Outstanding Programs Planned for Club Year
Lawrence Woman's club outlines an unusually fine program lineup for the year. President N. M. Hough and committee members Mrs. Winnie Walker Mrs. E Lindley and Mrs A G Mitchell organize speakers from First Methodist Church Dean K R Schwerler Prof D J Teviotdale and Mrs Margaret Hill McCarter among others. The season opens with a September reception and includes December readings January and February talks March Good Citizenship and Better Homes April art program and a Girls Hobby Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Woman's Club
Winnie Walker
E. Lindley
A. GC
Mitchell
N. M. Hough
S. Hobby
E.M. Owen
T. H. Kennedy
Flora Muratta
Jama
Corey
W._ C. Hamilton
E. A Owen
Maron Sharp
A. J. Anderson
Je By -Mack
George J. Barker
Starch of Sweet Potato Purified for Industries
Washington AP reports department of agriculture scientists have purified sweet potato starch, removing colored compounds and non starch substances with a dilute alkaline sulphite solution. The result is a white starch of good quality suitable for cotton mill sizing and other industries. The process also yields greater starch extraction from the sweet potato pulp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Mrs Frank Jones Articles on Gardens Series Begins
A twelve article series by Mrs Frank E Jones president of the Lawrence Flower club appears in the Christian Science Monitor. The December piece covers Christmas greens and earlier fall installments discussed indoor plant care and colorful fall shrubs.
New Gadgets Frame A Festive Massachusetts Street Walk
A shopper tour of Massachusetts street reveals chic items from white manicure pencils to nail veneers and shimmering cellophane ribbons. The era’s mag style notes feature Christmas ribbons on spools and creative uses for everyday goods, with playful kitchen tips for corn popping and candy making.
My Beauty Hint with Seveer Actress Lemon Rinse
A halr ey shampooing tip suggests adding alfa lemon to rinsing water. The note proposes lemon juice as part of the routine.
Velvet and Crepe Styles Dominate Winter Fashion
Rich velvet and bright crepe capture the season with velvet gowns and long clingy silhouettes in black, wine, purple and green. Suits pair with satin or metallic blouses, hats lean toward Cossack shapes, and lace trims rise in advance hints for spring. Hosiery and lingerie shift toward deeper rose tones and satin gowns with notable price drops and new crochet touches in collars and cuffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Jane
Death of D. ACR Leader Shocks Friends Here
News of the death this week of Mrs. E. P. Pendleton of Princeton from pneumonia was received with regret by members of the D. A. R. and other friends in Lawrence. Pendleton was state regent of the D.A.R. at the time of her death and had served as regent of the Ottawa chapter for eleven years, as state vice regent and as state chairman of the committee on national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Pendleton
Princeton
Lawrence
Pendleton
D.A.R
Ottawa
National Defense
Nerhans
Fendleton
Baker Sity
Alpha Chi Omega
Crystal Adornments Shape Modern Crystal Decor
Accessories Reflect Vogue for Crystal by Margery Otaylor outlines mirrors and crystal in decor. It details crystal tables, panels, screens, and table tops with mirror surfaces, crystal fruit, and lamp bases. The piece notes crystal fountains, obelisks, and concealed lighting enhancing rooms with reflective elegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Otaylor
Cagional Oy
Parents as Individuals Beyond Father and Mother
A reflective piece urges parents to be seen as individuals beyond their parental roles. It argues that true harmony rests on an inner bond between spouses, independent of children, sustaining life and family identity even after the children leave home. It warns against reducing marriage to parenthood and stresses maintaining romance and shared life pleasures as essential for both partners and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Tommy
Way to a Man's Heart Preastings
A period recipe notes a method for roasting a breast with salt and filler. It describes stuffing with browned bread cubes, filled apples, raisins, celery salt, and butter. The breast is covered with fat and salt pork, then roasted at 150 degrees for 15 minutes, basting with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis
Oldfashioned Orange Ice and Chicken Loaf Recipes
A collection of home recipes including orange ice made with orange and lemon juice, rind, and syrup, and several chicken loaf and cranberry gelatin dishes with step by step directions and serving tips from Mrs Frances Schooler and Mary F. Gilchrist. Also includes Escalloped Chicken and Rice and baked stuffing variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Schooler
Maine St
Reno News Notes Busy School and Community Scene
Reno residents report busy high school nights with pupils attending sessions Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Wortzack expects her sister Mrs E N Nading of Excelsior Springs for Thanksgiving. Local events include a pond project near the Phenicie farm and skaters hoping for rain. A funeral was held for Frank Allison at the Federated church in Linwood Thursday.
