Kappa Phi Spring Banquet Highlights Butterfly Theme
About eighty members of Kappa Phi gathered for a five course spring banquet at the Methodist church with pink and white decor centered on butterfly motifs. Esther Roberts presided as toastmistress while nine initiates were welcomed into the chapter and several guests from other churches attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Phi
Methodist Church
Esther Roberts
Elizabeth Rupp
Olive Weatherby
Stelle May Heywood
Iutd
Manhattan
McKinley Warren
George Lowman
Modena Porter
Heyword
Margaret Posey
Helen Frances
Yinsbie Presbyterian Church
Matien Leigh
Baptist Church
Rowena Morley
Christian Church
Kappa’ Phi
Sixteenth birthday and local social notes in Lawrence
The Local reports a Camp Fire Girls service at Trinity Episcopal Church next Sunday afternoon at 3 30 inviting all. It notes Miriam Wood as society editor of the world and Frances Martin’s Kansas University background. It mentions W J Flintom’s recent San Diego marriage, J B Hanley entertaining with bridge, spring library staff gathering, Lawrence Business College spring banquet March 29 with Toastmaster W H Quackenbush, and various sorority and club activities including Kappa Kappa Gamma, the pharmacy school gathering, and Hill Top bridge club hosting duties.
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Camp Fire Girls
Trinity Episcopal Church
Searich
Bal
Miriam
Wood
Helen Beard
Frances. Martin
University of Kansas
Casper, W
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Wyoming
Martin
West
Lawrence Business College
Wiedemann Grill
Quackenbush
Local personals note Kansas City visits and travels
Mrs A Conboy and Miss I Belle Kennedy spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs K A Seamans, J D Gavitt, William Middickzuf, and R L Allen also traveled to Kansas City or nearby towns for brief business or visits. Mrs Fred Roberts and little son of Los Angeles are connected to the item. The Shamrock Leaf advertises a St Patrick Day design and Kaw Valley Creamery phone number. Detroit to host the second annual National Motor Bus March 29 week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
William Middickzuf
R. L. Allen
Topeka
C. B. Cowles
Fred. Roberts Sand
Kaw Valley Creamery
Detroit
Ambrose Bigsby
Barton Nelson
Laurids William
Nelson
McPherson
G . Richards
Rose
Florida
Grover. Rothwell
Thurman Rothwell
AG. Ratsdell
Harry Jr
Margaret Carr
Harley Armstrong
Physical Ed Show At H S Tonight
The combined girls gymnasium classes of senior and junior high schools will present their annual physical education demonstration at Liberty Memorial high school gym at 8 o clock tonight. About 600 girls will perform in what organizers call the best such show yet in Lawrence. Miss Flora Stebbins leads senior high with Welrham Kennedy and Hannah Gaw directing junior high. Admission is twenty five cents, benefiting the two schools’ physical education departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High
Lawrence
Flora Stebbins
Welrham Kennedy
Hannah Gaw
Services at Haskell Institute Easter Preacher Series Begins
The fourth annual Faster services open Sunday March 2 at Haskell Chapel with Dr Bruce Kinney Denver Indian Missions superintendent as chief speaker. Evening meetings start 7:40 except Tuesday 7 and 7 for that day. Theme How Bible Heroes Met Their Temptations Abraham's Temptation to Doubt God. Schedule lists Tempted to Sin With a Woman Sampson's Temptation to Boasting Jesus Tempted in All Points Like As We Are. Five minute lessons and children services at 7 each evening along with housing and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Institute
Bruce Kinney
Indian Missions
Denver
Cole
Haskell Chapel
Abraham
God
Mondey
Joseph
Gideon
Sammson
Jesus
Baptist Send Topeka Lecture Draws 40 To 50 Men
About forty or fifty Baptist men plan to leave First Baptist church at 6 30 pm by car for Topeka where Dr James Whitcomb Brougher of Los Angeles will address the Baptist group on Flag Ball or Team Work in Kingdom Building He has pastored Temple Baptist in Los Angeles for fifteen years and the Topeka church with 1200 seats is expected to be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Topeka
James Whitcomb Brougher
Los Angeles
The
Baptista
Avill
Broigher
Temple Baptist Church of
Fair Holds Open House at New Department
The Fair Store hosts an open house today and tomorrow to display the new ready to wear and millinery department. Spring dresses coats and over 200 new spring hats are shown in updated showcases. Brunswick Panatorpe music from Bell's Music store will accompany events. The rear remodeled section houses the new department. Night school may begin March 16 with courses in home decoration advanced sewing meal planning and serving enrollments taken Tuesday evening.
