Local society notes and upcoming events
Invitations for tea mark a social highlight as Mrs John Franklin Watts hosts guests in July. Miss Florence Adelaide Watts resigns from Federal Reserve Life Insurance and plans Europe via the Tre de France in August. A pajama bridge in honor of Rachel Ruth and Miss Rasher fills an evening at 1101 New Hampshire Street, with Edith Evans and Marie McPheeters among prize recipients. The World Wide Guild and Boy Scouts prep a church carnival July 25 while Farm Bureau women host luncheons and discuss county canning contests and July 29 picnic plans. Nearby, births and music notes include Mr and Mrs Raymond Caulk welcoming a daughter and local solos by Ednah Hopkins and Henry S Foth at churches. The Double Dee club and a picnic for Rev Harlan Thomas’ mission group are also announced.
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Florence Adelaide Watts
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Misa Watts
Columbia University
Actuarial Society of America
Clara Lynch
New Hampshire Street
Rachel Ruth
My Rasher
Solomon
Edith Evans
Marie McPheeters
Rasher
Miss Ruth
Miss Rasher
Edith _Evans
Mayme Corcoran
Alma Busse
Beulah, Hackler
Florence Wise
Ruth Sturdy
Leslie Smith
Julis Martn
Vera Lynch
A. R. Olmsted
Brackett
Farm Bureau
Elizabeth Randle
Jacob Hammig
Kelsey
Jehle
Kirby
Bigsby
Hoag
Oak Ridge
Jesson
Crossword Puzzle Page and Social Notices Highlight Local Events
A jumble of crossword clues and solutions appears alongside a parade of social notices. Entries list bridge clubs, picnics, weddings, and visits, with travel updates from Lawrence to Eldorado Springs and Kansas relatives, plus a recipe for mushroom and fruit desserts.
Community Notices From Regional Times
Local society items report families planningbasket suppers and gatherings. Several residents announce travel to Colorado Yellowstone Park Amsterdam N Y and California while others prepare to start new positions or visit relatives. A university connection appears with leave of absence and admissions to colleges in Dodge City and Treks.
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I. M. Harper
Iva Belle Harper
Colorado
A Sunday Tea Menu Takes Shape
A Sunday tea menu lists Ere Cheese Loaf creamed mushrooms Butteroid rolls Prom jelly Jake fruit dessert Iced coffee as the served items. Read as a concise draft of a period dining card featuring multiple era style names for dishes and a beverage.
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Jake
Picnics for Little Ones by Alice Judson Peale
An instructional guide for planning safe simple children picnics. Suggests early start and home for naps, minimal wraps, careful adult presence, light clothing, fruit heavy lunches, simple cooking with children's help, secluded outdoor spots, sun exposure control, short rest periods, and allowing natural play while avoiding over-stimulation.
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Alice Judson Peale
Picnic, Camp Life, and the Modern Child’s Needs
The piece argues modern youth lose touch with life processes due to the machine age. It praises summer camps as vital for hands on learning, fostering self sufficiency, practical skills, and immediate sense of achievement through tasks like building fires, cooking, packing, mending canoes, and caring for daily life needs. It stresses comprehensible, satisfying experiences beyond passive technology.
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Alice Judson Peale
Fashion dictates long daytime gloves under elbow
A male dress maker of influence advises wearing long gloves for daytime wear to extend at least two inches below the elbow. The note appears in an AP dispatch mentioning support for schools aided by the Rosenwald fund in Chicago and broader philanthropic efforts.
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Chic
Paris
Hampton site marks milestone in bricklaying effort
A fragmentary item notes a bricklayer named John Sheley and an unnamed builder in Hampton Virginia with a life spent on a stone chimney project tied to a birthday. It references a first structure built seventeen years ago near Tuskegee and partial phrases about completion and effort.
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