Food Sale at Quincy School by Parent Teachers Association
Thur sday two to six the school building Miss Madge Bullene returned Sunday from overseas service as a nurse spent the day in Topeka with Miss Grace Curry Miss Edith Gibler and Mr Alfred Taylor went to Topeka this morning to meet the Ammunition Train Mrs CG W Lynch who has been the guest of Mrs Ziesenis for several days returned to Independence this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Parent
Madge Bullene
Grace Curry
Edith Gibler
Alfred Taylor
Topeka
Ith
CG. W. Lynch
Ziesenis
Independence
Nanwaka
Bracket
Lecompton
Inge Park
Vo. Elkin
Donald
Asa Colman
Virinia
Margaret
Geo. Viler
Mary
Ale. Smith
Merley Colman
Ruth
Ire
J. Hedfolks
Helen
Willis Colman
J. H. Wear
Lelane Colman
Albert
Fred Kregory
Howard
Aseiina
Elmer Allen
Eurlora
VM Alten
Yom
Military Homecoming Ball Dominates Lawrence Social History
The Military Ball hosted by the Machine Gun Company of the Fourth Regiment Kansas National Guard at the Fraternal Aid Union promises to be the era’s grandest social event in Lawrence. Returning Thirty-fifth Division veterans, new guardsmen guests, university students, and local merchants unite to create a major homecoming celebration with a 8:30 p.m. grand march led by prominent community couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Th Fourth Regiment
Kansas Nationa Guard
Cam
Kunscon
Company M
First Nans
Wilder S. Metcalf
U. D. Burdick
Carl Phillips
George L. Kreeck
Joseph Dunkel
Freezone miracle corn remover advertised in 1900s ad
Cincinnati authority cashes in on a new ether compound named freezone offered at a few cents in drugstores. A few drops soften hard and soft corns and calluses so they lift off with no pain or irritation, promising quick relief and urging women to keep it handy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wrinkles and Dinner Gatherings Across Town
An ad notes Wrinkles Howard's Buttermilk Cream promising a money back refund if not improved. Social items report family dinners for Browning grandsons back from France with Bath Division, a Topeka park picnic, a Sunday luncheon for Miss Roland guests, awar bride photo from Glasgow featuring Major Clarence Francisco and Miss Ethel Duke, and initiations and Mothers Day events at local clubs with several attendees from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Browning
Frank
Claude Browning
France
Bath Division
Frank Browning
Roebert Spahr
Marian
Harry Martin
Mildred
Kanas City
Clyde Stehens
Marian Hult
Clyde Browning
Bertie Browning
Anna Telow
Glascow
Scotland
Lawrence
W. J. Francisco
Clarence B. Francisco
Francisco i
Ethel B. Duke
England
Francisco
Serbia
Archie Duke
Slack Watch Regiment
Founders Day Banquet Features Pi Beta Phi Alumni
Pi Beta Phi celebrated Founders Day with a six thirty banquet at the chapter house attended by about eighty guests. The dining hall featured red candles and carnations, followed by a five course meal and a member performance. Alumni visiting included Winnifred Gadney Kansas City and Topeka residents Mrs. Fred Penfield Mrs. Maurice Troxell Mrs. E A Campbell Mrs. Glenn Pratt and Miss Gladys Guild. Kappa Kappa Gamma plans a spring party May 16 at the F A U hall followed by Sigma Phi Sigma and Phi Delta Theta parties May 16 and May 17 at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Gamma Delta
Chancellor
Frank Strong
Friend
Sorrill
Mackie
Radcliff
Carter
Lawrence
Adacms
Topeka
Hemphill
Kansas City
Sheets
Dorothy Isher
Mildred Nelson
O'Donnell
Fllsworth
Gempel
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Winnifred Gadney
Fred. Penfield
Maurice Troxell
Home Aid Society and Local Club Activities Summary
Law rence civic groups reported lively Friday events with the Home Aid Society at Mrs. Leora Gunning’s home. Attendees included thirteen members and three guests and featured songs by Mrs. Curtis with a note on her self composed piece frame Aids. Several clubs announced upcoming meetings and initiations, including the Six Corners Community Club at Bleakley schoolhouse, the I O O F Lodge initiation for thirty five, Camp Fire Girls Stella Maris, and Year Round club postponement to May 28 due to a member’s death. Other notes mention the Women’s Relief Corps, Ben Tura picnic, and Red Cross sewing plans, plus Midland Rural hospital quilt work and forthcoming demonstrations on cheese making by Mr. Chapman of Leavenworth County Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Aid Society
Leora Gunning
Will Robinson
Will Meairs
F. M. Loomas
Roy Lawrence
Wm. Curtis
Lawrence
J. H
Jim’ Lane
Six Corners Community Club
C. FE. Henry
Bleakley
Chapman
Leavenworth County Farm Bureau
Paris gown blends simplicity with dramatic effect
French designer crafts a black satin gown emphasizing effect over ornament. The tight bodice leads to a narrow full skirt, with twisted king's blue satin ribbons forming bows at the front. A blue band marks the waist and a deep black tulle neckline frill ends with ostrich feather accents for a striking finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Soldier Dead article and social club notes
Mrs Herbert Bruckmiller read an article about the Soldier Dead. Edison records were enjoyed. A bountiful dinner was served from baskets with hot coffee and sandwiches. The ladies quilted the quilt and started a second. Ice cream and angel food cake followed. Guests included Mrs Russell Shaw Mrs J P Wilbur Mrs William Adams and Mrs E D Sugget. Adjournment planned for two weeks with Mrs G R Shultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Bruckmiller
Edison
Adams
Russell Shaw
Helen Shaw
J. P. Wilbur
William Adams
E. D. Sugget
G. R. Shultz
Charles Husted
W. W. Ware
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethel
Clayton
Vickey van
Pauline Frederick
Alice Joyce
Burton Holmes
Wm. S. Wart
Arch Preserver
Oxford Illustrated
Otto Fischer
Levnes Dutlend’ Nachman
People’s State Bank
Tarzan
of the
Bowersock Theatre
Skinner
Round Cornee Drug Co
Kappa Alpha Theta
Country Club
Tobin
Salina
Alies
Theo Thompson
Marion
Lance
Round Corner Drug Store
A. B. Ewing
Clara Roland
Dorothy Roland
Phi Peta Pi
Paul Webster
Armed
Kans
Charles Dilley
Alte Vista
Walter McBurney
Thomas
Okla
Clifford Penney
Frank Sigrist
Rosedale
Justin Blount
Ben Bixby
Robert Campbell
Verne Hill
Fred McFwen
George Marquis
Kappa Sigma
J. H. Greeley
W. M. Schanze
Leavenworth
T. H. Smith
Hlinwood
J. Underwood
F. S. Butcher
F. H. Church
Mary McFarland
Geneva McFarland
Kappa Kappa Gamma
F. A. U. Hall
Sigma Phi Sigma Fraternity
Phi Delta Theta
Women’s Relief Corps No. 9
Post Hall
Ben Tura
Margaret Perkins
The
Needle Craft Club
George Adams
Tennessee Street
Lawrence Lodge No. 9
Camp Fire
Stella Maris Division
Aileen Carter
Fred Love
Dumas
C. O. Stotland
Alabama Street
India Red Cross
John Fitzell
Route 4
Midland Rural
Midland Rural Club
E. D. Shaw
Social Service Hospital
Massachusetts
Packards
Cheney Bros
Arend
Downs
Lieut
Harold Arend
Hester & Roberts
Georgette
Newmark
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