Open house at three sorority houses with music and guests
SOGETY fraterity men invited to open houses at Theta Phi Alpha Alpha Xi Delta and Sigma Kappa with Kansas City orchestras playing until 1 o clock and 8:30 one o clock respectively. Guests include Dorothy Evans Louise Cavaugh Mary Reed Barbara Burns Helen Burns and others. Chaperones are named. Faculty and club meetings follow in Lawrence with talks on daisies winter bouquets Dahlias and a demonstration at the state convention. Engagement announced for Wilna Harris to Bush Van Blarcum with October 15 wedding set.
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May Tanting
S. M
Law
J. G. Killiger
Kansas City
Wil
Theta Phi Alpha
Dorothy Evans
D. A. Beckwith
Harry T. Lander
Barbara Burns
Kar City
Helen Burns
Aunt Het at High School Party Sparks Fun and Prizes
The 1927 school event features Miss Flora Stebbins classes presenting The Follies after gym games. Five prizes reward skill and spirit, with additional awards for the chummiest couple and the ugliest man. Principal J R Barnes and Ray L Boyer duel in a chess match to challenge future high school champs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Grege
Marshall Scott
Evelyn Swarthout
Henry Hond
Freda Alt
Flora Stebbins
J. R. Barnes
Ray L. Boyer
Wee Ee Eees
Personal notices from Lawrence and neighboring towns
Mrs H S Martin and Miss Sibyl Martin spent the day in Kansas re Albert Newby was in Kansas City for the day. Mrs O S Correa and small son spent the day in Topeka. Miss Edna Jackson returned home at Darker after visiting her brother Lester Jackson a University student. Robert McCoy left for a weekend at his home in Hiawatha. Mrs H E Tanner went to Kansas City for the day and her granddaughter Mary Tanner will visit. John MacFarlane of Denver is in Lawrence visiting lifelong friend T J Sweeney. MacFarlane was a former Union Pacific conductor now retired on a pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re. Albert Newby
Kansas City
O. S. Correa
Topeka
Edna Jackson
Lester Jackson
Darker
Robert McCoy
Hiawatha
H. E. Tanner
Mary Tanner
John MacFarlane
Denver
Lawrence
T. J. Sweeney
MacFarlane
Union Pacific
First Presbyterian Church seeks to teach The Sacrament and faith doubts
Sunday services at First Presbyterian Church feature Dr William H Butler D D speaking on The Unique Place of the Sacrament of the Lord s Supper at morning and The Religious Doubter at 745 pm. Church school 945 am led by superintendent. men and Young People groups meet for Bible study and socials. Local theater and employment notices follow.
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First’ Presbyterian Church
Church School
Patee Theatre
James Naismith
Lawrence
Pat
Seventh Grade Assembly at Lawrence Junior High
Seventh grade pupils at Lawrence Junior High held a morning assembly in the study hall featuring a piano solo by Claudine Reynolds, a vocal solo by Nancy Harmon, a violin solo by Robert Ardrey, a presentation Life of Frances Willard by Margaret Austill, the aims of Junior High by Principal J E Stonecipher, and a school song. Shoes may come and shoes may go, but men kick on for ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Junior High School
Claudine Reynolds
Nancy Harmon
Frances
E. Willard
Margaret Austill
Robert Ardrey
J. E
Stonecipher
Spain’s Prosperity Drives Catalan Rail Electrification
Spain undergoes rapid transformation with new enterprises and national prosperity ahead. Catalonia leads the change, aided by an outwardly connected, progressive people. Electrification of railways from Barcelona to Manresa and to San Juan de las Abadesas nears completion, signaling economic modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Spain
Catalonia
Manresa
San Juan de Las Abadesas
Electrified lines advance on Northern Railroad work
The report notes continued construction on local lines of the Northern Railroad company and ongoing work to extend electrification. It highlights Catalonia’s water potential and Spain’s northward progress in building new communication means to connect isolated districts with population centers. The German Advertising Association held a general convention at Munich following US and UK precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Munich
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Lawren Ver ‘Club
RM. Fitzpatrick
Vermont Street
A. P. Fey
W. H. Schoene
W.G. Huston
J. Frank Jones
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L. N. Lewis
Pi Geta Phi
Lewis
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Indiac Club
M. W. Sterling
Louisiana Street
Aiebts
Douglas County
W. C.F. UL
Bigs Springs
Mary J. Ewing
Washington Creek
Myr
George Harris
Wilna
Bush van Blarcum
Centerview, Mo
The
Presbyterian Church
Wallace W. C. T. U
Wilsey Wilson
Maple Street
Robert Walker
Tate and City
Myers Hall
F. H. Lindley
H. Thurnau
F.H. Hodder
John Griffiths
Karl Klooz
Pailin Merhem
M. Sterling
Wealthy Babcock
H. B. Chubb
Cora Dolhes
Ricker Hall
Ohio Street
Kennard W. C. T. U
Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge
R. C. Rankin
M. G. McKenzie
Memorial H Igh
Aunt Het
Robert Quillan
Publishers Syndicate
First Presbyterian Church
William H. Butler
D. D
Minis
Plan Russian Schools
Moscow
Russia
Educational Commissariat
Russian Republic
Soviet Union
Hutchings
Ee Drink Coors Golden
McNish Bottling Works
Kansas Electric Power Co
Holmes Bldg
Dunmire’s
Beaver
Miller Furniture Co
Shimmons Bros
F. B. McCollech
Maas
Rising Furniture Sale
L. L. Rising Furniture Store
Sune Hachman
Peta
Smothers
BB Ie BE
Dairy Tania Eee
Wes
Coldie
Kelvinator
Kel
Vinator
Eltire
Leonard
Fransis Electric Power
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