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Wartzack
E. N. Nading
Excelsior Springs
TR AL Phenicie
Eoiah “Tee
S. Kelsall
St.Taouisavith
Hollis Marsh
Yacotany
Homer
Columbia
K. U
Albert
Hutton
V High
Harry Skeets
Lawrence
National Guards
Lin
Jesse Graham
Edmiston
McNamara
Tonganoxie
Dwyter
Frank Allison
Federated Church
Henry. Murr
Evelyn
Charles Murr
Anna Frost
Topeka
Ruest
Pony Creek
George Fredrick Darihaetanis
Michigan State University
O. H. Haywood
Mike Channell
Fragmented Local School and Social Notes
Sunday School canceled due to rain. Colorado in first grade with mother. Robert Hildebrand hosted by John Gilliland at dinner. Reno township board met Monday afternoon. C E Sisten’s on the 29 line reports phone lines out to Mrs G W Phenicie visiting with Mrs Blenkley. Blenkley family to travel Wednesday to Joplin Missouri for Thanksgiving with Mrs Patterson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Robert
Hildebrand
Sjohn Gilliland
Reno
Jae J. E. Dwyers
Nafternoon i
C.E. Sisiten
G.W. Phenicie
T.” Blenkley
Jop- Tin
R. Patterson
Woodstock Community Notes and Local Happenings
Community column recounts Sunday services in Matthew 25 14 30 and a Lyceum appearance Musical Moments by Andrew Di Crosta and Tenora Ferrari. It notes Lawrence parade attendees 17 000 at a game, visits by Mrs. Ruge of Oskaloosa, Red Cross drive, Wellman school play Last Daze of School with a prize eel and local shop visits, weather disruptions, and concern for William Edens health plus a busy holiday period with pupils on vacation.
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Lyceum
Andrew di Crosta
Tenora Ferrari
Lawrence
Nebraska
WUL
Ruge
Oskaloosa
Thurster
Anna Roydston
Harry Zook
Martin Zook
Russell Stewart
Wellman School House
Louie Browner
Avere
Graham
Albert Edens
Coffeyville
Kansas
William Edens
Weekly prayer meeting at the Jesse Graham home
The note reports a weekly prayer meet at the Jesse Graham homestead with Mrs Russet. It mentions recent employment and says Mr and Mrs E B D family joined them last week to enjoy their daughter in law Davison and O R Densil from New Mexico will be with them until Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse
Graham
Russet
E. B.D
Davison
Miss Elsie Lawley entertains Indies before move to Wilmington
Evening Star notes Miss Elsie Lawley entertained a group of Kansas friends at Mrs. Pete Edelbrock's home prior to her move to Wilmington next month. Gifts were given, luncheon served, and several guests could not attend due to bad weather. Also reports Matrie Kindred hosting bridge with 13 guests and prizes won by Lula Lothholz and Alvena Neis. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bernitz visited Kansas City to see Mrs. Alice Bernitz and upcoming Pontiac ads teased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Lawle
Entertai Group of Indies
Heter
Jimmie” West
Wwlming
Pete Edelbrock
West
Kansas
Jak Strobel
Robert
Reusch
Otto Abels
Sol Bond
Mae
Rattles
Ida Rattles
Myditz
George Ott
MO Edelbrock
Jeeann
Eugene McCabrin
Jim
McGal
Leavysworth
Broer
Cabrin
Jeran
W.L. Selah
Lula Lothholz
Alvena Neis
Rose Lothholz
Ruby Miller
Lois Durr
Howard-Bernitz
Lelia Mae
Kansas ‘City
Alice, Bernitz
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Frank Jones
Massachusetts Street
Sion
Seveer
Princess Marina
Trousseau
Marina
Molyneaux
Delft
Fox
London
Christ
D. Acr
Vogue
Mary F. Gilchrist
1126
Tenn
Fenton Jules
Woodstock
Pontiac
Rumsey Hower
Allison
Service
B.P. O.elks
Elks
Wlasher
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