Helle Kay

"... in ,i jvarn, I monvn and 4 Hays hiph blooil prcMurc beinR the enure of hU death. Ho wan ono of a larpe family, of which two rur-vlve Mrs Helle Kay, of Mound City. and I led Cromer, of Chicago, III, Ite ll-ni unite.! tn niii'ilr.A In fl.. Jennie McGregor, Oetolier 2, IH78. KIrIiI chi'ilren wrc Uirn to thi' union, two ..."

"... MULLINIX, Cashier. .Plorecton. 59?Mis? Pearl Fuller. Wllllford, 5S 80-I?O?Misa Frances Shirley. Enreka. .">"-Miss Vuleria Crowthcr. Tugalo. :.7?-Miss Cita .Moore. Bethany, 53?Julian Hawkins. Gonerostte, 04Miss Gertrude VYclUou. i Cleveland. .".2--Miss Helle Kay. I Snow Hill, 52Mrs. M. D. Stivcutier. Broyies, si-Miss. Nellie Newton, Welcome, SO?Clint Watkins. 1-otig Branch. 4t? 2-:i?Miss Ouida Mahal en. Oak Grove, 49 2-3?Miss Ouida Major. Ml. Springs. 48?Miss ..."

"... college life at the university and ls now heading the ca mim Ign to raise for' a stadium, basketball auditorium, student lonn and Patterson Memorial at thc university. Mrs. Helle Gunn Kay, Springfield, Ohlo, the first woman graduate of the university, was elected vice president and Graham, Frankfort, of the executive committee elected were Presley T. Atkins, Pln- ville; Rodman Wiley, Louisville, ..."

"... ilne floor waxed for Kansas y ing und an excellent ed great pleasure lo llu- guests, who were the albes Tilli Imhof •Marilia Cert nulu Devol’-'. Kenz. abss Fay. Helle Kay, and Ml"' Messrs. Heri lm. Hugo Mlller. chy Darr. Donghia Maxwell and Keon Voung aud Thomas Hull f nil. pp 1 'w This week the greatest bargains in N lens', ..."