Military cadet officers host social with club women
The RO T C unit hosts a Saturday night party at Bread View Inn with about twenty five guests. Scabbard and Blade members decorate with Hechts and national colors. Out of town attendees include William D Keley Keele keefe and Coy Patterson. A federation luncheon is announced for tomorrow at Congregational parish house with tickets available at McCulloch's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bread View Inn
Milit Organization
RO. T. C
S Gity
Hechts
Treut
LL. Myers
William TD. Keley
Keelekeefe
Leavenworth
Coy Patterson
Kansas City
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Congregational
McCulloch’s
J. H. Wirgam
Fiiporia
Rosemond Losh
Children’s Bureau of
Ada Montgomery
Topeka Capital
WHASSAT A Colloquial Society Notice
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 5 o'clock in the Legion rooms. The Double Seven Thimble club gathers Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Skul lstars, 715 Illinois Street. Responses by roll call will include Irish jokes. The Lotus Reading afternoon with Mrs ah met P Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Pla
Skullstars
Ilinois
Ty Rell
Ah Met
P. Barber
Personal highlights of weekend travels and visits
Snippets show many Lawrence residents and visitors from Topeka Kansas City and other areas sharing weekends with relatives. Names include Campbell Fiegenbaum Godwin Woodruff Ritter Yates Hunter Wilcox Emery Duderstadt Adams and several others. Plans cover trips to San Antonio Mexico Topeka and Chicago with family events and health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Campbell
Topeka
Fiegenbaum
Irs
Godwin
Mandating
Vinland
Clow
Neal
E. Neal
Kansas City
A. Z, Ritter
Haskell
Jeannette Wheeler
Toniece
Laurence Woodruff
Woodruff
San Antonio
Tex
I. Wilcox
Salina
I. B. Wilcox
St. John's Military Academy
Peter Emery
Solon
Mexico
Duderstadt
cCleary
C. W. Hemphill
Louiisiana Street
PF. P. Adams
Hugh W. Adams
Mary Stepanick
Alfred Mangelsdorf
Atchison
Lawrence
Minnie Bearman
Solphia! Agle
Harry Snyder
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. Snyder
Fred Clarke
Snyder
Detroit
Mid
George W. White
Rhode Iee Street
Bishop Brown speaks at First Methodist China gospel plea
The Rev Bishop Wallace E Brown of Foochow China preached at worship citing four quotations and urging Christ as life for China and brotherhood. He warned against race hatred and predicted China will gain from international goodwill and equal rights. Announcements follow for church circles and a St Patrick’s Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Wallace E. Brown
Foochow
China
Bishop Brown
Christ
Jesus
Brown
Jesus Christ
America
Chinaz
Hislop
Bible Circle No
Romine
Vermont
Oclork
Mary Gond
Maine
Ladies Aid of
O. Th. Olin
Tutz
Ladies’ Aid
E. K. Crim
Ladies Aid
M. Pom
A. B. Lewis
Gerhardt
F. W. Hosford
Mesdames J
Johnson
Bartz
Grace Parker
Catlin
Bleakley
Long
A. Tryon
Ail Ladics
Sundaire School and League
Use Locked Up Wines to Make Jelly in California
Ontario grower licensed to convert 12 000 gallons stored in bonded warehouses into jelly under new process. Federal authorities say jelly production eliminates sponge content of vintage. SIGMA XI LECTURES GE engineer to talk Thursday at University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Calif
A. P
California
Ontario Grane
Sigma XU
General Electric Company
E. Doherty
Iota
Sigma XL
Scientific ‘Society
Blake Hall
Doherty
Lecompton Notes From A Troubled Week In March
Lecompton news recounts visits to Muscatah and Lawrence, high school theater plans, and a girls basketball loss. Activities include topeka tournament prep, Topeka trip to see Win Dummer, Ozawkie convention attendance, and a Lyndon Kan. Bureau program at the high school. Local society pages cover church ladies aid officers, hospitality notes, and farm and market tidbits from Lawrence and Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
