Jubilee Singers at First Presbyterian Church in Lawrence
The audience at First Presbyterian heard Jackson's Jubilee Singers perform spirituals and plantation songs last night. Seven singers and a reader presented scenes including a plantation tableau, with the reader delivering several numbers. The show, organized by the Men's Brotherhood, aims to raise funds for chorus regents, and a return engagement is planned within four months.
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First Presbyterian Church
Jackson
Jubilee
Lawrence
Hen
Presbyterian Church
Gire A Progren
Men's Brotherhood
Eudora Notes on Local Visits and Gatherings
Local residents record visiting relatives in nearby towns and city trips. Amos Westerhouse and family motored to Olathe. Minnie Bartusch was ill at sister Mrs. Adoigh Lotz. families including Williama, Everleys, Combest, and many others are noted at various home gatherings and social events.
Next Week Events Lead into January Meetings and Enrollments
January events listed include Sinchth Lewis visiting Taw nee Registration starts at Kk Lv Fox second semester begins Enrollment to start at University of Kangas. January 26 marks Annual Meeting of Lawreenes Chamber of Commerce. January 27 Club women visit and picture exhibit at Chamber of Commerce Enrollment closes at University. January 28 Commission meeting. January 29 warns club banquet at Bey ehutreh with PD TLA meeting. Lawrence and Otte rence basketball game scheduled.
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Tawnee
Kk. Lv. Fox
Lawreenes Chamber of Commerce
University of Kangas
Chamberai. Commerce
Rainbow's End Operetta Delights Memorial High Audience
A 200 member cast from Adlaster and local schools presented The Rainbows End in the Memorial High School Auditorium. Audiences praised the colorful costumes and beautiful performance. Directors Malel Barnhart and Laerrence pat schools were commended for guiding the children. Mrs Lucill McCreath of View district will hold calls before the regular conference.
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Memorial High School
Malel Barnhart
Nee Mans Teday
Lucill -McCreath
View
Toreka
Dasaroom
Miss McCreath
Social notes and local activities gathered from town column
Society headlines list entertaining at the Lewis home and a visit by William Engel from Rosedale. Mildred Houston heads to Tonganoxie to visit friends. Pinkney school hosts a farewell for FA class members with games and refreshments. Card of Thanks from the Williams and Lucas families expresses gratitude for flowers and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Engel Will Eae
Rosedale
FE. I.gel
Pinkney
GB Ilass
Pinckney Schoeol
James Tueas
Sanforth
A. M. FE. Church
Itp. Funk
Carl R. Williams
Minnie M. Lucas
Ida B. Lucas
Valley Grove Community News Friday Socials and Births
Ms and Mrs Dan Smith and kids spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Peed Brown and Mr and Mrs Hare at Nortonville. Mrs C G Petrie visited with Mrs Margaret McGrew. A baby boy was born to Margaret Ruthena Lombard. Mrs Worthy lent a hand at a ladies lunch event. Numerous neighbors and relatives are mentioned, with several visits, school notes, and farm talk in a bustling community update.
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Dan Smith
Diss
Peed Brown
Hare
Nortonvile
C. G. Petrie
Margaret An McGrew
Smith
Aime of
Wiellman
Worthy
Chester Smith
and Mies Biv
Margaret Ruthena
Lowing
Anna Lombard
Nalley Grove
Marriei
Fred Brown
Lottie Eggert
Samele
Lawrenet
Woodbury
Lavantes
Ufatice
Orville Smith
Myra
Elgar Smith
Lawrences
Otis Saith
Leroy
Mona Ant Clarabélle
Dionday
May Smith
Albert ‘Ford
Fred Champion
Ruth
William Henry v
McGrew
Fannie Eggert
Grace McKee
Lawrence
F Rosers
Tate
Frank
Independence and Hopewell Community Notes
Independent and Hopewell updates from Peabody to Baldwin recount visits, family health, school events, and local business. Neighbors like Emmond Yoeder and the Giddens, Wise, and Shields families socialize, while farm and 4H activities, driving cattle to Baldwin yards, a high school basketball trip, and oyster suppers at Hopewell School highlight community life. Local officials and clubs, church members, and nearby residents attend meetings and share news of illness, travel, and projects.
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Emmond Yoeder
Peabody
Kansas
R. Giddens
Leland Wise
Bernard
Virgil
Dave Shields
Lawrence
al Winters
Erma
Ida Adriance
Baldwin
Adriance
Fred Purvis
Naomi, Howard
Calvin
Yakle Sutton
W. W. Vaughn
L. C. Baker
Judson Leach
Olin
Cart
Hammond
Roland
Merlin Mathias
D. G. Sutton
Kansas City
Leonard Newland
Verne
Barton
Sutton
Virfil
Baldwin Yards
Oscar Williams
Kermit
Foster
Will Pumroy
Stony Point
L. A. Tucker
Earle Lederer
Florence Smith
Edna Eberwein
Bryan Elkin
Melver
Claude Williams
Ralph Kennedy
W.W. Vaughn
Earl Black
Cal Rush
Harley Barton
Claudio Jardon
Dolph Jardon
Earl
W. W.vaughn
A. P. Foster
Ada Williams
Doris Winters
Georgia Williams
Helen Heaton
Lois and
Drexel Teeker
Erma Winters
C. G Gerstenberger
Eudora
John Craig
Virgil White
Mr. Craig
Kate Price
Lloyd Schlefer
Frank White
Albert Smith
Wichita
L. B.snyder
Donald Craig
John Elliott
Kay Price
M. J. Jordon
Rank White
Clarence Sutton
BR. Sutton
Ars. Osborn
Earl T. Black
Donald Graig
Fred, Purvis
Hopewell Country Club
L. B. Snyder
Kansas Missouri tilt sparks lineup changes in basketball
Kansas coach Dr. F C Allen reshuffles the Jayhawks after a defeat by Oklahoma. Gale Gordon shifts from guard to forward, Zeke Burton moves to guard, with options at the other forward spot among Herb Proudfit James Hill and Schmidt. Missouri pairs Yunker and McMillan at forwards, Bacchus centers, McDonough and either Sullivan or Buchner at guards as they seek a key win to cling to the valley race.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Missouri
Jayhawkers
Oklahoma
F.C. Allen
Gale Gordon
Tyro
Zeke” Burton
Gordon
Dr. Allen
Herb Proudfit
James Hill
Schmidt
Pete
Peterson
Belgard
George Bond
Tigerschagl
Yunker
McMillan
Bacchus
McDonough
Q’ Sullivan
Buchner
Tigers
Kansas Fas
Kansas-Missouri
Wee
Bulldogs Boost Drake Stock With Two Freshmen
Drake University bolsters its varsity for the Missouri Valley race as Kansas Jayhawks invade Des Moines. Sophomores Irving Barney Myers and Clarence Simpson join Charles Everett and Captain Mark Mantz, expanding depth to at least ten frontline players for emergencies. Fred Cronenberger’s strong practice showings may relegate Preston Lawless to bench as Boeler seeks versatile lineups.
