Society Teas And Sorority Gatherings In Lawrence
Society notes recount a four course luncheon hosted by Miss Anderson in Lawrence with Miss Elfrieda Fischer, honoring Miss Bell Anderson and Mr. George Polhee of Kansas City. Attendees include out of town guests from Kansas City and Pittsburg, with Sigma Kappa and Kappa Alpha Theta events and a Soap Bubble Party planned for girls in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Anderson
Elfrieda Fischer
Bell Anderson
George Polhee
Perkansas
Anerson
Dolhee
University of Kansas
Tolhee
Phi Gamma Deta
Arthur Anderson
Kansas City
Helen Smiley
Pittsburg
Lucile Roberts
Arkansas City
Tenora Fox
Kappa Alpha Theta House
Sigma Kappa
Marsh
Cbive Reynolds
Arthur Evans
Lois Greenlees
Baklivin Mitchell
Blanche Potts
Ethel Hayward Weston
Lewiskaining
Quebec
Canara
Real estate loans and stock balances in member accounts
Summary of credit union figures listing real estate loans 198 429 and stock loans 610.45 with delinquent taxes paid 652.59 and sundry personal accounts. Real estate sold on contract cash in office and bank 500.00 36 92 total liabilities include installment stock, deposit stock, full paid stock, bills payable and reserve fund totaling 203 416.49.
Campus charity night features farce and stunts in Grove Hall
National Sigma Kappa convention sessions open in Grove Hall with a three act farce Engazing Janet featuring Ramona Kirkpatrick Nadine Cox Anna Stone Violet Mathews Jean Haines Eileen Van Sandt and Ann Horning plus musical acts. Tomorrow hosts Pan Hellenic tea and Country Club dinner. Rat Snap ad promotes pest control by Green Bros Round Corner Drug Store and M. W. Callahan. Auto theft reported for John Gottstein of Eudora during Fourth of July events. Local visitors include Dr Lydia Hutt Mrs Donald Hutt Mrs Rachel Huth and Dr George McCoy lazing in town.
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Sigma Kapna
Grove Hall
Janet
Ramona Kirkpatrick
Nadine Cox
Anna Stone
Violet Mathews
Jean Haines
Eileen van Sandt
Ann Horning
Arnistina Cisana
Nadine
Country Club
Green Bros
Round Corner Drug Store
M. W. Callahan
Wales Prince Survives Australian Train Wreck
Albert Edward Prince of Wales and his staff escaped unharmed amid an overturned car carrying the royal train near Perth Australia. The dispatch notes the Prince smiling at a window with staff members receiving only light bruises. In a separate note, George Houk paid a $10 fine for speeding at the Fourth of July court session.
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London
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales
Perth
Australia
London Times
Poice Court
George Houk
G. C. Stewart
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Mary B. Gladwin
New York City
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Alma E. E. Foe
Strong
Frank Strong
H. Ashton
Mrs. Ashton
John J. Phillips
Scranton
Pennsylvania
H. E. Jones
Doorothy
Piedmont
California
Lake View
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Lawrence Building &Loan Association
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Kansas
Douglas
Ss. Ing
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Harry Reding
Hpo Ane OM. Holliday
C. W. Smith
Ray White
John Gottstein
Eudora
Woodland Park
Lydia O. Hutt
Donald Hutt
Rachel Huth
Art Wood
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W. J. Busch
George McCoy
Cincinnati, Ohio
Otto Fischer
Wales
Prince
Journal-World
Comfort Sailors
Sam
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Columbia
Jardon & Company Baldwin
Hamilton Motor & Supply CO
Wotr's Book Store
Skofstads
THE
Thompson Studio
Mass. St
Callahan
U. S
Peoples State Bank
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Oxfords
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Areca Shoe Shop
Farmers State and Savings Bank