McFain
Edward
McClanahan
Muscatah
Vinland
Knapp
Lawrence
Green Stockings
Hig
Emily Reynolds
Sara Slavens
Ozawkie
Topeka
Oskaloosa
Hoyt
Lecompton
Grace Gray
Gee. Whipple
Sarah Dummer
Win. Dummer
Ontario
California
George Holly
Alfred Mikesell
Freeman
Sanday
Hee Elevator Company
Lawrence Filiday
G. L. Glenn
Hilkey Lye Fiim Bureau
Lyndon
Kan
Mary Opal Hagemeyer
Garnett
Dorothy M. Kenworthy
Fwin Falls
Idaho
Fin
Bethel College Wins Southern Division Debate Championship
Bethel college debaters won the southern division championship of the state debate league with a 388 to 97 audience vote and will meet the northern winner in a three-judge divisional contest. The audience vote system was used for the first time in the quadangular forensic dispute. The question: whether the United States should recognize the present government of Russia. Bethel’s six debaters were Willis Rich, Gerald Pearson, Arnold Funk, Henry Hersh, Anton Richert, and Clarence Rupp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
McPherson
Bethany
Sterling
Kansas Wesleyan
State ‘Debate League
United States
Russia
Willis Rich
Gerald Pearson
Arnold Funk
Henry Hersh
Anton Richert
Clarence Rupp
Local notes from DeWitt area highlight visits and events
DeWitt and surrounding residents are mentioned in a string of community items. Names include Mrs Stout Zenberger, Miss Margaret Wilson, Dorothy Arnott, Mrs E S Reeves, Max Reeves, Mrs Kennedy, Mrs A E Scott, Harold Seele, Mr DeWitt, Mr and Mrs Eli Taylor, the Daniels of Lawrence, George Davis, Alice Long of Chapman, and Mrs Denman. Activities cover gym demonstrations, visits to Topeka, wood sawing, moves, a county contest on March 27 with silent reading arithmetic spelling and writing, and social visits among families. The bi monthly exams are set for March 18 and 19. Mrs Will Kirby and others are noted for dress making instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Stoutzenberger
Margaret Wilson
Dorothy Arnott
Lindsey Place
Dalton Place
Charles Daniels
Lawrence
George Davis
Alice Long
Chapman
Kansas
Denman
Wakarusa
F.C. Higley
Dee
Roy Orr
Angretta
Minnie Statesman
Bureau
T. A. Higley
Kansas City
Irs
C. L. McCisne
C. Miller
Oakrodge
Ams. Barnes
Weekend Calls Across Lawrence and Topeka
Sunday and Saturday visits recorded in Lawrence and Topeka include Mrs Brew ster and daughters Leta Beil and Betta Lee visiting, Edna Wallace from Topeka, Miss Clara Seale with Sonia Rudiger, and Mr and Mrs Morse with two sons calling on the Yeoman home. Arnold Fralick visited Topeka while there they called on Mrs Bateman and her young son Bobby.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Williams
Charles Sterling
Sophia Agile
Floyd H. Cox
Eudora
Juanita Mae
Inglesid Study Club
Federation
West Side Presbyterian
Friends In Council
Eleanor Burnett
Kobe
Japan
Sal Marks
R. C
DD. Cowgill
Fitch
Chapter AZ
T. C
I. B. Ribler
Harry Green
Carl
Street Gustafson
Theodore Charlton
M —G. Dunlap
Weamers’ Club
Kentucky Street
T. K. Glatthaar
W. ¥. Ellington
Otto Barickies
Allan Shaw
W. B. Dalton
C. W.sparr
W. H. Pendleton
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Rod. O' Leary
Agnes Brady
Harriett Ridell
Cleveland
Ohio
Katherine Klein
T. H. Pierce
T.C
Wiedemann’ S
Edward L. King of
Paul Dinsmear
E. A. Edwards
J. H. Striebel
Dean J. G. Brandt
J.jr. Cyton
J. L. Meyers
Hugh Casey
van Rlee
Jack Dempsey
Alfred Mikesel
Schingert
McClanahan Chaplai Davidson
Mikesell
Bertschinger
Walter McClanahan
T. W. ‘Bertschinger
N. E. Whipple
Sarah
Baughman
Wm. Walter
McClarahan
N. E. Whipply
H. Aa. Davidson
Edward = McGlanahan
Bauman
Ttown
Fred Moore
Drs. Belmap Stoutzenberger J
Lees Summit, Mo
Paris
Bethel College
the Ice and Storage CO. Then
BIS Wer
Jewis
Lawrence-Topeka
H. H. Lewis
Rumsey
Funeral Home
Indiana St
Home
ASO LS
Issist
Fonsiline S
Kansas- Electric Power CO
Whitcomb
Clyde Bell
Mae
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