Quincy PTA Holds Halloween Meeting and Bazaar
The Quincy Parent-Teacher Association met yesterday at 3:15 pm in the kindergarten room decorated in Halloween colors. Members showcased student performances, discussed funding for kindergarten and grades four to six, planned clothing and daily meals for-needy children, and welcomed new president Mrs Avant while Mrs Corey led the reception with 180 attendees.
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Quincy
Toom
Hallowe'eh
Gle Loih
Ates
Doyce “Johnson
Quincy Plt
Wayne W. Curfman
Dorothy" Enlow
Au Lamn
Savas
Iirna Corey
Avant
Curfman
Opal
Jayne Kennedyy
E . Harkey
Ala. Schaefter
Realization and Meeherstone
Eas
Gorey
Riedel
Schaeffer
Iagalls
Hallowe'en party and community notices in Kansas town
Newlyweds spurn aid at a Hallowe'en party in Holloway's hall with about seventy attending. Fortunes told by a witch, refreshments and dancing followed. Other entertainments include Miss Reetz's Halloween party at 542 Tennessee Street with games and a two course meal. Various clubs met, plans for a university journalism event discussed, and many local women hosted gatherings with music, tea, and charitable or educational activities.
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Holloway’s Hall
Mack Karnes
W. W. Chambers
Earl
Hallé
B. Bishop
Prognant
Earl Chambers
eRenzie
Springer
A A Lamb
Marie Cadwell
A. W. Lamb
Ollivene Reetz
Pearl Dillon
Hallowe'en
Miss Reetz
Tennessee Street
Chris Loenstein
E. Hill
Wilma and
Glenda
Personal notices from Kansas City and Topeka visitors
Local personals note brief travels and visits as residents and guests plan day trips and meetings. Mr. and Mrs. J G McElhinny and Mrs W A Schaal visit Topeka. J D Dresser and Wheeler attend Kansas City business. Edith Welle Marguere We Atteberry and Grant Anderson travel from Kansas City to Lawrence for a high school journalism conference.
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J. D. Dresser
Kansas City
Edward Taylor
W. A. Schaal
Topeka
Marvin C. Hyre
Whipple
Topka
A. BE. Sabin
Dana, Ind
Lawrence
Kanas City
A- E. Sabin
Edith Welle
First Presbyterian Church Service Notes and Schedule
William He Butler D D minister at First Presbyterian Church with morning Bible school at 9 45 led by E B Allen. James Naismith teaches a men s Bible class at the Patee theatre. Morning sermon The Message of Autumn evening Making It Easy for God young people meet at 6 for social and devotional after a picnic supper led by Dui Dinsmore Alter Christian Education theme. Music includes organ prelude choral prelude Dubois anthem Go Not Far From Me Go unod choir Offertory Shepherd s Fipes Harris solo The King of Love My Shepherd Is Leu Gounod Miss Leila Hemphill First Christian Church pastor Charles A Richard assistant Mrs William H H Dunn Bible school Prof H F Holtow junior church Miss Mabel Richardson.
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Schdol
H. E. B. Allen
Dui Dinsmore Alter
Dubois
d—Gounod
Fipes — Harris
Love
Shepherd
Gounod
Mies Leila Hemphill
Volckmer
Religious services and notices at Clinton Presbyterian Church
Morning worship and communion service with sermon entitled Each In His Own Tongue. Offertory solo and anthem. Evening worship with Heplorth Hythe s Quartet Hock of Ages. Talk on Religion and Government at Brotherhood meeting. Sabbath school at ten. Joint elders and trustees meeting after service. Piano for sale at 1029 Kentucky Street Saturday between 10 and 4.
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van de
Ul Johnson
Christian Endeavor
Seri Subject
Heplorth
Clinton
Presbyterian Church
Aworth
Ang
T. Anderson
School Jessen
Kentucky Street
Have Kidneys Examined and Use Salts for Relief
A period advisory urges kidney examination by a doctor and suggests using four ounces of Jad Salts daily to flush and cleanse sluggish kidneys. The remedy, made from grape juice and lithia, is described as inexpensive and safe, aiding to neutralize acids and relieve bladder weakness.
