Community club events mix with social dances and poolside contests
A busy social schedule at The Country Club features mixed foursomes, driving and putting contests, a ladies putt ing contest, and a freak event this afternoon with a formal dinner and orchestra in the evening. Other notices include birthday gatherings, a jewelry store anecdote, a T.F.C. club picnic, a line party, Phi Kappa farewell dance, and several dances around town.
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Gayety
Dimeiie
Lawrence Weekend Visitor Notes List of Local Guests
Personal Bert Wiggins of Kansas City spent the weekend in Lawrence. Mrs. F Baldwin of Baldwin spent Saturday in Lawrence. Abe Levy visiting at Mr. Newmark's home. Dr and Mrs W J Frick of Kansas City spent Saturday in Lawrence. Charles G Cahn of Wichita visited over Sunday with Mr and Mrs J H Cuhn. Catherine Silderbrand of Ottawa spent Sunday at M Newmark's. Robert Campbell, finishing high school here, left for Kansas City for the summer. Miss Kathryn Lane spent the
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Bert Wiggins
Kansas City
Lawrence
F. Baldwin
Baldwin
Abe Levy
Mr. Newmark
W.J. Frick
Charles G. Cahn
Wichita
J. H. Cuhn
Catherine Silderbrand
Ottawa
Hame
M. Newmark
Robert Campbell
Kathryn Lane
Laura Lee Revseh
Goldie Blotha Laine
Rosalie Griffith
Redpath-Homer Dramatic School
Ravena Brown
Clay Center
Marjory Downs
England
Herbert R
Howard
Laslett
Iornne
B.C. Bussing
J. Winston
Daughtion
Maranaville
Winston
Yarnett
Ken Burns
Kiensysas
Wrence
Ant Maes
E. W. Sellards
Austin
Tex
Susan 2. Alford
Sylvia Alford Osburn
Fraser Hall
Mise Marthelle Toops
Hutchina
Frank Montgomery
P. Topps
New York City
R. M. O'Hara
Guy O'Hara
Dennis Phillips
Mr. O'Hare
Dennis
Weekend in Baldwin Hints at Local Travel
Weekend in Baldwin features visits and travels of many residents. Riley O Robbins to Yates Center Thursday while Zulon Rentleim and Viewil Wilkinson head to Wichita. Families visit Kansas City, Oklahoma and Lawrence with relatives.
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Baldwin
Zeta Tau Alpha
Riley O. Robbins
Yates ‘Center
Lloyd Stewart
Kansas City
F. H. Commander
Kansas
Lalla Hardy
Willa
Zulon Rerentleim
Viewil Wilkinson
Wichita
Sal Marks
Friar Hess
E. R. Hess
Dora Wonsen
Muriel Hill
M Sera
Ralph Real
Walter O'Wies
Melo Sors
Raveltitfe
Shy Trene
Nanthis
Manny
Charles Jeman
Lawrence
Clinton
Revival Meetings Begin at Church of Nazarene
Revival meetings start Thursday night June 8 at the Church of Nazarone in North Lawrence. Evangelist Rev Karl E Curtis from New York will lead. All Christians are invited to attend and support outreach to save souls. A grove will host campers and meals are available at minimal cost. Pastor Henry A Dunlap urges seekers to come and hear the gospel with unction and power.
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Church of Nazarone
Fourth
Lincoln Streets
North Lawrence
Karl E. Curtis
New York
Isiah
Henry A, Dunlap
Midland Grange Meeting at Toms Home Friday Night
A Midland Grange gathering is planned for Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toms. The event details the meeting place and hosts, inviting members to attend.
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Midland Grange
Frank Toms
Church meetings and Bible themes in New York church
Church of Christ gatherings continue through Wednesday with Bible themes each evening. Services run from 8 to 4 pm at Place 10 in New York. Jewelry gifts encouraged and new goods with latest designs are available from Ed. W. Parton, Jeweler, 725 Mass. Slug Shot recommended to protect rose bushes from insects at Rankin's Drug Store.
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Church of Christ
New York
W. Partons
Rankin
Back-Fire Against the Wets A Prohibition Pledge Emerges
A 1920 campaign resolution urges churches to authorize use of their names at political conventions to back parties endorsing the Eighth Central Amendment as enforced by the Volstead Act. Arthur Capper Morris Shepard and Charles H. Rendall agree to act as guardians of the revolution for their parties.
