Women Clubs and Merger Meetings Around Lawrence
Mrs Frank Nelson and Mrs H V Mayer host K A Dames at Henley House this week. League of Women Voters holds luncheon, electing F W Gaunt president and others. Kansas Day activities include a Grand theater event and a luncheon. Governor Paul en to entertain Kansas Day guests at Topeka executive mansion with a reception. diverse local socials, PTAs, and club meetings noted including births, farewells, and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nelson
H. V. Mayer
K.A
League of Women Voters
Colonial
Kansas Council of Women
Kansan Hotel
Topeka
Ben §. Pawlen
Kansan - Sand - Wi
Ase
Lawrence
FE. H. Lindley
Misa
Ben
Paulen
Kansas Day Club
Executive Mansion
Kansas
Grand Theater
Orpheum
First Methodist Church
A. Bibey
Jewel Street
Thes Theater
Selock
High School Glee Club Sings for Chamber of Commerce
A high school girls glee club performed for the chamber of commerce today. Parish women are asked to bring thimbles for tea at the Episcopal rectory Saturday from 3 to 5:30. Mrs. L N Lewis hosts the Wednesday Duplicate Auction Bridge group tomorrow afternoon. The Pythian Sisters meet tomorrow at 8 pm in the Knights of Pythias hall. The South Side Reading Club gathers tomorrow at 2:30 pm with Mrs. W E Lynn at 1005 Mississippi Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Goehring
Lawrence
Cambridge
Mass
Fred Richardson
West Sixth Streat
Karsag
C. B. Rumsey
W.L. Birgs
Elm Street
Kansas
Chamber OF Commerce
Episcopal
Friends of
Trinity Church
L. N. Lewis
Lion Bridge Club
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias Hall
South Side Reading Club
W. E. Lynn
Mississippi Street
Personal notices from Lawrence seek updates from KU students
Harold Donaldson returns to Lawrence after visiting Garnett with his mother. Frank Taylor and Clair Swonger resume KU studies in Lawrence after short home visits. Others head to Topeka for conventions or travel to Kansas City for business or visits. Several families report trips and reunions, with Baker University and Linwood directory work noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Donaldson
K. Ui
Lawrence
Garnett
Harriet Coweles
Sibley
E. D. Haldeman
Kansas City
Bilis VanCamp
Iola
Frank Taylor
K. U
Clair Swonger
K U
Alse
Clarense Houk
Topeka
Retail Clothers
G. Y. Bowers
Shelbyville
Ind
M. T. Melton
R. A. Eusden
Peka
Congregational State Conference
HM. E. Berry
Tom Sweeney
A. G. Rees
Minnapolis
Franklin County
R C. Jackman
Victor Hanks
Baldwin
Baker University
Irving ‘Hill
New York
Olympic
Paris
Margaret Hill
England
George Duffield
Charles Allen
Ilinois
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Harry Creen
George Houk
Clarence Houk
C Carl
H. B. Ober
Elliott
W. B. Downing
Retail’ Clothiers
Downing
Frieda Sern
Linwood
J.B. Russell
Lloyd Russell
Huouston Te
A. M. Hoffman
Coffey
George Weyermuller
Paul Patterson
O. W. Patterson
Louisiana Street
Chicago
University of Kansas
Over $2000 Raised for Tuberculosis Fight in Douglas County
More than $2,000 was raised this year by the Douglas County Tuberculosis Association from Christmas seal sales. The fundraiser surpassed the amount collected in earlier years as community support grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Douglas county seal sale raises funds. meeting to plan use
Mrs Ed Anderson chairs the seal sale committee as the Douglas County Tuberculosis Association reports a year with about 200 dollars more raised than previous years. A 3:30 PM city hall meeting tomorrow will outline plans for disposing of the sale funds and wind up related business. Dr Charles Lerrige of Topeka, executive secretary of the Kangas Tuberculosis association, will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed “Anderson
Douglas County
Douglas county-Tuberculosis Association
Charles Lerrige
Topeka
The
Kangas
Association to扩ands county tuberculosis work with funds
The text notes expected expansion of tuberculosis suppression efforts in the county this year due to increased maintenance funds. It mentions Rankin's Drug Store at 1101 Mass as a supplier for medical needs and references Kotex and Nupak products. Barber's Drug Store is also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
BE. I
Kerger
Stayton
Minn
Bradfield Legulator Co
Bai6
Atlanta
Nupak
Rankin's Drug Store
Mass
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Country Club
Th Country Club
J.T. Skinner
C. Taylor
T Re ‘Payne
R. R. Hickson
Jack Bolin
John Stutz
Henry Asher Y
C. C. Stewart
H. B. Asher
Ines Pratt
Golden Kansas
Abdallah Lone
Lawrence Circle No
Miss Pratt
Grace ‘Arnold
Wilodrawn
Lincoln
Ifig
First Baptist Church
C. W. Thomas
Brotherhood
Acacia Fraternity
Flossie Miller
Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority
Herbert
Hunter
John H. Childs
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Marilyn
Floyd H. Cox
Franklin
Thelma Louise
la Corte Club
Toplow
Farcene McClaren
Myrtle Suitke
Marvel Lege
Leah Harshfield
Mary Miter
Fetter Hird
Marguerite Jones
Edna Weberwien
Berend
Martha Wellman
Marjorie ‘Stieamatt
Josephine Edmonds Maykey
Lydia Qatlin
Iyma Casey
Rowena N Etingham
Lucille Hil
Bailey Ban
Margarete Coffman
Elmira Stauffer
Marie Catlin
Bula Penwell
Fred
Virginia Yates
Pauline Wag Jirian Wood
Anna Alexander
Bernice
Callian
Guffler
Anna Belle Glark
Opal Shaw
al Richards
Margaret Drennon
Chiru Burgin
Dorig Burnett i
University
Cotton Products CO
West Jeckoosi Boulevard
Kowes
KSAC
Clapp
W. G. Wara
Fair Store Farmer Service Bureau
Poiret
East
Lmaa
Be&l Bldg
James
Russell Lowell
Tad Masa
Barber’s Drug Store
Ralph Ward the Merchant of Happiness
Nashua
Buililenie
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