Red Cross fiftieth anniversary dinner recalled wartime work
About fifty Lawrence men and women connected with the Red Cross gathered at Miss Mary Fowler's team room for a dinner marking the Red Cross fiftieth anniversary. Rev C A Puls presided, praising Clara Barton and noting fundraising success while recounting local and national relief efforts and the role of nurses overseas.
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Red Cross
Mary Fowler
Lawrence
The
United States
Hoover
Willard Hotel
Washington
C. A. Puls
Clara Barton
R. C. Rankin
Rankin
Denver
Kansas
Madge Bullene
Ed Anderson
Minnie’ Scott
Willia Docking
A. L. Selig
T. J. Sweeney
Doniphan
Margaret Perkins
Edith Snow
Miss Perkins
Roy Burt
Watkins National Bank
Mr. Burt
George
J. Barker
Frank Banks
C. Seewir
Hugh Means
L. N. Lewis
Marcia Baty
W. H. Sears
Barton
Ednah Hopkins
Moszkowsky
Londonderry Air
All. Owen
Helen Keith
Mary McAuliffe
W. 0
Nelson
Isabel Keeler
Dickinson Theaters Show Range Of New Films This Week
Dickinson theaters present Seed starring John Boles and Genevieve Tobin for the first four days next week. Hell Bound with Leo Carrillo and Lola Lane screens Friday and Saturday. Clara Bow stars in Kick In at the Varsity Monday through Wednesday. Up Pops the Devil plays Thursday and Friday with Carole Lombard and others. Bob Steele features in The Sunrise Trail on Saturday.
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Charles G. Norris
Dickinson Theater
Ohn Boles
Genevieve Tobin
Loris Wilson
Zasu Pitts
Lawrence
Dickinson
Leo Carrillo
Lola Lane
Lloyd Hughes
Clara Bow
Varsity
Regis Toomey
Wynte Gibson
Juliette Compton
Pops the Devil
Carole Lombard
Skeets
Gallagher
Etuart Erwin
Lilyan Tashman
Norman Foster
Bob Steele
The Devil to Pay at Patee Theater
Ronald Colman and Loretta Young star in The Devil to Pay a comedy romance opening next week at the Patee Theater Some theatergoers call it Colman’s finest picture Thursday and Friday One Heavenly Night a drama stars John Boles Leon Erroll Evelyn Laye and Lilyan Tashman is shown Memorial Day S E Schwahn manager presents Swanee River with Grant Withers and Fhelma Todd Also screens The Phantom of the West and the usual short subjects through the week
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Ronald Colman
Talkies
Loretta Young
the Patee
Colman
John Boles
Leon Erroll
Evelyn Laye
Lilyan Tashman
S. E. Schwahn
Swanee River
Grant Withers
Fhelma Todd
Ten Nights at Patee Theater Opens June 1
S E Schwahn manager announced Ten Nights in a Bar Room will run five days at the Patee theater starting June 1 Star cast includes William Farnum Thomas Santschi Thomas Jefferson and Rosemary Chohy prominent stage stars of past years The production follows the long held popularity of the play in film and stage circles
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Patee
Patee Theater
S. E. Schwahn
William Farnum
Thomas Santschi
Thomas Jefferson
Rosemary Chohy
Centenary Church Service and Sunday School Schedule
Centenary M E Church at Fourth and Elm. Pastor Fe Hesse. Sunday school at 9:00 a m with Terry rall as superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00 with sermon Christ Crucified as the central theme of the Gospels. Lord's Supper at sermon end. Epworth League meets at 7 p m, Glenn Colburn president.
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Centenary M. E
Fourth and Elm Streets
Fe O. Hesse
Terry
Epworth League
Glenn Colburn
Planners Meeting Postponed and Sunday Speech at North Lawrence
A city planning commission meeting scheduled for last night was postponed due to illness of secretary E T Arnold. A new meeting will be called soon. William Williams, University student and president of the Higens Forum, will speak at First Baptist Church of North Lawrence at 8 p.m. Sunday.
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City Planning Commission
E. T.arnold
William Williams
University
Iigens Forum
First Baptist Church of
North Lawrence
Death in Vinland and Grange tribute in Vinland vicinity
The community mourns Mrs. John Hill who died on Saturday on her porch. funeral set for Tuesday. Vinland Grange No.163 met Saturday with Worthy Master T P Stevens presiding and honored Oliver Hudson Jones with talks and songs. Attendees included members from nearby Granges. visitors and relatives gathered at the eventful program and later social visits. Relatives report Mr. Fred Cutler in fragile condition at home of his daughter in Kansas City. Commencement exercises at Vinland rural high school Friday featured procession, invocations, music by Vincent Russair, and address by Prof B A Gessner. class colors yellow white purple gold.
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John Hill
Seth Fenton
Fred Culter
Irene Keeling
Kansas City
Vinland Rural High School
Eunice Hammond
S. B. Lucas
Vincent Russair
Almina
Laughlin
Willard Noltensmyer
B. A. Gessner
Vincent Dussair
Alma
Georgia of Satanta
Bridenstine
Mieibare
Howard Cooper
Commencement notes from the high school graduation
The graduating class received diplomas from Principal John Frazier. Attendees from afar included Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter of Scranton and Mr. and Mrs. Heaverin of Richmond. Activities featured matinee at Dickinson theatre, Ottawa visit, a Monday faculty surprise, senior quizzes, and an all school picnic at Wood Leaf with alumni.
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Osborne
Jack Simpson
Ottawa
Wood Leaf
Linwood
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Mc~ Pheeters
Meathor ‘Sturdy
Roy Hoskinson
Leslie Miller
John Frazier
Joseph Carpenter
Scranton
R. S. Heaverin
Richmond
Charlie .Cooper
John Hawkins
Kan
George Sturdy
Fred Cutter
Pater
Buck Jones
Frederick Lonsdale
Leon
Errol
Vermont
North Vem
Dorothy Jordon
Hardie Albright
Bart Carter
Lois Wilson
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Pvareys
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Scone West
Orion
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