White Elephant Sale At Unitarian Church May 24
The University Women's Association will hold a White Elephant and food sale at the Unitarian church this evening May 24 to fund a silver gift to the Women's Co operative Union of the University Lawn Party. Events include Camp Fire dinners and a birthday celebration for Leala Harshfield with pink rose centerpieces and a thirteen candle cake.
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Unitarian Church
Women's Co-operative Union of the
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Girl Scouts
North Lawrence
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G .I. Woestemeyer
Hattie Rinehart
Jessie Farmer
Rose Hammix
Alberta Pine
Florence McKitrick
Hessie Broat
Murl
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Lucile Vaughn
F Yiller
Louise Bryant
Eugenia Tser
Agatha Huey
Miss Gordon
Marian B Jett
Catherine Gebhardt
Marian Lawrence
Edna Sehaake
Zella Willard
Evelyn Kunkle
Thelma Shaffer
Frances Cook
Bernice Rutherford
Karel Caldwell
Ednah Hopkins
Helen Porter
Frances Wilson
Nadine Bryant
Blanche Phenicie
Stella Mae Phenicie
Thelma Edmondson
Dorothy Logan
Olive Weatherby
Mae Jones
Mary Melton
Josephine Klein
Tea in the Army and Industry Aims to Rejuvenate Workers
Dr Charles B Stewart championed tea as a morale boost for fatigued soldiers and workers. He and Dr Jacques Zips praised tea as a stimulant that reduces fatigue, replaces alcohol, and aids recovery. In Japan factories tea rituals sustain performance, while in Times Square offices tea at four fosters sociability and efficiency.
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Charles B. Stewart
American Medica Association
Jacques
Ube
York
Surat
Japan
Great Bush Terminal International Sales
Times Square
New York
University News Album of Social Events and Matrimonial
Miscellaneous showers and receptions greet local families with host Dorchester and French service. Walter Palmater returns from France with the 187th Infantry. Rev. Evan A Edwards is honored at a church reception. Freshman Frolic features Shefstalls orchestra and war tax dance. A Unitain church recital and Zoology Club banquet highlight university life with initiations and high school faculty party. Pickard Carter wedding at 1005 Kentucky Street concludes the social roundup.
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Episcopal Church
Evan A. Edwards
140Th Infantry
France
Mr. Edwards
Robingon Gymnasium
Shefstall
Lewis Carpenter
Jessie Burns
Sphinx Society
Pickard Carter
Irene Pickard
Charles C. Pickard
John A. Carter
Kentucky Street
M. Lee Sorey
Georgia Wolfe
Carter
Lawrence High School
Mr. Carter
University of Kansas
The
Franklin Motor Co
Kansas City
South Benton
Young People's Banquet to Honor Bishop Quayle at Methodist Church
Bishop William A. Quayle will speak at the Young People's Banquet, a rally and farewell for students, at the Methodist Church Wednesday. He is a renowned author and resident bishop of the St. Louis Methodist Episcopal area. The event previews next year’s planned social program with monthly banquets or lectures and open house Fridays. Epworth League to lead social work and Sunday devotions. University Sunday School under Prof. E. F. Engel to expand offerings. Epworth League president LeRoy Holland seeks student names and information from Methodists statewide.
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William A. Quayle
Methodist Church
Bishop Quayle
St. Louis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Young People
University Sunday School
E. F. Engel
LeRoy Holland
Recreation Club plans mixer and Hawaiian study
The Recreation Club met with Mrs. Skinner on Thursday with few members due to a misprint date. Mrs. Coghill will host next meeting and present plans for a mixer. The time and place to be announced later. Memorial services for Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen will be at the Presbyterian church on Sunday June 1st with returned soldiers on the program.
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Clinton
Presbyterian Church
Kansas City Visit Highlights and Training Promotion
Corinne Lesh Lois Lingenfelter and Ruth Ann Lesh spent the day in Kansas City. A terse line asks if one should act or wait. Lawrence Business College promises training for preferred positions. Mrs Tom Veatch visited her parents and returned to Kansas City this morning.
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Corinne Lesh
Lois Lingenfelter
Ruth Ann Lesh
Kansas City
Lawrence Business College
Tom Veatch
A. D. Weaver
Kansan City
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