Pendleton speaks on defense at D A R meeting
Mrs E P Pendleton of Ottawa spoke for over an hour Saturday at the Betty Washington chapter of the D A R held at Mrs Arthur Marka’s home. She defended national defense, ballot use, and moral conduct, warning against socialist propaganda and stressing the Constitution’s enduring principles.
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E. P. Pendleton
iOttawa
Betty Washington
Arthur Marka
National’ Defense
United ‘States
Bridgeman
Mich
Ional
A. Rulawhich
Natieria
America
Pendleton
Aunt Het and wedding notices from Kansas City era
A detailed society page notes the Aunt Het column by Robert Guillen and reports on engagements weddings and social events in Kansas City and Topeka. It covers Miss Ethelmae Dodds and Harold Weber wedding at the Dodds home and plans in Lawrence with bridge parties Rainbow luncheons and Camp Fire activities.
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F. A. A. Hall
Lawrence Camp Fire Council
Harry §Er
H. C Thurnau
I Hitkey
Ernest Boyce
A. Russell
Harold Ingham
H H. Lane
Bess Daum
W. A. Dill
Marcel Cohn
Lawrence personals note buzzes with travel and visits
Weaving through Lawrence today are numerous social mentions. Charles Decker travels to St Louis for pre inventory sales while Ralph Standing hosts visitors from Wichita. Anita Rice and Wilma Boyer of Baldwin tour Law rence en route to Topeka. Several others, from Kansas City to Nevada Mo, plan weekend or weekday gatherings with relatives and friends.
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Charles BE. Decker
Weaver
St. Louis
K. W. Pringle
Kenneth
Wichita
Ralph Standing
W. A. Guenther
Kkansas City
Harold Bushy
Bagh Hob
Hertzler
Kansas City
Anita Rice
Wilma Boyer
Baldwin
Lawrence
Topeka
Mary AL Carter
Kansas
Lucile Hui
Eyre Price
Mar Erhardt
Nvada
AL . Hudson
So W
Mahel. Herrington
Doris Gilmore
Miss m
Willan
H. Butler
Bnne
Lela M. Davis
Western Tennessee
Isher
Far Wit
Ledvenworth
J.R. Barnes
Harohé Schmide
Sacred concert at First Presbyterian Church Sunday
The First Presbyterian Church Choral Choir directed by Dean Swarthout will present a sacred concert next Sunday evening with soloists and instrumental support. The Missionary Society meets Friday afternoon May 27 at the church parlor with Mrs Baumgartner in charge. program features Miss Nancy Longenecker on Church Pageantry, Mrs C J Winter vocal solos, and Mrs W J O Bryan reading Open Ye the Gates. Officers of the Presbyterian Student Union at the University include Anna Louise Ridgway Denver as president and Summers McGuire Cherokee as vice president, with Mary Elizabeth Smith Edgerton as secretary and Kenneth Doctor Belleville as treasurer.
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First
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
D. M. Swarthout
W. J. Baumgartner
the Missionary Society
Nancy Longenecker
C.J. Winter
W. J. O’bryan
Hawk
Presbyterian
Anna
Louise Ridgway
Denever
Colo
Summers McGuire
Cherokee
Mary Elizabeth Smith
Edgerton
Kenneth Doctor
Belleville
Aes
Generals Assembly
San Francisco
Young People's
William H. Butler
Rome
Greece
Christ
Jewels for Summer Fashion Trends in New York
In a May 2 article from New York, readers learn that turmaline beads and earrings top summer jewelry trends, with rose quartz next in line. Coral jewelry, including choker setups with coral rose buds in oxidized silver, and shoulder brooches, remain fashionable for warm weather outfits.
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New York
Hink
Ten Students Earn Perfect Scores In Junior High Music Contest
Ten seventh grade students in a junior high music class achieved perfect scores in a Saturday morning music listening contest held in the school music room. Fifty records were played, up from fifteen last year, with four details named about each record. Honorable mention went to Ruth Stoland and Charles Greer.
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Lawrence
Aston
Carolyn Harper
Elior’ Klein
Harriet_ Settle
Garrett Hughes
Joe Dunkle
Lloyd Mettler
Maxine Wilhelmi
Esther May Bilis
Carmel Singleton
Ruth Stoland
Charles Greer
Local social notes from Hesper and Raymond Stanley visitations
Fragments describe Friday afternoon activities with Larry and Bobby Klopfenstein, visits by Ramona, Robert Dale, Blanche Wotan, and Esther Henderson. Saturday afternoon Raymond Stanley hosted guests, Sunday saw Oscar Vataw buy hogs, and a reference to Villa Eden with Tornaden home and additional visits.
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Larry
Bobby Klopfenstein
Ramona
Robert Dale
Stanley
Blanche Wotan
Esther Henderson
Raymond Stanley
Elis Blakeman
Oscar ‘Vataw
Siegel. Meyerspent
Tornaden
Villa
Eden
Madrid women club opens clubhouse with Maria de Maeztu president
The Madrid women's club, newly opening its first clubhouse for women in Spain, names Maria de Maeztu as president. She previously taught Spanish at Columbia Unity in New York City. The note also mentions neighbors and local associations connected to Belvoir and Kanwaka.
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Madrid
Spain
Maria de Maeztu
Colubia Unity
New York City
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