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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1928
Page
5
Lawrence social events list a charity bridge hosted by university wives with committee chairs named, plus church society gatherings, a postponed Persian Garden recital, and Mother's Day programs. Births announced include Gere Stodder and Lloyd Bruce Rover, with Miss Ellen Lackey returning to El Dorado to teach.
A column of social items lists readings and songs from Mrs. H G Van Neste and others, a birthday shower for Mrs Paul Kasold, and upcoming meetings for the Women's Alliance Unitarian church, Relief Corps, and various clubs. Also details a spring banquet of the Women's Athletic Association with award recipients and officer roles, plus a Venus luncheon and Mother's Day program notes. Mentions venues on Massachusetts Street, G A R hall, and Ye Tavern and notes attendance and committee details.
Mrs Edna Hartwell made a trip to Kansas City today on business C C Stewart was in Topeka today to attend the federal court Mr and Mrs H T Martin spent the day in Topeka Miss Faye Gosper was in Topeka on business today Mrs Fay H Brown spent the day in Topeka Miss Jane Pontius spent the day in Kansas City Mrs Lysle Eby left yesterday for Drexel Mo to spend a week with her parents Mrs Coline Barnes who lives near Lawrence is staying with her grandmother Mrs Charles Bell Harris while taking medical treatment for car trouble the result of the flu Miss Ruth Cady returned yesterday afternoon after spending the winter in San Diego Degrees in School of Education: about sixty three candidates for the B S degree and twenty five or thirty certificates of education will be given.
A reader poll highlights influential European women past and present. Names include Madame Curie, Sarah Bernhardt, Loie Fuller, Emmeline Pankhurst, and George Eliot, alongside figures such as Louise Michel, Suzanne Lengien, and Madame de Stael, reflecting varied spheres from science to activism and literature.
London May 3 AP The speaker for the Ring of the British Bible Society urged persistence in faith and work arguing that if the kingdom of God is to spread worldwide the current officers must not relinquish their duties. He emphasized hope and unity among believers and called for continued effort rather than passing the office to another.
C Ve Spell, an evangelist from Beaumont Texas, who has conducted revival services in Lawrence, compliments the post office service highly in a ceremony. The notes record gratitude and praise for the clerks and their efficient handling of mail and services during the event.
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