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Arthur Capper Republican
Morris Sheppard
Demoucrat
Charles HW. Rendall
Summer Camps for ROTC Units Across Several Camps
Four school units will attend summer camps at Fortress Monroe Virginia Camp Artilery cared by Captain J Do Burdick and Sergeant Thor V Gavigan. Others will join at Camp Alfred Vail Noon for sternal corps camp with Robert L Gilbert George Jamesek and Norton. Sergeant Jasper Wolfe moves to Camp Custer Battle Creek Michigan. University representation continues with additional RO units invited.
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R. O. Tlc
Kansas
Fortress Monroe
J. Do Burdick
Thor V. Gavigan
Willian Lo McPherson
Mur RK. Martin
Henry Gi. Schmidt
Keith Eugene Schwinkey
Alfred Vail
Robert L. Gilbert
George Jase K Vd J. Norton
Francis Morton
New Jersey
Jasper Wolfe
Camp Custer
Battle Creek
Womanly thrift tale proposed for convention speech
The speaker urges attending women to craft a thrift story to inspire others and promote wiser marriage choices. The call emphasizes practical saving and prudent habits as a pathway to a strong Ehe.
Poppy Memorial Fragments From a Fading Verse
An OCR damaged page blends a World War I memorial poem with stray names and places. It references Flanders Fields, poppies, and vows to honor the dead, then shifts to a garbled note about Charles Vaurha, Nasens Cite, and Geere Wetzel.
Women’s Auxiliary Meeting at City Hall Tomorrow Night
The regular monthly meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion will be held tomorrow night in the city commission’s room at City Hall. A program of entertainment has been arranged for the evening.
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Women's Auxiliary
Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
City Commission
Raging Republican National Convention Contest Opens
Chicago May 01 4 The division of nearly one seventh of all delegates to the Republican National Convention was at stake today as the national committee opened its rounds in 137 contests. Most national committeemen attended the hearing with proxies present. Noted absences included John Wing of Connecticut and others.
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Chicago
Tle National Committee
Jonh ‘T. Wing
Connecticut
D Wood
Boise Peony Healing
James A. Efeinen
Deaths and Funerals Notice For Local Residents
Mrs 8 R Dall S RB Dell dies Sunday aged TE. survived by husband and an only daughter Mrs George W Husted. Funeral at 100 oclock Tuesday from the home of George W Husted. Mrs Lucy Stovall dies and body to Tupelo MS for interment. Mrs Dora Purvis dies yesterday. funeral tomorrow at 2 from Funk Chapel. Interment Oak Hill cemetery.
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R. Dall S
Dell
George W. Husted
Ifiverge
W. Husted
Lucy Stovall
Tupelo
Mississippi
Dora Purvis
Funk Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
To Bury Bonus Bill
Washington May 31 The soldier relief bill faced the senate likely for reference to a committee opponents argued it would be effectively buried. Senate leaders indicated no chance for action before the recess expected to last until September while opponents urged quick referral to the committee to prevent further debate.
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Washington
Senate
Erptensberg
Boys Enjoyed Pictures At Local Scout Event
Several hundred Lawrence youths attended a Boy Scout film shown at Bowersock Saturday funded by the Rotary Club. H. B. Peskrs spoke for Rotary, urging cooperation with scouts and support for their work and play. Albert Shaner departs Wednesday on a business trip to Coffeyville Tulsa and other points. Liquid Capudine advertised for headaches at Rankin s Drug Store.
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Lawrence Youngg
Bowersock
Lawrence
Rotary Club
H. 8
Peskrs
Rotary
Albert Shaner
Wesnesday
Coffeyville
Kansas
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Wreck Near White Oak Oklahoma Kills Nine
A head on collision near White Oak Oklahoma left nine dead and many injured as two trains collided on a sharp curve. Responders reached the scene about miles from the accident site. Reports describe several fatalities and numerous injuries among passengers from the two trains.
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Rllco
White Oak
Okla
Tul Okla
Sial Teast
St. Leuk
Sam
Francisco
Ville
Women delegates urged to bring clothing for federation meet
Mrs. Josiah Hyans Cowles, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, urges delegates to arrive with all clothing handled by May St-T and emphasizes thrift, arguing four million men are unavailable for labor and production is declining. She warns against a denim or gingham dress tage and calls for makeovers to aid those in need.
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Maines
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Josiah Hyans Cowles
Federation
Kathleen
van Allen
Mary Carter
Mary
Counsin
Robert Shirley Winston
Winston
Rutherford
Kate Ford
Kathleen Rutherford
Sonia Orloff
Sonia
Peter Grandin
Peter
Kentucky
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