Greek social a grand affair at Fraternal Aid Hall
The Alpha Delta Pi sorority hosted a formal dinner dance at Union Hall with a five course meal at 6:80. Lavender and yellow decor lit by lavender candles. guests included out of town members from Kansas City Kansas City Mo and Manhattan. An orchestra from Kansas City played as chaperones listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Fraternal Aid
Union Hall
Kansas City
Charles W. Hoff
Agnes Husband
A. Gifford
Jennie Mitchell
J. J. Lisle
Kathleen Lanyon
Ioa
Mary Aolice Drennan
Dorothy Newton
Kan
Hugh Norris
Joe Selby
Manhattan
Menehan
Orren Ull
Robert Little
Frederick Bonner
Dean Dillon
John Patt
Harold Holmes
Milton Amos
Doyle Whitman
Hendrick
Personal travels and visitors fill Lawrence and Kansas City
Miss Margaret Bright shopped in Kansas City while many others, including Miss Lydia Wood, Miss Siome Martin, and Miss Mina Martin, visited Kansas City for the day or weekend. Several residents traveled to Topeka, Leavenworth, and Desoto on various errands and social gatherings, with KU students and faculty noted in attendance at events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bright
Kansas City
Lydia Wood
Siome Martin
Mina Martin
Hisie Wood
Leavenworth
Sherman B. Eliott
Topeka
Don Portrum
C. E. Hassett
Helen Wight
Mary Louise Johnson
Ina Faulconer
Bernice Nash
Electa Kirdelsperger
Kansasity
J. W. Greenleaf
Public Service Commission
Dorothy Moody
Raymond Nichols
University Jayhawker
Zelma Thompson
Will Johns
Elizabeth Beckey
Linwood
Lawrence
John Battershill
Blanche Battershill
Frances Chapin
Jack Walton
Helen Walton
Katherine Church
William Dogking
F. W. Blackmar
University of Kansas
Ralph Davis
Eudora
E. S. Eastman
Betty King
Ella Fanning
Edith
K. U
DeSoto
Margaret Dale
Sheriff Cummings
Abilene
Kans
Toinette Swan
Berkeley
Cali
University of Kansas extends study by mail to many
The University of Kansas extension division expands its correspondence study reaching students from Africa to a 12 year old boy farm distance. the oldest student is a 62 year old teacher pursuing a degree while his children attend university. enrollments include day laborers, teachers, ministers, superintendents, and bank clerks across varied vocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Harriett M. Stevenson
Bureau of Correspondence Study
Africa
University figures to speak at Horton event
Prof Henry F Holtzclaw of the University school of business administration and C L Scott secretary of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce will address the Horton gathering in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Holtzclaw
The
University School of Business Administration
C.L. Scott
Lawrence Chamber
Comerce
Will “Bo. To. Hi Ree
Kiwanis luncheon to discuss chamber of commerce plan
Professor Holtzelaw and Mr. Scott are to speak at Monday noon during the Kiwanis club lunch and later address a general businessmen meeting to discuss preliminary steps toward forming a chamber of commerce in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Holtzelaw
Scott
Kiwanis Club
Honor Roll Announced for Six Weeks at Junior High
Principal J R B Reess announced the six weeks honor roll at the junior high. Despite illnesses many students qualified. Names include Alice Hosford Katherine Hosford Dorothy Kinney Marjorie Ericcson Charles Banker Edward Penchard Martha Meade Opal Heverner Henry Hood Pansie Shannon William Whitney Barbara Kester Charles Brendell Fay Young Elizabeth Dunn Dorothy Cummings Geneva White Genevieve Palmer Hazel Shirar Freda Alt Nancy Wilcox Fay Winterntemble Kathleen Asher Mary Virginia Smith Lloyd Metzler Margaret Johnson Evangeline Clark Margaret Ince Adelaide Schmitt Rachel Edson Lynn Makepeace Leroy Metzler Elizabeth Brandt Mary Schaeffer Audra Courter Jane Burkholder James Naismith Lita Lawson Herbert Weatherby Helen Kinney Elizabeth Stapleton Alice Gill Barbara Barteldes Alice Pierson Wanda Edmonds Letha Lemon. Read the Market Basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. B Reess
Alice Hosford
Katherine Hosford
Dorothy Kinney
Marjorie Ericcson
Charles Banker
Edward Penchard
Martha Meade
Opal Hevener
Henry Hood
Pansie Shannon
William Whitney
Barbara Kester
Charles Brendell
Fay Young
Elizabeth Dunn
Dorothy Cummings
Geneva White
Génevieve Palmer
Hazel Shirar
Freda Alt
Nancy Wilcox
Fay. Wintermamtle
Kathleen Asher
Mary Virginia Smith
Lloyd Metzler
Margaret Johnson
Evangeline Clark
Margaret Ince
Adelaide Schmitt
Rachel Edson
Lynn ‘Makepeace
Leroy Metzler
Elizabeth Brandt
Mary Schaeffer
Audra Courter
Jane Burkholder
James Naismith
Lita Lawson
Herbert Weatherby
Helen Kinney
Elizabeth Stapleton
Alice Gill
Barbara Barteldes
Alice’ Pierson
Wanda Edmonds
Letha Lemon
Kansas Wins Debate Over Supreme Court Powers
The University of Kansas neg a t i v e debating team defeated the University of Colorado team two to one at the university last night on the question whether Congress should override Supreme Court decisions by a two thirds vote. Kansas judges included Prof. Burr judge Means and Harold Chase with Means casting the deciding vote. Kansas affirmative team will travel to Manhattan Monday to face the Kansas Aggies on the same issue. fourth valley debate of the season. Also notes St Patrick Day ice cream promotions from Kaw Valley Creamery and J T Douglas of North Topeka suffered a paralytic stroke, brother of Mrs Cleland. A Worcester grave slab reads Gone for an auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
University of Colorado
University
Congress
Supreme Court
Walter H. Burr
Hugh Means
Lawrence
Harold Chase
Topeka Capital
Means
Richard Shankland
William Englund
William Kahrs
Manhattan
Kansas Aggies
Aggies
Bryan Gilkinson
St James A M E Church Invites Parish for Local St Patrick Event
Churches St James A M E on 7th and Maple announce 11 and 1 pm services with 9:45 Sunday school led by T A Jackson. Stewardesses plan St Patrick's Day program Tue March 17 with free admission. public invited. First Baptist plans fund for future enlargement. no canvass, voluntary gifts. committee to oversee plan. Foster Mrs RB Russell and son Jack travel to Kansas City for weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James A.M.E
Church Corner
N. 7Th
Maple Streets
H. H. Dent
T. A. Jackson
First Baptist Church
Ray Q. Brewster
Fra Horton
W. R. Stincer
Frank Strong
W.C. McConnell
Foster
RB. C. Russell
Jack
Kansas City
Height and pictures add height to beds in rooms
A home furnishing note suggests hanging a picture over each bed to create height and character. It warns that a low headboard and footboard can leave the wall behind bare and cold without wall decor.
