D A R Holds State Conference in Emporia
The Kansas Daughters of the American Revolution met in Emporia with a notable exhibit of anti communism propaganda from national headquarters. Mrs. E P Pendleton led the display and gave talks daily at 430 PM. New office of chaplain was created with Miss Kate Miles elected. Reg ent Mrs J W Kirkpatrick and officers were reelected. Membership rose to 2900 as conferences noted extensive travel to meetings in Washington. A Washington elm will be planted in Madonna park Council Grove and a state directory published after five years. Public events included opening exercises and a reception at Kenyon hall and a dinner featuring speaker Dr William Stewart Dando. Delegates from Lawrence and other cities attended. enrollment was smaller than the Lawrence meeting two years prior.
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National
Washington
D. C
E. P. Pendleton
Princeton
National Defense
George Thacher
Guernsey
Independence
Kate
Miles
Salina
J. W. Kirkpatrick
el Dorado
BE. P
Pendleton
Jack Lawrence
Council Grove
Marion Leclge
Abilege
F. L. Gibson
Emporia
Nettie Cox
Wellington
P. A. Klayder
Neodesha
K. L. Durland
Junction
City. Ee
Kenyon Hall
Memorial Chapel
College of Emporia
Pres
Thomas W. Butcher
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Newman
Madame Newman
William Stewart Dando
Presbyterian Church
Kirkpatrick
Catherine Campbell
Ottawa
Teachers’ College
Lawrence
Gertrude Gilmore
L. N. Lewis
Hugh Means
Madge Bullene
R. ©. Manley
Hotels Underpay Bellboys and Push Tips as Income
Edited by Mrs O Jacqmain notes a Kansas City hotel pays bellboys about five dollars monthly after deductions, with three dollars for uniforms, leaving two dollars. Workers must pay the captain for the job and tip twenty cents an hour, often starving without tips. Even with tips some earn little, risking theft and moral hazard under poverty conditions.
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America
Kansas City
Bell Boys
Flowers Bloom In Spring Hats Fashion
Floral trims revive in 1931 spring chapeaux with blooms brightening close-fitting caps and berets. Hats pair with outfits from tailleurs to Merry Widow silhouettes as two-tone fabrics create dramatic asymmetry. Mrs Brown's travels span Rhodesia, South Africa, and Europe, highlighting jacaranda avenues, Zimbabwe ruins, and colonial life observations.
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Paris
Gibson Girl
Sik
Pioneer Celebration in Rhodesia and World Trip Analysis
Mrs. Martha Snow Brown reports on a three day Rhodesia anniversary festival connected to her global tour with daughter Eleanor. They describe colonial politics, climate vs California, and leisure life as Southern Africa mirrors American jazz culture and outdoor recreation.
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Rhodesia
Martha Snow Brown
Eleanor Brown
Lawrence
Palo Alto
Cal
Brown
Maritime
Alps
Modern Rustic Furniture Brings Comfort to Country Homes
A look at updated rustic furniture highlighting comfortable designs that still honor the rustic charm. Hickory frames meet smooth cushions and cane-wrapped arms, with oak and chestnut details, red green and black accents, and matching draperies for a warm pioneer-inspired living space.
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Andrew Jackson
Fragmentary reminiscence on return to friends
A fragmented line of dialogue mentions Mrs Brown showing something and a statement about fighting to see the United States. The text references seeing others and getting back to friends, implying a reflective or wartime reunion mood.
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Nies
Kansas Women Attend A A U W Conference
The biennial American Association of University Women meeting opens in Boston tomorrow and runs to Friday marking the group’s fiftieth anniversary. Forty women will attend from foreign countries. Grace Wilkie of the University of Wichita leads nine Kansas regional directors. Attendees include Emma Hyde Manhattan Dean Margaret Justine, Kathryn O’Loughlin Hays, and Mrs. M. C. Cummings Atchison.
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American Association of University Women
Boston
Grace Wilkie
University of Wichita
Lawrence
Kansas
Emma. Hyde
Margaret Justine
Manhattan
Kathryn O'Loughlin
Hays
M. C. Cummings
Atchison
Hodges Named To State Board Of Review
Jessie Hodges of Olathe is appointed by Governor Woodring to the state board of review to succeed Minnie L. Henderson. Hodges receives a three year term beginning March 31, 1934. She is a niece of former Gov George H Hodges and daughter of Frank Hodges. A University of Missouri journalism graduate, she has been on the Vornue staff.
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Jessie Hodges
Olathe
State Board of Review
Minnie L. Henderson
Kansas City
Kan
Woodring
Vornue
Easter Breakfast Eggs Toast and Savory Variations
A collection of vintage breakfast eggs offerings includes boiled eggs with toast and white sauce garnished with parsley serving six, plus baked yolk-in-white eggs with cheese optional and bacon or horseradish accompaniments. Also featured are Chinese Eggs with ham onion celery chop suey sauce and fried egg cakes with sauce and rice.
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W. G. Cain
Locust Street
Eggs in a Nest: Classic Toast Craft
A recipe describes slicing bread 8 4 inches wide by 8 inches long and 1 inch thick, to toast on all sides and butter while hot. The toast is arranged on a plate in a criss-cross nest, covered with a cream sauce, sprinkled with grated cheese, and a boiled peeled egg is placed in the center.
Cream Sauce Melt over Toast in Double Boiler Dish
A historical recipe describes slow heating cheese on toast in a double boiler. It instructs 2 tbsp butter, flour, and salt, then 2 cups rich milk until creamy. Serve hot on eight toasts per person. Attested by Mrs. Ernest Bigsby in 1906 Barker Avenue context.
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Don Farley
Ernest Bigsby
Barker Aye
United Brethren Church Seventeenth and Vermont
The United Brethren Church at Seventeenth and Vermont streets led by minister C L Heatherington invites worship at 11:00 with a sermon Walking With the Risen Lord and reception of new members. 9:45 Sunday school for all ages, directed by Mrs Mabel Forrester with Ruth Gress providing offertory solo. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 notes members away on vacation but urges remaining to attend.
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United
Brethren
Seventeenth
Vermont
C. L. Heatherington
Ralph, Sneegas
Mabel Forrester
Feaders
Ruth Gress
Easter Services and Church Activities at Local Churches
Easter events span multiple congregations with sermons, baptisms, and communion. North Lawrence Christian Church lists Easter morning services at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. with choir music and a Bible school at 9 a.m. The乡 text notes offerings, self denial, and a sunup hillside prayer meet. Burley Idaho reports cattle feed losses from poisonous alfalfa. Local churches invite attendance and participation in services and events.
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Harriet Ayres
Hilda Hayes
England
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New Brunswick
New York
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Hile
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Alice Roche Howard
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Germaing Aby
Sdany Boys
Tony
Board of Review
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Mercs
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Gloria Buhler
Schnecker
Regina Colli
Marzo Sanctus
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Agnus del Leonard
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North Lawrence Christian Church
Elm Streets
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Goa
Bible School
Burley
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