Delta Phi Delta Arts Convention At KU Spurred by Alpha Chapter
Members of Alpha chapter of Delta Phi Delta report a successful convention June 16 to 18 in Kansas City Missouri and Lawrence. Delegates toured KU design department and attended a banquet at Hotel Eldridge with Rosemery Ketcham as speaker. Prizes were awarded at Nelson Art Gallery and officers welcomed at the Ambassador hotel.
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Delta Phi Delta
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Lawrence
Department of Design
University
Alps
Hotel
Eldridge
Rosemery Ketcham
K. U. Department of Design
Betty Tholen
Leavenworth
D. M. Swarthout
K. U. Fine Arts School
E. H. Lindley
Elizabeth LaRue
Topeka
Alpha Chapter
Miss Ketcham
Dyche Museum
Bernard “Poco” Frazier
Genevieva Kerby
Independence
Bernard Frazier
Bils. Frazier
Ambassador Hotel
Lorada Taft
Chicago
Birger Sandzen
Bethany College
Lindsberg
Mexico
Kk. U
Nelson Art Gallery
Donald Silks
Kan
Silks
Katherine Hurd
Tea
Selma Kaman Cohen
Ruth Swarthout
Nean
Young People to Hold Union Service Sunday
The Union of young people or of the churches of Lawrence will meet Sunday night at 6 o clock at the First Christian church at Tenth and Kentucky streets. Members of the Friends church will be in charge of the program and Dr Parke Woodard associate professor of physiology at K U will be the principal speaker. The devotionals will be in charge of the Baptist church and the refreshments in charge of the Methodists. All young people are invited to attend.
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Union of
Churches of
Lawrence
First Christian Church
Tenth and
Kentucky Streets
Friends Church
Parke Woodard
Baptist Church
Methodists
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions From Classifieds
Test your knowledge with seven questions asking about writing the Jesuits the Ring and the Book troop numbers in France the pen is mightier than the sword the river Afton letter postage to England Verdi La Traviata and the first Presbyterian church in America.
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Society of Jesus
Jesuits
France
Afton
England
Amerca
Eden warns sanctions end could spark wider war
British Foreign Secretary Eden warned that ending sanctions may unleash a Mediterranean crisis and force a stronger British presence there. He urged caution while Labour scenes erupted as Parliament debated league policy and Germany’s Rhineland rearmament. Labor’s Greenwood called the stance appeasement and treachery amid accusations of missteps in enforcing treaty obligations.
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League
Mediterranean
Scc
Eden
Britain
Labor
Eamon de Valera
Irish Free State
Dail
Dublin
de Valera
Herbert Morrison
American Chamber of Commerce
London
America
Germany
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Locarno
Rhineland
Laborite
Arthur Greenwood
Greenwood
Samuel Hoare
Admiralty
Union of South Africa
Frederick Seymour Cocks
South Africa
Many Attend University of Kansas Summer Session
More than 200 students at the University of Kansas summer session are listed as residents of Douglas county. Of these, 193 name Lawrence as home, with 20 from other county places including Baldwin, Bailey Gates, Williams, Showalter Martin, Burgtorf, Le May, Miller, Wilcox, Leaven good, Brown Harvey, Hill, Nichols, Rodewald, Starr, Mish, Lecompton, McKenzie Glenn, Huscher, Hoover, Hemphill, and Horrell. 4-H Club Notes report eight Sunflower 4-H members at the county tour on Tuesday June 16 and twelve 4-H livestock judges from Douglas county, ten from Sunflower club. A baby clinic is set for Friday at 1 p.m. in the new city hall, led by Dr. Harry Gilkey of Mercy hospital. A marriage license was issued to Emmit J. Latimer and Wanda Donaldson of Colony, Kan.
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University of Kansas
Douglas County
Lawrence
Baldwin — Phebe’ Bailey Gates
Mary Margeret Williams
Mary Showalter Martin
Charles Albert Burgtorf
Marjorie Jeannette LeMay
Winston Rivard Miller
Warren W. Wilcox
Luther C. Leavengood
Eudora—Loyce Brown Harvey
Martha Eunice Hill
Raymond A. Nichols
Sophie
Minnie) Rodewald
Keith Starr
R. D
Esther B
Mish Lawrence
Richard J. Er. Lecompton
Mrs. Viola
McKenzie Glenn
John C. Huscher
Lone Star
Alice M. Hoover
Vinland
Orval E. Hemphill
Raymond F. Horrell
Robert
Adelia Miller
Helen Bigsby
James Plummer
Virginia Gorrill
Bernice Wiggins
Jean Perkins
Jefferson
Johnson
Jackson
Douglass
Shawnee
Chester and
Carl Spray
Missionary Baptist Sunday School Convenes Here
Forty fifth annual Missionary Baptist Sunday school convention opens at Ninth Street Baptist church with 150 delegates registered and more expected. Rev M J Smith of Walnut Boulevard Baptist Kansas City presides urging cooperation and devotion. Theme The Church's Opportunity to Enlarge Itself Thru It a School cites Luke 14 21 23. Clement Richardson Kansas Vocational School Topeka to speak. Schedule outlines devotionals addresses music and departmental sessions through Friday with closing adjournment.
