Notable Social Gatherings Highlight Weekend Club Events
Court house officials and employees hosted a Saturday dinner dance at the Elks club with forty two attendees. A four course dinner, decorated tables, and a program including songs and readings followed by dancing and cards.
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Court House
Elks Club
C.B. Hosford
A. B. Mitchells
Mary Rose
Bartons
Waters
Minnetonka
Frances Corsar
Ida Logue
J. Li. McNeill
Community clubs and meetings listed for the week
The Monday Club gathers this afternoon at 630 Ohio street with guests Mrs R C Jeckman and Mrs W H Guenther. The January Newcomers meeting is postponed. The Music Club meets at 845 Louisiana street with Mrs E A Bleck on Wednesday at 3. Temola Club meets at 630 Ohio street with Mrs C W Sparr tomorrow afternoon. Current Event Club meets Wednesday with Mrs Mina P Dias at 735 North First street. An officer election is planned.
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Monday Club
Ohio Street
R. C. Jeckman
W. H. Guenther
E. A. Bleck
Louisiana Street
Temola Club
C. W. Sparr
Miss Perkins and neighbors at Topeka events
Miss Margaret Perkins spent the day in Topeka. Mrs. S A Thomas left for St Joseph Mo to visit relatives for weeks. Miss Clara Pine returned to Lecompton after weekend with parents. Mrs Charles R Kinnamon and daughter Jane Sheffield visiting relatives in Cherryvale Coffeyville Bartlesville Parsons. J W Scrivner returned to Ottawa after weekend in Lawrence. Dolph Simons spent week in Kansas City with uncle L A Simons. Evelyn Ulrich will attend inaugural ball in Topeka tonight. Prof B A Gitlinson spoke at Lawrence high on debating. Mr and Mrs Bert James went to Topeka for inaugural ceremonies and to visit Mr and Mrs C A Zimmerman. A Musical Vesper Service was held at Trinity Episcopal Church at 4:30 pm with Mr Melovidov, Miss Apple, Miss Perkins, Harold Hardon, Miss Pendleton and others performing. Pawn Broker Is Murdered Leavenworth report details. Congress urged not to probe alcohol charges against members.
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Margaret Perkins
Topeka
S. A. Thomas
St. Joseph
Clara Pine
Lecompton
Miss Pine
Lécompton
Charles R. Kinnamon
Jane Sheffield
Cherryvale
Coffeyville
Bartlesville
Parsons
J. W
Bert James
C. A. Zimmerman
United States Accepts Paris Reparation Agreement
Paris announces a preliminary deal with British and American delegates at the financial conference. The United States will receive about 100 million gold marks annually from German reparations, with Washington confirming acceptance of the main outline while details remain unsettled.
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United States
Paris
Associated , Prees
Washington
State Department
Kansas electors pick bearer for presidential vote
Mrs. James Patrick of Santa Ana was elected by a 7 to 2 vote to carry an official copy of Kansas presidential votes to the electoral college in Washington. Two votes went to J. H. Woollen of Mankato. Secretary of State Lee Bracken chaired the meeting with ten electors present except Mrs. A Mitchell of Lawrence who was ill.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
James Patrick
Satana
Kansas
Washington
J. H. Woollen
Mankato
Wallace H. Anderson
Iola
M. M. Beck
Holton
Edwin J. Bookwalter
Halstead
Marie Diescher
Winfield
J. M. Parrington
Emporia
E. C. Sweet
Minneapolis
Home Economics Meeting Tonight at Anderson Residence
The local branch of the national home economics association will meet at 1232 Louisiana St tonight hosted by Migs Vivula Anderson. Papers by University of Illinois home economics students include Recent advances in food nutrition by Edna Teeter, Problems of Interest to Home Makers by Rob Ryder, and Advances In the Textile Field by Faye Orelup.
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National Home Economies Association
Migs
Vivula Anderson
Louisiana St
Lawrence Man Elected Commander at Topeka DAV Meeting
At a Topeka meeting of the Disabled American Veterans department of Kansas M K E Businger of Wichita was elected commander H C Ericsson of Lawrence senior vice commander and C R Gottschall of Manhattan junior vice commander. The department starts new chapters across the state with its annual convention in Lawrence June 6 and 7.
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Topeka
Disabled American Veterans, Department of Kansas
M. KE. Businger
Wichita
H.C. Ericsson
Lawrence
C. R. Gottschall
Manhattan
New Term Starts Next Week At City School
The second semester begins next week with enrollment at the high school ongoing this week. Students are expected to have their schedules arranged by Monday January 19.
