Induction at Rebekah hall and club notices page
Last evening officers and members were inducted at the Rebekah installation with Miss Ruth Kenney assisting. The chapter presented Lena Funk an official pin, speeches were given, and more than a hundred attended. Separate items note Pleasant Hour club welcomes new members, Alpha Chi Omega party decor, Alpha Tau Omega barn dance, Kanwaka Literary Club, city federation meeting on amendments, and various local club gatherings, tea events, and notices of births and meetings through January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Wee
Mabe
Ruth Kenney
Minnie Kahle
Alan, Jensen
Emma ‘Johns
Lula Metit- Vick
Madge Wiggins
Hazel
Watts
Jeanette
Side Suardin Noble
Noble Ghund
Lena Funk
Rebekah
RK. Johnston
Alpha Chi Omega
Little Joe Dunkel
Act
Lena Bink
Mar
Council of the City Federation
Department of Legislation
Ass. George J. Barker
Miss Irene Lynn Heads to Kansas for Weekend Visit
Miss Irene Lynn traveled to Kansas this morning to spend the weekend at her home. Mrs. Joe Blair and her small son, who have been visiting Mrs. A. J. Lane for the holidays, left today for Lyons. Mrs. Gertie K. Johnston went to Topeka today to be a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene’ Lynn
Kansas
Joe Blair
Small Son
A. J. Lane
Lyons
Gertie K. Johnston
Topeka
Ab A
Local Kansas City visits and social notes from area residents
Community members travel to Kansas City for weekends and visits, including Mrs Ione De Watteville returning from the east to attend a Kansan club banquet, and many others visiting relatives or spending the day in the city. Social updates cover dances, university students, and family gatherings with brief mentions of household activities and a January furniture clearance at Eriksen Furniture Store.
Evangelical and Presbyterian Services Announced Citywide
Evangelical League of Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m and prayer sessions run all week led by Evangelist Dave Hill from Columbus Ohio. First Presbyterian Church Vermont and 9th streets EB Bleck minister schedules morning and evening services with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and a choir directed by Dean Starthout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical League of Christan Endeavor
Dave Hill
Columbus
Ohio
First’ Presbyterian Church
Vermont
A. Bleck
Dean Starthout
Deaths and Funerals and Dairy Committee Notice
Ed Marshall 66 of Eudora died at his sister’s home in Eudora this morning. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 PM at the Eudora Methodist Church with the Odd Fellows Lodge in charge. Burial will be in Dairy. The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce dairy committee will meet tomorrow at 2 PM to outline a county dairy survey, following a November trip to Fort Scott and Jolt to visit dairy farms. Notary Public Bessie C. Randle has received official notice of her appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Marshall
Eudora
Ed Anderson
Maine Street
Eudora Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Tomorow
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Fort Scott
Jolt
Rela A
Bessie C. Randle
Plymouth Congregational Vesper Service Cites Music Program
The second monthly vesper service at Plymouth Congregational Church will be held tomorrow evening at 7 45 p m The public is invited The program features Miss Marguerite Fischer soprano Mr Walter Whitlock tenor and Mr Conrad McGrew violin The Silent Sea Neidlinger soprano obbligato Miss Fischer Violin Taith Massenet Mr McGrew
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
Church Ministry of Music
Mrs C P Pace dies after long illness at 61
Minnie M Edler of Eudora born March 2 1883 near Big Springs Missouri. She married U P Page Feb 27 1890 and had five children. Survived by husband three children Frances G Frank A Florence Pear all of Eudora, one sister Mary M Meyer Florence, three half sisters and one half brother. Lived mainly near Eudora with five years at Perry Oklahoma. Joined Friends church Prairie Center in 1909. Devoted wife mother neighbor and servant of Christ. Died December 29 1924 at age 61 years 9 months 26 days after long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie M. Edler
Chas. Edler
Big Springs
Eudora
U.P. Page
Frances. G
Frank A
Florence Pear
Mary M. Meyer
Florence
Mra
W. Davis
Butler
Mirs
Julia
Howard
Effie Roger
St. Louis
Elmer Edler
Salem
Perry
Oklo
Friends Church
Prairie Center
Gargle throat instructions for aspirin tablets
A historical instruction explains preparing a throat gargle by dissolving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four spoonfuls of water and gargling thoroughly. It notes to use genuine Bayer tablets marked with the Bayer Cross and to repeat in two hours if needed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brackett
Henry Owens
Ng Fi Lovett
Arthur Trevor
Grace
Roma Reeves
Anna Kirby
Alpha, Tau Omega
Scrivener
Eter Inielwded
Berkley
University of Missouri
Fred Zoel- Iner
Tonganoxie
George Ruddy
FB. B. Welch
Kansas City
Evan Cand Philip Edwards
Lawrence
Arthur Ulrich
Edward Shaw
Mygloyd Duffee
Asa Colman
Elanary
Wall
Charles Traynor
Merle Colman
S. Seetin
Luella Shaw
Mildred
Wila Wentin Camp
E Stapleton
Lucretta Douglas
Dorothy Hamlin
Elva Douglas
Rachel Fe
Leona Dell Long
Olive Douglas
Elizabeth Stapleton
Progressive Reading Club
W. R. Green
Trinity, Guiki
Episcopal Church
M & Ying
Mary, McKinney
Shigh
Rome
George
Warner
Route 4
Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Georgia
Maggie Church
Baugh
Rublee
Miss Birdie
Zwick
Atv
Chirch
Ralph Johnson
Stubbs
Dirs
Maurice Benedict
Bridgettes
Marguerite Emery
H. Bi Bullene
Mrs. Benman
Miami
Okla
Oread High School
Tudents
upsIen
Alabama League
Will Street
T. E. Griesa
iKansas Authors ‘Club
Kansan
Ione de Watteville
East
Ralph Harman
Cottonwood Falls
Florence Good
Philip Olmstead
Mattie Coley
J. B. Wood
Ferna Wrestler
R. C. Morrow
Helen. Dana
H. J. Penney
Kansas ‘City
Frances Cartmell
Ruth Scott
M Welch
Bar‘telsville
H. J. Cox
Belle Wilmot
Jd. B
Watks Webster Hallet
Iisaity
Breithaupt
Irving Hill
Elspeth Hill
Independence
W. A. Cordes
Eriksen Furniture
East 8th Street _ Building and Loan Building
East 8Th Street — Building& Loan Bldg
C.P. Pace
Ameliay
Garret-Draper
C. I. ‘Dodds
the ‘Gas Office
He Humphrey
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