Quiet Lawrence wedding links two Kansas families
A quiet wedding was held at Dr Braden s residence in Mer s Hall. Leola Harshfield became the bride of Carroll Shukers son of F Shukers of Sedan. The ceremony featured Mary Drennon singing I Love You and Meta Murphy playing Mendelssohn. The couple plan summer study in Kansas City and then Johns Hopkins in Baltimore.
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S$. B. Braden
Mers Hall
Leola Haghfield
L. C. Harshfield
Lawrence
Carroll Pe Shukers
F. . Shukers
Sedan
Dr. Braden
Mary Drennon
Love
Meta Murphy
Shukers
Charles Nmbree
Thimbletoa Foon
City
Harrison
Kansas City
4. B. Braden
Margaret Brett
Eldon Ardery
Charles F Bree
Ruth Elms
Mare’garet Drennen
Meta Murphi
Wedded Yesterday In Topeka City
Leola Harshfield, daughter of I Harshfield, wed yesterday in Topeka. The ceremony followed by a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Bachelor. Attending guests included James Bryson Pearl McCain Blanche Black and others from Overbrook Pleasant Grove Topeka and Lawrence. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will meet at the church tomorrow at 3 PM with a program on Mohammedan missions and officer elections. The Lawrence high school reunion was held with twenty four at the Thimbleton room followed by a synogram event and letters from absent members.
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Lawrence
Bishon Wise
Episcopal Church
Grace Cathedra
Topeka
Bethany Cottege
Vivian Skilton
M .Arlene Dolisi
Bertha Alice Perkins
Sunny
Madelina McKone
Margaret Ince
Barbard Barteldes
Jean Jackman
Nancy Wilcox
Dorothy Lou Perkins
Peggy Perkins
Margaret Hill
Everett Raber
Robert Hill
Leola Harshfield
Shuker
Visity of
Kansas
Charles
W. ©. Bryson
James Bryson
Pearl McCain
Blanche Black
Maurice Henri
Waldine
Overbrook
Jack Dillon
Pleasant Grove
Francis Allen
Oskaloosa
Martin Steinnetz
Chames
Aye
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist
Daniels
Lawrence High School
Thimbleton
Leslie Todi
Nellie Reese Evans
Kanessa
Foul Olney
Hec C. Riggs
I. H. Olney
H. A. Riges
and I
Noy
Kansas City
M Harald Fy Mattar Beatrice
Graii
Winona Rheavee
Geneva Gook
Henry Tihen
Wiehi- Maude Elliott
Kaps
Annette Garrett
Hazel Riggs
Jack Tucker
Galen Garvill
Karl Kreider
Alfred Graves
Pauline Sterling
Sun Cooks Fruit in Season for Home Preserves
Federal home economists advise making sun preserves in season with berries and sugar. The recipe uses large solid fruit, crushed small berries cooked briefly, strained juice, dissolved sugar, and careful evaporation. Finally drain and lay on shallow pans to thicken before jarring.
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Siren
Vighily
Summer lingerie colors and styles in New York
New York fashion notes for June describe lingerie colors for the season including green pink coral and variations with black as outerwear. Some shops showcase black silk voile or peau de soie pieces with lace and embroidery, while elite shops feature refined chemises and sheer trims.
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New York
United Pr
Lingerie Styles and Accessories Highlight Summer Fashion
The article describes black silk and ecru lace bodices with butterflies, pleated pantie sections, waistline bows, and georgette nightfowns. It notes flower-printed voiles and chiffons for undergarments, matching gowns, and popular materials like ninon georgette crepe de chine and pongee. A ribbon strap system is shown to eliminate shoulder straps, with detachable slips, while socialites attend a Kansas gathering for a summer event.
Roy Lawrence Market Fresh meats and produce highlights
Local market flyer lists fresh cat fish spring lamb and pork items. Highlights include sliced bacon for 3 for $1.00, fresh spare ribs, pork shoulder roast at 15¢ per pound, mutton shoulders, veal stew, and assorted cheeses, ketchup, and lards. Includes prices, items, and packing details for Brookfield and Swift products.
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Brookfield
Swift
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Advert Sets Digestive Relief
For fifty years Phillips Milk of Magnesia has been prescribed by physicians to neutralize stomach acid while reducing gas. A saturated solution of bicarbonate of soda sweetens the stomach and aids waste passage without purging. Pleasant to take, US trademark since 1875. Twenty five and fifty cent bottles at drugstores.
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Phillips
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
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American Legion Auxiliaries
Wichita
Liberty Post Auxiliary
Pest
Mrs Carroll F. Shukers
Bullenes
Ely
Eamry
G. W. Phe
St.l
H. E. Miller
N. T. Veatch
Henry Nixon
Ln Lawrence
Roy. Lawrence Market
Sabath
Collier's
University
Harl H. Bronson
Massachusetts
Tangalae Ls
van Camp
Towag
Telander
Pa Buzz
Fescaal
Coats
Nelly Don
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