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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
6
Julia Botto notes fall millinery in blocked shapes with velour, felt, and velvet themes. Hats feature brims and small medias, with trims like moire ribbon, embroidery, pearls, rhinestones, and velvet folds. Individual styles emerge as hats differ in crown, trim, and ornament.
Two Lawrence girls Miss Margaret Graeber and Miss Cecile Hale toured northern Canada and Alaska after a Berkeley summer session. They rode a San Francisco airplane to 1500 feet and a balloon to 1200 feet, viewing Bay Area sights. They also toured the battleship Arkansas and joined a 140-person party for a northern voyage to Yellowstone, Alaska, and beyond with visits to Oslo and Spitzbergen.
A butchered recipe piece details pork fried in its fat with milk gravy and baked potatoes, plus slaw and popovers. It also covers cream of tomato soup, coffee cup custard, and minty drink ideas. The clipping ends with a New York banking condition summary for Aug 29 1925 and small ads for rent and bread.
A discussion by a Western connoisseur notes that Japanese paintings follow defined laws, stressing harmony and the IKIN concept. It explains TEN CHI JIN, the four paragons, and the all effect through KI N, with symbols like orchid and chrysanthemum guiding composition and spiritual unity.
Pahukatiwa Camp Fire hikers enjoyed a Friday outing at Woodland Park with an honor meal fried egg on hot stones. Ellen Haz ard assisted guardianship. books have returned from the bindery and will be shelved for circulation as September hours resume. New titles include World's Best Proverbs. Keeper of the Bees. Europe Since 1870. My Memories of Forty Years. Science and Religion. The Fourth Norfolk. On the Trail of Mannen.
A Lawrence paper reader cites the Journal-World for its abundant public sale ads enabling farm purchases and keeps in touch with classifieds. Notes hot weather promos at Reese's Drug Store and Rankin's for stationery and health products. Camp Fire events in Lawrence, including a grub and rank readings, are reported with group songs and crafts. Summer plans include a Neodesha rural carriers picnic at Riverside Park with officials attending.
North Lawrence W C T U plans to install new officers on September 1 at 312 Elm with Mrs Popplewell presiding. The Douglas County W C T U gathered August 27 in Baldwin with five unions represented, reports praised, and Baldwin hosting a generous noontide repast.
Worden residents and relatives gather for church events and social visits. Families travel to Topeka Baldwin Lawrence and Kansas City for heart of social duties, haying, and choir practice while Mrs Lyons remains very low with heart trouble.
Informal dinners and meetings of Ghelawenssa Camp Fire and Stent Camp Fire at local homes. Plans include selling soda at baseball games, a Christmas bazaar project, fall officer elections, and making stencils and songs. Attendees include Misses Helen Wiechen, Dorothy White, Velma Lindsay, Edna Lemon, Lydia Catlin, Beatrice Dreher, Mona Simpson, Lucretia Douglas, and guardians.
Mae of Chanute and relatives visit sharing a day of fellowship while some depart for home. Mrs Lutz has birthday wishes. W E Wineinger travel to Richmond for the Fair. Church of God urges parishioners to attend Sunday services with sermons titled Jesus the Master Builder and Jesus the Fulfillment of Hebrew Prophecy.
Nortonville will not host a Chautauqua next year as merchants abandoned the event after pledging to support it. Forty to fifty residents had hoped to profit the company by covering costs, contributing seven dollars each from their own pockets.
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