Acacia Formal Dinner Dance At Wiedemann's
Acacia fraternity held its annual formal with a five course dinner at Wiedemann's at 6 30 pm followed by dancing at the chapter house. Pink roses violets and colored fronds lit by colored lights decorated the table scene. Out of town guests included Miss Mary Bess Lawson Miss Eth A M Arnold John H Lewis M Griffiths Manhattan Miss Nat y Ramsey Miss Bernice Hemus J L Deardorff Topeka Miss Juanita Stewart Baldwin Leon Lucas Howard Servacious Harold Heakin Cooper Hendren Kansas City Everett Bradley Garnett Town alumni present were Mr and Mrs W N Skourup Mr and Mrs J G Stutz Mrs E D Haldeman the house mother assisted in chaperoning by Mrs Miller Mrs Bottof Mr and Mrs D M Horkma
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia Fraternity
Wiedemann
Mary
Bess Lawson
Eth
A M. Arnold
John H
Midland Rural Club Celebrates Eighteenth Anniversary
The Midland Rural Club marked its eighteenth anniversary with an all day meeting at the Adams home. A three course dinner, pink and white decor, and readings by Miss Georgia Haynes highlighted the event.Mrs. Elmer Ousdahl attended. the club hosts Mrs. Charles Husted on February 1.
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Midland
Georgia
University
Elmer Ousdahl
Charles ‘Husted -Will
Topeka delegation highlights federation session
A Topeka annual session of the State Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs featured Grace Jett reporting on past club work and plans for the coming year. Other reads include Lotus Reading Club meeting at Mrs George Foster’s home and Ventura club gathering with Mrs H M Stucker. Edith Steele Smith weds Fred W Lobb on Thursday January 25.
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Memorial ‘Hall
Memorial Hall
Topeka
Woman's Kansas Day’ Club
George J. Barker
H. B. Asher
Federation of “Business
Lotus Reading Club
George Foster
Maine -Street
Smith-Lobb
Edith . Steele
Smith
Fred W. Lobb
Enrollment and activities stir at the university gym and labs
Women’s inter class swimming contests will begin soon at the gym with three entrants signing up. Later divers and strokes and racing events are planned. Enrollments start Monday as signs and chairs are set up on the first floor. In the psychology lab chickens are used for maze learning tests and breed Shepard studies with the first brood tested. The 1923 Jayhawker sales end Tuesday requiring paid orders. University Commons reopens Monday for its first meal as students return for enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawker
Bill Brehm
Lyons editor attends Topeka convention and city guests
Lyons Republican editor Mr Lawrence Tate and wife Mrs Tate attend the editorial convention at Topeka. Various local residents visit Kansas City and Topeka for business and social reasons, with sorority members and several couples spending weekends away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Lawrence
Lyons
A. ‘Lane
Lawrence Tate
Topeka
Lawrence
Republican
Mildred
Beulah ‘Lamb
Kansas City
Ruth Smith
Ruth Danielson
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
F.”C. Johnson
McPherson
W.” ‘R. Joslin
Kansas ‘City
Skaggs
Lee Summitt
L. N. Flint
Flint
Association of
Frank McEarland
Abe “Levy
Kansas
Levy
Clothier's
Wichita
Erma’ C
Woodworth
Watford
Florence
Emma Snow
Leff
Independ Ence
Kan
Edna Rising
Raleigh
In. G
The
State College
F. Flemming
Pauline
F.P. Hormuth
Clyde
Stewart of
Baldwin
Court House
Robinson Gymnasium Fraternity Notes on Hill Men
Notes from Robinson Gymnasium discuss fraternity men who did not leave the hill. The brief item notes attendance and conduct among members, reflecting campus social life and organizational decisions.
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Robinson
Coast Guard to Hold Competitive Cadet Exams This Spring
The Coast Guard plans competitive exams in April for cadet appointments with many vacancies. Cadets train three years at the Coast Guard Academy in New London Conn before commissioning as ensigns. Examinations are open to high school graduates or those with equivalent schooling, with age limits 18 to 24.
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Washington
Coast Guard Service
Coast Guard Academy
Coast’ Guard
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Annapolis
Newelphia
West
Buffalo
Detroit
Staton
San
Sacred Concert at First Baptist Church Tonight
Sacred concert to be given at the First Baptist church tomorrow evening at 7 45 PM. Organist and quartet assisted by Miss Edna Hopking violinist and W B Dalton. Program includes Wagner pieces, Our Hearts, Shelley, Vidor Serenade, Sullivan Father Thy Children Bow in Adoration, Schumann Paradise, Adagio, and more.
