Kappa founding recalled at Omega chapter anniversary
Mrs F D Hutchings, a charter member from Kansas City, recalls the founding of the Kappa chapter with Phi Psis and Betas aiding. The Omega chapter, installed at 1109 Tennessee, grew from seven founders to a 57 member active chapter, moving to a 1927 house on Gower Place after earlier homes on Louisiana Street and South Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Psis
Betas
Kappas
Kappa’ Gamma
F. D‘hutchings
Kansas” City
Omega
Phi “Kappa
Louisiana Street
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Gower Place
J.D. Bowersock
South Tennessee Street
Bowersock
Kappa
Laurence
Uses Found For Baking Dishes In Home Cooking
Many cooking tips praise versatile baking dishes for saving time in the kitchen. Glass and crockery pieces serve as containers for baked apples custards and desserts and even for individual portions. Practical uses include reheating leftovers in the pan and serving directly from the dish. A thoughtful gift is a set of baking dishes with lids in various sizes. Spiced fruit peel recipe with cinnamon and cloves is noted. Washington AP reports Mrs Woodring’s new evening gown of pale pink moire designed with simple fitted lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Woodring
Washington
Harry H. Woodring
Bride of the
Secretary of War
Tim Showin Off at Home and in Public
A playful remark about Tim displaying arrogance at home and in a restaurant, noting that his wife's chair maneuver would not appear as sheepish if done elsewhere. Copyright note attached from 1828 Publishers Syndicate.
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Tim
Publishers Syndicate
North Wind Aids Fairies In Seeking Christina
Snow and ice fairies consult with the North Wind at the North Pole to locate chimneys where Christina might be kept by the One-Legged Giant. They ride the wind to a castle near the world’s edge, waking sleeping giants with a tickled sneeze and slipping inside to reach the throne room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina
Toyland
North Pole
W C T U Debate on Liquor Trust and Prohibition
Mrs Elizabeth Jacqmain argues that prohibition failed to curb demand and warns of a powerful whisky trust. She criticizes bootleggers and international liquor firms while urging federal prohibition to unify states and protect the public from “the forgotten man.”
Velvet Bast ing Tips From Old Sewing Note
Practical sewing guidance describes ripping and basting methods to join seams with minimal marks. It recommends using office clips for neat alignment, silk thread for velvet to avoid visible marks, and cautions about handling a sharp razor blade to prevent damage while speeding seam work.
Duties of a Social Case Worker to League of Women Voters
Miss Mary Jamison addressed the League of Women Voters outlining a social case worker’s duties during unemployment. She described tasks from computing man hours to guiding cooking navy beans, noted postponed social work due to bread and butter job needs, and explained upcoming civil and public works programs. She emphasized preserving client self respect, confidential data, and a central index system for matched assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jamison
League of Women Voters
Miss Jamison
Authorities urge aid workers to direct transients to office
A historical notice urges women to avoid giving food or clothing to transients. Instead, they should send them to the office where work or material assistance will be provided, reflecting local efforts to regulate relief and direct help through official channels.
Flare Marks Change in Hip Line for Spring
Paris fashion reports a shift toward hip flare with basque accents. Designers show mid season and spring wear featuring flared basques over slender hips. Heavily ribbed ottoman silk and velvet suits for late winter and early spring use hip jackets with hip bone flares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Champs. Elysees
Hitler Seeks Nationwide Frauenwerk to Replace Women Clubs
Berlin AP reports Hitler plans to regiment all organized German women into a single Frauenwerk aligned with the Labor Front for workers and professionals. Dr Krammcher, named to reorganize womanhood, says many clubs exist but no force is needed as national socialism wins hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Frauenwerk
Angers
Dr. Krammcher
Hitler
Dortmund
Old Fashioned Holiday Confections and Pie Variations
A compact collection of traditional holiday treats including a dried fruit confection recipe by Frances Martin of West 21st Road, Mexican Orange Candy cups, date roll candy by Mrs. Glen Michael, and a pumpkin pie variation with marshmallows or grated cheese as topping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Martin
West 21St Road
Arthur. Hess
Williamstown
Birth of Beverly Lee to H W Smith couple
