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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1930
Page
6
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Tuesday features Woman's City club and Brython Smith events in Green Ovens room, plus Alpha Tau Omega and Alpha Beta Alumnae at Eldridge hotel. Thursday offers several social gatherings including whist and bridge clubs. Friday and Saturday list city club activities, auctions, and Omega chapters at Eldridge hotel.
Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae clubs will gather for an informal entertainment evening hosted at the home of Miss Mar. The gathering aims to foster fellowship among alumnae in the community with light refreshments and socializing.
A string of brief personal items notes Mrs Walter Keeler and daughter Annatel and Miss Isabel Keeler planning a stay in Florida with stops in Jacksonville and Miami. Bundled entries mention Mr and Mrs Brougham Way visiting from Kansas City, visits to Mr Otto F Krauer, and several parties traveling to Kansas City for the grand opera. Others plan moves, cruises, or short visits to Dallas, Iola, and New York with associated relatives and friends.
The Lawrence Council of Religious Education hosts a five session Leadership Training School at First Baptist Church March 5 onward. Dr. John F. Watts leads as Dean with nine courses taught by Rev. C. W. Thomas Rev. A. A. Van Sickle Mrs. H. BR. Latimer Rev. E. F. Price Dr. L. A. Gordon Dean B. Braden Mrs. J.S. Stovery Mrs. Albert Williams and Principal M. F. Hyde. Credit required for nine periods. noncredit attendees welcome. Enrollment blanks will be sent to local Sunday schools. out-of-town attendees are invited.
Mr and Mrs S T Ewart of Beloit donate a scholarship in honor of their son Don Ewart a former junior in the University of Kansas architecture department. The award will go to a member of the junior class at the end of the current semester. Don Ewart died in 1928 in Egypt during a trip around the world.
Troop 114th Cavalry and National Guard group of Haskell Indian students will undergo a federal inspection in the Haskell Gymnasium Thursday evening at o'clock. Major W M Modisette from Topeka will conduct the review as commissioned officers Captain Sam P Moyer First Lt Albert A Gish and Second Lieut Francis E Morawetz are listed. The public is invited to attend.
Miss Elizabeth Randle home demonstration agent will travel to Olathe and Kansas City tomorrow to inspect millinery supplies for the Farm Bureau training school for millinery leaders at the spring meeting. Maude Deely millinery specialist from the Agricultural College will conduct the school, held each spring and fall.
The Liberty Memorial high school staff will meet tomorrow at 3 45 to discuss how best to guide pupils. Teachers will submit school problems for discussion. Kansas City police are asked to watch for Sam Buehler a 15 year old who disappeared from Seventy-fifth Street and Mission Road last Saturday. He is described as 5 feet 10 inches tall and wearing a blue overall light cap coat and top coat. Students will discuss How Can I Best Invest My Time.
Summary of items including an outline for a school day at Memorial High, injury update on five year old Raymond Mann after an auto collision, Butler County sheriff request for bandit lookout near Maize, a divorce suit filed by Myra Chaney against J F Chaney, and a stolen Buick car reported to Lawrence police with Topeka theft connection. The page also notes Dean Swarthout’s recovery.
Advertorial note promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia for relief from morning sickness heartburn and digestion during pregnancy and for neutralizing cow milk in infant feeding. It claims mild laxative action and tasteless formula, endorsed by physicians for 50 years, and offers a free information booklet to new and expectant mothers via Phillips Co.
Local business and professional men will participate in the Boy Scout Minstrels at the high school auditorium March 3 and 4, announced by W K Bruner head of the local council. Lead men include Henry Asher W K Bruner George King and Ralph Smalley with Scouts Alan Asher and Donald Gilkison. Other chorus members listed include Roland Stover Harold Hardtaker Prof R Q ater Claude L Scott George J W Curfman Edwin FB Joe Hume Ernest Bayles Dire Lyle 8 Powell Don Lovett iovey J Hanna Walter A Johns and J R G McElhinny. The Rev Alfred D Gray will be interlocutor. The show features a Tau Sigma dancing sorority dance sleight of hand Prof F H Guild Rotary quartet and stunts. Lawrence Boy Scouts.
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts resumes duties today following a short illness. Ear, Nose and Throat Clinic run by Dr. W. O. Nelson will operate in city hall health department rooms tomorrow from 2 to 4 pm. O U W Lodge 7 to entertain Topeka Kansas City and Leavenworth lodges in the local lodge room on Wednesday February 19 at 7:30 pm. Friends of the lodge are welcome.
Dinner dance at the country club on Thursday February 20 features a chicken dinner and a juvenile show by the club's Tittie tots. Elmer Tompkins, an old club member, will perform a special reading as the evening’s highlight, with reservations due by 9 am Thursday.
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