Pleasant Winter at Southern Resort
Mrs. Sol Marks recalls Miami Beach as an ideal winter resort with sunlit roof garden near the ocean and lush flora. She traveled with Mrs. D. Steinberger, visiting Gulfport and New Orleans, meeting Lawrence and Kansas City friends and noting local residents and their families, including Mrs. John Dyer at Ohio State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Marks
Miami Beach
Lawrence
Mark
Florida
Louisiana
W. A. Guenther
Marks
Guenther
Harold Bagby
F. M. Benedict
Kansas City
Maurice Benedict
Dallas
Elaine Schlessinger
New Orleans
Gulfport
Miss
Gulf Park College
Lena B. Fink
Altho
John Dyer
Ohio State University
Columbus
Jean
John
George
Minneapolis
Rhubarb Strudel Bake Recipe From Plain Dough Method
Combine flour baking powder salt and cinnamon with lard then stir in milk to form stiff dough. Roll to one fourth inch, spread with rhubarb sugar butter mix, roll tightly, seal ends, bake forty minutes in a slow oven. Unmold and slice, top with hard sauce.
Honor for Writing An Outstanding Song Comes to Miss Ednah Hopkins
Miss Ednah Hopkins won recognition for her song "Jay Bird" as the outstanding young composer entry at the Kansas Federation of Music Clubs convention in Lawrence. The piece will be filed in the state library at Topeka and is dedicated to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dalton of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ednah Hopkins
Jay Bird
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Lawrence
Topeka
W. B. Dalton
St. Louis
University of Kansas
Mother's Surprise Box Aids Child ish' Travelers
Long motor taps are trying on young children. They become rest less and weary. Instead of nagging them into a possible quietude you can entertain them with little ef fort, by a surprise box. Before leaving home pack a small container with cheap little toys cookies and other things dear to childish hearts.
Simple Sports 2623 Shirt Type Dress Fashion Pattern
Look Fresh and Young in a shirt style dress pattern with sizes 14 to 48 bust, yardage details for various sizes, and style numbers 2547 3402 and 3487. Includes material yardage, binding needs, ribbon for neck bow, price 15 cents per pattern and 25 cents for pattern book combo, order from The Journal World Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Resewing Tip for Salty Dishes with Potatoes
A cooking tip notes that adding a whole raw potato to an overly salty dish can absorb surplus seasoning, reducing saltiness as the potato cooks in the pot. The method relies on potato starch to draw out excess salt and flavors, requiring removal of the potato before serving.
Lawrence Visitors See New York From Statue of Liberty
Lawrence visitors to New York travel with Dr F Allen and family to view the city from the Statue of Liberty and enjoy its surroundings. They also tour the ferry, Fort Wood, Radio City, Riverside Church, and meet local friends in Westfield New Jersey. The article mentions the statue’s verdegris bronze, its 1886 unveiling, and the pedestals star-shaped base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. (. Allen
New York City
Jersey
Battery
Little
U. S. Army
Fort Wood
France
United States
New York Stock Market
Fifth Avenue
Radio City
Symhony
Jolie High School
New York
Allens
Lawrence and
K. U
Waldo
Virginia Bowman
Charles Oder
Catherine Oder Armstrong
Primer Armstrong
Westfield
N. J
Oder
St. Vincent's Hospital
New Jersey
Egg White Custard Cups Bake in Pan Water
Mixed egg whites with baking powder fold into a thick custard sauce with melted butter and flour then milk. Stir seasonings and yolks. Beat two minutes. Fill two thirds full into buttered custard cups. Bake 25 minutes in a pan of hot water in a moderate oven.
