Miss Parsons and out of town guests host bridge party
A Kansas City social page notes guests from Fort Leavenworth and Lawrence attended a bridge party for Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority members. Invitations went to numerous local and visiting young women, with Miss Mary Davis of Kansas City receiving congratulations. A family reunion at the George Wark home honored Mrs Gal Me Barton and family, with many relatives listed. Ted Olson's daughter born at Stanghy Hospital in Kansas City on July 47 was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Dorothy Wilson
Obryon
S. Gertrude’ Pearson
Charlotte Bige
Rose
A Compton
Margaret Ero
Miss Margaret Press
Kansas City
Miss
Herriett
Fort. Leavenwortham
Celestine Owens
Meheny
Shaad
Carter
Dorothy Dinsmoor
E. Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Mary Davis
Vivian
Skilton
Dorothea Stahl
Leaven-oth
Lilian White
Karyn Sidey
Rosemond Hards
Virginia
Melvin
Helen
Vivian ‘Skilton
Mt i
George Wark
Ruth
Edith Schuler
Harvey Flory
Elmer
Lois
Leila ‘Hbutna
J. F.corcoran
Thirteenth Street
Ethi
Bere
Jessee
Kansas
Leo
Wagner F Lorcoran
Marycoran
Alaynie Corran
J. P. Corscoran
Famiy
Lawrence
Ted Olson -Ani
Sthangy Hospital
Tedieieef Rs
Olsson
Blanche Weed
Miss Mavida
Chades
Alpha Gamma
Summer social and farewell parties at Beta Theta Pi
A long list of guests attended a buffet supper for Prof. and Mrs. Hunter, who depart for Worcester, Mass. in August. The piece notes a farewell party for summer session attendees at Justin Hill’s home, with swimming, picnic supper, and dancing. Various students and friends from Lawrence, Topeka, and nearby towns are mentioned, including Elizabeth Moore, Elizabeth Johnson, Tom Beck, Kenneth Spencer, and Marjorie Davis, among others, plus travels to Kansas City and California.
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F. HW. ‘Hodder
Hunter
Worcester
Mass
Clark University
Ande
Donald Davis
Kansas City
Beta Fraternity
Justin] Hill
Mer
Hiss Helen Forestign
Maria Elyliott
Elizabeth ‘Moore
Esther. Johnson
Esther
Jane Jones
Ingalls
Mary ‘Engel
Kenreth Spencer
Tom “Beck
Phil: Phillips
Bradley Judy
Ralph “Hower
Franklin
Barfoyly Mex
Fresnan
Jatin
Nebo
Birs
Kesas City
Fox
Haigh
Moose Ad
Minn
Jacob Gantz
Sara“Laird
Ashtabula
Ohio
Marjorie Davis
Virginia Melvin
Charlotte Bigelow
Gardner
Courtney Crim
Independence
Janet
Esther Rare Johnson
California
Elizabeth Moore
Holton
Kenneth Spencer
Pittsbury
Agnes’ ‘Engel
Highland
Hamacher
Justin Hill
Justin
Bowersocket
Th‘gether
Lhdington
Mich
Toy
Jaboné
Tom Beck
Beta ‘Theta Pi
B. F. Engel
Topeka
Elma
Hamil
Lil‘Tian Davis
F.om
Indiana
Personal notices from a small town gathering and departures
Local personals list guests and departures including Mise Lois Thimpsor, Mrs C L Dolthan of Typeka, Mr F T Barteldes and family Kansas City trip, Miss Matti Camitine Jef, Paul Chatdle and Billy Paul heading to Ikpanes City, Gladys Apple and Miss Daph returning from summer school at the university, with several residents visiting Independence and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Lois Thimpsor
Russell
C. L. Dolthan
Typeka
F. T. Barteldes
Kansas
Matti Camitine
Paul Chatdle
Billy
Paul
Ikpanes
City
Daph
University
Guy
First Baptist to Meet on Wednesday Night With Kindling Theme
First Baptist announces Wednesday evening meeting led by the minister on the topic Kindling the Light of Divine Truth. Mrs Phillips’ Women’s Society will gather next Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at 1020 Tennessee St. All members urged to attend. A separate outing is planned for next Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Brown southeast of town. The First Evangelical Church revival series continued with sermons on Holiness of Hearts from Thessalonians and on Judgment Day based on Romans, delivered by evangelist Dave Hill, drawing many listeners.
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Phillins
Women’s Society
C. Barber
Tennessee St
Iiter
Dave Hill
Jadlement
Christ
Gesture of Jesus theme at First Christian Church meetings
The pastor led services on the subject The Gesture of Jesus stressing global mission Go ye into all the world Attendance rose to around fifty with hope of reaching sixty. Children are urged to attend as summer activities continue delighting the pastor and church leadership.
