Club Reception Opens Lawrence Federation Season
The federated women of Lawrence opened their season with a reception at Mrs. A. Henley's home. Officers and department chairs welcomed guests, while Donald Abell displayed cartoons about student life. Plans for a clothing drive to aid Russians were announced, with collection details to follow.
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Federated Women’s Clubs
A. Henley
Louisiana Street
Lawrence
Federation
J. W. O'Bryan
Av.c. Mitchell
C. E. Lindley
G. W. Maffett
Louis Menger
H. P.smith
Educational Department
J. P. Cone
Social Hygiene
J. R. Bechtel
Health Department
George Barker
Legislative Department
C. E. Merwin
Good Government
J. B. Mack
Henley
Donald R. Abell
Hfe
Mom Henley
Abell
Fine Arts
C G. Dunlap
Helen Dana
Louise Cowdery
Chi Omega
American Friends Service Committee
Philadelphia
American Relief Administration
Herbert Hoover
Tailored Suits association postpones meeting to next week
The First Tailored Suits association will not meet this Thursday afternoon and is postponed one week. Chi Omega Open House set for Saturday 2 to 6 PM at 1187 Indiana Street to greet fraternities. Jayhawker Club meeting postponed one week due to the fair at Miss Metcalf’s home. Quincy PTA meeting postponed one week for the fair. Social Order of Beauceant to meet Thursday 2 30 PM at the Masonic Temple. A San Francisco resident is visiting Lawrence with her parents.
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Association
Chi Omega
Indiana Street
Jayhawker Club
Metcall
Quincy
Parent-Teachers Association of the
Quincey School
Masonic Temple
Personal notices of local residents and visitors
A long list of personal notes reports visits and travels of area residents. Claude Vickery USN resumes duties at Annapolis with sister Marguerite joining Madeira's School in Washington. Annie Mitchell heads to New York University. Several others plan trips to Topeka Kansas City Duluth and Baldwin while visiting relatives in Kansas and Missouri.
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Claude Vickery
United States Naval Academy
Charles Vickery
Rhode Island Street
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Marguerite Vickery
Alp. Power
Baldwin
C. J. Reed
Wichita
L. C. Allen
St. Louis
Claude Browning
Richard Lee
Payette
Tdn
Browning
W. C. Miller
E. F. Ziegela
Office urged on parcel boxes not for relay mail
Postmaster C S Finch warns the public that large street relay boxes are not for receiving parcels. He notes many boxes contain underpaid or unpaid items, delaying mail. Parcels must go to the post office for weighing, rating, and postage. bringing to the office prevents delays and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Finch
Post Office Department
Newlyweds' Honeymoon Sendoff Across Sixty-Second Anniversary
In Dodge City a honey moon trip marked by rice showers and a "newlywed" sendoff honored Mr. and Mrs. Amos Johnson of Great Bend on their sixty-second wedding anniversary. They were showered with rice, dined with relatives at Floyd McGahern's home, and then departed with their two daughters and son bound for Long Beach, California.
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Yewdall-Galbraith
Charles Yowdall
Mildred
Merle Galbraith
J.B. Galbraith
Kansas City
Kansas
East
Thirteenth Street
Dodge City
Amos Johnson
Great Bend
Floyd McGahern
Floyd McGahern, Relatives of Mr. Johnson
Long Beach
Calif
Hill Happenings at University YWCA Meeting and Posts
A University of Missouri campus note describes 400 women attending the first YWCA meeting at Myers Hall, introducing the membership drive and new cabinet roles including Little and Big Sisters. It notes student chess at KK U and a Japanese garden tea evening at Alpha Delta Pi, plus humor about freshman class mix ups and a Daily Kansan life.
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Myers Hall
YS W.C. A
Alpha Delta Pi
University
Weet Ad
Green Hail
Kansas State Historical Society to Meet in Topeka
The annual meeting of the Kansas State Historical Society will be held at the Memorial Building in Topeka on October 17. The evening session will feature moving pictures of historical interest and an exhibition of posters including French war posters donated by Governor Allen and American posters. Deep shaft Cherokee lump coal offered for immediate delivery by Raw Valley Fuel Co. manager Will Pendleton. Contacts: 219. If you want good coal call C. El Matrhews Lumber & Coal Co. Phane 34. Electric light bulbs available at City Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Historical Society
Kansas State Historical Society
Memorial
Topeka
Allen
Cherokee
Raw Valley Fuel Co
Will Pendleton
Mgr
C. EL Matrhews Lumber & Coal Co
Phane
Hutchings Opens Business in Kansas City Next Week
Hutchings, who recently patented a device for making ticket and card holders, will open a basin in Kansas City next week to manufacture these articles. He aimed to start in Lawrence but could not secure the required dies there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. Hutchings
Hutchings
Kansas City
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Robinson Gymnasium
Bip
The
Episcopal Church
Pinckney
Fair Grounds
Pinckney P.-T
San Francisco
Mrs
A. G. Landis
Otto Fischer
Japan
KK U
News 1
Kangan
Eorod
Mary L.dhise Marsh
Seventh
New Hampshire
Ieee
Best Missouri
Matthews Lumber & Coal Co
J. R. Holmes
E. Seventh
City Drug
Matthews Lumber Ca
Delft
Allan’ . Law
Everwear
Wae
Fischers
ED. V. Price
Sam G. Clarke
Muss
Round Corner Drug Co
St. Lawrence, Cot
Mwilliams’ Grocery
Rotarex
Rotaresx
Fair Ground
East 9Th St
Varsity Theatre
Famous Players — Lasky Corporation Presents
Paramount Picture
Curwood
Frozen North
Alma Rubens
Xs Cosmopolitan Productions
Toonerville
Bowersock Theatre
Rudolph Valentino
Lila Lee
Nita Naldi
Suiven
Buster Keaton
Newmark
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