Large social tea and missionary society event described
A large social tea hosted by Mrs. R A Husden drew about two hundred guests with Miss Ethyl Dyk assisting. The Evangelical Women’s Missionary Society presented their annual program featuring a doll missionary dialogue, children’s songs, and a missionary chorus. A bank gift of 87.49 was raised for foreign missions, and next meetings include Quivira and Tennota clubs with brief program notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Husden
Ethyl Dyk. Holland
Dorothy Ner
L. S Lewis
Charles Elwell
Neil Greenlees
Margn Emery
Hugh Means
E. Wy-Learned
A. L. Owed
S al
Henry Werner
C Aa
Anders
Ethel Mull
Lydia Missismore Johnson
Ruby Horton
Evangelical Women’s Missionary Society
Derrise Smith
Sarah McCall
Hazel Gregr
Catherine Pennier
Mabel Martin
Dollieg
Ures
Ruth Bargert
Bulie Erwin
Helen Ingle
Fern Jaggett
Jute Hatch
Annabel Werkenthin
Margaret Messer
Bernice Drury
Polly
Missionary Society
Esther Bargert
Lenz ‘Wulfkuhle
O. F. Ingle
P. Shares
Missionary Societies of
Douglas
First Evangelical Church
Tenth
Connecticut Streets
Decemer
Lena Wulfkuhle
Ingle
Ruby Gish
O. F E. Ingle
Gla Husher
Wulfkuhle
B. I
Ludy
AL Burgert
R. O. Burgert
Father Burgert
C.F. Bahnmaier
Lena Wulfkukle
Anna Bohlfing
M. Heitzman
J.F. Brock
Mesdames Beck
Bowen
Gooper
Werkenthin
Shores
Giesey
Schelbar
Kirchner
Harris
Homecoming Banquet Draws Kansas City Alumni to ATO House
The annual Alpha Tau Omega Homecoming banquet gathered Kansas City alumni and others in town for the Kansas Missouri football game. Walter Weisenkorn acted as toastmaster and many speakers from Columbia Mo to Lawrence Kans led discussions. Numerous guests from Kansas City and nearby towns attended, with a busy schedule of social and club meetings surrounding the event.
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Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Walter Weisenkorn
R. R. Walker
C. A. Miller
Columbia
Willard M. Benton
Kansas City
Kin
C. B. Hosford
Lawrence
Judes Leslie K. Lyons
Chester Jones
Robert S Lemon
Pitt Amon
A.B. Kienth
John Ott
William Young
Doris McMillan
Martha Jdeatheridee
Bessie C. Roberts
W.bihr
Jie J. Lyons
Tanekay
Eonard
Caroline Hart
Hoss Chanute
Gunn
W. S
DHL
Musk A. Miller
Jn Wendall
Ey Hosford
Arson
Personal notices of visitors and guests in Missouri towns
Dr and Mrs Minter Bragg of Mexico MO and Mr and Mrs GT Fagin of Lathrop MO were guests of Mrs Margaret Henderson and Mrs A B Carter the past week. Also mentioned are Blanche Wilson of Selina and Ethel Dykstra of Holland MI visiting relatives, with other locals hosting weekend guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minter Bragg
Mexico
G.t XK. Fagin
Blanche Wilson
Selina
Eastern Star
Ethel Dykstra
Holland, Mich
R. A. Eusden
Erna Williams
Topeka
Irvine Reed
Marysville
E. L. Hathaway
Chillicothe
Carl ‘Ketels
W. H. Qua
Noted guests visit as Oak Ridge plans program
Miss Mary F. Nottingham and pupils of Oak Ridge school will give a program and supper at the school house on Wednesday November twenty fifth, with the public invited. Ladies are asked to bring pes or hoxes. Tre W. E. Tenney spent the day in Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs John Strong host their guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ Strong
Tre. W. E. Tenney
Kansas
Cit
Mary F. Nottingham
Oak Ridge School
Open Greek theater opens in Jacksonville Illinois
A circular open air Greek theater in Jacksonville Illinois debuted as a nearly perfect circular venue with acoustics praised. Designed by Art Institute of Chicago professors the 5000 seat facility used a transformed water reservoir near the Centennial Park for the stage and audience and features a three level stage with rapid scene changes. The city owns the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakesonville
Ill
Jacksonville
Art Institute of Chicago
The 50-Piece Band Plays On Despite No Funds
The Jacksonville community musicians, paid only when money is available, performed even during lean times. Their last concert earned each member eighty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Testies Marriage Licenses Issued Saturday by Probate Judge
Marriage licenses issued Saturday by Probate Judge Louis Menger include Harry B. Robinson and Mildred George of Princeton Missouri. Ernest Sutter of Lawrence and Mary Elizabeth Church of Oskaloosa received licenses, with another license issued this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Menger
Harry B. Robinson
Mildred George
Princeton
Ernest Sutter
Lawrence
Mary Elizabeth Church
Oskaloosa
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