Flower Club Members Enjoy Afternoon at Olmstead Home
More than seventy five members and friends of the Lawrence Flower club attended an afternoon gathering at the West Ninth street home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Olmstead. Topeka visitors came by car, and talks covered plant sales, tulip bulbs, and preservation of wild flowers. Tea and refreshments followed.
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Lawrence Flower Club
Olmstead
West Ninth Street
Topeka Flower Club
Topeka
Ra Hall
Haskell Institute
Blossim
Otlock
Wolwart Bumgardner
Ina Wilson
Elower Lovers’club
Lee Brown
Togal
Adams
Kansas City
Society For the Preservation of Wild Flowers
HE. Hy Lind
Tea and bridge socials highlight Lawrence social season
Mrs. F C Allen hosted a Saturday tea with 125 guests as part of a trio of parties. Guests included Mrs. Blagg Gardner Concordia and visiting relatives. decor featured lavender and yellow with classical violin and piano music by Arlo Liuls gna McGrew. Colonial tea room hosted a bridge luncheon with lavender decor and flower baskets. Mothers day events at the La Corte club and at the Alpha Gamma Delta house concluded the social calendar with dinners and piano solos.
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Re. F.C. Allen
Allen
Ilanvive Hughes
Ww. S. Hunter
Worcester
Mass
Ethel
Jean Melone
Pawhuska
Okla
Jane Allen
Han Jhan
New York
Dixon
X Reng
McClanshan
Colonial Tea Room
McClansnares
T. W. Winston
Highland i. Hi
Paul Winston
Hdrnton McClanahun
Mirs
B. W. Cotter
Sh. T O'Brien
George L. Kreeck
Delta Tau Delta party hosts music and serenade
A Kansas City Delta Tau Delta fraternity at the chapter house hosted a party last Friday evening with local musicians providing music and an orchestra serenading the visiting sorority house. Out of town guests included Mrs. Emma Fagan chaperone and several named attendees.
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Emma Fagan
Delta Tau Delta
Va Iaiks
Gue
Mi ‘Terson
Lucille
Tibbalix
Myra Brown
Louise Sparrow
Alc
Ude
Oli Harnarson
Topesa
Teal University Docking
Pete Ans Nby
Baker
George
Personal notices and visits across campus and beyond
Dennis and Rice dents at the Univers spent Saturday and Gaarnett with their 7 Miss Katherine Cy tawa spent Sunday at the Muna Epsilon house. Mrs. D. Mills of Te as returned home after days with TM Ti rs. T. D. He pent Sunday Ruth returned to Kansas this morning after days away. The week end with Mr. and Mrs. George B. Edgar. Paola was a visitor at the University this morning. Mrs. Merrill graduated from K. U. in 507. Mrs. E. Haworth, recently in Lawrence for weeks, to New York to visit her daughter, Mrs. Fred Tenney. Mrs. Jess Walzel attended Teresa Walzel’s funeral in Houston. Mrs. Walzel’s relatives travel to Kansas City tomorrow for the Missouri Dental association meeting at the Hotel Baltimore. Mrs. Anna Buchanan and others spent yesterday with zelz eoing. Family updates and monument discount ad at Basyes, 1012 Mass. street.
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Rice Dents
Univers
Katherine Cytawa
Muna Epsilon
D. Mills
Teas
T. D
Ruth
Kansas
Iowa
Kansas City
Arton
George B. Edgar
M Sell
Denter Frank Merrill
Paola
University
Merrill
K. U
E. Haworth
Lawrence
Zanesville
Ohio
New York
Fred Tenney
Tenney
W. Hack
Jess
Frank
Houston
Tex
Teresa Walzel
Walz
Zelzeoing
D. Tooet
Dixon
Sunday School Attendance Data and Education Plans
Lawrence council reports strong Sunday school turnout for Mother's Day with totals across age groups and a top ten list of participating churches. Notes on future plans include vacation Bible school enrollment, state convention insights, and a push for cooperative religious education across denominations guided by spiritual aims.
Mother's Day sermon highlights godly mothers and ministry call
Rev. EL. A. Bleck at First Presbyterian reflection on Hannah Rizpah and the mother of James and John stressing devotion to the ministry over material gains. Upcoming sermons on Jesus teaching begin next Sunday with "Jesus Teaching Sa...". Local church events include Wimodausis class tea at 623 Indiana street and Presbyterian social circle tea at 1125 Ohio street. Mothers' Council elects officers for the year and midweek study of Matthew chapter ten continues. Senior Christian Endeavor posts new officers for 1926.
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First Presbyterian Church
EL. A. Bleck
Hannah
Rizpah
David
James
John
Christ
Bleck
Kepler
Ohio Street
Kenneth McKenziel
Presbyterian
India
Mothers’ Council
GR. Shultz
H. Blain Lacy
W. A. Dill
H. H
Mat ties Prunty Amick obituary notes steady faith and family ties
Miss Mattie Cook born Louisville Indiana June 18 1862 daughter of Josehia and Ruth Cash. She moved to Kiowa county Kansas grew to womanhood married Andrew B Amick in Kiowa county then moved to Lawrence. Survived by husband two children Arthur Amick and Mrs W D Fowles two grandchildren and several sisters and a brother. She joined Friends church and lived in North Lawrence until death following June 9 139.
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Mattie Cook
Louisville
Ind
Jane
Josehia
Ruth Cash
Kansas
Kiowa County
Andrew B. Amick
Lawrence
Arthur Amick
W. D. Fowles
Denver
Colo
of Lawrence
North Lawrence
Mary Cook
Mrs. Smith
Mis
Illness Briefly Informs of Family Loss At Home
The notice speaks of a two week illness for a wife and mother, noting her devotion to home and family. It mentions a large circle of mourners and lists attendance plans for a banquet hosted by the Quincy Parent-Teachers Association for teachers, with ticket details and reservation options.
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Quincy P.T
Quincy Parent-Teachers’ Association
Mont
Sues for Divorce in Waverly Kansas
The record notes BE LW Amer filing for divorce citing neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The couple wed in Waverly Kansas on January 1 described in fragmented terms. No further verifiable details or outcomes are provided.
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Waverly
Kansin
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