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Missionary Baptist Sunday School Convention
Ninth Street Baptist Church
M. J. Smith
Walnut Boulevard Baptist Church
Kansas City
Clement Richardson
Kansas Vocational School
Topeka
General Assembly
Convention
Nevotionals
Medwengers
Devotion
Andress
Charles Teal
Independence
Choi
Inth Street
Clement ‘Dson
Devotionala
Southwestern
Devo
J. W. Hayes
Wiehit
iMusic
Marshall
Ottawa
Vocasolo
A. C. Banka
Mise Lida Crump
Olathe
Q. Hickerson
Coffeyville
Ternate
M. Houston
Wichita
G.T. Falmey
Junction City
Irs
Mae Buckner
Imogene Tyler
Abilene
Cy H. Bratton
Leavenworth
Northeastern
W. L. Shook
Iwonit
Kaw Valley
Deaths and Funerals in Whittier and DeSoto
Mrs Ida McNees Cowles 72 died at her Whittier home and funeral services are set for Saturday at Rumsey with Rev Theodore Astman. burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Melvina Gardner Pool to be interred at DeSoto cemetery Saturday after services at Chambers funeral home with Rev Clinton L Nellis. burial in family lot. Mary Ahlener of Kansas City Kan dies. cousin Mrs G C Lyman informed. sister Miss Alice Watts buried yesterday in Topeka hospital patient had lived at 1012 New Hampshire.
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Ida McNees Cowles
Whittier
Calif
Rumsey
Theodore Astman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Will Richardson
Oscar MecNees
Lawrence
Warren McNees
Duncan
Oklo
Melvina Gardner Pool
Clinton L. Nellis
Friends Church
Chambers Funeral
DeSoto
Marlin
Tex
Mary Ahlener
G. C. Lyman
Newampshire
Kansas City
Kan
Lyman
Alice Watts
Toveka
Miss Watts
New Hampshire
Frances Langford Sings Through Comedy Palm Springs
Frances Langford shines in Palm Springs as a smooth voiced star amid a romantic California setting. Sir Guy Standing leads a solid cast including Smith Ballew and David Niven with songs such as I Don’t Want To Make History and The Hills of Old Wyoming. A double identity plot threads through light comedy and standalone musical numbers.
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Frances Langford
Palm Springs
California
Sir Guy Standing
Smith Ballew
Est Cossart
David Niven
Old
Wyomin
Lawmaker Nurses Visit Los Angeles In Odd News
Lawrence reports Electa Kindlesperger and colleagues travel to Los Angeles for a national nurses convention. They will meet Cordley and New York school staff, while Kansas City officers prepare for police radio licenses. Major Rooney travels by thumb from California to Washington, recounting a varied military and life history.
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Electa Kindlesperger
Vesta White
E. Birch
Alice Dicker
Woodlawn School
Los Angeles
Kindlesperger
Kansas
Ida Good
Cordley School
Verna McQuey
New York
Tillie Oberle
Ralph Hubbell
Lilburn Dowers
Claude Dicker
Houston Turner
O. A. Peterson
Kansas City
Award Garden Prizes in Lawrence Gleaned from 200 Gardens
The Chamber of Commerce garden judging committee awarded first prize to William Reynolds at 431 Perry Street among 200 Lawrence gardens on relief. John Reed, WPA garden supervisor, selected 16 top gardens and the committee picked six from those. Second through sixth prizes went to Monroe Myers, James E. Hicks, Cyrus Adams, Jess Clymer, and Alfred Coffman. Prizes from Green's Hardware and others consisted of merchandise and garden implements.
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Chamber of Commerce
William Reynolds
Perry Street
Lawrence
John Reed
WPA
Monroe Myers
Lincoln
James E. Hicks
Walnut
Cyrus Adams
North Fifth
Jess Clymer
Michigan
Alfred Coffman
Local families gather for FS Schwartz birthday tribute
Worden residents hosted along list of Schwartz relatives and friends from San Francisco Linwood Lawrence Baldwin and Beattie among others for a Sunday visit and shared meals. A June church meeting at Worden Evangelical named Harold Elm treasurer after Wilmer Nelson moved away with new members Aurelia Gibson Ralph and Orville Pohl and Russel Ulrich joining.
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Walter Schwartz
Hugo Schwartz
San Francisco
Calif
Will Reetz
Linwood
Ray Holmes
Dorothea Schwartz
Lawrence
Louisa Schwartz
Carl Schwartz
Schwartz
Arnold
Pauline
Oscar
Otto Stoebener
Gilbert
LaVerne Giles
Bob McKinney
Harold Elin
Wilmer Nelson
Aurelia Gibson
Ralph
Orville Pohl
Russel Ulrich
Reep
Dudley Gilges
la Verne
Marvin
Eva Wrightsman
Dudley
Russell Ulrich
Ivan
Mae
Tonald Rappard
Opal
Harold Elm
Thelma Shuler
Dorothy Nuffer
Hazel
Glen Gillinland
Charline Elm
Florence Heim
Fred Ureithaupt
Albert Schwartz
Louise Schwartz
Pauline Stoebener
Griffith
George
Aldwin
Ralph Kline
August. Nuffer
Kraft
Big Springs
Oscar Nuffer
Bart Shipps
Gayle, Doyle
Garland
H. M. Loaf
Glen Schwartz
Henry Schwartz
Elmer Lutz
Centropolis
Frances
Ruth Bre Tant
Donald
Completing Tax Work In County Sparks Early Abstracts
The Office of U. S. G. Plank reports abstracts to the state tax commission for 1936 are about a month ahead of prior years. Increased county value is anticipated due to better car age checks adding over 40 600 to car values and centralized oil station equipment assessments raising local corporate returns.
