Social calendar highlights from a Lawrence Delta Chi gathering
Ralph Baldwin and Mrs Harris hosted a buffet for fifty at the Delta Chi house with a St Patrick theme. Other Society events included Chi Omega and Kappa Kappa Gamma initiations and numerous club meetings across Lawrence with fundraisers, luncheons, and showers for upcoming marriages and anniversaries.
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Ralph Baldwin
L. C. ‘Harris
Delta Chi House
P. H. Klinkenberg
Eve Oakes
William Bunyan
Ginia Kistler
Julia Markham
Aunt Het Ny No Bert Quillen Boxing Brunette Inside
In a humorous quip from 1925, Aunt Het, praised as a natural blonde, is described as a brunette inside after boxing the Jones boy, illustrating a lively spoken riff on gendered appearance and toughness.
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Bert Quillen
Jones Boy
Publishers Syndicate
Security Benefit Association Meeting Preview at Hall
The Security Benefit Association will meet tomorrow evening at Holloway and Jones Hall. Cards will follow the lodge meeting with prizes awarded for high and low scores.
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Holloway and Jones] Hall
Educational Program Highlights Business Women Club Week
A Plymouth Congregational church gathering marked National Business and Professional Women week begun March 11 17. The Plymouth club founded in 1919 lists many former presidents and notes the group motto Better Business Women for a Better Business World. The report praises the week’s educational program as outstanding.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
United States
On Y
Randa
Matel Glendenning
Girdie Zwick Miller
Educational program aids business girls education and recreation
The local club funds high school education for girls, provides books and clothing, and sustains a loan fund for further studies. It promotes recreation seasonally with swimming and golf in summer and bowling and gym in winter. This year a glee club directed by Mrs. Lola Craig shows notable work. A Lawrence group will dine at Hotel Kansan roof garden, Topeka, where Lena Madesin Phillips of the International Business and Professional Women's club will speak.
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Lola Craig
Lawrence
Kansan Roof Garden
Topeka
Lena Madesin Phillips
International Business and Professional Women’s Club
Personal notices highlight local travel and visitors
R C Rankin returns from Washington D C after a week away. Mrs S R Swan from Denver is visiting Mr and Mrs J D Parrish. Mr and Mrs Harry Mitchell of Independence spent the weekend with their son William at the Pi Gamma Delta house, accompanied by Miss Gertrude McCutcheon of Ohio.
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R. C. Rankin
Washington, D. C
Mrs Margaret Schumann Seeks Recovery After February Accident
Miss Margaret Schumann, injured in an automobile accident February 22 at Paola, remains bedridden at home. Capt. W C Reid of Albuquerque, a Santa Fe solicitor, visited Mr and Mrs Robert Rankin on Saturday. C R Geery of Columbus, a CWA certifying officer, spent the weekend in Lawrence.
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Margaret Schumann
Paola
W.C. Reid
Albuquerque
N. M
The
Santa Fe
Robert Rankin
C. R. Geery
Columbus
Lawrence
Geery
CWA
Christian Science Sermon Focuses on Godly Love and Sons
Sunday sermon from the Church of Christ Srientivt discusses the Golden Text Behold what manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon us and calls believers sons of God. Scriptural and Mary Baker Eddy readings emphasize unity with God and the world of truth.
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Christian Science Churches
Churches of Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Tan
Miss Rosemary Ketcham to discuss Peasant Art at KU meeting
Miss Rosemary Ketcham head of design at the University of Kansas will speak informally on Czecho Slovak ia and Peasant Art at 730 tomorrow night in the Central Administration auditorium. Art teachers of city schools are invited and the event is open to the public. She has made two trips to Czecho Slovakia and an exhibit of peasant art will accompany the talk.
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Rosemary Ketcham
University of Kansas
Miss Ketcham
Czecho-Slovakia
Greece bids farewell to Insull fugitive exile
Athens March 10 AP John Metaxas interior minister after a conference with Premier Teesda announced Samuel Insull Sr Chicago fugitive will quit Greece before next Thursday on deed extra. The note ends with a fragment referring to a classified ad.
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Insull
Athens
John
Metaxas
Teesdathe
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Greece
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