Kansas A A U W Second Largest Active Branches
In Manhattan on April 17 Mrs. Carl Winsor state president said Kansas has 36 active branches, second in the nation, with sixty added last year. Miss Margaret McCurnaghan noted Kansas contributed $665.80 toward a planned national fund of 1,000,000 to aid women graduate students. Dale Zeller discussed curriculum revision. Mrs. Roy R. Moore from Lawrence attends the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Carl Winsor
Wichita
American Association of University Women
Kansas
Gixty
Margaret McCurnaghan
Topeka
Mias Dale Zeller
Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
Kansas State Teachers Association
Art studio program draws Kansas towns to Lawrence
Miss Maud Ellsworth has run a summer art studio in Lawrence for children, offering recreation and practical learning. She spoke today to Fort Scott branch of the American Association of University Women, with Hiawatha Wichita and Chanute among towns inviting talks. Accompanying her were Miss Ursula Henley, Miss Blanche Kennedy, and Miss Marian Lane. Fort Scott luncheon host was Miss Louise Burton, followed by a tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lawrence
Maud Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Fort Scott
American Association of University Women
Hiawatha
Wichita
Chanute
Ursula Henley
Blanche Kennedy
Marian Lane
Louise Burton
Fort Scott High School
The Littfe Church in Black and White
The late Gipsy Smith admits he often skipped prayers, but then shares a tale of personal fault. A worker’s misstep led to loss for both, and confessing the error restored the manager’s trust. The lesson centers on seeking reconciliation to return to "the same old terms."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gipsy Smith
Drawing Line Between Generations is Social Mistake
Dr Florence Sherbon argues that denouncing generational links harms family cohesion. She urges older adults to stay active and useful, adopting a balanced diet, regular exercise, and engagement rather than withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Sherbon
Sherbon
Principles of frank talk and trust in relationships
A reflective piece urges frank discussion to prevent misunderstandings, warns against conniving types, and emphasizes honesty with God and others. It blends psychology with ethics and ends noting a wind and dust storm in Eu- mora.
Barn Wreck and Local Visits Highlight Evening News
A damaging wind flattened a large barn on the J W Weidlein farm and scattered hay racks from nearby wagons at several farms. Local residents report visits from Kansas City and Topeka relatives, birthday dinners, and a recovery from a major operation at Memorial hospital in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Weidlein
Fred Eder
D. O. Cochran
George Schubert
William Knake
Carl Lotz
Emma Lotz
Olathe
Emma Moll
James Haddam
Kansas City
Kelvin Hoover
Oscar Neil
Topeka
Pete Neil
Billy Mertz
Fairbury
Nebraska
William Mertz
Andrew Kohler
Fred Walker
Howard Kohler
Lucille
Kathryn Walker
Kohler
Loren Rapier
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Raymond Kirk
Gene Hansen
Easter Socials and Church Drama Highlight Eu dor a Community
Miss Frances Erwin and numerous Kansas City guests join local families for Easter Sunday and dinner gatherings across Eu dora. The St Paul Evangelical church Young People's League rehearses a one act drama Bread for the statewide Religious Drama Festival as the county elimination contest nears at New York school in Laskesee this Saturday evening April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Erwin
Kansas City
Richard Erwin
I. Miller
Forest Brown
Genevieve Brown
J. B. Perkins
Kaw Valley
Bert Brown
Dimmer
Fred Ziesenis
Aileen
Richard
Lawrence
Lena Eder
Clara Neustifter
John Steiner
Floyd Pierce
Maurice Starr
Jack Hughes
Arvon Weston
Dalene Bowen
John Bowen
Arthur Ott
Eudora High School
Donald Pierce
Earl Murrell
Clifford
Topeka
Alice Ziegler
George Grosdidier
Albert Grosdidier
Frances Schopper
John Schopper
Arleta Grimes
Guy Grimes
Young People’s League of the
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Kansas Council of Christian Education
Fred Eastman
Chicago
Bread
New York School
Laskesee
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Southern
Ohio
Kennard W.C.T.U
Loraine Bailey
A.A.U.W
Roy R. Moore
the Littfe Church
Stanley A. Curtis
Florence Brown. Sherbon
Home Economics Department
University of Kanasas
General Features Syndicate
Ania
W. W. Burnett
Missouri St
Eudora
Little River Town
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Laboratories
Western Electric
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
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