Garden Flower Club honors Mrs. J. E. Hoopes in Oklahoma City
Mrs J E Hoopes of Lawrence is honored as founder of the Garden Flower Club of Oklahoma City. The club planted a tree in Memorial Park in her memory with a ceremony featuring poems by members and her daughter Helen Hoopes. The group began in 1921 with three members and has grown to multiple units totaling about 40 members each.
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J. E. Hoopes
Garden’ Club
Oklahoma City
Garden Flower Club
Lawrence
Memorial Park
George , Hingeley
Bliss Carynen
C. W. McKowen
H. C. Upham
Mary Lois Ruppenthal Finds Positions for Presbyterian Workers
Mary Lois Ruppenthal, a Kansas graduate and Phi Beta Kappa, serves as director of the board of Christian education for the Presbyterian Church in America with New York City headquarters. She manages placement for ministers, pastors assistants, and Sunday school directors, and maintains a card index of young people seeking religious education work. Her background includes Simmons College training in personnel work and active roles in Gamma Phi Beta and New York Hellenic club advisory work. The New York club hosted tableaux celebrating feminine beauty as Dorothy Gray’s Fifth Avenue building opened to support women’s advancement.
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Presbyterian
United States
Mary Lois Rappenthal
Presbyterian, Church In America
Chars
Board of Christian Education
The
Presbyterian Church
New York City
University of Kansas
Ruppenthal
Simmons College
Boston
Phi. Beta Kappa
Torch
Miss Ruppenthal
Judeth
J. C
Mothers Cook Lunches in San Francisco School Restaurant
In San Francisco Dudley Stone grammar school teachers invited parents to cook and serve lunches in the school restaurant at cost. Each noon two or three mothers prepare meals for children, aiming for closer parent involvement and assurance of child nutrition. A nearby tract south of Hergeton was released for use as a flying field.
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San Francisco
Dudley Stone Grammar S
Portrait of Archie Roosevelt Declared Favorite
At a Thursday afternoon meeting to discuss Susan Ricker Knox portraits in the University department of design, Lawrence Art Club members widely praised the Archie Roosevelt portrait for its realism and charm. Mrs Roxie Seabury urged valuing beauty in art while stressing artist intent, directing focus to color, composition, and directional lines as central to the works.
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Susan Ricker Knox
University
Department of Désign
Lawrence Art Club
Roosevelt
Laddie
Roxie Seabury
Department of Design
Knox
Seabury
Miss Knox
Ling
Kansas City
Madame
Russia
Archie Roosevelt, Jr
Jack Hughes
Kaw Valley
Henrietta Schubert
J. D. Adams
Mar
A. D. Thomason
Pauline Cory
Nineteen Hundred and New Club
H. Av White
Minnie McCreer
Elizabeth Fuller
Mary Johnson
Ida. Trefz
John Moddy
May Adams
Louise Lawson
Viola Sheldon
Nell Lothholz
Delta Currie
Minnie McCrea
Rivers
Nellie Lothholz
Round Table
Elsa Hauck
Nellie. Lothhelz
Otto Spitzii
Will Spitz
Gleanera Sunday School Clase
Bows and Lace Highlight Present Fashion Trends
Readers note the rise of lace and bow accents in street and afternoon wear. Lace forms necklines and edges bows while paired bows decorate dresses, emphasizing long necklines and hips. Skirts favor flares, godets, circular tiers, and uneven hemlines, signaling a shift from straight lines.
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Géorgette
Ax incident recalls Hoosier boyhood from wisps of memory
A Mrs C Jacquin edited piece recalls a bygone Hoosier woodland tale where a 15 year old boy flourished an ax in a tense moment. The narrator, same age and schoolmate, shares childhood paths, deer, and school successes, linking their lives through sympathy and shared memories.
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Kansas City
Sme
Walnut
Old love brand on the path and the saloon's ruin
A narrator recalls a youth darkened by drink and a near deadly accident. The fading memory centers on a path through beech trees and a carved old love brand, guarding a forgotten romance while酒 the saloon lured many to ruin. The piece laments alcohol’s grip and remembers a vanished love amid winter memories.
Co Eds at University Raise Funds in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh, dances and theater parties organized by the University of Pittsburgh women’s self-government association raise funds to loan to needy students. The student loan committee offers loans up to 150 dollars per semester at two percent interest, requiring good character and high scholastic standing.
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Pittsburgh ‘University
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Women’s Self-Government Association
Christmas candy making tips with date loaf and jelly
A festive guide describing affordable gift candy ideas using store boxes or tin containers. It outlines making a date loaf candy from sugar, dates, milk and nuts, plus a two color jelly dessert with knox gelatin, sugar and flavorings. Ingredients and steps are given for holiday treats.