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Fair
New Brunswick
Bell
E. T. Smith
Cod Liver Oil Reform Improves Palatability and Potency
E R Squibb & Sons claim a new process preserves vitamins in cod liver oil during preparation and transport. The improved method enhances taste and potency, ensuring high medicinal value and easier consumption. Available at drug stores nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Squibb & Sons
Squibb
Local social notes and meetings at Barker school
The Barker community paper records C P A lodge meets seven members present at the school house on March 5 with plans for March 19. Local residents visit, host dinners, and call on relatives from Kansas City to Topeka. A Minervian club gathering, family visits, and a third bi monthly exam at the school are noted alongside a historic line on English labor hours, from eighty four to forty four per week.
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Barker. C. P. A. Lodge
Westheimer
Kansas City
J. B. Wiggins
Barr Gotrill
Mar
Paul’ Winter
Roberta Nottingham
John Nottingham
Harry Carr
Edith
Thurman Rothwell
Minervian Club
Minnie Kahle
England
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First Methodist
Church
K. Weatherby
C. A. Spicer
St. Joseph
Edward Hislop
Speer
J. Topping
Suntet Room
W. Hutton
Elert
Finest
Baleo. Green
É. Royal
HI. Holle
C.C. Winstler
F. W. Cutter
H. A. Jetmore
Arthur Gillham
Alfred Lawrence
Cupsis Oayere
Adr
Fred Roberts
Calif
J B. Wenry
W. T. Mekone
Divine
Fleanor Turnett
Japan
Miss Burnett
Kobe Gallege
F. RB. Davis
the Federation
J. A Wiggum
Emporia
State Federation
Ada Montgomery
Prige
Kennard
Cassie Quinlan
Louisiana Street
Union Signal
L. B. Jacobs
Midland Rural Club
Carl Bruckmiller
A. Wo.Garvin
Avoman's Society of First Baptist Church
P. Barber
Torry Nortwhere
Camp Fire
W. J. Flntom
San Diego
Delif
Flintom
Lawrence Journal
Augusta Flintom Sample
J. B. Hanley
Bridge
Rs. Hanley
J. x Bogue
J. A. Bogue
Arthur Stark
R. Ev Hanley
L. 2. Hanley
RE. U. Library
Oty
Aengneeter
Misa M
Irguerito Timery
Whist
W. R. Smith
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Tennessee Street
L. D. Havenhill
School of Pharmacy
W.T.L. Dancing Club
I. O. 0. F. Hall
Alice Shilton
Hill Top Bridge Club
J. H. Striebel
H. S. Tonight
Haskell
Beloit Belgit
Northwest
Kansas
Eloit
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
Des Moines
F. B. McCollich Druggist
Mass
University
Karl H. Bronson
Massachusetts St
KOTEX
Whitcomb
Clyde Bell
Mass. ST
Paul
Winters
Barr Gorrill
Bernice Wiggins
Serge Rose
Noah Hebrick
Jeke
Hebrick
Herry “Carr
Ban Winter
C. A. Richards
George Howell
Laverence
New York
Victor
WIZ
WGY
KDK4
KYW
Picardy
Annie Laurie
Pather O'Flynn
Stephen
Foster Medley
Whispering Hope
Iitalian Street
Victor Salon Orchestra
Lambert Murphy
Rudy Weildoeft
Elsie Baker
Lucy Marsh
Lucy, Marsh
Rudy Wiedoeft
Royal Dadmun
Rical
Dadmun
Salon Orchestra
Lay Marsh-Filsie
Baker
Lucy Marsh-Rovel Dadmun
Lambert Sarpy
Royal Dadram
Victor Ar Cohen
Marty Merry
Jerusalem
Sweet Man
Victor Salon Orch
Monrce
Henry Burr
Green Hermann Banta
Peerless Quartet
Billy Murray
Victor Salon
Billy Meera
Tees
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