Women golfers at Lawrence Country Club tee off Tuesday morning
Women golfers from Lawrence Country Club will start their round at 9 39 oclock Tuesday. Luncheon reservations close Monday noon, call the club house. Information lists partners and groups for the event and invites non members to join as players or beginners under supervision.
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Lawrence Country Club
Bandares
Atre
Witnon- Meg
Marteides
B. Brew
Gat
Georgia Schrader
Pat Corn
Jensen
Style Show and Tea Delights Home Living Juniors
Home economics class of the junior high hosted an at home style show and tea for about 60 parents. Each girl in sewing wore a dress she made. Mary Lowman announced a verse, while ninth grade girls served tea, dainty sandwiches, and cookies. May baskets and spring flowers themed the room.
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Dinjer Hoth School
Mary Ja Lowman
Pesiel
Mary Batley
Mare Weruff
Chadite van Bebber
Wolfe
Proneipabh Graber
Willard Straight Recital by Lawrence Music Club
The Lawrence Music Club held its annual meeting and hosted a recital by a young Kansas musician at Willard Straight. The performer showed extraordinary ability and mature interpretation, delighting the audience with technique and musicality. Hostesses served refreshments after the program with a themed centerpiece and festivity notes.
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Lawrence Music Club
University Club
Willard
Kans
M Ehip
Mu-sic Club
A. B. Ewing
Hichard Wagstaff
Walter Kerler
Kenneth Walke
Reginald Strait
Arthur Colburn
Power Biggs Recital 6 Sparks Mixed Church Reaction
The review describes E Power Biggs recital featuring Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor with dramatic audience reaction. It notes the organist’s style, the program’s variety, and the stormy reception alongside praise for the Fugue and Toccata segments.
Personal notices from town social calendar
Fragmentary personal notices mention individuals and households and a few names such as Mrs Wray and Mr Mees. The readable text hints at familial or social engagements but offers no clear event, date, or place details to summarize further.
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Phyllis Elizabeth Akus
W. OK. Reynolds
Forest J. Snyder
Belleville
Fragmented OCR note with unclear names and events
The readable text lists three men and several names in a center grouping, mentioning former members and a lighting gesture. It references Frances Mc Taster, Jeffy Other, and Arthur of BL Re Tee, with ambiguous roles and a candle lighting scene among charter members.
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Lautrel Arsht
Neganderaid Hartist
Trentty
Frances McTaster
Mra
Jeffy
Port
N.Y
Minervian Club Marks 50th Birthday With Program
The Minervian Club celebrated its 50th anniversary with a program featuring present members Mrs. Paul Warter and Mrs. Wat presenting garlands and a large birthday cake. Mrs. Leonard Hills sang with accompanist Mrs. Chester Spray as decorations and memories recalled from the club’s long history.
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Minervian Club
Ulute
Meibers
Mets
Paul Warter
Mies ¢ Wat
Leonard Hills
Chester Spray
David
Grams
Te Deara Khe
Ryan
Mrs Guests Included Mr Shearer and Mr Topena
The record notes attendees including Mrs Barr Geer of Hutchinson and mentions a granddaughter of M, with other guests listed in fragmented form.
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Shearer
Topena
Barr Geer
Hutchinson
Open House Planned at The Presbyterian Church Basement
The First Presbyterian Church invites the congregation to an open house Sunday afternoon from to 6 o clock to view the renovated basement. Board members and their wives act as hosts and hostesses while the Women’s Guild serves refreshments. The basement features asphalt tile in grey green and coral designs.
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First Presbyterian Church
Women's Guild
Church Dining Room Redecorated With Donations
The church completed redecoration of the dining room two parlors and ladies lounge with new wallpaper lighting fixtures tables and chairs. An estimated 2000 dollars in Tas tor was donated by church members led by John T Andrews as properties committee chair. Ura Camerashan oversaw the men s work fellowship painting and Mrs Ethel Harman chaired the women s committee coordinating decorating with the Women s Guild contributing 400 dollars.
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Loumrea
Poona
John T. Andrews
Ura Camersahan
Ethel Harman
Wome To Guild
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