Hawaii Symbol of Tomorrow Highlight Church Women Meeting
Mrs Joseph F King will address an interdenominational Lawrence meeting at First Methodist church Wednesday January 29 at 3 pm The talk titled Hawaii Symbol of Tomorrow will discuss racial relations and militarism in the islands Mrs King wife of Rev Joseph F King studied psychology at Columbia and Chicago She will share views from Honolulu where she lived seven years The event opens with Mrs Paul B Lawson presiding Tea follows with church women assisting The program features prayers hymns readings and musical selections by local clergy and soloists
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Joseph F. King
Lawrence
First Methodist Church
Islands
A. W. Palmer
Chicago
United States
Naval
Honolulu
King
Pomona College
Claremont
Calif
University of Chicago
New York
Columbia University
Institute Fo
Paul B. Lawson
E. B. Raber
First Baptist Church
Robert A. Hunt
Paul A. Winter
Mirs
Jesus
J. R. Edmonds
Ti. K. Lury
Oscar Ingle
Three Mountains
Karl Krelder
Solo
Howard E. Koelb
Mildred Reuter
Hawaii
Mrz
E. B. Allen
Dinner Menu and Sauce Preparations with Carrot Boats
Dinner feature lists Celery Soup Roast Beef Mashed Potatoes Horns of Plenty Currant Jam Apple Salad with French Dressing and Southern Steamed Pudding. Recipes describe carrot boats filled with creamy sauce, spiced orange pudding, fruit hard sauce, and date based cookie mix. Includes note on horseradish cheese spread and Spanish shawl scarves in Paris fashion.
Oxygen Suit Appears as Mayo Rocket Pursuit Soars High
A rocket, moving with bullet-like pace, eyes spots before Puffy. He rises high, head clouded, and a sign reading Oxygen Suit comes into view, signaling a critical equipment moment.
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Puffy
Paris Undies Patterns for Winter Sewing Trends
The Journal-World Pattern Department offers patterns for "Shut In" winter wear. Styles include 3262-XNew Slim Lines, 3014-Cute Pantie Set, 2606-Nichtle Ensemble, and 2611-One-Piece Slip with sizes 14 through 42 bust. Each pattern lists yardage, material widths, and style numbers. Send fifteen cents per pattern and twenty-five cents for the book and pattern together, with name, address, size, and style number.
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Rites
Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
Miss Julia Schmidt Urges Scout Leaders To Study Community
Miss Julia Schmidt in Lawrence leads a leaders course and urges women to join Girl Scout troops to gain first hand knowledge of local resources. She says scouting informs voting on social measures and builds future citizens through a civic program with ties to Parent-Teacher groups Red Cross and welfare agencies.
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Julia Schmidt
Lawrence
Miss Schmidt
American Red Cross
Schmidt
Sheepskins Tie Warmth to Ski Suit Fashion in Paris
Paris salons display sheepskin coats mittens and scarves as chic winter sportswear for ski enthusiasts. Styles include three quarter length soft blue stained hides with white wool collars, natural or beaver designs, bright colors, and waterproof rubberized silk jackets paired with wool ski trousers.
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Paris
Maggy Rouff
Heim
Midnight Sun
Norwegian peasant pattern knits and Tyrolean blouses
The description highlights blue and white wool mittens and scarves in a Norwegian peasant design. For after skiing, black cotton or wool Tyrolean blouses are shown, bright with cheerful floral splashes.
First Aid at Home Offer Advice for Burn Care and Courage
Amateur doctoring is risky but minor injuries can be treated at home. A baking soda paste relieves burns and prevents scarring, tea dressing is a slower alternative, and speed matters. Mothers should stay calm and learn first aid, or rely on capable help, while women in Kansas should secure advance tickets for a GOP club meeting in Topeka.
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Brooke Peters
Susinees College Notes Highlight Topeka Position
Miss Lorena Bents secures a post in Topeka after entering L B C from Peabody Kansas. A civil service exam in typewriting was run last Saturday by the local board at the school. Shorthand and typewriting will be offered next Tuesday. Miss Ruth Stockard of Jefferson City enrolled for a stenographic course this week. New term underway. new students may enter any Monday. Classifieds invite house listings.
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Susinees College
Lorena Bents
Topeka
Bents
Peabody
Kan
Kermit Onperman
Leavenworth
Weatherby
Ruth Stockard
Jefferson City
Cotton Seeks to Regain Its Place in Southern Fashion
In Miami Florida cotton aims to reclaim prominence in fashion with day and evening wear. Winter wardrobes feature cotton frocks and palmetto button trimming beside chiffons velvets and lames. Skirts trend slimmer to knee, daytime frocks above floor, and long gowns shorten. Evening sandals in gold and silver kid remain popular, while color ranges include imperial blue Formosa blue zinnia petunia and Devon green.
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Miami
Fla
South
Aurora
Formosa
Croquettes a Good Way to Stretch Meat
A vintage guide shows how to stretch limited meat by making croquettes with leftovers. Recipes include Beef Croquettes with mashed potato and egg binding, Chicken Croquettes with parsley and paprika, and Crispy Fish Croquettes with tomato juice. Notable contributors: Miss Mildred Paasch, Mrs. W. M. Drennon, and Mrs. Roy Houser.