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First Baptist Church
Edna Hopking
W.B. Dalton
sLohengrin
Wagner
Pilgrim’s Chorus
Tannhauser
Pinpation Kiriens
Edna Hop- III
Shelley
Vidor
Miss .Hopkins
Mr. Dalton
Mr. Schreiber
Sullivan
Salvet' Regina
Dudley Buck
John Ise
Schumann
Bargiel
W. B
Dalton
O - Father
Eit
Dubois
Stainers Trio Singers at Plymouth Church Services
At Plymouth Church the 11 o'clock service features Mrs Shinn and Mr Bennett in a Stainer duet Lovel Divine plus Mrs Shinn soprano solo Bow Down Thine Bar by Frey. Mr Eusden speaks on Jesus Estimate of Men. Evening service at 7 45 features Plymouth Quartet Come Unto Me and Mr Miller sings Grateful O Lord am I. Eusden gives second Bible in our World address How Are We to Regard the Bible. Gustave F Soderlund is organist for both, with organ numbers by Rubinstein Guilmant S Saens Spinney Wagner.
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Stainer
Plymouth
Miller
Caro
Roma
Eusden
Preyer
Gustave F. Soderlund
Music vesper service at Trinity Episcopal church
The Trinity Episcopal choir directed by Miss Helen Pendleton will perform a regular monthly vesper after a Sunday service at 4 30 pm assisted by Miss Judy June organist. The program includes Boellmann Gothic Suite interspersed with hymns and choral numbers featuring Miss Nadine Cox and Miss Helen Pendleton with pieces by Dykes Goss Frey Tours Farrant Parker Bambridge and Guilmant including the Prelude Third Sonata and a choral encore Béellmann Gothic Suite.
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Trinity Episcopal Choir
Helen Pendleton
Suncay
June
Judy
Piere A
Frey
Nadine Cox
Tours
Guilmant
Jand Father
Farrant
Parker
Bambridge
Béellmann
Regular Services at Church of Christ
Regular Lord's Day services listed with morning and evening preaching. Bible study at 10 30 to 11 and 7 30 p m. Sermon topic is Christian Duty.
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Church of Christ
Gil A
Rah Saces Jeb Printin TaN Re Pe Ee
Fragmentary OCR note mentions printing and TaN related terms without clear names or events. The readable fragment suggests a local printing or press reference but lacks verifiable entities or a concrete event. No distinct persons, organizations, places, or dates emerge from the legible text.
Community church meetings and missionary speaker planned
The Life of Samp son life program by RC Yadon is announced along with January 28 schedule at the Christian Church. Events include Teachers conference at 9:30, orchestra at 2:40, morning service on stewardship, junior church at 11:00, High School and University Endeavor at 6:45, and an evening sermon by Miss Alma Moore, state secretary of Women’s Missionary Society. Lone Star Church of the Brethren holds Sunday school at 10, sermons at 11 and 8, inviting all to attend. Ralph W Quakenbush ministers both churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Armstron
Topeka
Kansas State Editorial Association
L.N. ‘Flint
Miss Armstrong
The
Kansans
Christian Church
Chas
Richard
Pasr
Endeavor
University Endeavor
Alma Moore
Women’s‘Missionary Society
Church of the Brethren
Lone Star
Ralph W. . Quakenbush
Points on Purchasing by Peggy Prim
Peggy Prim pens a light column urging readers to focus on midyear mood and daily errands. She jokes about exams, fashion, and social events, then cites local shops such as New York Cleaners, Laundry-Ette, Ward's Flower Shop, Milady's Hat Shoppe, and Carter's Corona typewriters as reliable sources for practical, seasonal needs. The tone is breezy and promotional, reflecting a busy small-town shopping scene.
Durable shoes and happy shoppers in town sale
Corona is durable and shoppers debate shoes at the STUDENTS SHOE SHOP 1113 Mass. Steve recalls buying similar pairs weeks ago. The PIGGLY WIGGLY Store tempts grocers with peachy baskets at low prices. Rankin's Drug Store 1101 Mass. touts Squibb’s Toothpaste, Edison Mazda bulbs, Kansas Electric Utilities, and Auto Strop razors as sources of brightness and happiness.
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Steve
Mass
Edison Mazda
Mazda
Kansas Electric’ Utilities Co
Deaths and Funerals Notice From Local District
Mrs RR Lawrence received a telegram announcing the death of her brother Will Butler in California. Butler formerly lived in the Knowledge Hill district north of Lawrence as a resident.
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Will “Butler
Lawrence
Will Butler
California
Butler
Knowledge Hill
Tiptur unrest flares as Hindu Muslim clashes erupt
In Mysore province, Tiptur suffers serious disturbances over tensions between Hindu and Muslim communities. Shops close as violence prompts special police deployment amid disputed religious ceremonies and fear during the Dugserah procession period.
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Bangalore
India
Tiptur
Mysore
Ntto
Mohamme
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Stilwell, Kansas
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Rankin
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Major
E W. Turner
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Ft:he
H B.,ober
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Elizabeth Bowen--Lyon
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H. M. Stucker
Sixteenth Street
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Milady
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Alwas
Rankin's Drug Store
Rankin’s Drug Store
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Connecticut’ Ignition
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