Faculty Members In K U Recital Delight Fans
A Fraser Hall recital featured Prof. C A Preyer and Eugene Christy with five University of Fine Arts faculty members. The program opened with Preyer in three movements from his Shorn Minor and closed with modern numbers. Christy performed two groups of vocal numbers. The audience gave sustained applause and encore requests, including a spiritual encore by Christy. The event, Tuesday at eight, also announced Ada Peabody’s senior recital with Juliet Dowdy at Fraser Hall.
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C. ‘A_Preyer
Eugene Christy
Universiy School of Fine Arts
Fraser Chapai
Profeik
Mr. Christy
Preyer
Handel
Leoteavala
Chris _ Tull
Ringihe
Powell x. Mo
Goes Ho
Mueie Aril
Christy
Mr. Preyer
Mr.Christy Sa
Ubidne
Ada Peabody
Prof
C. A. Prever
Juliet Dowdy
Esther Oj Lanpear
Fraser Hall
Jenny Wren
Sermon and Musical Program to Be Broadcast Tomorrow
The Rev Alfred D Grey of Plymouth Congregational will broadcast a sermon on WREN at 11 tomorrow morning. Sunday evening features the Denny Wren Millers with soloist Miss Lerane Carder, including selections and solos. A second program Monday evening offers the Orthro Romie Players sponsored by the Federal Radio Corporation.
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Alfred D. Grey
Plymouth Congregational Church
WREN
Denny Wren
Hoerbers
Contralta Solo
Contralty
Sroeres Cayclop
Max Ve Minuet
Gavartee Leonavade
Tiehegtap
Pata Whreister
Ats Ordack
Ortho 4
Romie
Federal Radio Corporation
Enrollments Reported by University Extension Divisions
The University Extension divisions note June enrollments with 193 new students, 198 not previously enrolled, and 91 completing the work. The total for the month matches last year, with summer session activity heavier as high school and college participants seek credits toward a degree.
Senior Recital to Be Held at Fraser Hall Tuesday Evening
Ada Peabody, student of Prof. A. Preser, will present her senior recital Tuesday evening at Fraser Hall at 6 o clock. She will be accompanied by Juliet Dowds and assisted by Father Ott, soprano. The program includes Variations in Feminos-tiaydn OMe and Leve Song by Miss Refs? dan Etude a reavergie Saint.
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Niss Ada Peabody
Nist
A. Prever
Fraser Hall
Jaliet Dowds
Father Ott
Tiaydn
Ome Marcurritella Frenel
Miss Refiers Dan Etude
Saint-Prof. Preser At
Bowling Scores and Air Tour Notes From July Event
Sevenback Albach bowling led with 301 and 276 followed by Berger 292 540 303 293 as high men included Morris 246. Air Tour in Pittsburgh Pa July 2 reports Louis G Meister landing at Rodgers Field over three hours late after flight from Baltimore. Pavement Dance planned for July 4 with an at hand concert and a 9 15 march led by Uncle Sam.
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Sevenback
Albach
Berger
Morris
Pitsburchburgh
A-P
Baltimore
Louis G. Meister
Rodgers Field
Supers
Aigg
Uncle Sam
He Washington
Byrd and Acosta Sent to Hospital for Flight
President Doumergue pressed Commander Byrd for details on the flight. Byrd cited outstanding features of the mission and presented the flag to the president as part of the continuation from page 1.
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Byrd
Acosta
Doumergue
EXPECTED FATAL CRASH Falls
AP reports the final two hours of Americas flight were grim for four men who survived until impact but refused to discuss their feelings for publication. They faced darkness and storm with dwindling fuel and a near certain deadly landing, yet felt fortunate to survive despite not achieving their goal.
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Falls
Compa
Qlite
Secretary Wilbur Considers Equator Circling Flight Feasibility
Secretary Wilbur of the Navy is studying a proposed world girdling flight along the equator. He said any such mission would surpass the South Pole voyage in scientific value and aviation encouragement, though the idea remains tentative.
