Butterfly luncheon and society notes at Colonial tea room
Mrs W B Downing and Mrs H C Taylor hosted twenty eight guests at a butterfly themed luncheon at the Colonial tea room. Guests entered by two little girls in lavender crepe, with yellow butterflies. Bridge followed with prizes awarded. The item lists many attendees and notes a Minerian club meeting, a June chicken pie dinner, and various social events and engagements in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Downing
H.C.” Taylor
Colonial Tea Room
Mary Isabel Taylor
Loreen ‘Downing
A. P. Hults
C. B. Russell
Floyd Rankin
Arthur __ Kirchhoff
E. H. Lindley
Caroline Wolters
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Personal notes from Lawrence area social scene
Mrs Leslie Erwin went to Kansas City to see her mother at Research hospital who is to undergo surgery. Rael F Morris, former University of Kansas student and recent civil engineering graduate at Manhattan, left for Oswego with his parents after a short Sigma Nu visit. Miss Sue Moody and Miss Murporie Martin head to Kansas City and Topeka for business and weekend at home. T E Griffith, Lawrence native, now a Kansas City insurer ad Field, visits. Mrs S B Schofield of Los Angeles arrives for a visit with Mr and Mrs John C Evans while en route to Chicago. Mrs Russell Knappen and daughter Margaret Anne plan a Brookings summer. Dr Frank C Bowker of Morris, Ill, a KU 1895 grad, stays for Commencement. Dr and Mrs Carl Phillips and daughter Hazel with father J W Hastings plan an overland Utah trip for a month or six weeks. Dr and Mrs F C Bowker of Morris and daughters Ruth and Helen spend days with Prof and Mrs A J Boynton. Mrs Bowker is sister to Prof Boynton. Bowker KU 1895 grad. Mrs Harry Scott of Chanute visits Mrs E Decker. Mr and Mrs James Searles and son Gifford drive from Oklahoma City for a several weeks’ visit with Dr and Mrs A Gifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Erwin
Kansas City
John Weibel
Research Hospital
Murporie Martin
Topeka
T. E. Griffith
Lawrence
T. J. Sweeney
Griffith
B. Schofield
Los Angeles
John C. Evans
Schofield
Chicago
Russell Knappen
Margaret Anne
Carl Phillips
Hazel
Phillips
J. W. Hastings
Utah
F.ic. Bowker
Morris
Ruth
Helen
A. J. Boynton
Bowker
Boy
Topeka Governor appoints highway board trio and others
Seventeen appointments announced by Governor Paulen include the eastern central and western thirds representatives on the state highway commission C A Wilkin John W Gardner and R W Rose. Other picks cover medical and health boards, nurses examiners and a publicity agent for the fire marshal office plus a parole officer for the boys industrial school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Paulen
State Highway Commission
C. A. Wilkin
Independence
John W. Gardner
Marion
R. W. Rose
Almena
Board of Administration
H. E. Schrack
Pratt
Board of Chiropractice
W. G. Robb
F. C. Hesse
Wamego
Albert A. Bailey
Mary Helena Bailey
B. C. Baker
Wichita
Industrial Department
Western Tinkeerstry
Singer Sewing Machine Co Moves to Romine Store
The Singer Sewing Machine Co has relocated to 834 Mass street inside Romine Furniture store. A hemstitching service is offered, contact phone 584. Promoters postpone New York bout at Yankee Stadium due to rain, now rescheduled to tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Sewing ‘Machine Co
Mass
Romine
New York
Associated: Press
Yankee Stadium
Degree laurels urge culture and integrity at Kansas State
E Davenport warns graduates that a college degree proves knowledge not success and urges cultivation of refinement, character, and culture. He stresses loyalty, adaptability, health, service to society, and the pursuit of higher ideals to achieve lasting respect and achievement beyond mere credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
E. Davenport
College of ‘Agriculture
University of Ilinois
Kansas State Agricultural
Ife
Megarates
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Sold Locally
An advertising notice touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a palatable condensed form of cod liver oil. It claims rapid weight gain and health restoration for the weak and nervous, with a money back guarantee if five pounds are not gained in 30 days. It lists City Drug Store Rankin's Drug Store and Round Corner Rug Store as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beppenese
Round Cornerrug
City Drug Store
Rankin’s Drug Store
McCoy
McCoy’s
Radio record claimed for 26 meter daylight signal
R W OH Bloxam of Blackheath, amateur radio, intercepted daylight signals from Joan Reinartz of South Manchester Conn on 26 meters. Royal Geographical Society cites 3334 miles as a daylight distance record for low power. Transmitter used a kilowatt power, with a two valve receiver tuned for 200 meter reception.
