Missouri Women Aid Summer Social Notes
The column records social news from Jefferson City including university events in Missouri Columbia. Mary Margaret Lehman visits her parents Ira and Mrs Lehman. Local clergy and families attend a national youth conference in Lakewood Ohio and a picnic of the Missouri Writers Guild. Luke and Mrs Vetter host El Paso relatives. Girl Scouts gather at Pin Oak Camp. Kappa Gamma sorority hosts a luncheon honoring Blanche Bradley and Virginia Eastern. fashion notes highlight revival of cambric shirts and watch fobs in high society attire.
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Mary Margaret Lehman
University of Missouri
Columbia
Ira Lehman
Jefferson City
Missouri Writers Guild
W. B. Brenton
Marshall
Woman Keeps U S Citizenship After Marriage to Foreigner
An American woman does not lose or reset her U S citizenship when marrying a foreign national under the law enacted on September 2, 1922, outlining naturalization and status rules.
Summer Sports for Women Keep Fit Without Boredom
Modern experts praise moderate activity to shape the body without overdoing it. For women, walking, swimming, tennis, golf, or home workouts are suggested. even stair climbing and stretching help posture, while dedicating time for regular movement guards against middle aged stiffness and keeps the figure trim.
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Gettling
Camp Fire Girls aim to teach wives for American men
New York June 28 Camp Fire Girls president Mrs Elbert Williams of Dallas outlines a plan to broaden wife training, aiming to add 200000 more girls to the 250000 current members. She says Camp Fire girls are capable cooks, healthy, efficient, and fit for outdoor life, and she urges focus on home life, youth problems, and world affairs with eight rules for happy living. Her Texas ranch home embodies her ideals of domestic life and shared husband wife interests in sports and culture.
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New York
Elbert Williams
Texas
Elsie
Camp Fire Girls
Dorothy
Julie Ann
Texas Methodist University
Williams
Camp Fire Girls'organization
Old Polytechnical University
Lone Star
Visors of Crisp Pique Fashion for Bright Sun
Visors made of pique fabrics shield eyes from glare with a narrow crown band. They come in various colors and are easy to wash, popular for beaches tennis yachting parties motoring and races.
Potato Salad Recipe From National Cook Book
A scanned recipe outlines making potato salad from four medium potatoes, celery, hard boiled egg, mayonnaise, capers, onion juice, salt and pepper, French dressing and parsley. Boil potatoes, peel, slice, mix gently to avoid breaking, serve on crisp lettuce with optional green pepper.
Appetite Appeal For Left Overs Potatoes
Fragmented OCR describes mashed potatoes as an American obsession and lists a recipe for cheese potatoes with butter milk eggs cheese and paprika. It notes households warming to leftovers and hints at reheating methods and usage in meals.
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Mentay
Sefferson
Post- Tribune
Chack News
Ms Ceib
Charles I Wanante
Elenor Veith
Lakeside
Ohio
of the Evangel- Health: Reformed Church
Rumpt
Sedalia
Andrew Vetter
Luke. Vetter
el Paso
Tex
Luke Vetter
Douglas
Owensville
E' Landwehr
Sam Haley
Rami
Jim
Pike County
Ilinois
St. Louis
Samuel M. Rudder
Tod’ & St. Louis
Swilliam ‘Tellman
McKenzie
Isas -City
Lee Birkhead
Kentucky
Will
Jessie Baker
Bennett Springs
Andie Baxter
Edwin m
Jane. Birkhead
Margaret
Ann Gillham
Springdale
Blanche Bradleyand
Virginia Eastern
Milwaukee
Wis
Edith Noo- Tian
Bridge
Dennis
Girl Scouts Council
Pin Oak Camp
Euphrosyne Club
Mald Kerr
Mr. and
Robert J. Kerr
Washington, D. C
John Skain, Jr
George Goeddé
Clarence Rackers
West
Red
Tion
Beau Brummel
Bay General Investors Trust
dsb-Tribune
Blanche
Bradley
Better Wives For
Aim of
Camp
Fire Girls’ President
Phil A. ‘Dallmeyer
Optometrist
Sheila Hibben
White House
Pope's
Brooks
QPORT
Gloria Wheeden
Skitery
Floyd Stimson
Benny Goodman
Benny's Boys
MEX
ST Louis
Hotel Jefferson
Harry Burmester
Lorraine Wasper Séersucker
Prado- Cord
Hotel Statler
Lewis
Wand EL
James
Miss Wheeden
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