Pioneers to See Distant Drums
Lawrence area residents who came to the community in early days are invited as guests of the Kansas Players to attend Distant Drums in Fraser theater next week. Allen Crafton, director, says three pioneers have already accepted. The group seeks period furnishings such as guns shawls pans buckets and similar items for the production. Call Mrs. Allen Crafton at 2586-M on Wednesday.
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Lawrence
Overland
Kansas Players
Fraser Theater
Oregon Trail
Allen Crafton
Hartwell Millinery Store Sold to Boggs and Albert
Mrs. Cora KE Boggs and Miss Lena Albert have purchased the Hartwell millinery store from the estate of the late Mrs Edna B Hartwell. Boggs has worked there over five years and led operations, while Albert has three years of service. They will continue to run the store at the same location.
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Cora KE. Boggs
Lena Albert
Hartwell
Edna B. Hartwell
Boggs
Miss Albert
Carnival at New York School PTA Sponsor
The New York school Parent-Teacher Association hosts a carnival at the New York building Friday at 7 30 p m Attractions include a program picture show fish pond cake walk and bingo Committee in charge lists Mrs A W Smith Mrs Leo J Hill and Miss Mertie Edwards All are invited A small admission price will be charged.
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New York
Parent- Teacher Association
A. W. Smith
Leo J. Hill
Mertie Edwards
Benefit Concert By Junior High Glee Clubs
The boys and girls glee clubs of the junior high will present a concert at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the school study hall. Admission is 10 cents, with proceeds to the schools milk fund, which has provided pupils milk and fruit since December 1. Rev Walter M Jones former Missouri Conference United Brethren superintendent died at 67 yesterday after long service in Ozawkie Meriden and Topeka.
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P T. A
C. E. Decker
Ozawkie
Kan
Walter M. Jones
Missouri Conference of the United Brethren Church
Meriden
Topeka
One Student To Stick To Books At UK Initiation News
A Lawrence report describes a student arriving to enroll at the UK amid fraternity pledges and housing tensions. It notes Greek houses Gamma Delta Phi and others reporting high pledge rates with some failures, headlines a Miss Virginia Ewers hosted party, and mentions "Spin the Milk Bottle" as campus entertainment.
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Lawrence
Aesop
Phi Gamma Delta
Altho
Fiji
Glenn Cunningham
Kappa
Theta
Gamma Phil
Virginia Ewers
Fi Beta Phi
Wichita
Ewers
Mt. Dread
Student pledges and sorority bids amid campus chatter
The article notes an anxious search for Duke, Solon Emery's bulldog, and details early mid semester sorority pledges. It lists pledges and cities for Barbara Bramwell, Betty McFarland, Ruth Magerkurth, and Evelyn Little, while reporting on Dean of Women mandates and upcoming Greek activities. The piece also covers Kansas legislative sessions with calendar Wednesday, bills on bridges, naturalization costs, and private measures ahead of elections.
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Duke
Solon Emery
Bix
Genial
Theta
Barbara Bramwell
Belleville
Pi Phi
Betty, McFarland
Topeka
Kappa Kappa
Ruth Magerkurth
Salina
Evelyn Little
Kansas City
Gamma Phi
Chi Omega
A. D. Pi
Alpha, Chi
Sheldon declines Topeka editor for a day offer
Dr. Charles M. Sheldon a Topeka minister well known for religious writings declined an offer to be editor in chief of the Topeka State Journal for a day. The offer followed his critique of crime reporting in newspapers. He said he did not feel qualified to arbitrate news and preferred not to lose sleep like during his 1900 stint as editor. He suggested papers on occasion should remove crime from the front page.
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Topeka
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka State Journal
Sheldon
State Journal
Capital
Ag Jesus
House Turns to Minor Legislation of Interest to Members
Washington February 7 AP House leaders pursue a program of small measures aimed at pleasing members. The focus is on routine bills and housekeeping items rather than major policy, signaling a shift toward consensus on non-controversial issues within the chamber.
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House
Washington
Jayhawk FFA Hosts Twin Basketball Night at SHMS
The Jayhawk Chapter FFA will entertain two FFA teams from Shawnee Mission high school on the senior high court tonight. The second games start at 7 30 and the first at 8 20. After the games hosts will serve a meal in the cafeteria with help from FFA members mothers. W R Essick, vocational agriculture instructor, sponsors the local chapter.
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Jayhawk
Future Farmers of America
Shawnee Mission High School
F A. A
W. R. Essick
Sweeney to Host Interchurch League Banquet
T J Sweeney Sr will host the second annual Interchurch Sunday school basketball league banquet this year, following last year's event. The banquet will be held about [time not specified], announced today.
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Interchurch ‘League
Banquet to Present Awards After April Tournament
The mid April banquet will present the awards and tournament results. Mr. Sweeney has asked Reverend C A Fuls to chair the committee on arrangements.
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Sweeney
C. A. Fuls
Revival Meeting At Friends Church In Ashe
Public invited to a Sunday revival at Friends Church Tenth and Delaware streets at 7:30 p.m. February 18 with Rev C C Cunningham of First Baptist. An all day tree trimming party on February 13 precedes the revival. the Women's Society will serve dinner and all are welcome.
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Ladies Aid
Society of Friends
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