Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter to speak at Lawrence club
Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter of Topeka will headline the Lawrence Woman's Club meeting on Tuesday February 19 her luncheon at 1 o'clock and talk in the Colonial tech room. She is known across the middle west as a writer and speaker author of Kansas stories and a champion of women's clubs. Her subject will be The Living Age all women invited tickets free through club members.
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Margaret Hill McCarter
Topeka
Lawrence
Tea and events highlight Lawrence society notices
The University Women’s club tea at Myers Hall featured a patriotic theme with Mount Vernon Lincoln Memorial and colonial costumes. Decorations, a play “The White Ewe,” and pianists accompanied the event while fund contributions flowed to the scholarship fund through two hosts. Other notices include church group dinners, a Valentine party, and pledges at Phi Gamma Delta and Phi Beta Pi.
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University Women's Club
Myers Hall
F. A. Russell
Mount Vernon
Lincoln Memorial
G.W. Stratton
C. P. Nelson
J.W. Twente
M. Baker
K.M. Davis
George ‘Ade
A. Jd. Mix
Ape MT the N B C bridge luncheon club yesterday
Tammy Constant was a guest as the N B C bridge luncheon club held yesterday. In bridge, Mrs Constant and Mrs Charles Radcliffe won prizes for high scores. Mrs Fred Williams will entertain the Double Seven thimble club Monday afternoon at 2 30 with a valentine exchange featured. Roll call will be on Lincoln. Lawrence Flower club meets Monday afternoon at veterans hall with plants talk by Ms Sterling and laws affecting plant distribution by Mrs Mina P Dias followed by general discussion.
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R. H.edmiston
West Lawrence
J.B. Henry
Glenn Moody
H.P. Jones
A. N. Yancey
Arthur S. Anderson
Anderson
Floyd Rankin
Valentine
Sigel Ladies’ Aid
Mrl. O'Meara
Jack Roy W
D. M. O'Connor
Rell
United States
O’connor
Little
Fern Young
Richard Johnson
Howard Phillips
Alva Petefish
George Strahan
Simpson
Petefish
Mildred
Ape
N.B.C
Tammy. Constant
Constant
Charles Radcliffe
Fred Williams
Lincoln
Lawrence
Personal notices from a busy Kansas weekend
D A Marshall returns after three months in northern Texas noting cold weather damaged beans and potatoes. Rev and Mrs F M Testerman visit their daughter in Pennlosa Kansas. Mr and Mrs Edward Humphrey of Junction City visit their sister Hannah Oliver and granddaughter Barbara Humphrey. Dr Q V Stoland and Ruth Stokimd Jeltyesterday head to City In to spend several days. P F Walker attends a Kansas City conference on Cause and Cure of A Miss Fotorabeth Lebrecht travels with Hal Lebrecht and sister to Kansas City Mo for a two week trip to New Orleans and Howard. Mrs W T Col Topeka heads to Howard with D B Carter to spend weekend with J S Eby and son W 3 Clarence Sheets Sr travels to Kansas City for weekend with Mr and Mrs Clarence Sheets. Mrs George Kram goes to Tom anoxie for funeral of Mrs Anna Myers. Richard Barber goes to Kansas City on business. William Docking and granddaughter Alix Neville visit Kansas City for weekend at the Colonial.
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D. A. Marshall
Texas
F. M. Testerman
Ilarold McGill
Pennlosa
Kan
Id. Wo Humphrey
Junction City
Mra. Humphrey
Hannah Oliver
Barbara Humphrey
University of Kansas
Q. Ov Stoland
Ruth Stokimd
City
P. FL Walker
Kansas City
Fotorabeth Lebrecht
Kappa Alpha ‘Theta House
Hal Lebrecht
New Orleans
W.T
Linwood residents visit Kansas City and travel notes
Miss Helen Lois Martin of the University of Kansas spent the vacation here with her mother Mrs. T. W. Martin. Harbaugh, recently from Hot Springs Ark., returned home in improved health. Mrs. Fay Party and others motored to Kansas City. Ada Dell Meinke and Melvin Meinke, Kansas University students, are home for semester break. Several local families and friends visited in Kansas City Leavenworth and Louisburg, with trips by Stratford, the Harbaughs, Siscoes, Atteberrys, and others and notes of visits to relatives in Topeka and nearby towns.