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U. S. G. Plank
County Cleck
State Tax Commission
Plank
Altho
Picnic Supper At Lone Star CCC Camp
Members of the Cooperative Club plan a picnic supper tonight at the Lone Star CCC camp with Walter Schaal in charge. William Kollender will prepare barbecue steaks to be served near the officers quarters with Mayor Alfred Lawrence invited. The item also notes a Kansas beer questionnaire being prepared for legislators.
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Cooperative Club
Lone Star CCC
Walter Schaal
William Kollender
Alfred Lawrence
Credt
Lawrence Store Seeks Two Men for National Sales Work
Lawrence store seeks two men for permanent sales positions on drawing account and commission. Duties include selling nationally advertised merchandise with factory training and references required. Immediate reply necessary. Box B-30 Journal-World.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Families Gather for Dinners and Visits in Local Notices
Mrs Lawson Schwartz Mrs Hugo Schwartz and Mrs Walter Schwartz are mentioned among social visits. Harold Elm helped Albert Horn berger with hay in the past week. Mrs Henry Schwartz hosted dinner with several couples including Elmer Lutz from Centropolis and multiple Schwartz family members. Frances Kalb cares for ill Elsie Fleer. Fred Haas of South Bend Indiana visited Elsie Haas and Carl Planbeck Anton ette. Earl Shipps spent Sunday in Topeka. Mrs Schaal of Lawrence visits Roger Schwahn in South Bend. Hugo Schwartz of San Francisco joined L W Haas for a Friday dinner. Mrs Walter Schwartz spent the day with Miss Martin Niebnigge.
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Lawson Schwartz
Hugo Schwartz
Walter Schwartz
Harold Elm
Albert Hornberger
Henry Schwartz
Elmer Lutz
Centropolis
Glen Schwartz
Otto Hack
Ivan Schwartz
Melvern
Billey
Frances Kalb
Elsie Fleer
Fred Haas
South Bend
Ind
Elsie Haas
Carl Planbeck
Antonette
Earl Shipps
Topeka
Schaal
Lawrence
Roger Schwahn
San Francisco
Calif
L. W
Phoebe Emery Missionary Society Meets At Ives Chapel
Ives Chapel notes show the Phoebe Emery Missionary society meeting with 14 members present. Mrs. P N Miller led devotions and Sadie Flanders plus Margaret Flanders presented The Children of Northern India. Hostess served angel food cake and grape juice amid social visits and local guests.
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Phoebe Emery
Roy Clary
Elma Craddick
Kansas City
Clary
Miss Carddick
Hird
J. M. Carnshaw
Bernice Carnahan
Oliver Price
Maurice
W. W. Whitted
Charlie Griffith
Leonard Whitted
Independence
Frank Kerns
Walter Kennedy
Ben Davison
Margaret
Marlin Cook
Carol Joan
Anita Faith
Melvin Cook
Ee Et
Social visits and gatherings fill a Kansas weekend
Friday and weekend events show cousins and friends hosting and visiting across multiple households in Lecompton Ottawa and nearby towns. Murlin Cook and partners shared a picnic with relatives, while others called on McConnells Glea sons Emerys and Suters. Attendees included Hazel Rice former Miss Dean’s niece and several local families.
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Melvin Cook
Murlin
Gayle
Druccillia
J. C. Bradley
Maggie Lewis
Arkanasas City
James Oshel
Gilbert McConnell
Raymond
Wellsville
RG. McConnell
John Dean
John, Jr
Stes
Araline Collins
Alisak Miller
Vassar
Kan
Miller
Hazel Rice
Dean
N. Rutherford
Frank Glea
Nodaughter
Vivian Ermfief
M Connell
Mes
W R. Suter
Fridning
Vivian
Ott
Chester Richman
JC. Eichman
Lecompton
Teorge Santiner
Frank Johnson
Mer
John
Verry Dunn
Ras
BL Davison
Cleda Davison
Ottawa
Joseph A. Wahl Auvy
Symi
Local Social Notes Tune Up In Taylor Community
Monday evening gatherings include ten auxiliary members. Visits span Wor den and Baldwin with the Horst and Webster families. Raymond Barkley and son Ronald visited Mrs. Rosa Barkley. they toured Kansas City for Barkley business. Margaret Sutor travels to Lawrence to assist relatives Mr. and Mrs. Lonnecker. Meredith.
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Margaret Sutor
Lawrence
Mrs. Lonnecker
Meredith
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