Kansas League hosts and club meetings in Lawrence
Twenty one members of the Mothers League and twelve guests enjoyed hospitality at the Eriksen home. A talk titled The Price Paid for Kansas inspired reverence for pioneer's sturdy people. Kansas songs and a flowered refreshment spread followed. The League plans a February luncheon and officer elections. Lucille Edmonds hosted the T C M club with a pink and white dinner. The League of Women Voters set a Friday meeting to elect officers and discuss business ahead of the Wichita state meeting, inviting any interested woman in Lawrence. Several Lawrence women attended Topeka events for state board meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers” League
Eriksen
G. H. Dixon
E. Be'Smith
E. W. Box
Jt. A
Simmonds
Kansas
Cinci Beach
W. G. Beale
Lucille Edmonds
T. C. M. Club
Lyons &Treet
Ames
DuPrent
Frank Bogner
Hazel Froeliger
Geneva JeHison
Hilda Gress
Jeannette ‘Swain
Altonin
Linton
Watkins
George
Ett
Opie Johnson
Yoeder
Lucille’ Edmonds
League of Women, Voters
F. . Gaunt
Presis
Wichita
Lawrence League
Lawrence
League’ of Women Wésters
Madge Bullene
B. B. Brery
Effie Hig van Tuyl
Leavenworth
Daughters of the American Revolution
Auimong
Topeka
Attecd Nehéon
State Board
Robert Bourke Campbell
Loyal Ladies and Club Meetings Gather in Town
Beiges frocks and refreshments mark a post meeting social at First Methodist with officers to be elected. Loyal Ladies No 5 hosted by Mrs J S Daniels on Winona Avenue. Others include Rebekah and Ladies circles meeting January 27 and 28. Members urged to attend and bring needles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Daniels
Winona Avenue
Girele
J. E. Nelson
Personal notices from Lawrence area readers
Evelyn Smith attended events in ming and joined friends in morning activities. Katherine Moore of the university fine arts school will accompany Misa Ver Huar. Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Callison, and Mrs. Day spent time in Kansas City, Baldwin, and Lecompton. Several locals traveled to Topeka, Des Moines, and Des Moines for visits and meetings.
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Iss
Evelyn.Smith
Anna Lois Voights
Kansas City
Myr
Frank E. Jones
Des Moines
E. L. Wilson
Herbert
Spring Hill
Kans
Mr. Wilson
F J. Wilson
Tennessee Street
Faul Curry
Camp Point
M. W. Callahan
Qurry
Mrs. Johnson
T Ene
San Antonio
Texas
Walter Varnum
Leo McNally
Toypeka
Pers Jeano Wheeler
Kansas’ City
T. Jerrell Garter
Eldorado
Rosedale
Harold Hoover
A. Glease
Carl van Hoesen
Don ¥. Burton
Holdenville
Okla
Margarite Chandler
Kansas
Cit ‘Y Houser
Moore
To-peka
Amiss
Dorothy Merriman
Holland Wheeler
Miami
Fla
S. W. Shell
Shell
Jamacca
N. Y
Rosine
Heinrich
Vinton Yardley
Hal Stonebreaker
Charles W. Hesse
W. W. Holyfield
Lawrence
Wayne Bentley
Sabetha
University
Ralph Musser
Snendngh
Baldwin
Advice for Expectant Mothers Promoted by Bradfield Regulator Co
An advertisement urges expectant mothers to obtain a free booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta Georgia detailing information deemed essential. The notice advertises a drugstore distribution network and notes that full directions accompany each bottle, encouraging readers to begin use in anticipation of the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield’ Regulator Co
Atlanta
Mot
Fine Arts Recital by Advanced School of Fine Arts
Advanced students will present an eight oclock Monday night recital at Fraser fendt. The public is invited. Program includes piano pieces by Keller, MacDowell, Wagner, Kreisler, and Leschetizky. violin works by Verdi and Chopin. vocal items by Chadwick and Mendelssohn. organ finale by Ferrata. Dorothy Jones, Esther Roepe, Margarat Cockerill, and Martin Hall perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Fine Arts
Fraser Fendt
Keltic
MacDowell
Arlo
Hults
Ices Dréams
Wagner
Clara Higdon
Liebestiend
Kreisler
Schoen
Rosmarin
Conrad McGrew
Leschetitsky
Esther Roepe
Chadwick
Mendelssohn
Martin Hall
Ferrata
Lee Green
Diamond Dyes promise easy home tinting
Diamond Dyes offer guaranteed home tinting from a simple water dip to dye rich permanent colors by boiling. Each 18 cent package includes clear directions for dyeing lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats stockings sweaters draperies hangings and all fabrics.
Rainbow Oil Field Produces Second Largest Well
Arkansas City Kan Jan 22 The Rainbow oil field eight miles northwest furnished its twenty second producer yesterday The Johnson number five south extension section 20 33 3 flowed natural 2212 barrels in first 24 hours The Rain Bow field has not yet yielded a dry hole Mrs John Evans went to Kansas City to visit N Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Kan
Rainbow
Johnson
Fidia Fias
Deaths and funerals with local notices
Nellie Scott 49 died at home 878 Locust Street wife of William Scott funeral plans to be announced later Richard O Hoyt funeral at 233 tomorrow at 2209 Vermont Street Rev G A Richard First Christian Church to lead service burial at Oak Hill Woodlock died January 22 in Washington Thomas F Woodlock a New York financial worker under consideration by President Coolidge for Interstate Commerce Commission to succeed Mark L Potter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Scott
Locust Street
William Scott
Vermont Street
G. A. Richard
The
First Christian Church
Oak- Hill Cemetery
Woodlock
Washington
Thomas F. Woodlock
New York
President Coolidge
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Mark L. Potter
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Alphi? Tau ‘Omega Fentertine
Oliver Lloyd
Mienworth
Clayd
Howard Stanley
Conway
Fort Madison
Hig
Stillwater
Price
Nashville
van. Cer
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D Thei Tiestas
Fve
Toirs
L. H. Houston
Presidhe Kiwanis Ladies
Taf
Frank Arnales
Presbyterian ‘Church
Orient
Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Mitchell
Tennessees
A. B. Mitchell
B.C. Jackman
W. R.smith
Jackman
Marie McPheeters
Tennessee
McPheeters
Lidnes
Mary Vir_Smith
Almarks
Rachel McElhin
Te Nv
Oll Friends Lab
Oelot
TE. W
Rebekah Inde Na
Q. F. Hall
Tonganoxie Rebekah Lodge
C. W. Sparr
Whist Club
Sol Marks
M. T. Sadler
A. D. Wilcox
Arthur Lawrence Washes
Tess
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the First Christian Church
L. J. Medde
Louisiana Street
Lawrence Camp
Business and
East Eighth Street
Rock Creek
Hilda “Matthews
Women's. Auxili Episcopal Church
S. S.baty
Ohio Street
J. D. Club
Ja. F. Grayson
Arkansas Street
la Corte Club
Fred Brown
Jones
Mypy | Lawrence
Sone
Surviveer
Virginia Carvel
Mra
Théo. Willey
Ohio St
Indianepolia
Ind
Fine Arts
John
Evans
Kansas ‘City
N. Smith
Richard O. Hoyt
Coats
S.s
Comfort Batts
Carter
Uslse
the Talk of
Marcel
Princess Pat
Hess’ Drug Store
Florsheims
Packards
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