Missionary Society Debates Nationalism in India at First Methodist
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets in the Epworth League room of the First Methodist Episcopal church for a Wednesday debate on whether new nationalism is best for India and Christian missions. Mrs Bechtel and Miss Snow lead affirma tive and negative sides with a panel of judges named.
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Foreign
Missionary Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Epworth League Room
First Methodist Episcopal Church
India
Christian Missions of
Bechtel
Arnett
Miss Snow
Armstrong
Hislop
Mechlin
Constant
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Kansas
A large turnout at Mrs. E M Hopkins home for the Betty Washington chapter thimble party. Delegates were elected to the national DAR meeting in Washington starting April 16, with Mrs Theodore Griesa as regent and one delegate, and Mrs Anna Lane Johnson as delegate. Alternates named include several members. Refreshments followed.
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Daughters of American Revolution
E. M. Hopkins
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Theodore Griesa
Anna Lane Johnson
Jewett
Madge Bullene
Geo. Kreeck
H. T. Jones
Wilder Metcalf
C. E. Friend
Joseph Murray
Luther N. .Lewis
James Gilmore
Byron B. Beery
University Women to Host Faculty Evening Party
The University Women's club plans an evening party for the faculty in My ers hall on Friday evening February 2 replacing the regular February tea. The social committee led by Miss Mae Gardner has prepared an engaging program. The West Side Study club meets tomorrow with Mrs. Mary E. Smith at 718 Kentucky street. The Zodiac club meets tomorrow with Mrs. W. F. March at 941 Kentucky street. The Round Table gathers tomorrow with Mrs. James Gilmore at 700 Ohio street. The Wednesday Bridge club convenes with Mrs. Hugh Means tomorrow afternoon. The Music Club holds a 3:30 pm business session Wednesday at the Presbyterian church.
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University Women’s Club
the University
West Side Study Club
Mary E. Smith
Kentucky Street
Round Table
James Gilmore
Ohio Street
Presbyterian Church
Y W C A Camp Talk At Unitarian Church
A report of an informal talk by Mrs Eldridge on the Y W C A girls camp 40 minutes from Kansas City. The event included a 5 o'clock tea and collaborative sewing of the Alliance carpet rag. Also notes Birth: Earl Bayles born January 15 to Mr and Mrs R E Dicker.
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R. E. Dicker
Earl Bayles
Safe Milk Uses First Class Materials for Growing Children
A condensed health note urges use of safe milk and high quality building blocks for a child’s growth. It emphasizes adequate quantities and strong nutrition for muscles bones teeth and mental development. Contact Kelley via phone 796N2 for more information.
Lawrence Area Social Notes Echo Movements Across States
A parade of visitors and travelers unfolds across Kansas and beyond. Nashua Montana residents Mr and Mrs A H Beurman head to St Louis after visiting Mrs Dorothy Beurman. Lawrence hosts teachers, ministers, and families from Kansas City Ottawa and Topeka as trips, funerals, and church meetings frame a busy social week.
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A. H. Beurman
Nashua
Mont
Dorothy Beurman
St. Louis
Maude Keeler
Mis
Mary Field
Distr
Methodist Church
Lawrence
Gale’ Elliott
Claribel Lupton
Dorothy Clarke
Frances Vollrath
F. L. Vollrath
Topeka
Ellis T. Johnston
McLouth
J. W. Malloy
Russell Moore
Brief Movements After Death Notice in Kansas Towns
Lawrence travelers return following the death of S. D. Bishop. Hig returns to Wichita after the death of erect alg S. Elooz and sister Eloise C. G. Alex of Ottawa spent the day in Kansas City.
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Lawrence
S. D. Bishop
Hig
Wich
Scott City
Kan
Erect Alg S. Eee Elooz
Aioe C
G. Alex
Ottawa
Kansas ‘City
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Davis-Borscheid
Anna Marie Davis
Frank Davis
Joseph J. Borscheid
Mankato
Minn
Minnesota
Borscheid
Minneapolis
Ladies Literary League
Geo. Foster
Maine Street
Katherine Reding
Mexico
Lyman Wiley
Frances Milner
Wiley
First ‘Methodist Episcopal Church
Old Friends Club
L. A. Flora
Rhode Island Street
Flora
Perry Ewing
Loyal Ladies
Circle No. 5
Twentieth Century Club
Arthur L. Owen
Massachusetts Street
Progressive Reading Club
E. S. Meairs
W. B. Wilcox
Quivera Club
Charles Vickxey
Ingleside Club
G. M. Holliday
Indiana Street
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Miercoles Club
Miecreoles Club
T. G. Fitch
Cosmos Club
W. G. McConnell
Kansas
Wiedemann’s Tea Room Service
Enu
Anna Arnett
Zodiac Club
W. IF
Wednesday Bridge Club
Hugh Means
Kelley
Madras
Comfort Charlies
R. Ry Medlock
Free Methodist Church
Medlock
Free Methodist ‘Church
M. P. Cleary
Kansas City
A.P. Fey
Cleary
Pus Leibengorod
Northeast
George K. Mackie
Elizabeth Mackie
Martha Mackie
Roy ‘Lawrence
California
Ais Aatzrtt
Williams & Herod
Peckham
Varsiy
Bone
Alice Brady
Boston
Hero
Jane Noval
Marie Corelli
Constance Talmadge
Shem
Bowersock Theatre
Oll Jhe
New York
Watkins National Bank Capital
C. H. Tucker
A. Hill
D. C
Dick Williams
Aseintiat
W. E
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