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Washington
Equator
Wilbur
Navy
Bird
A Flag to Doumergue Bred Presents Copy
Washington July 2 A flag presented as a copy of Betsy Ross's flag is noted. The article discusses a proposed award of the distinguished flying cross to Commander Byrd and recognizes his three companions for their trans Atlantic flight. It mentions Lindbergh and Pan American goodwill fliers as prior recipients.
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Doumergue
Betsy Ross
Washington
Byrd
Qoolidge
Wilbur
Willar
Lindbergh
Stop and Slow Signs Obeyed Urged by Lawrence Chief
Chief of Police Will Johns announced this afternoon that officers have noticed drivers ignoring stop and slow signs on Lawrence streets. He said police will bring violators to court for safety reasons. No court will be held Monday. several violators are expected Wednesday morning.
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Will Johns
Lawrence
Johns
Baptist Church Speakers Set for Sum mer School Group
Lawrence local notices report Kimoris of the Lawrence Journal World will address Sunday morning Sum mer School and youth at the First Baptist Church corner Eighth and Kentucky. Baptist University pastor Mr Thomas notes strong turnout each meeting. Neal Keys of Ganton Christian College to speak Sunday evening. Cordial invitation extended to all interested.
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Kimoris
Lawrences Journal-World
Lawrence
First Baptist Church
Eighth and
Kentucky
Thomas
Baptist University
Neal Keys
Ganton Christian College
Trustee Sale at Fair Store Draws Large Morning Crowd
Henry Durst co owns and manages a trustee sale at the Fair Store. The doors opened to a flood of buyers filling the business district. Due to high demand, two cashier desks were placed into operation, with a second desk on the main floor.
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Henry Durst
Esme
Fourth of July Needs At One Fireworks Store
A fragmented listing shows items such as Sun Visors Blthing Gaps Face and Hand Creams Lies Ice Cream Ginger Ale Near Beers Road Maps Pace and Body Powders Kodak Films Flags and Reese's Diaz Store 929 Hass pen daily and Sunday 11 80 p m ade.
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Kodak
All & Reese's Diaz
Grace Wiley
Diys
Lawrence
J. Lane
Kodiak Films
Reese's Drug Store
Byrd Was Popular As Cadet At VMI And West Point
Lexington Va AP recalls Richard Evelyn Byrd known as Dick or Dicky among VMI cadets and at West Point. He stood small in size but showed courage, agility, and humor while excelling in classes, military affairs, athletics, and even tumbling.
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Lexington
Dicky
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Zinia - Military Institute
West Point
Annapolis
Byrd
Ma. M. I
Naval Academy
University of Virginia
Lehon
Charles Paul
Roanoke
Paul S
North Rivers
Upper-Cl
Bea
John FR. Doyle
Norfolk
Elates
Barclay Poague
Henry C. Ford
Francis ©. Mallory
Institute
Cadet
Albert C. Brown
Birney
Merit
Pendleton
Dicky Byrd
Johk’ Crittenden
Edward Taylon
Dick Byrd
Local Courts Address Bank Suit and Education Forum
The Farmers State Bank of Winfield filed a $1,400 suit against Adam Schick and Ralph Schick in district court. The same issue era across the town as the educational needs of Kansas foregrounds a forum at Little Theatre Greenhall Tuesday at seven p.m., with W. W. McConnell presiding. Notes on Minnesota and other items include the Beloit address by Senator Smith W Brookhart for the Fourth of July, and a nurse.
