Tea event highlights University club program and society notices
Miss Helen Hoopes read selections from contemporary poetry at a University club tea. The event featured a poem on The Victory Highway and red carnations on the tea table. Hostesses included Mrs. Wilder S. Metcalf and Mrs. F. Notired among about eighty guests. The piece also notes campus club activities, rushing policies, sorority invitations, and multiple social gatherings across university groups with various hostesses and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen’ Rhoda Hoopes
University Club
Ollock
Women Society meeting and community notices in Lawrence
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church meets Wednesday at 4 pm with Rev Edward Hislop reviewing S D Gordons Five Lay Governing the Practice of Prayer. Various clubs and society gatherings are noted with social events and member updates across Lawrence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
Edward Hislop
S. D. Gordon
E Power
Personal notes from Emporia visit and Kansas City trips
Local society items list visitors and travelers including Ethel Henderson Louis Clevenger B Coffman and James Austin formerly students at KU now in Torrs on Kansas City Kan. Ran opens yesterday with Mrs W B Beech and others at the Pi Kanpa Alpha house. Various relatives from Kansas City Topeka and Lawrence are mentioned with planned meetings and concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Henderson
City
Louis Clevenger
B. Coffman
C . Ty
Empori
Jay
Kanty
Justin KK
James Austin
Torrs
Kansas City
W. BR. Beech
Mor
Gould
Charles Elwell
Elwell
W. Smith
Lawrence
Miami
Fla
Smith
South
Inter
Batterson
Graham Kerr
Charlotte
G. Perkins
Sweeney
Velma Melton
Topeka
H. H. Nelson
W. T. Carpenter
Ruby Gish
Kathyleen Fars
Fritz Kreisler
K.U
Juanita Kirkham
Doris “Méserve
Carla Stainker
Robert Slaughter
Kathryn Hemphill
Linwood
W. Hemphille
Jean Hoik
Kappa Kappa Gamma
A. E. Cockayne
St Joseph
Emmett Laxman
Baldwin
Margaret Phillips
Anna Dorothy Lester
Kan
Cruel to "Physic" Your Child and Constipation
A physician argues against daily harsh purges for infants and children. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is presented as a gentle, effective laxative that regulates bowels with long intervals between doses. It claims to be harmless and palatable, recommending a 60 cent bottle for trial.
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Cello
Caldwell
Not Dead Yet Yet a Christlike Influence Lingers
Dean Schwegler praised a woman in Lawrence as a living force whose generous Christlike influence keeps the community vital. He argued the only way to remove her impact would be to remove everyone who shared in her life. Lawrence remains a better place because she lived there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Dean Schwegler
Lawrence
Kansas Teachers Meet in Topeka February 6 1926
The twenty third annual meeting of the Kansas Association of Mathematics Teachers will be in Topeka February 6 1926. Sessions all day at the high school lunch served in the school cafeteria. Prof A Mitchell University reports AAAS meeting and Prof Paul A Witty to address on teaching algebra and geometry. Miss Zella Colvin and Miss Martha Rayhill hold officer roles.
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Kansas Association of Mathematics Teachers
Topeka
Mitchell
Mathematics
The
Universel
Kan
Americansation For the Advancement of Science
Paul A. Witty
Department of Education
Zella Colvin
Dread Training School
Martha Rayhill
Lawrence High School
Aii
University of Kansas Doctor to Speak at Kansas State Farm Courses
Dr Florence Sherbon director of the bureau of Child Research at the University of Kansas will lecture at the Farmers Short Course at Kansas State Agricultural College on Feb 10 and 11. The talks cover the Importance of the Pre School Age and the Fitter Families project now drawing national notice. Sherbon has run the Fitter Family Contests at the Topeka fair for six years and serves on the Eugenics Society of the United States committee on fairs and exhibits. Helen Wills Wins Cannes Tournament in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Sherbon
Bureau of Child Research
University of Kansas
Kansas State
Topeka Fair
Eugenics Society of the
United States
Mgahan
Defeats Viasto in France Open semifinal match
The second ranked French woman, Viasto, was defeated 6 3 7 by her opponent in a two straight sets victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlle
Viasto
France
KOTEX Promises Safer Sanitary Pad Choice for Women
GE promotes a new product named KOTEX as a safer, more absorbent alternative to old sanitary pads. It claims no laundry or embarrassment, deodorizes, and allows women to wear sheer dresses for hours. Available at drug or department stores, a package of twelve costs only a few cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOTEX
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Frank Strong
G. Dunlap
W. Dill
Nilea Crafton
Dibner
Scilton
Pan Hellenic
Kappa House
Theta House
Test& Zetals
Toop
Pi Beta Phi Alumae Club
Martha Mackie
Temola Club
J. Frank Jones
Mississippi St
Kansas
A. M. ‘Usted
Free Soil
Margaret Lynn
Sormon
A .L. Wooten
Ren
Airs
Earl Weeks
Carline
Needlecraft
Had O'Tlock
Cadies’ Literary League
Anna Olinger
Ohio Street
Mrz
Leslie Demerritt
Memorial Hospital
Leslie Alberts sAirs
Demerritt
Florence Claxton
Mary Thomas
Tennessee Street
Ventura Club
Ati
Meade
Tred Clarke
Ralph A. Johnson
Aerem
Rial Hospital
Joe Kedward
Johnson
Union Pacific
Pleasant Hour Club
TL McCurdy
Cosmos Club
Tess
Vertical Street
Roll Ca
Friends In Council
Peter Jimery
William Backus
Swedenborg
West Side
Progressive Reading Club
J. M. Newville
RL. TL. Club
F. A. Belsey
Termessee ‘Street
the Baptist B. Y. P. U
Burton Brown
and Alls
Esther Leigh
Caroline de Stapleton
Leona Dell Long
Mrs. C. V. Long
Lola Philyaw
Violet Chatwell
Myron’ Peyton
Lyndall Peyton
Margaret Roper
Olive Douglas
Lucille’ Evans
Mona Simpson
Burton
Ruth Brown
American Chemical Society
J. B. Bkeley
University of Colorado
Portia Club
H. M. Frank
Alabama Street
Robert. Rankin
Indiana Street
Rankin
MM. Wilhelmi
J. H'Mitchel
E. A. Bleck
Yostedecs
M. P. M. Bridge Club
W. C. Me
Quivera Club
X. J. Kennedy
Henry Werner
Delta Zeta Sorority
Sas City
Frank H. Lescher
Alfred Graves
Tilsa
Oklo
Graves
University
Georgia Richardson
Martha Borg
Tonganonxis
Verdi Hamming
Oltawa
H. Tucker
Colorado Springs
Saturda
M Cowell
Mr. Cowgill
California
DL. Cowgill Reevening
McFarland
Cora D. Se
Fort Bidwell
Reno
Nevada
Northwestern University
Evanston
Illinois
Robert R McFarland
Berkeley
New 10
Ansas
Methodist Epicopal Church
Social Order
Beauceant
Rebert RL McParland
Elizabeth
Edward
von KR. A. Sedwegley
D Nive
Hislop
Dean Schweder
W.B. Caldwell
Sanderson Motor Co. Oe
Butler
Butler Person Motor Co
DR. Sherbok
Manhattan
Helen Wills
Cannes
HLM
Chamney
Syill
Hester & Roberts
Optometris
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana
Ember National Associatlgn Ice Industries
Chicago, If
Asog
Mass ST
Masa
Florsheims
Children’s. Shoes
Iery
Olson Bros
Merchants National Bank
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