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First Christian
Jesus
Ubyal
Death of Mrs. J. P. Coffman in Stockton California
Mrs. J P Coffman age 79 died Monday July 13 at her son John G Coffman’s home in Stockton California. She lived in Lawrence for 23 years and was active in First Baptist Church. Funeral Friday at the church with Rev J F Wa presiding, burial at Oak Hill. Survived by children Cora Moerschell Lawrence Martha Deal Minneapolis Harrison Coffman Stockton J P Coffman Stockton and others. sister Mrs W E Kerr Carth MO and brothers Dash Iola IA and Leo Iowa City IA.
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J. P. Coffman
John G. Coffman
Stockton
Calif
Coffman
West
Lawrence
Hich
First Baptist Church
J. F
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mary E. Bush
Fayette County
Hoh. Deal
Minneapolis
H. Ey Groff
Sacramento
Nate Wty
Mok
J. Poféman
iStocklong
Cora Moerschell
W. E.kerr
Carth- Mo
Dash
Iola
Kansas
Towa City
Towa
Cora Moerechell
Lawrences
H. J. Deal
Harrison
Minn
Cal
Ni Ay Downes
Guy
D. E. ‘Bush
Roscoe Richardson Lofola
Kank
Ark Hésse
Waimego
John Taylor
Edhrardey Fg
Angrews
Kamsas City
Lawrence County religious education council attendance figures
Lawrence Council of Religious Education reports Sunday school attendance in Lawrence with 644 children and 98 university students among 705 adults in white churches and 160 children and 63 adults in colored churches totaling 2141. Lists top attending schools including First Methodist and First Christian and notes adult class counts and planned Douglas County school picnic at Brown's Grove on August 6 with Henry J. Allen as speaker.
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Lawrence
Ket
University
North Side
West Side
First
First Baptist
Douglas
Brown's
Grove
Henry J
Allen
Stewart Inquires About Police Chief During Day Break
Police Judge notes Stewart questioning head of Tulige Stewart Inquire for Head 6 Police Department during the day. Authorities state Enthobi now in charge as Chief Douglas is on vacation.
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Tulige
Stewart
Enthobi
Douglas
Gharip
Opportunity Special Wheat Train Tour Reaches Abilene
The Kansas State Agricultural College message travels by the Opportunity Special to wheat growers across the state. Miss Vada Watson leads the train with seven cars, lecturing on growing more and better wheat, seed tests, and crop practices. Agricultural experts explain disease control, soil prep, and high quality seed.
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Abilene
Katy
Associated Press
Opportunity
Santa’ Fe
Vada Watson
Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College
D. R. Porter
Kansastate Agricultural College
Mr. Potter
L. C.melchers
Agricultural
Col
Sanita Fe
Opportunity Special
Porter
Melcher
E. A. Stokdyk
W. E. Grimes
Department of Agricultural Economics
Kansas State
Agricultural College
Southwestern Wheat Emprovement J Association
Kansas Grop Improvement “Association
Straln
F. D. Farrell
J.C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Henry, J. Waters
Kansas City Weekly
Sta
L. B. Call
The
Experiment
O. B. Fisher
United States
Department of Agriculture
Dean H. Umberger
Rain Delays Massachusetts Street Resurfacing Work
Rain halted resurfacing on Massachusetts Street with crews delaying start until noon. Other earthwork and farm building tasks were similarly limited, while no workers were available this morning to perform duties. An unrelated Paris note mentions an American army officer and his daughter visiting on foot, described with a curious crate-like scene.
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Massachusetts Street
Paris
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E. B “Lindquist
Haskell
Ondaly
Kathryn
Frank
Thelma
Elen Hicks
Lillian
Ray
Thelma ‘Hixson
Doris
Raymond Hodge
Oddie
Addie Purvis
Johnnie
Leo Sanders
Edgar Dédver
Doris Stuart
Doyle
Dolonal
Rudolph Bushong
J. B. Hicks
David
Walter Corn
Pet
Floating Cloud
Atlantic City
N. A
Schaltiss
J.p.coffman
Frank Omstead
Inhz Joses
Tlawrence
Mengey
Walter J. Harling
Hautie Scott
Mempt Tenn
Pieray
Errill Daniels
Lawger
Ae Reg
Dedih
Chicago
A. P.E. W. Wagner
Westminster
Lawrence ‘Council OF Religious Education
Weyenberg
Weyenberg’s
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Cour
Ideal Grocery
Ag Mass
Esau
Theresa Policeman
Bik Po
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National Association Ice Industries
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