Social Calendar Items From Friday and Saturday Clubs
Friday events include University club dinner bridge and multiple contract bridge sessions led by Mrs Wy Keene and Mrs Lisle Eby. Luncheon clubs feature Floyd Rankin and Guy Keeler with Mrs FL Smithmieyer. Saturday highlights Pi Beta Phi and Alpha club gatherings with bridge tea and suppers at various hosts such as Mrs Lindley and Mrs Stutzland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
wEntre‘Nous Club
Wy. Keene
Testanthus Club
Lisle Eby. Pales
C.ow. Sparr
Floyd Rankin
Guy Keeler
FL. Smithmieyer
B. Decker
Dean
Engagement and Society Events Highlight Local News
Mrs. E. M. Yates announces Virginia Yates engagement to Frank L. Johnson of Kansas City Missouri with a February wedding planned. Social gatherings fill the week with dinners, bridge luncheons, and teas at the Manor and homes across town featuring pastel decor and floral centerpieces. numerous club meetings, prize analyses, and roll calls note ongoing community activity and hospitality events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Yates
Virginia
Frank L. Johnson
Kansas City, Mo
Fifty Attend Women’s Club Card Party at Colonial Tea Room
About fifty members and guests attended a Business and Professional Women’s club card party at the Colonial tea room. Prizes of spun aluminum containers with blue décor were awarded at ten bridge tables to Miss Sherrod, Mrs. Turner, Miss Oyrelun, and others. The event featured a Valentine motif with blue sweet peas and canna blooms and included hostesses Miss Bernice Jones and Miss Madonna Harnar among the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and
Colonial Tea Room
Bernice Jones
Mary
Thomas
Florence McKee
Madonna ‘Harnar
Ednah Hopkins
Julia. Hill
Mabel Fidridge
Alberta Sherrod
Chanute
Eleanor Sadl
Maude Jeffers
Frances Andrews
Sherrod
Grace Turner
Keene
Faye Oyrelun
Personal Notices and Travel By Local Residents
Mr and Mrs ALT Weaver have been in New York for a week while Mr Weaver purchased tripe aboard the U S Reliance bound for the West Indies. W G Tesche of Los Angeles was a guest of cousins F Mee on returning from New York. Mrs Megaieammuy took him to Kansas City for a late night flight to Los Angeles. Tesche faces a potential hazard in California Walnut Chowers Association, and Harry Frazee plans a Dallas business trip next week. Mr and Mrs D Powell of Worland Wy have arrived in Lawrence for Mr Powell to seek care at Memorial hospital. Mrs Powell visits at son Dr Lyle Powell’s home. Mrs Oliver De Watteville and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt. Weaver
New York
Weaver
Toyiove
U.S
Reliance
West Indies
W.G. Tesche
Los Angeles
F. Mee
Tesche
Thiforn
Walnul
Chowers’ Association
Harry Frazee
Dallas
D. Powell
Worland
Wye
Lawrence
Cone
Powell
Memorial Hospital
Lyle Powell
Oliver. de Watteville
Visit notes and civic club report at Emporia edition
Maryla and Richard Oliver visited Mrs Watteville's parents in Arkansas City while Elsie Armstrong and sister Mrs Clark plan a weekend in Emporia with Arthur Tulips and Helen Armstrong. Mrs Simter and Mrs Cooke returned from Beloit. Mrs Hibbard travels to Topeka for a bike class meeting. Civic club discusses potential community projects and coach Ad Lindsey to speak at Alton American Legion reunion. Classified ad promotes economical Waur lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryla
Richard Oliver
Arkansas City
Pre Watteville
Shepherd
Route
Elsie Armstrong
Q. FE. Clark
Denver
Cab
Emporia
Arthur Tulips
Helen Armstrom
Joli W. Simter
Oklahoma
Byron
F. Cooke
Cooke
High Schools Debate League Sees Enrollment Rise Across State
About 140 high schools join the State Debating League this year with larger Class A and smaller Class B divisions. Debates center on federal aid to equalize educational opportunity among states. District tournaments run Feb 8–22, leading to a March 1–2 final at the University of Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Ingham
University of Kansas Extension Division
University of Kansan
Fwo
Effingham
Hiawatha
Horton
Sabeth
Seaman
Topeka
Topeka Catholic
Argentine
Kansas Cuty
Anony
Aldwell
Harper
Kingman
Kiowa
Medicina Lodge
Arkansas City
Eldorado
Newton
Wellington
Winfield
Abileno
Chapman
Ritual for Arizink Drink Skin Tonic
