Society A tea and convention events held this weekend
Delegates to the National Kappa Beta convention will register this weekend with a social tea from 3 to 5 on Friday at the First Christian church parlors. Hosts include Mrs. Sip pel and Mrs. Dunkerley with several aides. Activities feature committee members from Zeta chapter University of Kansas and other guests assisting with transportation and hospitality.
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H. M. Sippel
First Christian Church
Maurice Clarkson
H. L. Dunkerley
H. G. Barr
Albert Williams
H. F
Edwin Jones
Reading
Reynolds
Lawrence
Rhode Island Street
First Methodist Church
Emporia
Jones
J. W. Barber
Harry Darby
Journal-World Office
Elma Stauffer
Electa Kindlesperger
John Pumarey
Edna Peterson
Grace Scott
Sarah Patterson
Leavenworth
Kansas State Nurses Association
L. H. Menger
Memorial Hospital
Adah Chanter
The
Eastern Star
Ottawa
Union Chapter No. 15
Marguerite Webster
Grand Chanter of
Kansas
Velma Lee Wiley
Fula Nelle Skillman
Alee
Pittstorpe
Community meetings and news from Lawrence area clubs
Readable items show Hubbard assisting, Paul Hoover performing, and a sack lunch with hot chocolate. Upcoming events include Lone Star Home Demonstration unit, Cordley PTA, BAC Chapter CW, and Kaw Valley groups with talks, lessons on gardening and poultry, and social gatherings.
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Hubbard
Paul Hoover
City court fines levied for parking violations
Forty eight drivers were assessed fines yesterday in city police court by Judge Wayne Allphin. One for over parking, three for parking in restricted zones and two for double parking.
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Sity Pe Live Court
Wayne Allphin
BB Gun Incident Hits 8-Year-Old on Sunnyside Field
Fritz Fischer eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Fischer of Sunnyside was struck on the forehead by a BB fired by two older boys from across the road while playing near Sunnyside apartments. The shot caused a painful bruise but did not break the skin. Officials caution about BB gun injuries as such weapons have damaged eyes in other cases and have been used to shoot at kites on the field.
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Fritz Fischer
Albert Fischer
Sunnyside
Fritz
Cordley School
Burglars Stubborn Break Into Safe in Plain Sight
Cumberland, Md. A couple of burglars attempted a break in a private residence, forcing entry through a front window. They damaged a safe, pried open hinges, and disrupted papers, but the exact outcome and identifiers are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Cumberland
Hawlle
EY Parade Katt March O19 Seated bidet HTL memorial
Fragmentary report notes a parade event and a planned construction project tied to a memorial. Names and details are unclear in the text. Further readable elements include references to a march date, a participant or group, and a connection to a local institution.
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Katt
Film on Silversmithing Shown Tomorrow by Carlyle Smith
Prof. Carlyle H. Smith heads the University of Kansas jewelry and silversmithing department. He will present the color sound film Raising Silver Bowl at the City Craft Shop meeting tomorrow night at the Community building. Starts 7:30 pm. visitors may observe the process.
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Carlyle Smith
Carlyle H. Smith
University of Kansas
Smith
Film discussion on jewelry making by Professor Smith
After the film, Professor Smith will discuss problems of jewelry making and silver smithing and answer questions. Attendees should enter via the rear door of the Community building.
Citrus deal discussed by Roosevelt and Cobb in Miami
Roosevelt is expected to arrive in Miami on March 15 to confer with Henry Cobb a citrus processor and gift fruit shipper on a major deal described.
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Miami
Fla
Ott Roosevelt
Henry Cobb
Giant Florida citrus project announced in record size plan
A major Florida citrus initiative, described as one of the biggest in state history, includes a production project and a nationwide promotion of frozen citrus concentrate and allied products. Details were not disclosed.
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Florida
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George Baxter Rite
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Hank Brown
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Donna Norris
Paul Malone
Japan
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Social Order of the Beauceant
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Kenneth
Maxine Lindley
WARDS
Lone Star Home
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Lawrence Country Club
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Kaw Valley
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Valley Grove School
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Guy Shultz
Colby
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Etter
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Pantie
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Donte
Soran Ark
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Hare
Stangh
Topeka
Legislative Council
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Muriel Eid Brenda
American Legion Auxiliary
Eudora
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