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London
Associated Press
R. W. OH
Bloxam
Topeka Honor Student W Earl Brehm Receives Tuttle Scholarship
IS HONOR STUDENT W Earl Brehm of Washburn College Topeka was chosen for the Tuttle Scholarship at the Chicago Seminary He is a nephew of Mrs E F Myers of Lawrence and the son of W E Brehm former pastor of the local Lutheran church Born in Lawrence his mother was Miss Ethel Fox before marriage The scholarship supports U S college students preparing for theological study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Earl Brehm
Washburn
Topeka
Tuttle
Chicago Seminary
E. FE. Myers
Lawrence
Myers
W. E. Brehm
Ethel Fox
United States
County Board to Meet and Budget Items
The county board plans its first regular meeting of June next Monday morning to approve bills for county officials and address outstanding claims. Also noted is an appointment of Richard D Wentworth to West Point following a Fort Leavenworth exam for National Guard members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miy
West Pal
T Richard D. Wentworth
University of I
West Point
Fort Leavenworth
National Guard
Phi Delta’Theta Fraternity
Lutherans Prepare for Augs tana Synod Meeting in June
Thousands of Lutherans from across the United States and Canada will gather in Minneapolis in June for the 69th Augstana synod convention. Delegates from 13 conferences and three home mission districts will convene June 11 with the synodical council meeting June 15 to handle a large agenda. The event includes the Lutheran Brotherhood and Women’s Missionary Society conventions, plus a banquet at the Nicollet hotel. The gathering will debate centralization of synod control over education, and reaffirm fundamentalist stands. Reports cover missions in Tanganyika ChinaIndia and Porto Rico, with bandit incidents affecting Honan missions. The synod reported $5,001,471 in total last year and 10,127 children in weekday schools and 96,918 in Sunday Schools. A new flag staff was installed at Oak Hill cemetery, replacing the damaged wooden one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Associated Press
United States
Canada
Augustana Synod
Synodical Council
Synod
Lutheran Brotherhood
The
Women’s Missionary Society of the Synod
Nicollet Hotel
General Board of Education
Augustana College and Theological Seminary
Rock Island, MI
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Kans
New York
Braddock
Minnesota’ Conference
GA. ‘Brendelle
Rock Island
British East Africa
Liepsig
Tanganyika
Augustana
Augustana Missions
Honan Province
China
Madras Presidency
India
Porto Rico
Honan
Ingaborge
Edith Perglund
Telens
Vesttin
Allenrhu promise cures rheumatic pain nationwide ad
The Round Corner Drug Co and all county druggists are authorized to guarantee Allenrhu. If it does not stop agony and reduce swollen joints, money will be refunded. James H. Allen of Rochester, the discoverer, shares years of trial behind the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenrhu
Ous
James H. Allen
Forbes St
Rochester
N. Y
Round Corner Drug Co
Ady
Decoration Day Plan For Camp No 17 At Court House
Members of Joseph A. Wakt Camp No 17 Kansas to meet at the court house tomorrow at sunrise to assist G A R Decoration Day exercises. Alcorn brigades with cars will help transport veterans to and from the cemetery by order of Camp Commander C H Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Wakt
Department of Kansas
Court House
Alcormrades
C. H. Simpson
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Minervian Club
Seymour Gentry
David Mc-Creath
J. T. Farley
Mc-Creath
E. H. Siler Reat
Jane
W. J. Bryan
Florida
Cocoanut Crove, Fla
Louis ‘Bearman
J. S. Taylor
McVeigh
David McCreath
Melba Helen - Springer
Dorothy Powell
Rosetta Taylor
Josephine Gentry
Sunflower
Opal
Jayne Kennedy
Quincy’ School
Tonganoxie
Myers Inn
Rachel Pinnick
Lillian Pelzel
Martha Cowgill
Usswin ‘Henley
Kathryn Kayser
Blanche. Foy
Alice Shimmons
Kennard
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Jenkins
Gerrit Snyder
West Side Presbyterian Church
Ines Pratt
H. R. Hess
E. M. Hopkins
Department of English
Floyd. Rankin
Emma Stutz
Walter Thiele
John Stutz
Marecla Carter
Cordley School
Lane Davis
Indiana Street
Walter R. Smith
Tennessee Street
Y . Harry
D. C
Herry Ho
Harris
Dorothy Clarke
Wallace| Harris
Leroy McLzan
Gladys
Eugenie Mullins
F. Mohri
L. E. Mullins
R. A. Eusden
Esther Ott
Tommy Johnson
Cedric Wilson
Glenn Parker
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Ralph Mohri
Mullins
Mohri
Gary
Ind
University of Kansas
School of Mines
Rolla Mo
L. L. Asbury
F. L. Potter
John Rich
Amos Townsend
Joel Collins
Amy Townsend
Kirchner
John Weekman
Fred Wolf
Margaret Louise Wolf
Ellinwood
Holcom's Grove
Ead
Fay Drennon
Lucy McVey
Harry Leighty
John Levet
Kanwaka_ Literary club
Frank Miller
Ray Mitchell
Lucille
Mildred Gentry
Mitchell
Jane Button
Oliver Warren
Miss Button
Margaret Butcher
Robert D. Coghill
Frank S. Butcher
Coghill
National Tuberculosis Association
Yale University
Laura Bowen
Adda, Benander
Hays
Esther Benander
Nettie Crowder
Helen Goff
Gladys Walton
F. C. Allen
Maurice Breidenthal
Eas City
Ed S. Meairs
Vermont
Ill
Mrs. Meairs
van Bruner
Meairs
Pete Agg Et Gee
Wiss Mildred - Woodside
Denver, Colo
Marion Decker
Thompson Studio
Renkin’s
Pauley Area
M. E. Lawrence
John Senseman
Woodland Park
Mr. Senseman
Denver
Colo.ettet
Lidia E. Pinkham
Dean E. Davenport
K.S. A.C
Navarre
Lutheran Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Fire Department
Kansas Electric Power Company
Thompsons
al Besirawer
Sida Fountain
Kansas Electric Power Co
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