Modern Priscilla Sewing Club Meets at Elliott Home
The Modern Priscilla Sewing Club met seven members last evening at Mrs. C. J. Elliott 601 North First. A letter from former member Al Nosver now in Riverside California was read. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Rose. Next meeting set for June 10 with Mrs. C. T. Davis at 1805 Maine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Sewing Club
C. J. Elliott
North First Street
al Nosver
Hiverside
Calif
Rose
C. T. Davis
Maine Street
Local Personal News and Visits Across Lawrence
Peabody resident Mrs L M Stroud visited Lawrence with her son Robert recently. Memorial hospital patient E M Hopkins has improved. Several families from Russell and Lawrence spent weekends with relatives. A high school student Patty Stanwix underwent emergency surgery and is reported good. Lawrence locals journeyed to Chicago Springfield Minnesota Wisconsin and the Black Hills before returning home. Kansas City visitors included Mrs A Gifford and grandson Gifford Searles. Prof W L Burdick remains in Memorial hospital with steady condition. Kansas Elks elect Kuhn president and plan annual convention in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. L. M. Stroud
Peabody
Mra. L
Russell
John Hyre
Neal Banks
Ehrrich
Patty Stanwix
Rollie Sten
Lyon Street
Lj Memorial High School
Memorial Hospital
Fred Sanders
Lawrence
Nellie Sanders
Wheeling
Chicago
Lena Redlinger
Springfield
Lincoln
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mr. Sanders
Canada
Winnipek
Black Hills
South Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt Park
Badlands
Cheyenne
Wyo
Colorado Springs
Seven Falls
Will Rogers
A. Gifford
Kansas City
Is. J. J
Kentucky Street
Gifford Searles
Delbert F. Small
Rocky Ford
Colo
Kansag City
Conrad Curtis
Route Six
Topeka
R. K. Nicholson
Leo Applegate
Drumright
Oklo
Margaret
David Applegate
Max Berry
Billy
Jane
Berry
George Marshall
Frank M. Davis
Alice
Richmond
A. B. Kenyon
Mary Ellen Sonne
Richard Dawes
Simmona
Emma Eberhard
W. L. Burdick
Sherman Fletcher
Maine Street
Mortal Hospital
K U Band Concert Delight at Russell J Wiley Evening
Russell J Wiley conducted the K U Band in a bright postwar program to a good sized audience. Leo Horacek and Marshall Butler soloed with expressive passages while Bill Sears impressed with baton twirling. The program featured Prokofieff and Haydn Wood selections, Strauss Persian March, and Del Prado Tango ending the lively concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell J. Wiley
K. U
Justo
Mr. Wiley
Lanner
Ketelhey
K. U. Band
Tehaikowski
Leo Horacek
Corneliste
Clarke
Guilmant
Sienfried
Marshall Butler
Butler
Lucius Beebe
Wiley
Prokofieff
Three Granges
Haydn Wood
Strauss
Bill Sears
The Book Nook Ad for New Books for Sale and Rent
The Book Nook at 1021 Mass invites readers to browse new titles for sale and rent. Phone number 666 is provided for inquiries and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Marcha 3 De Febrero and Flight of Bumble Bee Review
A music critic notes Koness's Marcha 3 De Febrero with Latin flair and praises the performance. The Flight of Bumble Bee is blurred, but Fagut's Symphony in B Flat closes the concert with Gallic charm and solid band work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koness
Faghet
Local People Gather for Families and Community News
Reynolds to guests and members of the Al-So club meet at Mrs Alma Seiwald’s home as Lawrence residents share recent travels and Navy discharge news. Visitors from Denver, California, and Kansas City frame a list of social calls, electrical updates, school plans, and highway work announcements amid family updates and community greetings.
Wyandotte Graduates Attend Evening Exercises
Wyandotte high school students and Miss Luly May were among the graduates at exercises held Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs North tend an acre of flowers at their home. Mrs RB E Gass, the Wil Retz and daughter, Dr Paxton, and Miss Kate Jewett visited Marion last week and admired the iris gardens. The Thomas Cawley of Kansas City was a weekend guest of his parents. A family dinner honored Roger White recently discharged from service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger White
Mra. White
Lawrence
Mra
E.W. White
Norman
Cikla
Denver
Alma Senwald
Al-So Club
Marley Davenport
Willard Greer
Aml Mra
Paul Monroe
Gwendniyn Watkin Woodson
California
Lorraine Scott
Frank Scott
Alma
Seiwald
Jimmie
Hourne Tine
Lower Springs
Jimie
Suiey
Manuel
Thwin
Kansas City
Paul North
Liverquot
Wyandotte
Luly May
Mes
RB. E Gass
Wil Retz
Dra. Paxton
Kate Jewett
Marion
Dorothy Stoner
Thomas Cawley
Earl White
Roger
Ces
Raymond Tripkos
Carol Ann
White
Sean
Staple Above All Else Amid Chaotic Satire Debut
Nonsensical OCR fragment lacks coherent events. Contains scattered terms like stap le, telepend, satire, membranes, and money concepts. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes emerge for a credible summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eriies
Dapporitanien
Gurl
Swenan
Comiac
Bee Sin
Cary
Getesis Semayr
Waker
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Delta Gamma
Mal Mes
Iy Boysen
Edith Ernst Mine
Eleta Ernst
Margaret Nelson
Nichole Blm
Waxion Leslie Tu
Marjorie Whitney
Beta Kappa Chayter
Lawrence Alsne Association
T. F.inckie
G. M. Bush
Kansas
Wichita
Kan
CPJ
Kuhn
Garden City
Kansas Elka Association
Fred Straley
Repens
Lantern
John
Western Ene
Pittsburg
New York
Louis Ater
Magnifi
Porter Theater
Perf
Au Formance
York
Mear
Abingdon
Joey
Swope's Dress & Beauty Shop
Masa
Ae Oregards
Frank
Furniture Company
Best
Yohnson’s
Mackey
Ben
H. W. Stowits Rexall Store
Keeler
Ward
Ataligees
L.M.H.S
Allison
Thomas
Rie
Phun
Parker
Round Corner Drug Store
Mel Fisher
Royal College Shop
Drake’s Bakery
Lawrence Laundry and Dry Cleaners
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