A faded screen text describes an ancient ritual drink made from water with lemon juice. It claims to be a top skin tonic and mentions a worn water preparation as a key component. The fragment offers no clear context or attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizink
Extensive Kansas town list appears in OCR fragment
A long string of place names from Kansas and surrounding areas appears in the OCR fragment. The list includes Ellsworth Morington Lindshoro McPhersup Latins Autelinson Lyons Stafford Colby Hoxie Goodland Oberlin Ashland Dodge City Pratt Scott City and many more towns. The text also mentions Maple Hill Penn St Peter St Maul Seneca Hagi land Mullinville Sharon Benton Halstead Leon Mulvine Oxford Valley Falls Blue Mound De Soto Greeley Scranton Welda and St John's Winfield among others. The passage resembles a directory-like enumeration of locales with numerous misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Morington
Lindshoro
McPhersup
Autelinson
Lyons
Stafford
Colby
Hoxie
Goodland
Oberlin
Ashland
Dodge City
Pratt
Scott City
Penn
St. Peter
St. Maul
Seneca
Hagiland
Mullinville
Sharon
Benton
Halstead
Leon
Mulvine
Oxford
Valley Falls
Blue Mound
DeSoto
Greeley
Scranton
Welda
St. John's
Winfield
Valley Center
Whitewater
Brookville
Cantony Wear Mineral
Admire
Americus
Dushor
Dunkip
Hamilton
Neosho Rapids
Govssel
Hillsboro
Lorraine
Moundridee
Windem
Rushton
Claflin
Haven
Olpe
Reading
Roosevelt
Emporia
Alton
Downs
Gayford
Hill City
Little River
Pretty Trairié
Brown
Mild Weather Returns to Topeka after Cold Wave
AP reports mild weather returned to Kansas after a brief abdication of winter. Federal meteorologist P Flora said temperatures would range from about 20 to 2 tonight, with 40 to 60 expected this afternoon, and slightly cooler tomorrow. Winds easing, clear skies predicted across Kansas and surrounding states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
King Winter
P. Flora
New Orleans
Montgomery
Ala
Boston
Flora
Clover Honey Sought by Big Spring Tex Man
Noel T. Lawson of Tribal Oil, Big Spring, Texas, toured Kansas and bought clover honey near Lawrence. He praises the taste and seeks three more half-gallon or gallon quantities. He asks the farmer north of the highway about three miles east of Lawrence to contact him with available honey or other producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Spring
Tex
Kansas
Lawrence
Noel T. Lawson
Tribal Oil Company
Chamber of Commerce
Lawson
Mr. Lawson
Orcha
Glen Carter Economy Store Ad Promises Low Prices
An old advertisement lists linoleum rugs lamps shades and baby items with low prices. It promotes coal oil lamps bed springs stoves card tables used dressers washboards and delivery service, highlighting economical bargains and delivery options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Carter
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Mrs. Donold M. Swarthont
J. M. “Sanderson
Robert Rowlands
John Stutz
L. J. Frink
Folmier
George Kirchhoff
George March
Allen Crafton
GB. Holmes
Helen Moore
Jean Rink
Frink
Stutz
J. R. Dodson
Lee Magerman
Lorena Bentz
Magermean
Miss Bentz
J. W. Mullin
Mullin
Will Meek
J. Ulrich
Kentucky
CG. Hinshaw
FE. C. W
Wiedemann's
Frank McDonald
F. W. Cutter
J.G. McKlhinny
Progressive Contract Club
Colonial
Old Friends Club
Alber Knop
John Winesicker
Sigel Ladies’ Aid
Jesse O’connor
Robert Martin
Rog. Warrington
Col
Charles. A. Cindberth
William Johnson
Lee Cox
L. L. O'Meara
United States
Aunt Het
Robert Quillex
Bob
Publishers Syndicate
Armin Woestemeyer
Valentine
J. J. Lowsdon
John Sell
J. No Carman
Fred Hremer
BE. A. Wood
Kil Hart
Hed. Logsdon
No Carman
Marl Marshall
Ross Clayton
Everett Stith
A. Te Wolf
H.W. Crause
John Selig
Walter Keeldr
Wade Fierce
Hewar Vented
Donald Seltsam
Lawrence, Flower Club
American Legion
Hat
Prank
Jones
Ms. Oral Williamson
Tonganoxie
Doughix County Nurses’ Association
Elizabeth Home
Pri
Surymond Gardner
L. M. Flory
Winifred Benander
Mrs. Gaylord
Schneck
Merle-Itoy
Helen Priscilla Stan
Tsunaniu
China
Associated Press
Operative Club
Co-Operative Club
Upter Eldridge
Ad Lindsey
Harrison Glidden
Osborne
Vicks VapoRub
VICKS
Georgia Spence
Betty Guy
Cotton Smartness
Mass. ST
Oxfords
JoBo
Big
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