Three Wise Fools Impress Kansas City Audience
The American Legion show "Three Wise Fools" drew a large audience at the Kansas City Kansas high school building last night. The play was a success and the audience expressed clear satisfaction with the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
American Legion
Kansas City, Kans
Abdallah Shrine Arts Cast Performs in Kansas City
The Abdallah Shrine club of Kansas City Kansas sponsors a play to be repeated tonight. The cast was transported to Kansas City on a chartered bus last night and some members remained there today for the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vickery
Orley Smith
George Krum
Whittier
Federation
Abdallah Shrine Club
Kansas City
Kans
Franklin A Skofstad Born 1888 In Lawrence
Franklin A Skofstad son of M A and M B Skofstad was born December 22 1888 in Lawrence He trained in public school and the University for a term He entered the clothing business with his father and stayed until his death He served in 1918 overseas a year married Jide Fuller July 13 1922 Franklin Jr born December 26 1924 He belonged to the American Legion Congregational church and was active in Masonry He died after a five week illness Monday at home Also partition suit filed by F B Dodds in district court against Betty Proper Douglas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin A. Skofstad
Lawrence
M. 3. Skofstad
Jide Fuller
Franklin, Jr
Post of American Legion
Congregational Church
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August Dahlene
Woman’s Society
Mildred Newby
Theodore Owen
Roy Houser
Nell ‘Buchanan
R. L. Brewster
C. W. Patterson
Federation of Women’s Clubs
St. Patrick's Day
Conrad McGrew
J. Frank Jarrell
McCulloch
Robert Crowder
Bowersock Theater
Wiedemann
Phi Kappa Psi
George Spears
de Luxe
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
M. C. Combe
Harrisburg
Gertrude Pearson
Margaret Cockrill
Combe
Margaret Preston
Virginia Compton
Elizabeth Sanborn
Kennard. W. C. T. Us
Union
H. E.jordan
Kentucky Street
George
Smith
A. Becker
Kansas
Kansas Wheat
Alva Carter
Isabella Sharp
Tennessee Street
First Methodist Church
E. G. Vernon
John Beamer
C. Merwin
Forrest C. Allen
Lena’ B. Punk
George Lowman
Bertha Thomas
Virginia Hosford
Allen Crafton
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Colonial
Tactive
Dorothy Ann Cheney
Ella Root
Mary Outland
Alice Evans
Ruth, Bond
Bridge
Arthur Weaver
C . Reeder
Kathryn Kayser
Edward Hislop
Edwin Price
Evanston
Ill
Brotherhood
Plymouth Congregational Church
Centenary Methodist
North Lawrence
Mary Preyer
Thomas Popplewell
Mopars Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Minna Dorn
Eastern Star
George Foster
Maine Street
May Phillips
Minnie ‘Baker
Mary Stewart
W. W. Russ
Nell McFarland
Virginia Arnold
Betty Stimpson
F. A. U. Hall
A. J. Anderson
St. John’s Church
C. R. Albright
Louisiana, St
Mary. Dyer
Blanche Womack
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Chancellor
E. H. Lindley
Mary Lindley
Chicago
Lotus Club
J. R. Bechtel
McKee
Monett, Mo
Helen McKee
Sigma Kapp& House
M. F. Staneart
Ottawa
Relaty Iat
Flapper
Horton
Colorado
Kaw Valley Creamery
J. T. Douglas
North Topeka
Douglas County
W. W. Cleland
Worcester
England
C. of C
Fh. J. Taylor
Fair Store Farmer Service Bureau
Telcom
Lawrence, Kansas
F. B. Dodds
Betty Proper Douglas
Jone DeWatteville
Howard Fisk
Lucille Rach
Jack Blue
Ned Wayburn
Postoffice Insurance
New New York
Shamrock Center
New York
Foot of
Vermont
Roper Range
C. J. Dodds
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