Second annual Farm Bureau picnic draws 175 attendees
The second annual picnic of Farm Bureau women at Brown's Grove attracted 175 guests from eleven clubs. Highlights included club skits like Scarecrow Sam and Apple Seed Sisters, a record party for children, and later events such as bridge parties and a series of social gatherings. The day also noted a marriage announcement and various club activities in the community.
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Farm Bureau
Brown's Grove
Rau Nity Ging
Brackett
Sigel
Oakridge
Brackett Club
Scarecrow
Sam
Oaktidge Club
Guy Bigsby
Hesper
Lecombten Wee
Fiente
Aunt Het by Robert and local social notices
A scattered Kansas community column notes Aunt Het by Robert visiting relatives in Pittsburg Kanwaka and Kansas City. Families such as the Arants Wells Maxwellson and Weber plus Rev William H Rutte and others plan trips to Denver Colorado Springs Detroit and Canada.
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Colorado
Goodland
Maxwell
J. K. Weber
Denver
Mr. Maxwell
Colorado Springs
Miller
Nove
Solinghousé
Sis McCleary
Glen Reed
Ronald
Garden City
Whyemner
Ds Hushter
Marian
Maxwellster
J.J. Weber
Ty Yore
Detroit
G. J. Baker
Ellsworth
Personal reunion gathers Beatty and Campbell families
Mrs. George E Beat of New York City J V Beatty of Kansas City AP Ralph R Brown of Montclair Nid find Mrs C Ross Campbell and children Jane and Ross of Portland Ore have been holding a reunion at the home of Mrs Anna B Oliver Mrs Geo Beatty and Mrs L V Beatty returned to their homes yesterday evening Mrs C Y Thomas and the small children who have been
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George E. Beat
New York City
J. V. Beatty
Kansas City
Ralph R. Brown
Montclair
Nid
C. Ross Campbell
Jane and
Ross
Portland
Ore
Anna B. Oliver
Geo. Beatty
L. V. Beatty
C. Y. Thomas
Fashion Notes from New York Summer Millinery Fad Trends
Nedda Hoyt reports on bee and dragonfly ornaments for small hats, brilliants in floral sprays, silver initials on gloves, square neckerchiefs styling sportswear, and long sleeve gowns in chiffon with coordinating colors and accessories. Navy yacht jackets and pleated trunks update leisure outfits across the season.
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Nedda Hoyt
United Press
New York
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Long-Lasting Color
Advertisement touts Mello-Glo face powder as a soft colorful cosmetic free of shine. It claims long wear and superior beautifying qualities from a new French process, with availability at City Drug Store Widridge Pharmacy and Round Corner Drug Co-Adv.
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City Drug Store
Widridge Pharmacy
Round Corner Drug Co—Adv
Hair bobbing and shingling trend in Egypt fashion
A Cairo observer S A Morrison notes hair bobbing and shingling as fashionable in Egypt at a British Missionary Societies conference in Shaul. A missionary bishop Williard Taylor reports the Ameer’s alleged practice of cutting foreign texture from garments, reflecting attitudes toward foreign influence in Moslem lands.
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London
I- Press
Egypt
S. A. Morrison
Cairo
Shaul
Afghanistan
Williard Taylor
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Eli Ferrell Dorsey
W. JD. Lyons
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The
Amiliary
Marcia
Rety
Helen Wallon
Lake View
Margaret Gustafsen
Ernestines
Mary Hamilton
Taurena
Katherine Kibler
Walton
Old Friends Club
Mr. and & Howard J. Bishry
Marty
Richard Clements
Aunt Het
Robert
Sobbery
H. W. Arant
Pittsburg
Ruth Miller
Kanwaka
Sadie Wells
Bale Wells
Bartlesville
Okla
Senator . Johnson
D. D. Hornaday
Kansas
Alys
Lawrence W. Brown
Richard
Larry
Bable
el Dorade
Herve
Se Nelson
Dehagon
Independence
Alr
Butler
Christian Church
Kimmie
Serge
Dullishers Syndicate
Cuticura Laboratories
Malden
Cuticura
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tenth and
Vermont Sts
Edward Hislop
Edwin F. Price
Weatherby
Direc‘tor
God
Heaven
South Park
Ida
Ellen J. Buckland
Goggy
Lawrence Buick Co
New Hampshire St
Lawrence, Kansas
A. Reed
Otto Fischer
Nile Country
Maine St
Rajah
Stehlis
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Sherettes
Rayon Fabrics
Windsor Wash & Redy
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