Society Luncheon Opens Week of Farewells and Gatherings
Miss Eyina Guiler hosted a seven oclock luncheon in honor of Miss Evelyn Woodware who departs Saturday with her parents to live in Pueblo Cola. Guests included Mia Ni Woodward Mrs Wyat Perstler Cecil Morinvalle Edith Olson Emma Olsen Ara Hegeman Estle Hereman and ona Geiler. A nine oclock breakfast honored Miss Margaret Haworth with high school girl friends of the D. T. C. club. The Country club plans a dinner dance tonight while Pro Lambda Theta sponsors its annual strawberry shortcake party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyina Guiler
Evelyn Woodware
Pueblo Cola
Mia Ni Woodward
Wyat Perstler
Denver
Cola
Cecil Morinvalle
Edith Olson
Emma Olsen Ara Hegeman
Estle Hereman
Andona Geiler
Miss Haworth
Dorothea Engle
Jessie Wyatt
Margaret Haworth
Freckles Removal Ad Promises Clear Complexion
An advertisement touts Othine Double Strength for freckle removal with a money back guarantee. It claims first applications show improvement and some freckles may vanish entirely. Readers are urged to ask for the double length bottle at the druggist.
Local residents embark on short trips and visits
Personal C H Ritter spends the week in Kansas City. Cotton Goff visits his sister in Junction City. Lawrence Bever returns to Colby after visiting friends. Prof W L Burdick travels to Anthony to deliver a high school commencement address. Gala Roberts seeks medical treatment in Kansas City. Miss Minnie Mayer visits relatives in Topeka. Miss Isabel Jewett travels to Wake-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Ritter
Kansas City
Cotton Goff
Junction City
Lawrence Bever
Colby
Kans
W. L. Burdick
Anthony
Auto Cleaning Products Advertised for Car Care
An advertisement promotes Auto Paints and Varnisacs Chant ois Sponges Johnson cleaners and liquid wax for polishing cars with Auto Mist for wind shields presented as a complete car care kit.
Community council drive aids rural social progress
A Kansas Big Springs program led by Charles E. Henry and guests aims to form community councils to improve rural life and attract veterans home from service. The event featured Henry on cornet, Mrs Henry singing, Mrs Higgins and Mildred Popplewell singing, and readings by Mr Brown, with the group already establishing several councils. Capt. R F Sherfey reported Polish troops arrived safely at Lody Poland from Coblenz, noting poor conditions for Poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Kans
Charles E. Henry
Misa
Mildred Popplewell
C. E. Higgins
Dallas
Kor
Brown
Big Springs
Henry
F .K. Edmondson
West Fourteenth
Joplin
France
Kk. J. McLagughiin
Paola
Effie Meyer
Orrick
Marjorie Fulton
Topeka
W. F. Kingsbury
Ottawa
E. Geiler
Leavenworth
A. McFarland
John Peterson
Mire
Grant Glenn
Lovampton
Harriet
Penney
Tohoka
Rls. Collins
Wakarusa
Kani
Misa Kate Jowett
Simmons Hospital
Richard Garlicks
St. Joseph
H. Ingralls
Toneka
E. L
Mrs. Haddow
Arthur Penticuff
Kansas City
Pauline
Marjorie Anna Richards
Olathe
Augusta Utermann
Harris Goodridge
Mothers Friend Used For Easier Childbirth Promoted
A short note mentions Mothers Friend tonic used to ease childbirth with claims of relaxing muscles. It then shifts to a social page listing local people, travel plans, and visits such as Lynn Courtney and W. H. Charlton at Lakeview, Laurine Lynn visiting Topeka, O'Leary's track trip to Ames, and Miss Augusta Utermann returning home from Olathe for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Courtney
W. H. Charlton
Lakeview
Laurine Lynn
Topeka
Lucile Lloyd
Horton
Dorman O'Leary
Ames
O’leary
C. C. Stewart
Evelyn
Math Club Breakfast in Woodland Park and W C T U Meeting
The Midland Rural Math Club held its annual breakfast at 6 50 this morning in Woodland Park. Mrs Shultz hosted the May 22 meeting with Mrs Herbert Bruckmiller as the next host. Guests included Mrs Cunningham and Mrs Guy Schultz. The Wallace W C T U in North Lawrence met at Rev Popplewell's with ten members and three visitors. Proceeds from a concert for the Reconstruction Fund totaled 12 80. A quiz noted unions in 40 countries. Adjourned to meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Math Club
Woodland Park
Midland Rural
Midland Rural Club
Shultz
Carter
Henry
Herbert Bruckmiller
Cunningham
Guy Schultz
China
Denman
Popplewell
Moon
Reconstruction Fund
World W C T U notes on origin and figures in temperance
The article recalls the 1883 founding of the World's W C T U by Frances E Willard and her views on a unified temperance movement. It notes Japan’s W C T U president Madame Kaji Yajimi at age 85 and explains wireless atmospherics as a bugbear for operators. It also recounts Queen Marie Antoinette’s push for square handkerchiefs leading to Louis XVI 1785 decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E. Willard
San Francisco
Japan
Kaji Yajimi
England
Africa
Marie Antoinette
Louis XVI
Store News and Price Outlook for Customers
Editorial notes that customers deserve all store news and recalls a 2 years ago warning of rising merchandise prices. It claims many customers acted on ahead purchases based on market knowledge and emphasizes ongoing price awareness.
Samoyedes of the Frozen Marshes Live by Reindeer Wealth
Samoyedes are wandering tribes spanning from forest belts to Arctic shores. They owe allegiance to no master and remain largely unchanged by civilization. Their wealth centers on reindeer, and they worship idols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samoyedes
Arctic
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