Christmas society events fill Topeka social calendar
Friday and New Year gatherings at the Country club and homes include Christmas parties hosted by Mrs Lloyd Shank and Mr J L Constant. The Independent laundry hosts a staff party at the Colonial with Santa Claus and a program. The Camp and Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans hold a tree gift event and installation slated for January. The Douglas county court officials host a party, and births and family celebrations are noted including Gerald Bruce Cox.
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Colonial
Santa Claus
United Spanish War Veterans
Veterans’ Hall
C. J. Lane
Claude Dicker
Cora Lee Gehret
Auxiliary
Douglas County Court
District Court
Misa Esther Sanders
Gladys Hardtaker
Failing to Spur Large Families Women Urged to Be Rewarded
A 1938 Publishers Syndicate line argues that women must be offered rewards to entice them to bear large families amid ongoing social pressures. The tone is pragmatic and urging action rather than rhetoric.
Many Visitors Arrive for Christmas in Lawrence
A long list of locals and relatives travel to Lawrence for the holidays. Mr and Mrs C D Maier relocate to 806 Arkansas. Several guests from Riverton New Jersey Minneapolis and St Louis join Mrs Mackie Mrs Longenecker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Maier
Arkansas
Penfield Jones
Walter Varnum, Jr
Sation Wls
Chicago
Joe Daniels
Martha Jane
Susan
Riverton
N. J
Mackie
George K. Mackie
Bullene
Wichita
F. N. Jacoby
Billy Monroe
Evert Welch
Salina
Ella Longenecker
Emma Welch
G. G. McCoy
Minneapolis
Minn
Otto Fischer
Babette
F. P. Rhodes
Martin Jost
Grace Light
New York City
H. M. Light
Alexia Marks
Dorothy Bangs
Adrian Lindsey
Marvin Hall
Topeka
Hall
K. U. Athletic Board
George Mandeville
Springfield
Colo
Co. V. Long
Mandeville
Kansas City
Alice Marie Meyn
Samlou Smart
Paul Smart
Chillicothe
Ormer
Lawrence
Fort Dodge
Kan
J. L. Harris
Grant Glenn
St. Louis
Henry Asher
Victor Buhler
Jense
Jensen
Waverly
Margaret
Ruth Forsye
Thomas J. Mackie
Philadelphia
Dr. Mackie
George K. ‘Mackie
A. M. Davis
Chanute
Ee Mitchel
C. B. Taylor
Charles
Emporia
D. H. McCreath
Helps for Houwives Helps for Houwives
Provide upholstery cleaning method with soap and boiling water. Instructions include dissolving soap, fluffy mixture with egg beater, brushing, rinsing, and drying. Also suggests making apple garnish by cooking one inch apple balls in colored sugar syrup for appetizers salads or dessert.
You Can Load The Tree With Surprises This Year
A Christmas tree loaded with surprises brings delight to the girl on Christmas morning. The Snow White doll attracts attention, but the vacuum cleaner and playhouse gear catch the eye. Santa’s bright boxes promise many rainy day games, with brother as rival and helper in chores and tea parties. The sand shovel and ventriloquist dummy tempt exploration, while the baby greets new wonders down the stairs.
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Santa
Brother
Cansis
Bread Stuffing and Fruit Accent Tips From a Famous Cook
A famous cook suggests cutting white bread into half inch slices then buttering, crusts removed, cubing for stuffing as the bread absorbs seasonings better. Lemon juice accents pears or apples and a lemon wedge accompanies each service or is shared on a plate.
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Turkey
R C Moore Named to Ratner Industrial Committee
Dr. R C Moore professor of geology at the University of Kansas and state geologist has been chosen to join a state wide industrial committee. The group will meet in Parsons next Tuesday to outline a program for submission to the coming legislative session. Governor elect Payne Ratner summoned the panel with members appointed by Harry A. Bryant of Parsons.
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R. C. Moore
University of Kansas
Parsons
Payne Ratner
Harry A. Bryant
Ratner
Victorian Dresses Add Another Feature in Spring Fashions
The article notes a revival of paniellike pantalettes with nets and satins, paired with short street skirts and apron fronts in taffeta, plus varied sleeves, shoulder lines, and spring color palettes. It highlights hoop skirts, off shoulder gowns, and new purse bags to complement the season’s outfits in New York shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godey
Paris
New York
Miami Panthers blank Pryor in 67 to 0 rout
Miami Oklahoma crushed Pryor 67 to 0 in a high school basketball game. Pryor failed to score despite 20 free throws and numerous field efforts. McKiben, Miami forward, scored 33 points.
