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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1924

Page

5

Wedding Bells at the Campbell Home in Kentucky Street

A wedding occurred at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs F. M Campbell on Kentucky Street. Their daughter Helen married Harold Rogers of Osawatomie in a double ring ceremony read by Rev. W. M Rogers. The best man was Joe Rogers of Osawatomie and the maid of honor was John Howard Campbell’s sister. Guests from Osawatomie, Butler, Holton, Lawrence and Topeka attended. After the ceremony the couple left for a Colorado trip and will reside in Osawatomie after August 1.

F. M. Campbell Kentucky ‘Street Helen Harold "Rogers Osawatomie W. M. Rogers Katherine Garber Holton Merrill Campbell Lucille Cole Lawrence Ruth Wyatt Butler Ruth Campbell Doris, Denton Ophelia Oses Ohn Howard Campbell Matton Mary Lou Holloway John Howard Campbell, Jr Baldwin Joe, Rogers Gracie’ Winsor Elizabeth Tenney Elizabeth Dunkel Marianna Dunkel Anna Dorothy Lester Betty Stimpson Rogers Colorado iMr. Rogers Ps 0 John. Howard Campbell Lloyd and Beaton Dorothy Engle Abi Jene Richard Conboy Omaha Lucille -Evans Xie Mildred Branine Frederick Ice Clements Kans Ezra Brainie Newton A. H. Morrison First Presbyterian Church of Ice Washburn Kansas Kappa Alpha Theta Mr. Ice Phi Delta Theta Phi Alpha Delta Kansas City Mrs. Ice New York Branine and Branine Clear Water Fla Swysgood Florida Winona Shearer Topeka G. W. Shearer W. T. Brown Abilene Charles Hughes Wesley Smith Miami Oklahoma C. George Ohio Street A. Renner Rhode Island D. C. Shields Lescompton Gertrude. Wilson A. M. Hughes R. P. Stauffer Leonard Shepley Bethany Hospital Allen. C. Tester University University of Wisconsin Phi Delta Theta House G. S. Turrill Long Beach Cal J. O. Lovejoy Bernice Jordan H. T. Steeper G. W. Steeper Louisiana Des Moines

Personal notices from Lawrence society column readers

A string of social items notes visits and travel including Mrs A O Arnold of Los Angeles visiting Mrs J L Newhouse and George Bryant in Lawrence. Frank Byars and Mrs Al A Lewis of Kansas City attended the Garrett funeral. Nell Davis of Topeka visits with Governor Davis’s daughter and Roger Williams. Nees Olson returns from San Antonio. Ella Louiss McKenna and Margaret McKenna pass through on way to Tyler Texas. Frank Benedict leaves for Coffeyville after weeks in Lawrence. M H Huey returns to Fort Dodge after six weeks in Lawrence and Baldwin. Huey, a veteran Lawrence printer, writes from the Soldiers Home for the City Globe. Mr and Mrs M M Benedict move to Santa Monica for the summer. Don Higgins and Keith Schwinjay head to Colorado via gate 45. Jas O Bryan of Lawrence plans summer study at the Art Institute.

A. O. Arnold Los Angeles Cali L. Newhouse George Bryant Frank Byars al’ A. Lewis Kansas City Lawrence A.W. Garvin Nell «Davis Topeka Jonathan Davis Roger Williams Nees Olson San Antonio Ella Louiss’ McKenna Fort Wayne Ind Margaret McKenna South Bern M. H. Huey Fort Dodge Baldwin Huey Isi Thedge “City Globe Santa Monika Calif Don Higgins Kieth Schwin Jey Colorado Jas. O'Bryan Art‘Institute

Three-Piece Costume Departs Into Rich Floral Style

A three piece ensemble features a white silk dress and cape with a white fur collar. Floral printed fabric dominates both pieces, creating a decorative unit that also allows the cape or dress to stand alone. The piece mirrors current fashion favor for vivid prints and bold color combinations.

Flower Mission Day Observed by W T U at Hale Home

The Kennard W T U held Flower Mission Day on June 16 at Mrs Hale’s home 1238 Tennessee street. Rooms brimmed with flowers later distributed to the sick and shut ins. Mrs Curry reported yearly figures on garments barrels of clothes bouquets visits cards provisions and money for the committee. Miss Quinlan urged the value of giving.

Kennard W. €. T. U

Health restoring remedy claims fifty years service

Fragmentary text asserts a longstanding remedy aiding sick women in America for fifty years, restoring health and strength. The source mentions herbs and vitamins in a general health context without specific people, places, or dates.

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