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Alabama
Eastern Star Holds Regular Meeting and Elections
The Eastern Star met for its regular monthly session. Officers elected include Worthy Matron Misa Louise Lucan and Worthy Patron S. V. Garr. Members enjoyed progressive rock prizes with S. V. Carr and Ray Ogden among top scorers. Refreshments followed. Several locals noted for travel, illness, or visits.
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Paul Lucan
S. V. Carr
Ray Ogden
Normen Strachan
Wichita
Garz
Mahlon Cox
California
Allen
Westerhouse
Lawrence
Fred Sehlegel
Fred James
Curtiss
Will Merts
Billy Mertz
Clarence Daugherty
Arleta Grimes
Fred Schlegel
Pyed Walker
C. B. Johnson
Ray Jone
Christmas Candy Recipes From Mary M Palmer
Mary M Palmer of 920 Louisiana Street shares simple candy methods for red and green confections. A later note lists Cream Nut Balls with chocolate and sour cream, rolled in chopped nut meats, credited to Mrs Hazel Moorman of 1932 Kentucky Street.
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Hazel Moorman
Kentucky St
Christmas Pudding Molds And Lemon Sauce Recipe
Central kitchen notes include a Christmas pudding recipe with bread crumbs flour brown sugar and spices plus a lemon sauce. It suggests making puddings days ahead and steaming before serving. Also includes gift wrap ideas and a cranberry sherbet recipe and mentions a Girls of Independence drum and bugle corps with thirty two participants.
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Girls of Independence
Eudora PTA to Meet for December Session
The Eudora Parent Teachers Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening December 20 at the grade school. The program includes songs scripture readings and prayers with Rev Rhodewald violin selections and readings by Miss Catharan Upchurch. A light supper will follow and attendees include parents and friends.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Ripture
Rhodewald
Catharan Upchurch
E. B. Hollaray
Velma Smith
M Cetharan Upchurch
Bridge
F. G. Hughes
Euretta Kraus
M. B. Starr
George Lothholz
Ray Miller
Don Westheffer
Ralph Davis
Fred Rothberger
Will Lothholz
Leslie Kindred
Joe Strobel
Carl Neis
F. D. Boone
R. B. Church
Minnie Jones
James McCabrin
Fred Walker
Clarence Daugherty
5 Burton
Otto Rosenau
D. Adams
Lucy Kaegi
Lillian Fuller
Pearl
Hilda Knake
Pete. Neil
Ann Lorrimer
Olathe
C. B. Johnson
Johnson
Big Springs Area Meetings Schedule and Elections
The Big Springs ers Association plans a Thursday evening December 20 meeting at the schoolhouse with a special season theme led by teacher Mildred Commions. The Big Springs Fair Association elected officers at its annual meeting including President George Miller and treasurer S Kreider. Directors named are G W Bahnmaier John D Henry Clyde Milliken R F Buck and Willie Igleman. Several students are absent due to illness and others assist at local homes.
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Big Springsers’ Association
Mildred Commions
Big Springs, Fair Association
George Miller
G. W. Cashman
Elmer Bahnmaier
S Kreider
G. W. Bahn
New Testament in paper covers on Paris bookshelves
In Paris bookstores the New Testament appears in paperback, priced at fifteen francs, printed solid without a preface or structured text. It resembles a modern novel with a tabia of contents and cross hearts guiding the reader through the gospel.
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Taris
Paris
Cross Hearts
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Mary Lois Ruppenthal
Hergeton
Madame Curie
I Radium
French Technical Information School
Archie Roosevelt
Kansas
New York
Larned Hospital
Rapeas
Women's Technical Information School
Phe
Madame Cure
Wome
C. Jacquin
Dainties
America
Sante
Mary M. Palmer
Louisiana St
Eudora
BE. E. Hol
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Ruth
Owen
Kansas Y
Deckeroff
Helen Sommers
Merrell Taylor
Venice
Calif
Theo Hauck
Senora Warsop
Christian Church
de Soto
Arthur Kraus
Argentine
Euretia | Krauss
Edward’ Keys
Fred Mall
Emma Maul
W. J. Hacue
Henry Haile
William R. Shannon
Pennsylvania
Wellsville
Shannnon
Eudoras
Sannin
Hazel Siler
Frank
Ralph Shannon
Alethodist
Clyle Smith
Fred Moll
Findora
Angles James Pritchard
Shimmons Brothers
Massachusetts
Teers
Dona Ata
Jelectricians
Lawrence, Kansan
Big Springs
Sten
Slop Warner
Tuy Euulppen
Pharmheing
Pettit
Phong
Lawrence Steam Laundry
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