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Kansas Jayhawks
Des Moines
Drake University
Bill Boeler
Jayhawks
Irving
Barney
Myers
Hampton
Clarence Simpton
Son
Simpson
Boeler
Charles
Chuck” Everett
Drake
Ade
Mark Mantz
Fred Cronenberger
Fort Dodge
Preston Lawless
Chopelar
Bulldogs
Count Tells About It Honeymoon Loan in High Society Feud
Count Ledwig Salm Hoogstraeten reveals he borrowed from his wife for their honeymoon and blames Millicent Rogers for the hurried marriage amid a $40,000,000 Standard Oil inheritance. Also notes Romanian deportation orders for 20,000 Germans and Austrians, a Rebekah meeting for Sister Lillian Smith's funeral, and remarks on business college graduates joining Uncle Sam.
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New York
Ledwig Salm Hoogstraeten
Millicent Rogers
Standard Oil Co
Kanwaka group meeting canceled by illness
A Kanwaka Federation of Farm Bureau Women meeting planned for Monday January 11 at the church was not held due to Miss Elizabeth Randie illness. The Kanwaka Ladies Aid Society held an all day quilting session at the church on Thursday January 14. The Kanwaka Literary Club will meet Thursday January 21 in Lawrence at the home of Mrs C d l de Shure 1402 W Fourth St with Ars B Stanwix as hostess. Various local farm and residence moves and visits are noted along with ongoing illness, sales, and social events in the Kanwaka area.
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Kanwaka
Farm ‘Bureau
Elizabeth Randie
Clyde Humacher
Ralph Curry
Mr. Curry
Lawrence
Kanwaka Curve
Kansas
Frank Hank
E. Seetin
Ray Seetin
Floyd Cox
Guy R Bigsby
Brest Bigsby
Barker Avenue
WP. Elkin
Charles Tonvine
Esther Flird
Big Springs
Weekend with her parents at Lawrence meeting
Weekend with her parents for the teachers meeting in Lawrence is noted, with a postponement of the next jump in the Madrid trans Atlantic seaplane voyage until tomorrow. A shorthand course at Lawrence Business College starts February 1.
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Fiere
Lawrence Saturdar
Atlantic
Lawrence
Iness College
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Jackson Jubilee Singers
Freshterian Church
Amos Westerhouse
Qevar
Olathe
Minnie Bartusch
Adoigh Lotz
C. W. Williama
Trans City
George Everley
Ever
Roy Combest
Christina
Notman
D «Lac, Cox
Tonganoxie
Dorothy
Mildred White
Topeka
Clarence Daugherty
Sarah Lucas
Eugene
el Antress
Kraybil
Hazel Wallare
Ed Carr
Rose
Wwallce
Cherles Brown
Bert Daugherty
Balleview
Leb Avernes
Venrietta Schubert
S Lath
Alice Blecht
Tilie Fettrow
Regina Zaitner
Anita Stadler
Reich
Quayer
Carrie Eder
Tulie Fettrow
ACACI
Paa Lawrence Lodge
Acacia
Eratern Square and
Compasses Fraternity
Edward Hope
W. Paul A. ‘Lange
Sey
London
International Institute For Intellectual Cooperation
Lawrence Business College
Martin Durkin
Martin J. Durkin
Ates
Chicago
Bb Department of Justices
Dallas
Texas
Beyehutreh
Oy PD
Otterence
McAllaster
Mildred Nouston
Sunda Eacee
York
Lawrence Bs College
Valley Grove
Elimahs
Cali
Brothers Wellman
James Leigio
Wur
Pearlarch Champion
Herbert
Frank Pion
Woodstock - Dames Leigh
Colum City
Indiana
Richard
Independence and
Hopewell
The
Butler-Sanderzon Motor Co. Adv
K. U
Bulldog
Merts
Rumania
Vienna
APJ
Wiener Neuste Nachrichten
Rebekas
Lillian Smith
Rumsey Brothers
Blanche Dodd
G. Finn. Ziesen
Business College
Uncle Sam
Madrid
Castle Hot Springs
Bradshaw Mountains
Phoenix
Salt River Valley
San Marcos
Chandler
Ingleside Inn
Pullman
California
Arizona
W. W. Burnett
Phen
Harvey
Willys Finance Plan
F.C
Overland- Keight Motor Co
N.H. St
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