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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1922
Page
5
Lawrence area social calendar lists a Topeka Country Club luncheon, church society gatherings, Democratic Women’s meeting in Commerce, Girls group in parish house, Halloween event at Neil School, South Side Reading Club, Christian Sunday school helpers, Elks open house, Pinckney PTA, Year Round Club, and a University Heights dinner hosted by Dr Frank Strong.
Miss Esther Schmidt of Topeka and Miss Esther Hamburger of Saling return after visiting Theta Mu Alpha chapter house. They plan to attend the Theta Phi Alpha dance Saturday night. Georgia Hanson spent the afternoon in the city. Gould traveled to Topeka on business. Meek brothers and families prepare for Arkansas return. Mrs. W. M. Pennington spent today in Topeka. Seidecua and Sechell families noted in district travels and extended trips to Paris and Tulsa contexts.
Several residents and visitors are listed at length visiting family and friends in towns such as Kansas City Lawrence Topeka and Denver. Names include Mrs Bert Wiggins Miss Verdi Hemming Dr J F Brock Miss Jessie Gauck Mrs D D Brownback Dr and Mrs Maclay Lyon and Walter L Howe among others with trips to Cincinnati Newata and Topeka.
Mrs. J. W. Griffin died at her son S. E. Griffin's home five miles south of Lawrence at 3 20 this morning. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Hi Y plans a program at the high school tonight with the topic gambling and its evils. Led picture in Lander's advertisement Thursday only with prizes totaling 1800 dollars.
A food sale is planned at Pinckney school on Thursday afternoon. Proceeds will support school activities. For details contact J R Bolmes at Just Insurance 107 E Seventh.
Wednesday events include a Kansas Compensation Measure discussion at Green Hall for all men, a Thursday joint meeting for men and women on adjusted compensation, and a W C A gathering with Miss Blanchard from New York. Professor Whitlock and Miss Rass will perform a recital at Fraser chapel, while visitors from London and local faculty attend campus activities.
A thirty piece band from the state prison at Leavenworth will perform at a 100 o clock convocation in the university gymnasium. Warden M F Amrine will deliver two short addresses. The party arrives by automobile and will be guests at the university for the morning event.
A fragment notes a committee including Marioni Treston Betty Testard Oeschlager and Thelma Kastor. The advertisement for Lander’s is set to appear in Thursday’s pager with one photo and a title.
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