Lawrence clubs plan morning session and luncheon
A busy schedule arises with the first district meeting at Wagstaff room at 11:30 followed by luncheon at 12:30. Speakers include Dean Swarthout and Prof Skilton with Mrs Gray of Wichita. Mrs A J Anderson gives welcome. Afternoon program features songs and talks on music in public schools and federation extension work by Adelaide Griffith and Nancy Lageneker. Mrs Thomas Livermore leads a group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Tomor
Wagstaff
Itea
Dean D. MM. Swarthout
C. S.skilton
R . Gray
Wichita
State Federation
Alice Montorieff
A. J. Anderson
J. R. Manning
Kansas
Hughes
Topeka
W. B. Dalton
Iawrence
Thomas “al Livremore
Congregational church hosts tea after exhibit and annual meeting
An involved afternoon program included embroidery, pottery, dolls and pictures at a club event followed by a tea hosted by Mrs. W H Johnson and Mrs. C O Stoland. The Congregational church to hold its adjourned annual meeting at 6:30 with reports from department heads and candy and confections from Italy and Milwaukee shared with attendees. The Evangelical church Women’s Missionary Society meets tomorrow at 2:30 at R C Burgert’s home. The McAllaster Parent-Teacher Association January meeting Friday after school assembly features music by Barbara Sample, a talk by Miss Electa Kindelsperger, a discussion on why we have colds in January, and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Johnson
C. O. Stoland
Alls
Italy
FR. B. Stouffer
Milwaukee
E .Me Alder
Congregational Church
Uty
Karl Klooz
Clark
Rosa Pierce
McAllaster
Barbara Sample
A. Preyer
Electa Kindelsperger
Personal notes give a flurry of Kansas City visits
Miss Bertha Shore spent the day in Kansas City. Willard Morgan traveled to Topeka for the present legislative session. Mrs. W. Andoore also visited Topeka. John Strong left for Kansas City for a few days at a home. Mrs. S. W. Bihr mentioned later. Miss Lillian Constant was in Kansas City on business. Mrs C. W. Kanaga returned from Pittsburg after a week with daughter Mrs. Jay Patmore. Nellie Lewis Russell of Howea visits her father W. D. Lewis for a few days. Miss Ines Pratt attended a tea at Linwood Boulevard Christian church. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Plummer returned to Perry after visiting Major and Mrs. S. A. McKone. Major and Mrs. McKone came from Topeka last evening for inaugurations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Shore
Kansas City
Willard Morgan
Topeka
W. Andoore
John Strong
S. W. Bihr
Lillian’ ‘ Constant
C. W. Kanaga
Pittsburg
Jay
Patmore
Nellie Lewis- Russell
Howea
W. D. Lewis
Ines
Pratt
Women of the
Major
S.A. ‘McKone
S.A. McKone
Front Seats Demand Rises for Jacobson Recital
In Baldwin Kansas Baker University chapel hosts Sascha Jacobson the Russian violinist on January 1. Students and townspeople scramble for front seats after word he will perform a Stradivarius valued at 25000 dollars.
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Baldwin ‘City
Kans
Baker
University Chapel
Baldwin
Sascha Jacobson
Growing whiskers again in London fashion
AP reports that whiskers and moustaches are returning as barber trade notes women imitate men's styles. The rise of masculine haircuts, dress, and smoking among women is seen as a symbol of masculinity, with the clean-shaven look in decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lever
Stolen groceries reported from car on West Fourth Street
Mrs. William H. Dunn of 1705 West Fourth Street reported to police last night that groceries were taken from her car while she attended a function at the high school building. She said the theft occurred near Fourteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H.dunn
West Fourth Street
Theft coat case ends with ten dollar fine
George Peters appears in Centenary Court charged with theft of a coat from a church event. He was fined ten dollars plus costs. The court noted the church will serve a yeast beef supper tomorrow evening attended by Jenny Wren and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Peters
Jenny Wren Fleur
Lannex
Neighborhood News From Louisiana Visit Ties
A flood of names fills a neighborhood note with visits and calls. Residents like Mrs. C. H. Thiry, John Canary, Jess Pulley, Fred Grauberger, Harold Skeets, and Earl Stowe are mentioned alongside kin and friends from Kansas City to Deridder Louisiana.
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Louisiana
Awhi
Hefer Peka
Milford Ee
Earl Stowe
Vernon, Glen
Ardell
William Ghauberger
C. H.rowland
Albert
Otto
Roy
Stanley
Grauberger
Milford Miller
Oak
Ridge E Calli
Jess Pulley
Ellis
McConnell
Harold’Skeets
John Thiry
Hallighiter
Luli “May
C. H.thiry
Janeway
Fred Grauberger
Kansas City
Sue Stiffy
Worthy. Horr
Louie Horr
Sunnyside
Alma Kennedy
Kansas
Citf
Charles Boxberger
Brad Granberger
Frank
Rowla
John Canary
Helen
White
Jennie Granberger
Furphy
Fred
Stanton
John
Lulu
Francis
Jess’ Osborne
Mound
Iand
Jess
Pulley
Cuy
Clinton
Viets
Weeks
O'Neal
Lawrence
Eward
Shrimplin
Fred. Grauberger
Green
Harold ‘Skeet
Clinton Viets
Seeley
Harry -White
Fred Granberger
Earl Janeway
Harold
Stowe
Bessie Dial
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Darkening Formula Adopted
A vintage remedy named Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to darken gray hair using Sage tea and sulfur. The easy method involves moistening a comb and drawing it through small sections to veil gray strands, boasting smoother appearance and youthful look.
Swiss cabinet contemplates birth subsidies amid protest
A draft plan in Switzerland to grant 100 Swiss francs or 20 per family for a tenth child sparks a storm of protest. Many families argue the policy unfairly punishes girls by rewarding male offspring and blame the state for their tenth child’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vali
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YM. L. Club
George Com‘stock
Howard Moore
J. A. Barnes
Educational Council
Memorial High School
Kate Riggs
Haskell
Toneka
FW. Salverson
Nettie Wismer
Round Table
F. I. Walker
A. M. Sturtevant
University
KE. Kennard
Tennessee Street
The
Auxiliary of Liberty
Post of
the American Legion
Legion
People’s State Park
Monday Sewing Club
Eli “Wilson
C.C. Perkins
Philathea
Evangelical Sunday Schol
B. F. Lud
Connecticut Street
AMT
H. A. Jetmore
Betty Washington
D.A. R
W. J. Gilmore
National Congress
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Jr. Kreeck
Agnes
Irene
Peabody
Howard Ldishop
W.O. Hamilton
Card Club
H. FE
Don ‘Carlos
Cosmos Club
W. F
Hobbs
J. D.frost
Avas
Anna Arxett
Florida
Mercy Hospital
Club
Parent-Teacher Association of
John D. Parrish
Mississippi Street
F.c.juckan
A. D. Weaver
Czecho-Slovakia
Rosemary Ketcham
School of Fine
Publishers Syndicate
Women's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church
R. C.burgert
New Hampshire
Vermont
Lawrence, Ka
Dimitt
Fort Worth
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
San Antonio
Car
Fort
B. R. Marton D. P
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Walact St
Standard Stallman
AM Menlo
Chrysler
Ong
Sala
Pues
Wisconsin
Beaver ‘Canning CO
Randolph, Wise
Theo
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