Restaurant Card Inspires Mrs Rutgers Book for Girls
Adeline Taylor profiles Mrs. Forest Rittgers of Coe College as she transforms a restaurant card seen on a Chicago Progress trip into a juvenile book idea. Gail Courtney Rutgers uses the incident to shape We Are Anxious to Know, detailing writing routines and critics.
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David C. Cook
Gail Courtney Rutgers
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Rittgers
Forest Ritt
Chicago
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Kathryn Engle
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Boozer to Speak at Coe Vesper Service
Dr. L Myron Boozer dean of men at Coe college will address vesper services this afternoon at 4 in Sinclair Memorial chapel. He will discuss By Paths in Life. Irene Bishop a Ma rengo junior will sing I Sought the Lord and the a capella choir directed by Prof Paul S Ray will perform Surely He Hath Borne Our Grief from The Messiah. Catherine Adams the college organist will play Break Forth O Beauteous Heav.
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Coe College
Coe
Sinclair Memorial
Handel
Catherine Adams
Organ Postlude Mix Cites Bach and Handel Choir
A church program features an organ postlude pairing Bach's Enly Light with Handel's Hallelujah Chorus from The Messiah performed as a concluding instrumental duet.
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Handel
French Feminists Campaign for Married Woman Rights
Paris AP reports feminists campaign to grant married French women legal rights hidden by law. Wives lack vote power and cannot sign contracts, run businesses, rent, bank, insure, or travel without husband consent. Advocates highlight cases like a wife receiving benefits paid to her husband.
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Madame Kraemer Black
What Cheer Juniors Present Where's Grandma Comedy
What Cheer junior class play Where's Grandma? will be staged Thursday at 7 30 PM in the What Cheer theater. Winifred Wilcox plays Grandma with Jessie Ann Kelley as Gretchen Blake and Donald Wilcox as Bob Blake.
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Jessie Ann Kelley
Gretchen Blake
Donald Wilcox
Bob Blake
Gretchen
James Pringle
Jack Worley
Arline Truesdale
Betty Ann Tinsley
Carol Worley
Betty Jane Johnston
Ned Palmer
Midnight
Dahlia
Norma Mittelsted
Klondike Kate Finds New Role As Bend Relief Hero
Former queen of the Yukon Kate Rockwell Matson, once a famed Klondike dancer and Pan tages partner, becomes a Deschutes county relief board member in Bend Oregon. She helped the needy for years, married miner John Matson in 1933, and now chairs Bend’s poker fest while maintaining ties to Dawson and her Klondike past.
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Bend
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