Miss Mae Bartlett Marries Maurice Chambers Jr at Home
Society note records the wedding of Miss Mae Mildred Bartlett daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Bartlett to Maurice Chambers Jr at the Bartlett home 1221 Lee Street. Rev A B Jackson officiated in a fireplace altar setting with white gladiolas and palms. The bride in white crepe carried white gardenias, given away by her brother Dalton Bartlett, with luncheon to follow and couple leaving for Waterloo Iowa. Other society items mentioned include Miss Esther Oxley teaching languages, travel plans, Mrs Fritz Schott anniversary barbecue, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Mildred Bartlett
C. L. Bartlett
Maurice Chambers, Jr
A. B. Jackson
Bartlett Home
Lee St
Dalton Bartlett
M. R. Chambers
E. Ray Hall
Catherine Chambers
Chambers
Tom Chambers
Harold Kirkpatrick
Edward Curry
Kansas City
Ethel Brooks
Long Beach
Calif
Esther Oxley
Jefferson City
Guadalajara
Mexico
Miss Oxley
San Antonio
Texas
University of Texas
Miss Onley
Central College
Fayette
Charles Oxley
Macon
Girl Scout Council Members Tour Pin Oak Camp
Girl Scout council members and guests toured Pin Oak Camp near Kaiser Missouri in a morning visit. They viewed the dining hall hospital unit lodges and waterfront facilities with demonstrations of canoe reentry and water safety. Commissioner Mrs Clifford Fischer outlined camp goals while noting a relaxed program built by the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Pin Oak Camp
Kaiser, Mo
Margaret Potter
Clifford Fischer
Loc
Robert Ricketts
William C. Irwin
A. Linxwiler
Frank Newcomb
W. B. Malone
Charles Tweedie
L. W. Helmreich
William Qakerson
E. R. Axon
Richard Naty
Carl Schultz
Chester A. Platt
J. C. Collet
Howard Cook
Hugh Stephens
Ford Miller
Means Ray
Howard Adkison
Margaret Brooks
H. B. Hudson
D. C. M. Hart
Gordon Crosby
J. Paul Johnson
Turner White
Lakeside
Alice Barrett
R. C. Barnett
Henrietta Rose
William Tweedie
Mrs Roosevelt's Dancing Protege Exercises Natural Charm
A portrait of Roberta Jonay, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt’s guest and rising dancer, detailing her poise, charm, and training routine. She discusses exercises, posture, makeup, and style, noting her height, weight, and measurements as part of her public image and developing career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Roosevelt
Roberta Jonay
White House
New York
Jenny
Eleanor Roosevelt
Miss Jonny
Martha Graham
Roosevelts
Pick of Colleges Depends on Needs of Student, Family
Olive Roberts Barton counsels families on college choices steering toward needs over prestige. She urges early planning, evaluating majors, and visiting schools to avoid misguided decisions while weighing work options and practical studies for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts
Barton College
Mary
Uncle Mack
John
Denuding homes in heat as flaw in furnishing trends
New York columnist Edna H. Kern argues the annual push to strip winter furnishings for a cooler look is flawed. She condemns bare floors and pallid colors, favors colorful lightweight fabrics, rhodesgrass rugs, and bright cottons, and urges decorative greenery to boost cheer and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edna H. Kern
Business ethics and the law course note emphasis
The message urges solid vocational study rather than scattergun liberal arts aims. It stresses honest work, planning ahead, and knowing what is paid for, asserting that now is the best time to invest in practical education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isin
Plants as window decor trend in summer living rooms
The article notes using plants to cover windows and create privacy without heavy curtains, with examples from Mrs. Kern’s recent summer living room where vines are arranged along glass shelves and wire frames. It also mentions denim becoming popular for sportswear and ends with a brief mention of Lithuanian divorce law.
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Post. Tribune
Old
Frits Schott
Fred Fritz
Peesy Lou Schott
Sunnyside Lodge
The
Maries
Mrs. Schott
Helen Clarenbach
Jefferson
Fred Clarenbach
Ithica
N. Y
Miss Clarenbach
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Boyd Caplinger
Monroe
Billy Boyd
Caplinger
Betty Jo Hull
Ann Schnider
Mary Delores Dulle
Mary Lou Buchanan
Nila Marie Countryman
B. R. Bussard
Jackie Ford
Mike
Dickie Howard
M. EW
Frances Schmidt
Vista Place
J. D. Guyot
Higginsville
A. Guyot
E. McCarty
Ruth Stroman
Adam Bruemmer
Linn
M. E. W. Club
Mary Virginia Briggs
West Dunklin Street
A. T. Meng
Nienaber
Betty Rose
First Baptist Church
E. G. Wunderlich
Bala
Road
Harry Goser
Lawrence Lutkewitte
Joseph Kleene
Ed Laux
Anna
Stoessnes Brothers
Annas
Carl
Fred
Arts
Borethy
Casper
George Fifer
Fred Casper
Bray
Jonny
Myrtle
Jefferson City Bldg. & Loan Ass'n
Noonan, Sec’y
Madison St
Pin Oak
Lee
Bradley
Rex Model
Missouri Power
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