Community clubs and gatherings fill weekend social scene
The article lists numerous meetings and events across clubs and organizations. Attendees include Mrs. B. J. Dalton of Kansas City and members of the American Association of University Women. Talks cover Seventh Heaven at the Bowermsek, the Betes Plays bureau, and upcoming drives, with tea and games concluding. Community groups like the Rebekahs, Washington Relief Corps No. 9, and several literary and study clubs schedule sessions, elections, and social functions through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oprens
H. E. Tones
O Brien
Arry Stucker
Davis
C.F- Nelison
Sei Griffith
R. H. Wheel
Washington Relief Corps No. 9
Daisy Wiliams
Stella Janine
Carrie Iivin
Hannah Champion
Irs
Ida K. Bajli
Winnie Hyons
Patriok
Elizabeth Dunn
Ys Hale
Edna Birch
Hattie Leseber
Tos
Eunice
Mary Nadeleeney
Loyd
Mattie Hackmat
Ida M. Swadley
Margaret Krause
Topeka
Grant Risley
Williams
Belle Foster
Hattie Lescher
Aunt Het by Robert Quill social notes and marriages
News digest lists church ceremony violets gift to Mrs Boff horsemother nine years. Frances Hollinger birthday dinner with pink cake. Miss Betsy Russell from Great Bend to visit Miss Mack. Florence Goodrick and Robert Korte wedding Dayton December 31 1927. Club meetings planned with Cre Em and Dent families. Newborn Hazel Marian at Memorial hospital January 1. Ruth Patty to wed Charles Leighton in Chicago. Orphan Angel reviewed by J Mitchell. Current Event Club and Pleasant Grove groups meet. bridge prize won by Mr and Mrs Walter Keeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Maude Goodrick
Zebina Goodrick
Dayton
Ohio
Robert John Korte
Korte
Finesse club luncheon and local personals notes
The Finesse club plans a 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow at the Tavern. Mrs Claude Scott is seriously ill at Memorial hospital with Lorena Mack undergoing a second operation this year. Lawrence residents attend Willard Murphy funeral at Christian church with interment at Gamardsvale. Numerous locals visit Kansas City, Bonner Springs, Excelsior Springs, and Holton for family matters, hospital visits, and social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Scott
Lorena Mack
Memorial Hospital
Newderwent
William “Neustifter
Journal-World
Simmons Hospital
T Lawrence
Boner’ Springs
Willard D. Murphy
The
Christian Church
U. S.G. Plank
Bowman
CE. Lindley
F.C. Weed
Virginia’ Teter
W.C. McConnell
Sgamardsvale
Friends of
iMrs
Clarence Hall
C. C. Seawine
F. M. Campbell
Kentucky Street
E. E. Walker
McFarland
A. W. Lamb
Eugene Lamb
Kansas City
Harold Franklin
Bobby
H.D. Knecht
Little Rock
Ark
M. A
Ness Olsen
Marion
Math. Wegerer
A. Weber
Kansas ‘City
Charles
Sally
Excelsior Springs
A. G. Ulrich
Duncan McKeever
Seba Eldridge
Small
Seba Jr
Waliee ‘Whitson
C. E. Carl
J. A.bchaeter
Olin White
Thelma White
Sale of Seni Senior High season tickets opens tomorrow
Seni Senior high announces season ticket sales for 1928 basketball start tomorrow at 9 in the morning in the business section. Downtown buyers pay 1.50 for a six game season with a 150 quota. single admissions are 50 cents. The budget seeks 880 dollars. Ten percent of athletic ticket revenue supports the school fund for trips. Ticket sales in the business section led by Orville Stone and a team of 1927 football lettermen and squad members including Tiny Kennedy, Marshall Birch, Charles Schneck, and more oversee the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seni
W. R. Essick
Orvile Stone
Sharles Lague
Donald Man
Tiny Kennedy
Marshall
Birch
Charles Schneck
Setar Hardtaff- Arthur
Endacott
Charles
Fos- Sylvester Schiedeman
William Whitney
John Barber
Tom Mackis
Gilbert Shawnee
Legion Entered Contest For 1928 Membership Drive
In Topeka a Kansas Legion conference accepted a challenge to stage a joint 1928 membership contest with Oklahoma. Adjutants and commanders of Kansas Legion met to discuss the plan. National commander E Spafford from New York was scheduled to address the gathering in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Department of the American Legion
Oklahoma
H. T. Petit
Klahoma Department
the Legion
