Tea at Henley House for University of Kansas group
University of Kansas and Alpha Chi Omega members held a Henley House tea for sustaining members and faculty with Elva McMullen and Marjorie Day performing. A display of fifty dolls and decorations by Y W G A freshmen and Alpha Chi Omega accompanied the event. Extensions listed out of town guests, chaperones, and a Sigma Phi Epsilon party that evening.
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University
VW. i A
Henley House
Ef.b. Davis
H. M.elsey
Agnes
Marie’ Russ
Marjorie Day
Anna Dorothy ‘Lester
Elva McMullen
Day
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Arizona
Personal notices from Kansas City flower show visits
Mrs. E D Hardman travels to Kansas City for luncheon and theatre party at Muelbach. Mrs. C G Clingman attends National Flower Show. Mrs. Sutters and others visit Electric Park Flower display. Several locals attend Flower Show and related events in Kansas City. Multiple names and relations noted from Lawrence and surrounding areas.
Flower Show Visitors From Kane As City’s Event Reported
Dr Edward Hislop is confined at home with the flu. Wilbur and Mrs Emerson Chase and Mrs A W Lamb attended the flower show in Kansas City yesterday. The party later drove to Leavenworth in Mrs De Watteville’s car. Mrs Gephart stayed for a visit with her daughter Margaret Kirchhoff. The Kirchhoffs’ young child, previously critically ill with peritonitis, was reported slightly improved last evening.
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Kane ‘Sas
City
Edward Hislop
Wilbur
Emerson Chase
A. W. Lamb
Kansas
Ant CG
DeWatteville
C. E. Lindley
J. P. ‘Cone
Louise Gephart
Kansas City
Leavenworth
de Watteville
Fruit Prospects Good in Douglas County Says Expert
E G Kelly ex extension entomologist from Kansas State Agricultural College reports Douglas County fruit prospects are good this year as trees escaped winter injury and will soon blossom. He notes aphids are beginning to appear and advises delayed dormant spray using six gallons lime sulfur to forty four gallons water and half pint nicotine sulfate to fifty gallons.
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Douglas County
E.G. Kelly
Kansas State Agricultural College
Large Entry List For Izaak Walton Coursing Meet
Entries have come in from 35 towns across Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Texas Kentucky and Florida for the Izaak Walton league coursing meet to be held in a park south of Ottawa Sunday Monday and Tuesday W Mahin of Horton Kansas president of the National Coursing Association and trainer David Mahoney are among early arrivals Expected entries exceed 18 for the hare stake and about 35 for the puppy stake The event is anticipated to draw fans from the surrounding states Vermont Street paving and back of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity house paving were approved by the city commission at their last regular meeting Also listed are Frisco Market menu items and a Merry go round coming for next Monday and Tuesday with free rides for children
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Ottawa
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Kentucky
Florida
Izaak Walton League
Here
W. Mahin
Horton
National Coursing Association
Mahin
David Mahoney
Vermont Street
Phi Delta, Theta
Springtime shopping spree headlines at local stores
Peggy Prim highlights a 1925 spring shopping feature with Reese's Drug Store and Brown Owl Beauty Shop promoting spring cleaning gear and cosmetics. Keller's Book Store and Keeler’s wallpaper draw Lawrence shoppers while Hovey Hanna’s touts Ranger bike gear. Madame Brewster offers made over gowns and Piggly Wiggly advertises Saturday discounts. Easter greetings and new silk coats captivate early morning buyers.
Spring visit to local shops and quirky finds
A reader recalls a cheerful tour of town shops including a Gift Nook Corner with decorative ducks, a barbershop, a beauty parlor, and Patterson's hats with an advance showing. The note mentions cards at Reese Drug Store and wishes readers a merry spring.
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Reese Drug Store
Dr Royal Dye to Speak at First Christian Tonight
Dr Royal J Dye a nationally known church leader will address the monthly First Christian church gathering tonight. Supper at 6 30 and the address around 7 30 with seats for those who cannot attend the supper. The event is billed as a standout address this year.
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Royal J. Dye
First Christian Church
Reading Committee to Meet at City Elementary Schools
The reading committee of city elementary schools will meet tomorrow morning to discuss a read ing program and determine next steps for student literacy efforts.
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City Elementry Schools
Vision of the reading course at the Liberty Memorial Building
A brief item notes a reading course at the Liberty Memorial Building. It highlights aims to promote literacy through structured study, with emphasis on accessible materials and organized sessions led by a local instructor.
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Liberty Memorialuilding
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