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C.M. Harbaugh
Hot. Springs
Ark
Fay
Clintda Siscoe
Hugh Barry
Kansas’ City
Joan Hughey
T. W. Martin
John Tadhope
Orville Huchey
Max Frederic
Leavenworth
Stratford
Kansas City
Allen Harbaugh
Shurbauch
Louisburg
Will Boys
George
Clinton ‘Siscoe
Frank Atteberry
Atteberry
Donald
Kansas Kan
Lewis I Jbaugh
Edith Schapley
Toveka
LaVerne Nelson
University of Kansas
Linwood High School Girl Reserve club forms
A formal recognition service admitted twenty four girls to Linwood High School Girl Reserve membership. Officers include Helen Brannock president and Jeanne Peebles vice president. New members listed span many local families, with ongoing biweekly program meetings and future cabinet sessions.
Funeral notices for Bakero Crawford held at Centroplis church
Several from this neighborhood attended the double funeral service for Mr. Bakero and Mr. Crawford at the Christian church in Centroplis on Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Will Peffly returned to Ottawa Monday morning after a week at the Harry Flory home. Mrs Sturm and son George of Clearfield and Mrs Chester Gibson with a daughter visited Herman Pohl.
Local Farmers Aid CCC Camp Woodwork in Lone Star Area
Mr and Mrs Walter Pohl and son Kenneth helped at Lone Star CCC camp on Tuesday. Henry Young George Shaw hauled wood to Ben Gibson s home. Miss Faye Montgomery works in Lawrence this week. Farmers source wool from CCC camp. Ben Gibson cut wood for Theodore Elm and Orville Elm. Harry Flory and others visited Kansas City. Mrs Flory improving in Trinity Lutheran hospital. Glen Flora drove to Kansas City. men from the neighborhood cut wood for War den Evangelical church and parsonage. Frank Steen and family visited. Kipling did car repairs at Ernest Pohl home. Roy Shuler family served Sunday dinner. new daughter born to Mr and Mrs Warry Flory.
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Walter “Pohl
Kenneth
Lional
Truman’ Shaw
Ernest Pohl
Prentice Showalter
Ben Gibson
CCC
Lone Star
Henry Young
George Shaw
Gibson
Faye Montgomery
Lawrence
Theodore
Orville Elm
Harry’ Flory
Dave’ Kessler
Elmer Rappard
Mabel Haas
Kansas City
Harry
Flory
Tinity, Lutheran Hospital
Glen Flora
Evangelical Church
Frank Steen
Williamsburg
Pete Kipling
Backtrom
Pohl Hone
Noah Shuler
Roy Shuler
Mary Peffley
Harry Flory
Lyle Knyart
UT basketball captain Jack Gray breaks 20 point mark this season
UT forward and captain Jack Gray has surpassed the 18.9 point average, reaching the 20 point benchmark this season in intercollegiate play, highlighting his scoring progression for the Longhorns.
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Jack Gray
University of Texas
Tne
Restay Ver Feame
Intercollege
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Bill Stone
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Hurley Rose
Horton Gray
Spokane, Wash
Mra
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Boonville, Mo
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Joseph F. King
Sarah Cleland
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Hillix
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Wilma Frank
King’s Heralds
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Carl Smith
Women’s Relief Corps
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Elun
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Je Luther Gustafson
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Penfiell Jones
Karl Kiooz
BE. C. Buehler
Cheb
Hellanibus Club
C. C. Krum
H.C. Thurnay
Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
A. D B. Ewing
Brotherhood of the North Lawrence ‘Christian Church
Seth. W. Slaughter
Nell Rezac
Paul D. Raney
Phi Gamma Delta
Carlton Dickinson
Phi Beta Pi
Medical Fraternity
Herbert Songer
Church of the Nazarene
S. T. Ludwig
Vermont
E.C.W. Club
C.W. Amidon
R.E. Kimber
J. EB. Wright
Kimber
Linwood
Helen Ois Martin
University of K
Garners Woven
Stretch
T. _W. Martin
Helen Lois
Bb. EB. Warner
Nortonville
James, Smith
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Will Anderson
A. H. Engle
Fay Parry
W. PL. Quinlan
Drusie ‘Coffin
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Virginia Anderson
Elsie Barnett
Edith
Esther Boys
Helen Brannock
Idamae Guras
Mary E. Harbaugh
Elenore
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Evelyn’ McMillen
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Marie Milleret
Esther Parry
Maxine Oeschlaeger
Jeanna Peebles
Marilyn Priest
Helen Maxine Rhodes
Allene Riley
Le‘ona Smith
Catherine Skinner
Anna B. Snider
Dorothy Toyne
Goldie Wilson
Thelma Anderson
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