Tea for Mrs Means Guests Include Out of Town Visitors
Lawrence society notes report Mrs James Means of San Mateo California honored with an afternoon tea for about seventy guests at her Lawrence visit. Attendees included Mrs Fred Smithmeyer Mrs Longenecker Topeka and others from Long Beach Tulsa Columbus and Los Angeles. Pi Lambda Theta initiations and a dinner followed with puppet show.
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James Means
San Mateo
Cal
F. H. Smithmeyer
Means
Fred Smithmeyer
H. J. Longenecker
Topeka
Ray Sexton
Long Beach
C. R. Nesbitt
Tulsa
Okla
Floyd Doubleday
Kansas City
Ilse
Wilhelmi
Columbus
William Savage Johnson
Longenecker
Pattern Design Announcement for Childrens Clothing
Feature on a fashion pattern set for sizes 2 4 and 6 years with dress and suit patterns. Notes include fabric options, yardage estimates, and extra cost for separate patterns. Encourages ordering via Journal-World Pat ent at 160 Fifth Ave New York, with 15 cent pattern fee and 10 cent Summer Fashion Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Fifth Ave
New
Social Calendar Highlights Area Clubs and Gatherings
Wednesday through Saturday social events listed include bridge and dinner parties at notable homes and clubs such as Mrs Marston McCluggages, Imperial club, Manor, and Country club. Numerous ladies organizations meet including Pi Lambda Theta, Young Matrons, Home Aid, Flower club, Tesoro club, and American War Mothers with activities, programs, and invitations noted. Also mentioned are students from local studios presenting a program tomorrow at 4 30 at the Unitarian chapel with a varied musical and dramatic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Foursomes
Max Wilhelmi
Imperial Club
H. W. Bradley
N. B.C
Pi Lambda Theta
Manor
Hugh Means
BR. H. Edmiston
E. O. W. Club
John Rumsey
Young Matrons
John Stavros
H. C. Rumsey
Home Aid Society
Carl Graeber
Personal Notices Update From Local Residents Heads South and Abroad
Mrs F R Kennedy Miss Opal Jayne Kennedy and Mrs Lauren Hunter left by motor for Green Mountain Falls for a vacation. Cole and Mrs H J Penney returned from Cleveland visiting their daughter Mrs F C Stevens and Mr Stevens. They spent a day with Mrs Penney's brother in Chicago. Walter Achning and daughter Annalyn of Wichita Falls are visiting at Mrs Charles J Achning. Mrs J P Moren went to Topeka to spend the week. Miss Naomi Light will speak on India at Harveyville. E F Keefe has returned home after major operation June 25 at Memorial hospital. Miss Marie Wilcox returned to Kansas City after visiting her mother Mrs M N Wilcox. Mr and Mrs W H Newby of Tonganoxie returned home after a visit with daughter Mrs H C Brinkman. Miss May Landis left for White Bear Lake Minnesota to spend the summer. She was joined by Miss Helen Pierce of Lincoln Missouri who formerly taught at Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Kennedy
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Lauren Hunter
Green Mountain Falls
Cole
H. J. Penney
Cleveland
F. C. Stevens
Stevens
Penney
Chicago
Walter Achning
Annalyn
Wichita Falls
Tex
W. H. Newby
Tonganoxie
H. C. Brinkman
Misa May Landis
White Bear Lake
St. Paul
Minn
Misa Helen Pierce
Lincoln
Leavenworth
Plan to Establish 12 New T B Clinics in Kansas
Dr C F Taylor superintendent of the Kansas Tuberculosis Sanitarium proposed a plan for 12 local clinics sponsored by medical societies to identify and triage TB cases. Clinics would screen early cases locally, referring severe ones to Norton, saving costs and lives. Four clinics already operate at Lansing prison Dodge City Lawrence and KU with local society sponsorship.
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Kansas City
Kan
UB i
C. F. Taylor
Norton
Kansas Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Taylor
Norton Institution
Lansing Prison
Dodge City
Lawrence
University of Kansas
DIES AFTER HUSBAND FARMER'S WIFE NEARLY SUCCUMBS
In Winfield Kansas Mrs May Hendryx died in a hospital after ingesting poison following the discovery of her husband Louis Hendryx dead by suicide with a rifle. The couple were childless and a double funeral is set for tomorrow. She would have turned 65 Thursday. Dr J W Twente of the University of Kansas will speak at Emporia Graduate Club Education Forum.
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Winfield
Kan
May Hendryx
Louis Hendryx
Here
Hendryx
Graduate Club Forum At Emporia Teachers College
The Graduate Club of Kansas State Teachers College at Emporia sponsors meetings this month inviting prominent Kansas educators. Dr Twente will speak and lead discussions on education topics. Benton Irwin, Stafford County superintendent, chairs and presides. Also notes a Washington item on whispering campaigns aimed at President Roosevelt and a patent for mirror fish hooks to attract male fish.
