Busy Brackett Club Notes And Social Gatherings
Numerous Brackett area clubs and groups held meetings and social events this week. The Double Seven Thimble club planned its season opener at Mrs. C. T. Royston’s home on Maine street. Pleasant Hour members hosted a 1 pm lunch and program with 25 members and 12 guests attending. Members and guests listed include Mrs. Ellaphenie and Mrs. George White of Reno plus several local names. The Young Matrons, B. H. and bridge clubs, and Monday Team Whist held gatherings, elections, and project talks. A guest day, material displays, and a postures roll call featured at various sessions. The Lutheran Students Association planned an evening party, and the League of Women Voters discussed amendments at the old city hall. A birthday surprise dinner for Mrs. J. R. Holmes was arranged by Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Holmes at 801 Missouri Street.
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Double Seven
Thimble Club
Sam Kelsall
Jack Kelsey
Eugene Kiefer
George White
Lester Terry
Ellaphebie
Reno
D. Denman
C. H Larcom
W. C. Boardman
Leland Colman
M. Steele
J. B. Wiggins
E. C. Stimpson
Lester Perry
Dorothy Arnott
Clara Seele
Juanita
Kelsey
Kansz City
J. R. Holmes
C. B. Holmes
Missouri Street
J.R. Holmes
Ada Mauck
H. W. Bradley
Robert
Brackett
Farm Bureau
Jacob Hammig
A. R.‘Olmstead
Guy Bigsby
H. D. Howland
Jens Øst
League of Women Voters
Old City Hall
Jensen
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Tax amendment odds raise questions for schools and courts
A speaker warned that a proposed amendment to a fifteen mill tax may smooth some irregularities yet create complications likely to trigger court litigation. He said schools could face serious program cuts in many cases, while rural communities with indebtedness might see different effects. The discussion was followed by mention of a Douglas County Women's Democratic organization event.
Tea at the Democratic headquarters in Lawrence
An open afternoon tea at 71 Massachusetts Street invites all interested citizens of Lawrence and Douglas County from 8 to 9 o clock. Invitations are gracious, and the event aims to welcome local residents regardless of party affiliation.
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Headquards
Massachusetts Street
Forrow
Lawrence
Douglas County
Special Saturday Ad Offers New Class at Business College
An advertisement notes an Adv. ed. class to be organized at the Business College next week as part of a special Saturday event.
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Business College
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Otto Barteldes
R. M. Fitzpatrick
M. F. Hudson
Myron Metz
Barker Avenue
Elmer E. Brown
M. T. Sucher
Agnes Thompson
F. H. Hodder
Peter Emerg
Howland
Brackett Communite
Bigsby
Raceng Lefer
J. G. Fatchen
J. W. McClure
William
Kirby
Levett
Mina P. Dias
Christie Hepler
Betty Loum Olmstead
Jolly Juniors
Sunior High School
Jean Lee Astman
Ruth Mary Chandler
Ruth Wiedemann
Helen Wade
Alice Ann Jones
Lorene Downing
Margaret Hyde
Jean Stouffer
Jean Lee Aszman
Lutheran Students Association
Lutheran Church
Wallace W.C.T.U
Centenary Methodist Church
Thomas Popplewell
H. EB. Capen
H.W. Keene
Rice O Neal
Black and Brown Kidskin
Red Cross
I. Miller
Kidskin
Miller- Jones
All the
Massachusetts Ave
Lawrence, Kens
Women’s Democratic Organization of
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Oyerel As
JPR
INIA
Rudolph Glatthaar
Vanity Beauty Shop
Tor Street
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Brassieres
Jersey
Tom
Percale
Children’s Wear
Dorset
Columbia Medallion
Medallion
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