E. Spafford
New York
Hog farm planned near Texas town by P H Williams
The first hog farm in west Texas, a region known for cattle and goat raising, will be established near here by P. H. Williams. The facility will be stocked with registered hogs and aims to diversify regional agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Alvine
Tex
P. H. Williams
Regis
Directors Elect New Leaders At Morning Meeting
Proceedings show new president F. D. Boyles and manager Mrs Kirk-Beel reelected. Notables present include George Barker Mrs Cz DeWatteville Mrs C Eo Lines T H Kennedy Mayor R C Rankin Rev Edward His son Rev J F Watts and F M Holliday. A $25 check from Grace Baldwin for dues noted. It hints at budgeting concerns amid busy schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Barker
DeWatteville
T. H. Kennedy
Ylea
R. C. Rankin
Ottawa U. Broadcast Tonight With Music and Game
Prof W E Sandelius leads weekly interpretations of current events from the political science department at Ottawa U. A 40 minute special music program by the school of music follows, directed by Hakold Li ring. The broadcast includes vocal and instrumental solos, mixed quartets, and a basketball game between U M and U b at 8:00 with pregame at 7:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mausie
Hakold
Li Ring
Arid Mieme
University ROTC Eyes Adoption of Grits Song
The University Reserve Officers' Training Corps may adopt a new song titled the grits song of the ROTC. Written by a ROTC member, it honors field artillery from World War I and is set to the tune of Caisson Song. Major J. R. Cygon, professor of military science, said he believes the song will be adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Res. ‘Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
R. O
K.U
J .R. Cygon
Fragmentary note on song adoption and title
A jumble of phrases notes a song name and its possible adoption. The readable bits suggest questions about whether a song will be adopted and what its title might be, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Miss Praires and Anderson Set Tonight Exhibition Match
In Los Angeles California Miss Praires and Anderson will play an exhibition match at 9 o clock tonight at the Swede Wilson pool hall. The event is free and open to the public with sliding scale dues. Helena Montana AP notes the Montane Wool Growers association plans member dues based on one sheep per head, costing growers up to 506 dollars annually under the current system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Praires
Anderson
Ofs
Helena
Mont
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Majori
1Y. R.‘Cygen
B. J. Dalton
Karlsa$ City
W. B. Dalton
T. A. Larremoré
Noble Grands Club
Rebekahs
Alfred Lawrence
W. J. Francisco
C. H. Ziesenis
B. H. Dale
F. B. Dodds
Jr. R. Stuart
Gertie K. Johnston
Rebekah
A. P. Hults
Dean
E. B. Stouffer
Brackett Farm Bureau
C. E. Maiinar
Kentucky ‘Street
Herhostesses
Altho
Brackettistrict
Elcome
Elizabeth Randle
Co-Operative
Ladies’ Literary League
Stanton Olinger
Ohio Street
Zodiac Club
Tomorn
Mrs. Olin
Progressive Reading Club
Cill
J.F. B. Dodds
Alabama Setreet
H. J. Adams
Inglesideg Club
Minnie Walsher
Tennessee Street
H. E. Beguelin
Ha Py
New Hampshire ‘Street
H. T. Bangley
Quivira Club
Atlecnotn
W. OM. Backus
Latma Street
Ew. H. Koehring
D Bt. Swarth
Oh Sut
West Side Study Club
Indiana Street
W. C. Summers
Massachusetts Street
W. Best
Ala Delta Pi Sorority
Tau Chapter
Esterday
Louisiana
Het
Robert
Publishers Syndicate
Boff
Presbyterian Church
Eoff
C. Hollinger
Frances ‘Hollinger
Miss Hollinger
Paul Christy
York
Betsy’ Russell
Great Bend
Mack
E. K. Crim
Louisiana Street
Cosmos Club
MM. S. S
EB. Seetin
Arnold Fralick
R. Yeoman
Plenant Hour Club
Brackett
Yeoman
Hjg. van Neste
Robert Ridley
C. BE
Midland Rural Social Club
Emil Heck
8. Schellborn
Hazel Marian
Ventura Club
Fred Clarke
John Daggett
Pleasant Grove
Sunshine Club
William Pine
Elm Street
W. H. Horr
Walter Keeler
Jenny Wren
Jenny
Grocer
Zephyr Bakery
Legion
Kansas and
Vicks
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Marshall. Field
Ottawa
KFEU
Stati
T. c
Wera
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