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Graduate Club
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Kansas
Dr. Twente
ed.Benton Irwin
Stafford Schools
University jobApplications surge for next fall
The men's employment bureau of the KU alumni office and the CSEP office report heavy student interest in fall jobs. Many apply in person as they line up for the coming fall semester. Washington delays hold up CSEP blanks. Chancellor Lindley meets with NYA officials to finalize next year’s CSEP setup at KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
CSEP
Washington
Mary Olsen
Lindley
National Youth Administration
Law School Final Exams Begin This Thursday at KU
KU law school will start final examinations on Thursday for the first session with 56 students enrolled. The second session begins Monday next week and may attract new applicants. Other KU summer departments run straight through to August 7 as the law program extends into August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law School
University of Kansas School of Law
K. U
School of Law
Roosevelt Nominates Dickinson as Assistant to Attorney General
President Roosevelt named John Dickinson to head the Justice Department anti trust division as assistant to the attorney general. Dickinson, former law professor at Pennsylvania university and current assistant secretary of commerce, succeeds Harold M. Stephens. Roosevelt also scheduled talks with Secretary Roper on a new assistant secretary of commerce.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John Dickinson
Pennsylvania University
Dickinson
Justice Department
Harold M. Stephens
Cummings
Roper
Commerce
Woodlawn Beats Lincoln 8-3 In Five Inning Tilt
Woodlawn defeated Lincoln 8 to 3 in five innings on Woodlawn grounds yesterday. It evened the series after Lincoln won 17 to 2 in the first meeting. Next game set for next week as part of Kansas Leisure Time activities. Nearly 100 participants in Woodlawn programs directed by Nicholas C. Rizzo and Mary Learnard.
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Woodlawn
Lincoln Io School
Lincoln
Kansas
McAllaster
Pinckney
Cordley
Tigels
Nicholas C. Rizzo
Mary Learnard
North Lawrence
Miller
Hill
Ireland
Stanwyx
Biggs
R. Amyx
Frame
Mason
W. Amyx
E. Moore
Mitchell
M. Moore
Daniels
Johnson
C. 1
Cravens Named Kansas Home Owners Loan Chief
Topeka reports Russell Cravens of Salina will succeed Martin Miller as state manager of the Home Owners Loan corporation. Miller announced his resignation effective August 28. Cravens, lieutenant colonel of the 161st field artillery, Kansas National Guard, was active in Kansas Democratic circles. The item notes a related State Treasurer borrowings due to slow tax payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
C. Russell Cravens
Salina
Kansas
School fund to cover bond payments to state soldiers
The state auditor says 250000 will be transferred from the school commission fund to meet interest and principal on the soldiers' compensation bonds. The sum will be repaid to the school fund once counties catch up with overdue property taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Commission
Ed J. Powers
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Myrtle Hyre
Mary J. Burke
Ota Crosthwait
Charlene Forbes
Ambrose Conway
Atchison
Gertrude Haury
Hutchinson
Fredericka Pearson
Ian
Margaret Roberts
Ottawa
William S. Johnson
R. R. Jackman
Finesse Club
Afernoon
Ivan Rowe
Howard Reedy
Charles Radcliffe
Wallace W.C.T.U
Patty Larcom
Mississippi Street
Marie Brown
Marjorie Channell
Eileen White
Robert Hendricks
Ohio Street
John Lyman
Frank Strong
Ithaca
N. Y
Enroute Ret
Detroit
Gladys Walker
Wichita
K. A. Dames
Marston _McCluggages
Maurine Downing
Eula Walker Elmore
Louise Wiedemann
H. W. Hargiss
C. W. Straffon
Kate Caldwell
Hazel Lynn
Ednah Hoplans
Dorothy Enlow
Unitarian
Schubert
Virginia
Nissenne Hue Maxine Gulley
Home
Sweet Home
Thelma Woodward
Eiaser
Rosemary
Daisy Foreman
Mrs. Straffon
Night Express
Thompson Betty June Craig
Captain Kidd
Gordon Schlielffer
Old Black Joe
Foster
Elizabeth Prentice
David Davidson
Caroline Baker
Ae ChUuMann
den Carlos
Pac Teninn Ee Perrerern
Mse
Grice
Ruth Bartz
Pasta Eos
Shirley Bayles
Serond Mazurka
Krylnia Lee
Lawrence Flower Club
American Legion Hall
A. E. Huddleston
F. E. Jones
Austin Turney
E. D. Shaw
G. T. Ransdall
Fred Hunsinger
Manley Memorial
N. H. Bailey
Jones
C. M. Sterling
Chrysanthemum Group
Flower Club
Ruth Benson
Ella Doering
Ralph Baker
Ralph Tait
Tesoro Club
American War Mothers
M. M. Campbell
Kentucky Street
E. O. W. Bri Bridge Club
Charles Doane
New York
United States Military Academy
Wast Point
Raymond A.schwegler
Duluth
R. A. Schwegler
Schwegler
University Hospital
Minneapolis, Minn
G. W. .Jones
Lena B. Fonk
Memorial Hospital
Emporia Graduate Club Education Forum
J. W. Twente
University of Kansas School of Education
Aunt Het
Robert Quilles
Amy
Publishers Syndicate
White House
Ray Woodworth
Powell
Weaver
Munsing
Coolerator
American Service Co
Hotel
Eldridge
Grosvenor Design
Grosvenor
Sol Marks & Son
Mass
Salina Man
Mill
Jer
HOLC
State Treasurer
DR. Gowdy
THE
Gowdy Medical Co
Bree
Lexere Sa
Journal - World
Fischer
Otto Fischer
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