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Farmers State Bank of
Winfield
Adam Schick
Walph S Schick
Kansas
Little Theatre
Greenhall
W. W. [McConnell
Beloit
Nans
Smith W. Brookhart
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Social Roundup with Engagements and Notices
Compliment to Miss Agnes Husband as she departs for a year in New York to study at Columbia University. Guests enjoyed tables of games and travel themed refreshments with a guest favor for Miss Husband and a parade of attendees including Misses Husband Matecia Bary Parlors and Inez Mina Tra. Mrs Z R Payne announced women’s golf pairings for next Tuesday morning at 8:30 at the club house and will finalize them then. A separate note covers Mr and Mrs Harold Lengene ler hosting a picnic supper for guests. Invitations were extended to numerous attendees. Miss Sadie Hutt hosted a bridge luncheon honoring Mrs Charles Page of Lonement Colorado. A patriotic centerpiece featured four small tables with roid roses white snapdragons and blue larkspur. The hostess was assisted by Miss Lydia Wood and Miss Serena Lost. The list of guests included Mrs Pagha and others, with further social announcements and a birth notice dated Memorial Day.
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Agnes
New York
Columbia University
Weta Lear
Husband
Princess Wan
Hse Wilhelmian Gardney
Migs
Migs Matecia Bary
Aslen
Toston
Inez
Mina
Sadie Hutt
Charles Page
Lonement
Colo. Ee
George
MeCarty
MeCartys
Lecompton
Lydia Wood
Serena Lost
Pagha. Miestarls
Oiadles
Michaels
Charles Te Oo
Treiand
Personal travel notes during a busy day
Fred Ellsworth was in Foneks on business today. Miss Anna Hutt left yesterday to spend a couple of weeks in Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Penchard and son Edward will leave tomorrow for Grange, Indiana and Kalamazoo Michigan to visit Mrs. Penchard's parents. Miss Hazel Knabe and Miss Lejona Knabe from Moline went to Kansas City after a week with their aunt Mrs. H. Knabe. Fred Smithmeier of Topeka is spending the day with his parents. Lake Chad in Africa is noted as among the largest lakes at 54,000 square miles.
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Fred Ellsworth
Anna Hutt
Colorado
E. W. Penchard
Edward
Grange
Indi
Kalamazoo
Mich
Moline
Kansas City
H. Knabe
Fred Smithmeier
Toneka
F. H. Smithmeyer
Chad
Africa
William Kahrs
Evans
Truith Jenks
Hazzard
Mia Mierrt
Abd Coldwater
Mary Martin
Bheen
Home Missionry Society
Baldwin
Dorothy
Ars
Carrie M. Lance
Della Marshall
Salina
Salem
Ore
Mya. Lange
William Hertzog
Lagesen
Ernest Lange
Los Angeles
Ses Eustacia
Florence
Bennett
Clyde Hazvard
Lawrence
Frank Galligan
Cora May Showalter
George Green Porter
West Bald
Ida Jackson
William Porter
Duties Porter
Herington
Edward Porter
Anderson Porter
Topeka
Edward ‘Tomlin
Tacoma
Wash
Wesley Porter
Colored Baptish Church
Porter
FM. Ineswin
Local residents plan summer visits and travel notes
Several area residents headed to homes and relatives for the Fourth of July week. Among them are a bar examinee traveling to Wichita for law firm work, Mrs Mann and daughter Mary visiting Robinson from their hometown, George March visiting from Kansas City, and Mrs Davis and Miss Haight embarking for a monthlong trip. Grace Haverkamp of Caledonia is on vacation with Electa Kindelsperger and Mick Tienda. I Ry Helmes returns from a Denver area insurance meeting.
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Ing
Wichita
Lloyd C. Mann
Mary
Robinson
Grace Haverkamnt
Cal
Caga
Mick Electa Kindelsperger
Othor Lawrence Tienda
Robert Pugh
Maysville
Mr. Pugh
Mrs. Pugh
Son Swill
Baldwin News Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Loss
The Baldwin News details local residents traveling to Kansas City Topeka Abilene and Lawrence with visits to family and friends. It reports the death of George Green Porter of Baldwin after a yearlong illness and notes university faculty milestones including Baker University staff earning advanced degrees. A Tuesday Beeks club picnic ends the season with more than thirty attendees and farewells set for members moving away.
