Tea for Chi Omega Alumnae at Mrs Henley’s home
A Chi Omega Alumnae tea entertained about twenty junior and senior high school girls Saturday from 3 to 4 at Mrs. A Henley’s home. Guests included Mrs. E H Lindley, Mrs. Harold Longenecker, Mrs. O W Maloney and ten active chapter members. Puppett show and art gallery talk followed. Miss Maude Hill sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
A. Henley
E. H.lindley
Harold Longenecker
O. W. Maloney
Brutus Hamilton
John E. Hawkins
Henley
Maude Hill
George O. Foster
Edith. Martin
Social calendar of clubs and gatherings listed
A dense listing of local social clubs meetings, luncheons, dinners, and special events for the week. Activities include bridge clubs at Wiedemann's and various homes, Mother's Day observances, church society gatherings, a May Day program, music teacher recitals, and the Riverside Farm Bureau sleeve-making demonstration with plans for a community sale lunch. Guest days and hostess roles are noted for several organizations.
May Court Program Attracts Children And Guests
A church program featured songs and dances by children including Come Forth and Bring Your Glands and Violets Blue. May pole dance and a picnic followed on the church lawn. Nut cups shaped as May baskets were given to children by Mrs. Conley. Mrs. I. C. Stevenson hosts Portia club. Nadia Hughes to present America Among the Nations. The Know Your Bible circle meets with Mrs. Welch. Social Order of the Beauceant honors guest Mrs. Harry G. Nicks at Colonial tea room with many members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Floyd Conley
I. C. Stevenson
Indiana
Portia Club
Nadia Hughes
Harry G. Nicks
St. Louis
C. J. Lane
J. F. Moore
D. S. Woodward
8. S. Baty
Robert Guntert
W. Hutten
C. B. McClelland
R. E. Protsch
G. F. Reynolds
F. Mi.Holliday
George J. Barker
Lee Horney
A. C. Mitchell
C. Rn. Rumsey
J. T Dunkley
W. Whetstone
H. L. Chambers
Personal notes from local residents visit and travel
Mrs S M Purcell travels to Hot Springs Ark for the National Congress of Parents and Teachers convention. Lawrence Council of Parents and Teachers and local hosts sponsor the trip. Ed Brass and others returned from a Texas Rio Grande valley trip visiting Matamoros and Reynosa Mexico. Frances Rickard spends a day in Kansas City. Mrs Pearl Naylor of Kansas City visits Eldridge hotel. Mrs C G Austin of Sylvia visits son Glenn Austin at the University. Mrs R L McElhiney makes a trip to Williamstown. Mrs A C Perkins, visiting Mrs A H Sluss, leaves for Tojo, Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Purcell
Hot Springs
Ark
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Lawrence Council of Parents and Teachers
Harry Shepard
Don Kieffer
Ed Brass
Dower
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Matamoros
Renosa
Mexico
Frances Rickard
Kansas
To- Jono, Il
Funeral Attendance and Farm Bureau News in Columbia
The column records funeral attendees for Mrs. Clyde Talley at Clinton Presbyterian Church and notes Farm Bureau lunch service at a Lawrence community sale. Local residents named include Brohammer Shuck Rothrock Markley Budaley Van Housen and Wilble with mentions of visits, dinners, and livestock trucking to Lawrence and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Talley
Presbyterian Church
Clinton
John Brohammer
Ben
Lloyd Shuck
Ira Rothrock
Charlie Brohammer
Charles Shuck
George Markley
Ollie Budaley
Carl van Housen
George van Housen
Farm Bureau
She Valley
Chansl Farm Bureau
Solon Markley
Harold Rothrock
Vivian
Walter Howard
Christie Hepler
Uetty
Thoma Woodward
Pearl Brohammer
Doris
Russell Wible
John David Nieder
Betty Jane
Charles Banning
Mary
Katherine Markley
Hallie Hale
Trene
Lawrence
Marshall Church
Jack Dillon
Joan
Kansas City
Local Neighbors Share Visits and Travel Details
Dr Charley Crawford was calling in this neighborhood Monday. Harry Flory motored to Ottawa Wednesday morning. Mr and Mrs L W Haas motored to Baldwin Wednesday afternoon. Several from this neighborhood attended the school program and dinner at the Union school house Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Lutz were among the Lawrence visitors Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Will Gray of Paola is spending a few days this week at the Harry Flory home. Carl Schwartz motored to Baldwin Thursday. Mrs Perry Barkley received a night letter from her husband Mr Barkley from Monte Bello California Friday noon. Perry Barkley and Maurice Frye started for Monte Bello Monday morning arriving there Thursday morning at 6 o'clock. They had bad roads a dust storm and rain on their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Crawford