Congregational and Brethren Churches Report Year 1924 News
Plymouth Congregational plans adjourned annual meeting after Wednesday Church Night Supper at 6 30 with reports from officers on 1924 activities. Boy Scouts shift to Thursday. Musicians perform with quartet and Margaret Fischer. Sermon on living religion emphasizes truth becoming life. Church of the Brethren reports Sunday school crowd, illness absences, and a sermon on Whatsoever a Man Soweth. year end business meeting elected new officers. First Presbyterian notes Rev Bleck’s return, lessons from Herod’s wife, and a social for Wimodius Sunday school class. Brotherhood to hold supper and meeting midweek.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
G. B. Patrick
Margaret Fischer
Walter Whitlock
Conrad McGrew
Eusden
Church of the Brethren
Metsker
Jesus
First Presbyterian Church
Bleck
Herod
John the Baptist
Herodias
Philiip
Wimodius
Ralph Johnson
Stubbs
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Special revival plan to Easter strengthens church
Evening services for three months focus on constructive evangelism. Sunday school stays strong as core plan includes quiet personal work and membership growth. Music centers on faith fundamentals. Ralph Fletcher from Atchison to lead congregational singing and evening community sing The Candles and Mother. Public invited. next Sunday marks full revival swing.
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Wood
Ralph Fletcher
Atchison
United Brethren Sny der Memorial Church Service Review
Morning service at the Snyder Memorial church drew a receptive crowd with Rev. C. J. Stark delivering a hopeful sermon on God Revealed. Bible examples of divine revelation, especially through Christ, were reviewed and the Endeavor lessons were engaging. The Otterbein Guild met at Daisy Beguelin’s home with an instructive program and plans for tasks ahead.
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Snyder Memorial Church
C. J. Stark
God
Christ
Otterbein Guild
Daisy Beguelin
Unitarian View on Free Will Cited in Church Discourse
The Unitarian Church discussion notes a shift from the belief that man is a free agent toward a nuanced view of freedom. The dialogue reflects evolving opinions within the congregation about human responsibility and determinism.
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Unitarian Church
Qur Age
Advances in Psychology Promised for Better Life
Mr Backus Sundey speaks on the small scope for choice and the power of psychology to shape mind and behavior. He envisions a future where normal brains and early influences produce healthier bodies and minds, guiding society toward a divine expression through scientific spirit. Last week's meetings drew large audiences and will continue three evenings this week at 7:30.
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Backus Sundey
Diamond Dyes Perfect Home Dyeing Guide
Diamond Dyes promises guaranteed color results for home tinting and dyeing. Dip in cold water for delicate shades or boil for permanent colors. The six cent package includes easy directions for dyeing lingerie, ribbons, dresses, coats, draperies, and more. Tell your druggist the material type, wool or silk, linen, cotton, or mixed goods.
Church Plans Three Evenings of Service and Education
The church invites all to union style meetings with sermons on life’s work and self awareness. Regular missionary society meeting Tuesday at 2 20 pm under Mrs Waggoner with officer elections. Rev Watts speech themes include Marking the Most of Life and Knowledge of One’s Self. Song service led by Rev Thomas features a large youth chorus. An Indian work address may be given midweek by Rev Reyes Kinney. A Chinese tea event is planned for Thursday at Mrs McCleland’s home. Sunday School grows as men’s group expands.
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Pasaru
Missionary Society of the Church
Jean Waggoner
Alabana Street
Ater
Gerrit Snyder
John F. Waites
Watts
Doctor Watts
Man Nest
Reyes Kinney
Kinney
Frank Strong
Th. McCleland
Mississippi Street
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Calif
Harold
Nottingham
Midland Rural Club
FP. V. Lewis
Hus
P. J. Pirrottes
Blaylock
A, Hicks
H. M. Cor
J. H. Wibest
H. M. Corder
Rolcail
Abe Wolfson
Kansan
Grace Serinopski
Louis Allen Epstein
Kansas City
John Levatt
Reviews Club
S. J. Hertz
Kentucky Street
Ethel Cowles
EF. Hagge
Oak
J. Vavish
W. C. Simons
John F. Watts
First Baptist Church
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E. Gregg
Rhode Island Street
W. O. Hamilton
al Beck
Harriet Rynerson
L. D. Club
N. D. Goehring
Ia. W. Lamben
iMti S. Earl
Ruby
Louise Jane
5. K. Heflin
Katherine Hoops
Cosmos Club
Ivith
B.S. Weatherby
Joinna Street
Kastnucentman
Ingleside Club
Avill
J. W. Greenlees
Progressive Reading Club
George K. Mackey
Mass
Ventura Club
George Kreeck
Wils
Allen Crafton
West Side Study Club
Florence Judy
Corbin Hall
Dy i M. Swarthout
Indiana
Trinity Episcopal Church
Melevidoff
Haskell Institute
Gladys Apple
Bertha Alice Perkins
Harold Herndon
Helen Pendleton
Drolla
Melovidoff
Garrett
Vincent
Malling
Miss Pendleton
Harker
Goss
Knarp
Miss Apple
Leavenworth
Lema
Hyman
Delaware
Congress
Rep
Tillman
Arkansas
House
J. S. Patrick
Satanty
National Association
C. Ericsson
Poe Veries
East Eighth Street
Eugenia Seyore
Midroggisu
Baltimore
Afd
First Christian Church
United Brethren
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Second Presbyterian Oe Na
Gotham
Gotnam Coudstrike Seglu
SPAT
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Bullene
Hess Drug Store
Garrett-Draper Studio
Over Hook-Green Clothing Co
We Thomas
Oede
Houk&Green
Citizens State Bank
Merchants National Bank
T'syments
Merchants E. Be
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