Linwood burial marks community notices and events
Funeral for John Tud hone of Linwood draws local attention as residents visit in Lawrence and Linwood. The Wichita era note highlights neighbors, weddings, visitors, and a community ice cream social at the school house which funded equipment for serving snacks. A new community club formed with Ruth Peltengill as president and Fern Brock as secretary.
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John Tudhone
Linwood
Anna. Torneden
Lawrence Wednesay
J. T. Hughey
Wiliam Torneden
Eudora
Lena Torneden
Lawrehire
Helen
Sif
Kansas
City
Ruth Quinlan
Charles Curtis
Rey Cattary
W. Brock
Treva Canary
BE. Brock
Orrville Hughey
Aly
Brock
W. EK. Brock
Mertin
Harry Davenport
William Torneden
Ruth Fyame
Kansas City
Ruth ,Peltengill
Charles Davidson
Fern Brock
Clinton Siscoe
Mary Attenbury
W.E. Brock
Independence Day Radio Schedule Features Concerts and Opera
On Monday July 4 a full radio slate lists WEAF and affiliates broadcasting from The Mall Central Park New York. Goldman Band concert Olive Marshall soloist at 8:30 to 1 oclock hosts Verdi opera Rigoletto offered in tabloid form by the National Grand Opera Company with principals Ziehinaka Benedetto Morradetti. Stations nationwide span Atlantic City to Buffalo with orchestras dance music and programs from WEAF and other networks.
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WEAF
Goldman
Central Park
New York
Olive Marshall
Seprace
Verdi
Ofetti
National Grand Opera Company
Ena
Ziehinaka
Gilda
Giuseppa di Benedetto
Duke of
Statioes
Crost
WPG
Atlantic City
Creature
Bart
Sal Pomore
WBAL
Roxy and His
Wral Ensemble
Wral Dance Orchestra
WEEI
Boston
Waidart Dias
WNAC
Metropolitan Theatre
Statler Ore Buerfalo
Cincinna TI
WSAI
Cincinna Jsst
Curtier
Healthside
Grand Pers
WEA
Studig
Wathind’ Orchestra
Memory Garden
WEX
WSR
DE Otto
C. Hartford
Capital Theatre
Grand Opera Bour
Club Worthy
Orchess
Capitol Theatre
Geer Montreal
Rex Battle
KEW
YORK
j-Holbrau
Msi
Linited Press
Bo Mepaliass
Friedman'’s
WNYC
Szs
Fireside Boy's
WHN
WMCA
WLWL
WPCH
WRNY
WLIT
Philadelphia
Spring-Wood_Ensemble
Duquese Era Company
Roxy
Fits Gasa
Spotlight Hoop Wcae
Pittsburgh
Waldorf
Uncle KB
Reetta
Famous Briers
Prhgeatd
Goera ‘Fam Weaf
Danta Oedhestra
WGY
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Dartmouth
WBZ
Springfield
Breglio
Davenport
Gans
Ore
Ralph Jones
WBAP
Fort Worth
Sand Music
Springs
Boece Wilson
I Merer
Davis Pickestre Ag
Jefferson City
roe—The Razablers
WDAF
Kansas City
Wear
KFS
Lincoln
Orchestra
Dryborough
Walker
ST. Paul
St. Paul Hotel
L. Leigh
Ene Nashvill
Roay Andi Ksb
Houistigis
WEA Tu
Genuine Antique Car Draws Attention On Picnic Run
A rusty vintage car with a faded black coat bears hand painted slogans like Genuine Antique and The Spirit of St Louis. The car, missing floors and cushions, serves as a mobile canvas in a Topeka region outing where a Lawrence girl shares rides with friends for a weekend camp and picnic spots.
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St. Louis
LY Lawrence
Mayday Morning Guests Near Kaebgets
Fragment from a local column notes Elizabeth Millar of Massachusetts visiting Mrs Pendleton in New York City and spending a month at her mother's home. It mentions a resort outing and a brief outdoor excursion before returning.
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Elizabeth Millar
Mass
M Pendleton
New York
City
W.1l
Pendleton
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