Harry Flory
Ottawa
L. W. Haas
Baldwin
Union School House
Elmer Lutz
Lawrence
Will Gray
Paola
Carl Schwartz
Perry Barkley
Mr. Barkley
Monte Bello
California
Maurice Frye
Visitors gather at Harry Flory home and area notices
Those who have halled to see Mrs. Perry Barkley and son at the Harry Flory home the past week include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deay Dr and Mrs. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pohl Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Haas and daughter Mr. and Mrs. George Bechtel and son Mrs. Charley Kirchner Mrs and Mrs. Charley Gilliland and children Mr. Conand Pohl and daughter Eula Belle Shuler La Vergne and Buddy Flora Etta and Kenneth Montgomery Mr. Willy Lynch and daughters Miss Alta Heffner Mrs. Ike Thomas and daughter Mr.and Mrs. Carl Schwartz. Harry Flory and George Bechtel motored to Lawrence Saturday afternoon. Misses Irene Lynch Helen Flory and Alta Heffner accompanied them home. Farl Shaffer spent the weekend at the Glen Flora home. Several schoolchildren went to Union Saturday to take the last bi monthly examination. Ike Montgomery and daughters Faye and Etta and Roy and George Shuler attended the funeral of Robert Barton Sunday afternoon at the Washington Creek church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Barkley
Harry Flory
Frank Deay
Bell
Walter Pohl
L. W. Haas
George Bechtel
Charley Kirchner
Charley Gilliland
Conand Pohl
Eula Belle Shuler
la Vergne
Buddy Flora
Etta
Kenneth Montgomery
Willy Lynch
Alta Heffner
Ike Thomas
Carl Schwartz
Lawrence
Irene
Lynch
Helen Flory
Farl Shaffer
Glen Flora
Union
Ike Montgomery
Faye
Roy
George Shuler
Robert ‘Barton
Washington Creek
Midland social notices from Lawrence Memorial high school events
Midland residents attend a Lawrence Memorial high school senior play Friday evening. Couples join a No. 6 community day and last day of school program. Mrs Spray and Mary Lou participate. Russel Shaw and E. D. Shaw host Sunday dinner. Mae Woolsey visits Guy Schultz family. Clifford Higar visits Nottingham home. Margaret Mary Jones visits Phyllis Weibel. Mrs Henry Seiwald's family visit Maurice Suiter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Ousdahl
Leo
Wilfred
Guy Schultz
Lawrence Memorial High School
Charles Spray
Mary Lou
Spray
Russel Shaw
E. D. Shaw
Mae Woolsey
Guy Shultz
Clifford Higar
Nottingham
Margaret Mary Jones
Phyllis Weibel
Henry Seiwald
Maurice Suiter
Hills Bros Introduces Patented Control Roasting Method
Hills Bros. Coffee touts a patented process of roasting a little at a time to maintain absolute flavor uniformity. The continuous, automatically measured flow keeps the roast consistent, and vacuum cans seal freshness by removing air. The method contrasts with bulk roasting and is promoted nationwide by Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc. in Kansas City Missouri.
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Hills Bros
Hills. Bros
Hills. Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc
Kansas City
Missouri
Social Notes From Local Community Weekend Visits
Miss Roswena Nottingham visited Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs O J Love. Mr and Mrs Elmer Ousdahl called on Mr and Mrs Gus Brune Sunday afternoon. Mrs Della Weibel spent Tuesday with Mrs EB D Shaw. Mr and Mrs W R Adam were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Spray Sunday. Mrs Chas Husted and Mrs EB DL Shaw attended a convention and luncheon at the Presbyterian church hosted by Kaw Valley Garden Association. After the business meeting the ladies severed the luncheon. In the afternoon Lawrence Flower Club provided cars for a campus tour around the university. Misses Mary Louw and Emma Nottingham spent the weekend with home folks. The Rural Social Club has been postponed due to bad roads and will meet Wednesday May 6 with Mrs Della Weibel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswena Nottingham
O. J. Love
Elmer Ousdahl
Gus Brune
Della Weibel
EB. D. Shaw
W. R. Adam
Charles Spray
Chas. Husted
EB. DL. Shaw
Presbyterian Church
Kaw Valley Garden Association
Lawrence Flower Club
University
Mary Louw
Emma Nottinghm
Fairview Postpones Thanks Offering Service
The annual thanks offering service was postponed due to heavy roads. The meeting will be held Sunday May 24 during the morning service at Walnut Grove school house with community members supporting the program.
