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Southwestern Collegian from Winfield, Kansas • 3

Southwestern Collegian from Winfield, Kansas • 3

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Winfield, Kansas
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Till: NOtTIIWRSTKKN COLLKUIAX PACK THREE. PIUDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1920. Ruth Fowler Visited relatives Weir, Lloyd Bertbolf, Clarence I rf- tierce, unesier iiower, urea au, Joe Bailey, Earl Bradley and Dean Farnsworth. flMerce's Booh Store Extends Greetings and as a Cordial welcome to Southwestern Students. We dellvere free any where in the city.

Allen's Cash Grocery. KIMMl'K WITH H. O. STUDENTS. (Continued from Page 1.) 0.

A. CATE FURNITURE For all your needs in Furniture and House near Kingman. Goldie Lawless Grant Abstract Medford, Okla. Ruby and Margaret Miller At Lome in Sylvia. Maude Morgan At borne in Driftwood, Okla.

Edna Ann Tennery In summer school at Southwestern. Bryl Freeman Coopers Grocery; Winfield. Edith Whitt Home at Sylvia. Carmen Carey Father's laundry at Peabody. Charlote Burgert Summer school at University of Oklahoma.

Maud Harper Visited sister at Slater, Mo. Elizabeth Ungles Office of Dr. Ungles at Arlington. i Edith Hood At borne in Winfield. ir.i a a i r.

President Kirk overseeing things at S. C. Gladys Upstone At borne in Fair-dale, Illinois. Orace McGuIre In store at Mead, Kansas. Dorothy Martin In school at EVERYTHING IN Central Commercial College.

ueien uier- ouuiuwemtru School. Jessie WallaceHome at Stafford. GROCERIES, FRUITS, NUTS, CANDIES. M. L.

Wortman Son 124 East Ninth. Helen West Home at Blackwell. MAH11LIGK3 Southwestern again proves herself 0 championship school by the number of marriages, which took place Among her students this summer. First there was the marriage of Miss Lila Horton to Mr. Ralph Templln, which occurred on June 18.

They were married at the home of the bride's parents at Geuda Springs, Kansas by Rev. Duck of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Templln will go to Boston this winter where Mr.

Templln will take work in the University of Boston. Another marriage of interest was that of Miss Fern Creekmore and Mr. Albion King, which occurred at Wichita, July 19. Rev. Mathews of Topeka performed the ceremony.

Mrs. King's father Is pastor of the South Lawrence Baptist church at Wichita. Miss Audra Meador and Rev. Pearson of the Methodist church at For-gan, Oklahoma were married near the first of August. Mrs.

Pearson was a Freshman in S. C. last year. Miss Ruth Stout, '19 and Mr. Carl Penniwell were married near the first of June.

Mrs. Penniwell taught school last year and Mr. Penniwell was in S. C. Miss Thelma Doggett was married to Mr.

Nelson, June 17. Rev. Clifford Doggett officiating. Mrs. Nelson lived at Liberal, Missouri.

Miss Ollie Bell Jasper of Lebo, Kansas and Mr. Clifford Doggett were married at the home of the brides parents on July 29. Rev. Chas. Dennison performed the ceremony.

The marriage of Miss Melba Lank-ard to Mr. Boyd Bridges occured June 26 at Kingfisher. Both are well known here. They are at home now in Arkansas City where Mr. Bridges ifc in the life insurance business.

Shakespear tells us that "there is a tide in the affairs of men which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune." We sincerely hope that this summer was the high water mark in the lives of each of these people and Join with their host of Southwestern friends in wishing them their full share of health, happiness and Prof Gutierrez summer school at S. C. Miss Bernstorf Visiting In Colo-rado. Prof. Stout Summer school at S.

C. Prof. Oncley Summer school at S. C. Phone 668, Allen's Cash Grocery.

TOelcome jfacultE anb Stubents Haiel Calvert Bookkeeper at Cal-vert-Cheek. Bertha Snyder In school at Central Commercial College. Faye Zukars Summer school at S. C. Maurice Rickard Harvest and threshing', Anthony.

Blozom Bros. Farming at Pratt. Tercy Beck Farming and preening at Hunter, Okla. Trip through Minnesota, Wisconson and Illinois. Conroy Trillingham Summer school and quartet.

Hoyt Piper Quartet. Wells Bros. Farming, Spivey. Paul Holmes Travelling for S. C.

and Central Commercial College. Prof. Ewald Summer scchool and Pacific coast. Miss Price Summer school. Miss Hays Summer school.

Lois Marshal Post office at Leon. Florence Irwin At home in Ar-gonla. Clara Jollffe Vacation at Chain Lakes, Wisconson. Agatha Martin At home in Canton, Okla. Joy and Gladys Scott At home in Pratt.

Gladys and Ruby Saunders County clerk's office, Winfield. Rilla Fowler At home in Kingman. Peg Humble Travelled for Columbia Lyceum. Bertha Music At home in R. B.

BIRD The RexaJI Store Greeta South- Make Our Store Your Down-Town Headquarters. We are headquarters for Eastman Kodaks, 'Liggetts Chocolates. Meet at Bird'. TI Where Society Brand Clothes Are Sold. 17 1 Exclusive Hello Bunch USIC PORTER MOXLEY Every thing in Drugs.

Phone 94. 905 Main. MoundbuiWlers "Howdy" Shop 0 SEASON'S FIRST PARTY One of the first parties of the season took place Monday evening at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Cramer on South Church Street.

The occasion was in honor of Miss Helen Cramer who is to leave for Topeka soon where she will enter Washburn College. Miss Cramer was in summer school here in Southwestern. She and her parents came to Kansas recently from Illinois. The guests spent the evening in playing games and in having a general good time. Those present were Misses Marjor-ie Frankum, Reba Denny, Helen Foster, Ruby Saunders, Thelma Hough, Edith Hood, Helen Cramer, Pearl Ray, Ruth Terry, and Messrs.

Porter Bower, Ralph Barnes, Robert Greetings from your old side-kickGeorge MILLER 8 HALL WIXFIELD'S OLD RELIABLE BARBER SHOP Special Attention given to Students' Hair Cutting. Winfield National Bank. Eberhardt- Hays Music Co. The Brown Studio IV infield's Popular Photo Shop Everything good in the line of eats. Will prove it.

Give us a Chance. Winfield Candy Shop 118 E. 9th. Successor to Layton's. The College Girl's Clothe Shop.

A CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO THE GIRLS' OF SOUTHWESTERN TO INSPECT OUR SHOWING OF SMART STYLES IN FALL WEARABLES. MODELS ESPECIALLY SUITED TO YOUR PARTICULAR NEEDS. SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, BLOUSES, MIDDIES, SKIRTS, MILLINERY, HOSIERY UNDERWEAR, GOSSARD CORSETS, AND ALL SORTS OF ACCESSORIES. There's ahvavs something new to see at KERR'S. "Welcome to all Southwestern Students and Faculty Make this your Shoe Store W.

C. Root Co. When You Are Waiting for the Car Always Wait at KERR'S..

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