Public to Use Club Rooms for Entertainment
Arrangements set for Tuesday afternoons and evenings when the Business and Professional Women’s club rooms may be secured for entertainment by clubs organizations or individuals. Other times possible with advance notice. Small charge applies. Three rooms plus a kitchen available. Contact house mother Mrs Clara Hanselman at 1727 Miss Mayme Cor ecoran or Miss Sully Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hansel- Man
Mayme Corecoran
Sully Hill
Invisible Charm of Islands Draws Return to Hawaii
Mrs Edna Lindley Ellis recalls Hawaii draws visitors with perpetual warmth and tropical scenery. She and Lt. Ellis describe island life, imports, high prices for basics, and the pineapple and cane industries. The piece notes quarantine for the Japanese beetle and volcanic eruptions near Kilauea.
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Hawaii
Hag
Edna Lindley Ellis
Pacific
Ellis
Honolulu
Library notes highlight new books and contest info
The library lists new titles including The International Year book a gift from publishers and The Outline of Art edited by Sir William Orpen. It also mentions Creative Forces by G M Fisher and two volumes of Outlines of Literature by John Drinkwater. Pamphlets explain an American Chemical Society prize essay contest open to high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Creative Forces
G. M. Fisher
American Chemical Society
William Orpen
John Drinkwater
Keats
Housekeepers Primer on Custards Omelets and Coffee
Compiled guidance notes discuss custard errors from heat and stirring, why coffee may be cloudy, soggy baked potatoes from overcooking, and how a flat omelet results from slow or rapid cooking or incomplete setting. This excerpt cites the November Delineator.
Women Designers Create Iraq Stamp Set
Iraq issues a new stamp series designed by women, the first of its kind. English designers Mrs Colin G Garbett and Miss Edith Cheedman created the motifs, featuring scenes from Mesopotamia and the Date land, with several denominations already out of print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iraq
Mesopotamia
Lawrence Camp Fire Girls Hold Grand Council Fire
A Lawrence camp fire grand council fire drew about 100 girls at Myers Hall with 17 countries represented in native attire. The event featured the Fire Ode, world unity songs, and ranks awarded to Wood Gatherers and Firemakers, plus a talk by Rev. E A Edwards and a Thanksgiving fruit offering to the city nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Myers Hall
Wohelo
Nadine Morrison
Helen Marcell
Camp Fire Girls
Grand Council
Wilma Hill
Jane Byrn
Milberta Brubaker
Maxine Genther
Rachel Mekthin
Es Mary.Logue
Vera Moren
Dudith Stapleton
Ferne
Tailored blouse and open-front skirt described
The passage details a tailored daily wear outfit with a blouse featuring long sleeves and a round collar, paired with a front over-pandi skirt trimmed with two buttons. It notes Vera Moren and six peers attaining rank, plus camp fire and Blue Birds activities with guardians and upcoming plans for Christmas and social service events.
Knitting Tips for Christmas Gifts and Wool Tassels
If you knit or crochet you have wool odds ends for gifts. Wool tassels appear on smart frocks this season fashioned by winding wool around cardboard with fringe added underneath. Ends can be shaped or left straight and colors used for corsages and bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Son
Miss Buckley to Star in The Servant in the House at Baptist Church
Miss Beryl Buckley, famed for method acting and Ozarks immersion, will perform Charles Rann Kennedy's The Servant in the House at the Baptist church next Thursday night in Lawrence. Her past roles such as The Shepherd of the Hills and Mister Antonio drew strong crowds and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Buckley
Charles Rann Kennedy
Baptist Church
Miks Buckley
Ozarks
Miss Buckley
Lawrence
Otis Skinner
Mister Antonio
Cranberry Dishes And A Ten Dollar Tooth Offer
Recipes feature cranberry pie sherbet jelly salad and tips for inexpensive dentures. Instructions cover cranberry preparations from pie to jelly and a three week limited sale offering full denture plates for ten dollars with warranty noting higher prices elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Whitelaw
de Soto
Mass
First Dollar and Milk Horse Tales from a 1923 School Page
A collection of short items from a Kansas school page recounts a child’s first earned dollar after caring for a store, a milk-delivery tale with a clever horse, letter thanks for football tickets, and reminiscences of Thanksgiving, a Haskell trip, recess joys, and gratitude from first graders.
Thanksgiving Tales From Lawrences Readers
The Society page notes many students and staff celebrating Thanksgiving across Kansas towns and cities. Names include Miss Freeda Hume Miss Ruth Karlson Miss Helen Supple and Miss Loretta Stiedley with trips to Hum boldt Scranton and Lawrence. The Pilgrims are celebrated with a verse tribute.
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Husted
Freeda Hume
Humboldt
Kans
Ruth Karlson
Miss Hume
Helen Supple
Scranton
Kansas
Loretta Stiedley
Lawrence
Miss Strong
Marysville
Alice Dicker
Woodlawn School News Highlights Activities and Library
The Woodlawn school reports a brisk rise in room percentages on Bank Day and notes a Wallace UU luncheon for teachers at the Methodist Annex. Students attended the Kansas University Washington football game, with 33 to 0 score, flags waved and a Washington player injured lightly. A fire in April 1923 destroyed the old library, but a rebuilt collection now holds over two hundred repaired volumes checked out during the six week period.
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Woodlawn Parent-Teachers Association
Woodlawn Parent-Teacher Association
George Mayer
Emil Mayer
India
D. Lawson
Kansas University
Mather Goose
Miss Karlan
Edna Hopkins
Hazel Lynn
Howard Krom
Ame
Leora Stevens
Woodlawn
Kansas
Washington
Woodlawn School
Parent Teachers Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. W
Ioe
Tarata
Oreeri
Libbart Notes
Evelyn Ulrich
International
van Loon
History of Mankind
Camp FireGins
the Guardian
Lawrence Camp
Ohio Street
Tkunukita
Prand Council
Jane Bryn
Rachel McHihiney
Milberta ‘Brubaker
Mary Logue
Ae Tkunokita
Jeanette McElhiney
Pauline Brown
Blue Birds
Smith’s Timber
Watanapa Camp
Sherbon Ranch
Rcipe
Opal Shaw
the Woodlawn News
Lawrence, Kansas
Pear
Elizabeth’ Johnson Agail
Knot Hole Gang
J. G. Akright
Woodlawn Gang
Willie Payne
Ralph Tripp
Lawrence Mills
Richard Cowher
Carl Bushey
Leonard Hicks
Roy Kelley
Raymond Stockert
James Brooks
Robert Chandler
Orville Guiley
Howard Kram
Kenneth Bear
Marie King
Lincoln
Jeany
Gaylord Freeman
EU- Gora
Arthur Stockert
Mr. Allen
K. J.washington
Ko U
Dorothy Freeman
Soit
William Tincher
Haskell
Giant
Mabel Kelly
Yeu
Pgoa
Misa’ Karlsen
Schoal Yard
Childden
Lee yReu
Doris Castle Bus
Mgr
Audrey Moranville
Mrs. Husted Society
Posey
Missouri Univer
Joseph Zumayerman
Lakeview
Calvin Chearing
Midland
Doris Castle
Hom
Phyllis
Ralph Trippe
Swope Park
Kansas City
Missouri
Robert Brooks
Yates Park
Topeka
Plymouth Rock
Massachusetts’ Bay
Wnend
Wallace W
Methodist Annex
Elma Carey
D-A
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