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Walnut Grove School House
Community Notices From Pleasant Valley And Nearby
Monday evening Chek walked from the stab to Fairview church due to bad roads and preached Sunday morning to his congregation. Mrs Koehler and Edna visited Mrs E. Alfred Potts of San Diego visits extended time at the Wells home and spent Friday night with the William Wells family. Mr and Mrs J A Meador and Fred Meador of Rantoul visited G A Nicely and family. Elsie Broun visited Mrs Louis Seele. The Womens Foreign Missionary Society will meet at Mrs Terry Cralls Pleasant Valley home May 6. William Wells and daughter, Mrs Charles Wells and Alfred Potts visited Vernon Garretts and daughters Sunday evening. Clarence Topping of Lawrence visited Robert Edmonds Monday.
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Chek
Fairview
Paul Koehler
Edna
Alfred Potts
San Diego
Cal
Lis
C. W. Wells
William Wells
J.A. Meador
Fred Meador
Rantoul
G. A
Elsie Broun
Louis Seele
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Terry Crall
Pleasant Valley
Charles Wells
Calif
Vernon Garrett
Clarence Topping
Lawrence
Robert Edmonds
Santa Fe Earnings Drop in April
New York May 4 AP W B Storey president of Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad said today the road s gross earnings in April showed the same drop from last year and reflect a continued decline in traffic and freight revenue amid economic weakness and competitive pressure.
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Santa Fe
New York
W. B. Storey
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Unclear Marchi remarks on April expense cuts
A fragment notes Marioad and Marchi discussing reducing expenses in April from the prior year. The readable text lacks context, dates, and entities to establish a clear event or outcome.
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Esa
Marioad
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Anne Edwards
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Monda House Mothers‘ Association
Wiedemann’s
R. x. Jackman
John L. Kilworth
N. AL. C
Wilfred. McClain
Nydia Hughes
Tota Nu
Lottie Perkins
Hotel Wood
W. Stub
Robert War
Tinessee Club
Vernon Smith
Clinton Park
Victoria Club
Paul Lange
Sigma Fhi Epsilon
O. W. Bridge Club
Stephen Co. Hinshaw
Women of the Elks Club
Congregational
Mothers’ League
H. EB. Eustac
C. D. Young
Merevredi Club
C. F. Russell
la Corte Club
William Frowe
University Women’s Club
Myers, Hall
Virginia Hutson
Ecelia
Wiede
J. Baumgartner
Il. OF. Engel
W. F. March
T. R. Stuart
Idybour Bridge Club
W. H. Hargiss
Hazel E. Lynn
Ednah Hopkins
Lola E. Learnard
C. W. Straffon
Louise Wiedemann
Kate Caldwell
Riverside Farm Bureau Club
Owen Mitchell
Harper’s Barn
The
Woman's Missionary Society
Children of the Unitarian of Plymouth Congregational Church
Mother Daugh
Fannie
L. H. Frink
W. A. Macoubrie
A. D. Grey
H. E. Eustace
Rhode Island Street
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
H. M. Light
Robert Hunt
Progressive Reading Club
Mercredi Club
Kentucky Street
Jim Roper
C. Barncord
Riviera
Songz
Crouping
May
Jane Kennedy
Sone
Muriel
Tage
Dorothy May
Ruth Rogers
Mary Palmer
Fairview Methodist Church
Mary Richmond
India
J. H. Welch
Connecticut Street
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
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Wolter
Petuniag
Flowerfone
Otto Fischer
Frances Denney
Teaver
PRI
Tfor House
Warden
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