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Mildred Paasch
East Twelfth Street
Spring Showings Rally In Shops Pressure Clothes Budgets
As 1936 spring arrives, shops push outfits for cruises and vacations while winter wardrobes linger. Renovation and minor repairs extend life of garments, with in between season dresses, two or three piece suits, and muted or bright tones dominating. The trend favors suits that approach masculine styles, though still read as feminine in appearance.
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Southland
Spring fashions emphasize contrast and refined tailoring
The article notes blue crepe frocks and tailored details defining the season. Linen blouses complement suits with contrasts such as navy handkerchief linen with white vests or red button trims, plus yellow blouses with brown buttons. Tyrolean Flemish and Chinese influences appear in hats with pillbox or ecoolie shapes and veiled brims.
Mrs Victor Remley Speaks to Missouri Republican Women
Mrs. Victor Remley of Liberty Missouri vice chairman of the Missouri Republican central committee spoke to the Republican women of the second district at the Eldridge hotel. Introduced by Mrs. Harmon Allen the address urged citizens to weigh U S welfare and defends the United States as the most humane nation with strong education for all.
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Victor Remley
Liberty
Missouri Republican Central Committee
Eldridge Hotel
Crystal Room
Harmon Allen
Ottawa
Republican Women's Club
United States
Republican Women Endorse Landon at Kansas Meeting
Members of the Republican Women’s club of the second district of Kansas endorsed Gov Alfred M Landon for President. The gathering featured a loyalty resolution and a keynote slogan urging Landon’s White House bid. Officers were reelected and a luncheon followed with G O P themed favors. Attendees came from Baldwin Eudora Ottawa Topeka and nearby towns.
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Betsy Ross
A. Henley
Landon
White House
Republican Women’s Club
Second District
Kansas
Alfred M. Landon
United States of America
Harmon Allen
Marie R. Abels
Emma Skinner
Marguerite Mullen
H. W. Craig
E. Dooley
George Lowman
Star
Agnes Evans
Ottawa
Smith L. Jackson
Garnett
H. H. Brewster
Overland Park
Dwight Numbers
Paola
Paul Luckan
Lawrence
Ray Moody
Greeley
McLouth Banquet Guests and Local Happenings
McLOUTH Fifteen from McLouth attended the Young Democrat banquet at Valley Falls Wednesday. Mrs Bud Blair of Iraan Texas visits her parents Mr and Mrs J W Thompson. Mr and Mrs Clarence Lamphearts drive from Phillipsburg en route to Kansas City. Miss Julia Turner and John Remers married Saturday. Clara Magill of Oskaloosa spends weekend with Jim Magill. Elmer Marion and family of Topeka visit Rev J M Marion. Nancy Elizabeth Rice Zabriskie, 72, dies January 8 in hospital from pneumonia after a broken hip. She leaves two daughters and one son. Haltom and students drive to Topeka for Vesper services at Kansas State Vocational School. High school ends semester exams. second semester starts with civic sociology as new subject. Lyceum had strong attendance for Harry C White on Wonders of Modern Science. Brammell and Mrs Madge Craig attend with principal.
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Bud Blair
Iraan
Texas
J. W. Thompson
Clarence Lampheart
Phillipsburg
Kansas City
Julia Turner
John Remers
Clara Magill
Oskaloosa
Jim Magill
Elmer Marion
Topeka
J. M. Marion
Nancy Elizabeth Rice Zabriskie
Francis Hobbs
McLouth
Haltom
Kansas
Music directors meeting at Winchester
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hamilton of Kansas City spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Earl Edmonds and family. Mr and Mrs E N McHenry and Harry Lancaster attended the postmaster s meeting at Mr and Mrs Milo Haush s in Winchester January 11. The Rev Mr Russell is substituting at Woodstock for his son Max who is at home with the mumps. The Leo Larkins of Topeka have moved to McLouth. The Women s Missionary Society of the U B church met Friday afternoon with Mrs Earl Chapman who led the lesson. The next meeting will be with Mrs Harold Steeper. Mrs Jay Bond entertained the All Sen club Wednesday January 8 assisted by Mrs D K Dick with a 1 o clock luncheon. Mr and Mrs Willie Steeper and son of Topeka spent Monday here with relatives. Mrs Grant Woodhead returned Sunday from Cleveland Mo with Mr Woodhead after a visit with her mother Mrs Mary Quait.
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Winchester
Kenneth Hamilton
Kansas City
Earl Edmonds
E. N. McHenry
Harry Lancaster
Milo Haush
Russell
Woodstock
Max
Leo Larkins
Topeka
McLouth
Women’s Missionary Society of the
U. B
Earl Chapman
Harold Steeper
Jay Bond
All-Sen Club
D. K. Dick
Willie Steeper
Grant Woodhead
Cleveland
Mr. Woodhead
Mary Quait
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