Mr and Mrs H W Smith of 2288 Tennessee Street announce the birth of a daughter yesterday at Memorial Hospital named Beverly Lee. In other items Mrs Millard Wiley hosted the Double Dee club's Christmas program with members sharing stories, and future meetings planned for January 5 with Mrs Roy Adams. Pi Delta Phi law fraternity held a dinner at the Colonial Tea room with Judge Hugh Means as speaker, Att y H H Asher as guest. Double Seven Thimble club to meet at Mrs Bert Jones's Tennessee Street home Monday afternoon. Mrs Victor Olson hosted the L D club Christmas party with Yuletide decor and a program of original numbers and carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Delta Phi
Law Fraternity
Hugh’ Means
Atty
H.H. “Asher
Bert Jones
Tennessee Street
Victor
Olson
L.D. Club
Christmas Party Notes and Family News From Los Angeles
A flood of local club reports details readings by Mrs Olson and attendance at gatherings hosted by Mrs Arthur Olson and other members. A son named Phillips Reed was born December 10 to Mr and Mrs Porter McKinstry and Mr and Mrs Craig of Durango are wintering in LA. Church and university connections appear, with gifts, contests, and charity drives noted among numerous social events and celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entomology Club
Porter- McKinstry
Harold J. Peters
Letha Potter
Platt Craig
Durango
Cal
Los Angeles
Phillips’ Reed
Craig
Grace Kiefer
W.L. Kiefer
University of Kansas
Missionary Society
J. Nelson
John Lyons
Davidson
Kansas
Geo. Shuler
George Puvogel
McBride
Christmas party notes with gifts and prizes
A community Christmas gathering featured readings by Mrs. Erna Corey and Miss Delphine Dasher with Mrs. G Neider. Gifts were exchanged by class officers and guests. A large decorated tree and festive dining room setup added to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Wagner
JH. Oehrle
Schaake
Oehrle
Norman “Endacott
Marie Kahle
Santa Claus
Ruby -Erwin
Charles
Nelson
Mable Nieder
Joe Garbutt
Annual election of officers listed for church and clubs
The report notes an annual election of officers with names for president and several posts. Various social events are listed including a January all day session at the church, a Wimodausis meeting at 1133 Vermont street, and a Trinity choir boys informal gathering. Other items include a Farm Bureau holiday party and club luncheons and gatherings.
Christmas Gatherings Highlight Church Socials and Gifts
Mrs H M Mason chaired a Christmas customs talk while Mrs G N Russell Lily Holmes and Nydia Hughes shared readings and poems. Miss Reuter sang with accompaniment as gifts were exchanged and baskets prepared for the needy. About thirty Church of God members hosted a shower for Mr and Mrs Virgil Sale at the bride’s parents’ home. Sigel Ladies Aid held its annual Christmas party with nineteen members present and gifts exchanged. The next meeting will be January 3 at Mrs Dorothy Rose’s home with roll call for New Year resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau
John Dunn
H. M. Mason
G. N. Russel
Lily Holmes
Nydia Hughes
Miss Reuter
Harry Dauberman
Reuter
Church of God
Virgil Sale
Henry Adkisaon
Sigel’ Ladies’ Aid
Howard Phillips
O’connor
Dorothy Rose
Arnnold-Christy
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Mabel. Wemple
Tennessee
Mabel
Edith Gore
Charles 5. Gleed
Eva Howe
Herbert Benedict
Laura Bell Leach
J. 8. Betz
Sallie Loveland
Fred Stokes
R. E. Buckley
Evelyn Smith
Lloyd W. Miller
Bertha. Starr
Charles Grovernor
L. O. McIntire
Rosa Diana © Wagner
J. H. Holloway
Hutchings
Gleed
Mr Stokes
Aunt Het
Robert
Quillen
W.c.t.ul
Mrs
Elizabeth Jacqmain
United States
Chran
Missouri
Rose-Ind
Kentucky
Mountain Distillers
International Liquor Trust
New York
San Francisco
Whisky Trust
Bolt
Country Club
Stella Alexander
Issaquah
Wash
Glen Michael
Zenith
Vernon’s Hardware
Mase
Frank Liggett
South Side
Julia
Hill
Esther Athey
No Names Club
E.R. Learned
J. 8. Daniels
Minnie Collins
L. H Emmett
Fine Arts
Keith Davis
Dale “Vliet
Blanche Sams
Maxine -Roche
Blanche Marshall
Will
Trinity
Trinity “Lutheran Church
J.J. Bridge Club
G.M. Campbell
Paul Coker
William Thayer
H. E. Messmore
Coker
Don Kieffer
Cecil Button
Rhode Island
Bernard Forsythe
Ottawa
Dorothy Stanwix
Forsythe
James Osborne
Laurine “McNeill
Fay. Carlson
John. Ingalls
Charles ‘Ice
Ruth Sumner
Rie
Miller
Jones
Mass
America
Africa
Walter Pohl
Sophia Heim
John Stahel
Harry Flory
George. Shuler
Little Herald
Ernest
Pohl
Rosette Schwalm
Orville Elm
Thee. Elm
Lucas Fleer
Palday
Chester Gibson
The
Presbyterian Church
J. G. McElhinny
Vermont Street
Carter Harrison
Trinity Eiscopal Church
Ursday
Lotus Club
D. M. Hamilton
New Hampshire Street
H.W. Firner
Mildred Reuter
de Luxe
Irkinia
Eldridge
9Th St
Dale-Paxton
Mgr
Mass. St
Henry B. McCurdy
Santa
Oakie
Journal-World
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