Lawrence families host visits and farm news
Saturday night and Sunday saw numerous Lawrence residents visit kin and farms across Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Skeets of Lawrence hosted relatives from Kansas City and East Kansas while John Thiry and others traveled to Topeka and Topeka area to visit kin. A cow struck by lightning saddened Skeets and Thiry households as families shared news of births, moves, and weekend trips to Kansas City and Nortonville.
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Anna’ Skeets
Lawrence
Har Skeets
Willie- Rice
Rice
Kansas City
John Thiry
Floyd
Alll
Easton
Kans
Sun
Tir
Vais
John Mold
Ke. Horr
Willie Rice
John
Canaryi
Fred $ Anton
Paversoe
Earl Janeway
Edward Shrimplin
William Marion
Shrimplin
Florence Murphy
G. W. Berard
Harold
Skeet
Toose
Vernon
Ardell
Glen
Topeka
Willie Richard
Thi
Satana
Frank Johns
Bigmark
Willie Haley
Will Holdey
Clinton ‘Viets
Ray Viets
Baker Murphy
Lulu
Maydna Francis Thiry
W. C. Collins
Janeway
W. C. Thiry
Valley Grove
F. A
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Lasting Shine Free Look
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO face powder praised for long wear and a peachy skin tone. It claims to minimize shine and pores and emphasizes purity and beautifying qualities. Stores listed include City Drug Store Eldridge Pharmacy and Round Corner Drug Co.
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City Drug Store
Eldridge Pharmacy
Round Corner Drug Co
Adv
Sunday dinner guests at the Earl Stowe home
Local notes list Sunday visits by GEarl Stowe family and friends from Lawrence and nearby towns. Agnes Pine stayed with her parents in Lawrence. Hazel Stowe and others visited relatives. Arthur Mesenhimer hauled stock to Kansas City. Mrs Brown and Harland visited Skeets family. several Stowe relatives mentioned. Forfeiture of a police court bond reported for drunkenness.
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Arthur Ulvidh
Crawford McClung
Ulihh
Membe
Whittaker
Clee
Guy Winchell
Tryon’ Winchell
Maynie Walker
Martha Ulrich
David Passon
A. D. Manter
Lawrence
Ina Walker
L. H. Petefish
P Bios Dutioes
Northrup
Eecavett
Edecation of Clubs
Olathe
Earl ‘Stowe
Jjc
el Bitch
F. A. Higley
Agnes Pine
Clarence Thine
Hazel
Stowe
Alice Rarick
Roy Stanley
L Lawrence
T.'P. Murphy
Peace Prize Promoter Dies During Address to Women Group
A Berkeley physician reports the death of a prize organizer during a peace event in which a $100000 prize was pledged. The crowd heard the speaker collapse from heart failure as doctors attended.
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Bok
Priz Berkeley
Charles Heer Eve T Skinner
Pew
Aigbastine
Barber
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Roert Stefart
Cyrus
Longview
Wash
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Dupheat
Rolland Wallis
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the Old Friends
Philip Ernst
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Iva Belle Harper
Cora’ Davenport
Fay Ore- Jup
New Bridge
Marcia, Wood
L. H. Emmett
F.H. Olney
Kate Riggs
Ve. W. A. Macobbrie
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Ray Lawrence
Erman Spangler
Bernhard
Jane Gordon
Helen Roge
Fisry’ Stebbins
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Dad
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B. B. Bridge Club
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Department of Journalism
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Lindley
L. N.fling
Gertrude Starcy
Marian Leigh
Pegty
Huffman
Berniace Palenske
Agice Gaskill
Cy J. Eriksen
Arthur Utvich
Crawford San. Martin
Guy Ang
E. Seetin
Martin
Bigsby
John Manwaring
I . Lewis
Jerry
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Martha Rogers
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Peiwarte
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Cameron
Pittsburg
Mu Phi Epsilon
August Brettschneider
Cincinnati
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Colonial Tea Room
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J. W. Krum
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Fred ¥. Green
Michigan
Norrell Tyrrell
Tyrrell
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Tonia
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J. G. McElhinny
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First’ Presbyterian Church
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William HH. Dunn
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Mabel Richardson
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