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Miami
Okla
Pryor
McKibben
Christmas Program At Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
The Trinity Lutheran Sunday school will present its Christmas program Sunday at 9 45 a m in the sanctuary. The three youngest departments perform recitations songs and tableaux with A G Sabol announcing the program. Offerings support an orphan boy at Tabitha Home Lincoln Neb.
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Trinity Lutheran
A. G. Sabol
Tabithaume
Lincoln
Neb
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
John Selig
J. E. Selig
Mrs Lindley Nursery Advice At Home Department Head
Mrs Howard Lindley in charge of the nursery department advice in a church home setting. Obed Thompson is named, with Mrs C J Eriksen as president of the missionary society that runs the home department. The reader notes the Cradle Roll leader has not been appointed.
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Howard Lindley
Nursery de Paes
Mra
Obed Thompson
the Missionary Society
C. J. Eriksen
Feader
Seven year old Joe Randazza Jr sheds fat boy title
Canton Mass December 23 21 Joe Randazza Jr of Gloucester who weighed 185 pounds at six pounds lighter than earlier weighed 150 pounds as he nears his seventh birthday Doctors at the Massachusetts hospital school for crippled children said he has shed 35 pounds in eight months After a bout with pneumonia he dropped ten pounds followed by a diet cutting another 25 pounds
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Canton
Mass
Joe Randazza, Jr
Gloucester
America
Massachusetts Hospital School For
Joe
Tobacco Cultivation by 4-H Boys in Kentucky 1988
About 7,000 4-H club boys held small tobacco plots in Kentucky in 1988. The stato program records indicate broad participation among youth in farming activities during that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. OG. CG. Club
Lloyd Shank
J. L. Constant
Harry Nevin
Gene Glahn
John’ Brand
Noble Lindstrom
Robert Frakes
Walter Palmateer
George Petty
Hannah Champion
Wilbur Pine
Roy Bushey
Nettie. Palmateer
Edith Ann Elam
Cornet
Junior House
Janice Orender
Rowena Nehrbass
Jerry House
Barbara Elam
Dorothy Jean Baker
Nancy Carol Smith
Phyllis Ann Nehrbaas
Jingle Bells
the Elks Club
T. D. Funk
Charles Ziesenis
Fe.f. Hyland
Harry ‘Weyermuller
F. C. Heck
Wilfred Hunsinger
Heck
James
Walter M. Cox
Augusta
Gerald Bruce
Cox
Laura Adair
Henryetta Schaake
Martin Flesher
Frank Gurtler
Ralph Fee Shelley Haley
Mrs
Maier
E. H. Underwood
Marlene Ann
William Zweifel
Pris Arene Wer
Porte
Gierry
Hesse Rig
Donna Schleifer
Harriet Spears
Filizabeth Gorrill
Jane Klooz
Ellen Jane Lupton
Beatrice Buehler
Evelyn Barncord
Bonnié Stansbury
Lois Penny
Katherine Hall
Grace Lorraine Topeka
Endacott
Nancy Sue
Mary Lind Underwood
Sommerville
Joan Underwood
Martha Ann Dicker
Marlene
Marlene Oehrler Underwood
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Thornton & Minor
Dreness
H. W. Stowits
Rexall
K. U
N. Y
Don Budge
Edyth Wright
South
the Colonial Tea Room
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Vly
Bullock’s ‘Dickinson Theatre
Virginia Bay
Eldridge
Merry Christmas
The
Evans 20Th
Esent Entertainment
Margaret Wilson
Ableau
Douglas Jost
Beverly
Jesus
Lora Apt Galbraith
Key Jone
Shirley Cox
Lois Ann Bliesner
Barbara Jam
Brown
Childre
Boots
Haynes & Keene
Spot Cash Shoe Store
Joe Randasza, Jr
Tex
Alfred Gwynnp Vander
Glenis Baker
Henry Topping, Jr
Palm Beach
Fie
Wrisley
CO Hartman Luggage
Stevens
OO Pillow Cases CO Hassocks
Vanity Fair
House Coats
FUR Coats
Weaver
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