Former Lawrence Woman Aids Flood Victims with Play
Mrs Muriel Culp Berry of Los Angeles writes The Redcoat a three act colonial drama to aid Mississippi valley rebuild. Produced at Shrine auditorium Los Angeles September 4 5 6 by professionals, half net proceeds fund flood recovery. Berry plans school and community revivals nationwide with Horace M Gardner directing and aims for affordable public performances.
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Muriel Culp Berry
Los Angeles
Cal
Mississippi Valley
Shrine Auditorium
Berry
Horace 'M. Gardner
New York City
America
Washington
Beery
Lawrence
Angeles
J. C. Culp
H. B. Ober
K. U
Pauls Scarlet Rose Chosen for Wide City Planting by Flower Club
Lawrence Flower Club recommends Pauls Scarlet as the citywide rose, especially along main approaches. It’s praised as the reddest climber that resists sun fade and mildew, with hardy performance under good care and fall blooming after a mild season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Lawrence Flower Club
Neéty
Jay Kennnedy
Fred “Hunsinger
Lawrence Journal-World Classified Ad On Renting In Summer
Advertisement notes renting strategies from the Lawrence Journal-World, advising owners to wait for renters to come around, then advertise to select tenants. Mentions enrolling Monta for a summer session at Lawrence Business College and choosing renters through ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Monta
Lawrence Business College
University design department exhibition on summer display
Commencement visitors may inspect the Io and Central Admin building third floor display through the first session of summer school. Shows yearlong work by Miss Rosemary Ketcham Miss Marion Peers Mrs Roxall Seabury and Miss Clara Hatton. Notable freshman class pieces include tree motif designs and rural mail box work.
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University’ Dur
Rosemary
Ketcham
Marion’ Peers
Roxall Seabury
Clara
Hatton
Miss. Ketcham
Nature
Dyche
Miss Peers
Peers
Mary’ Phillips
Alice Armstrong
Marjorie
Whitney
Lawrence
Mary" Phillips
L Effingham
Emma Norton
Larned
Phillips
Norton
Iss
Esther Settle shaping campus leader with strong grades
Esther Settle, a University of Kansas senior, balances high grades with campus leadership. She served as vice president of Jay Jones pep group, as a Phi Beta Phi sorority member, and held roles in drama Spanish French and Quill clubs. She earned a national essay prize, Phi Beta Kappa and Mortar Board honors, and edited and wrote for a major Southern publication during summers, with work across optical, insurance lines and greeting card mottoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Settle
University of Kansas
Jay Jones
Pi Bdth Phi
Lucinda Smith
Yeat
National Institute: de Las Espanas
Cervantes Am
Phi Beta Kappa
South
Optical
Witer
Inashville
Tenn
Lawrence
Growth critique and youth in America by Edna Brynner
New York based writer Edna Brynner argues that infantilism in America is rationalized by financially independent young women claiming they stand on their own feet. She notes a national disease among college women and students in psychology who seek self reliance, while recalling her research in reform schools and asylums to understand the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iaf
America
Edna Brynner
Andy Brandt
Ark
Alway
Brynner
Assar
American Youths Parade Upbeat Paris Arrival
New York correspondents describe American youths arriving in Paris June 4 to a colorful scene. Several young men wear bold hats and silk pocket handkerchiefs, while others flaunt orange neckties and pastel scarves. Footwear features unique trims including lizard and alligator hides as the group blends travel wear with local flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Fifth Avenue
Ong
Al-Flappar
The Flapper Look and Bridal Fashion Versus Wartime Morals
The article surveys youth style with rakish hats and long collars, contrasts Lindbergh heroism with flapper bravado, and offers wedding gown guidance. It discusses organdy gowns, pastel bridesmaids, and period hats, plus a recipe for strawberry shortcake and preserves, noting fashion colors and fabrics of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Paris
Maida
Weandy
Slo
Way to Asman's Heart Sunkissed Strawberry Preserves Method
A recipe note explains mixing equal parts white sugar and berries with water, heating to a boil. Then place on a sunlit surface under glass to reduce moisture, wiping away condensation as it forms.
Strawberry Preserves Guidance From Mrs Cavender
Instructions describe selecting and hulling ripe berries, washing to avoid mashing, and mixing five cups berries with six cups sugar. Boil three minutes after reaching boil, add the juice of one lemon, then sterilize jars and seal while hot. Store in a cool dark place. Rhode Island, stand street.
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Lanvin
E. B
Coffman
Haskell Ave
Jacob Pearson
Simpson
Rhode
Peony Varieties and Planting Choices for Gardeners
Last week the article outlined how and when to plant peonies and their cultural needs. This week it discusses varieties, noting the value of standard low priced types for readers with limited space and funds.
Peony Garden Guide for Beginners and Bargain Buyers
A reader outlines selecting nine peony varieties for a small budget. Festiva Maxima and Jules Elie are highlighted for early whites and pinks, with Eugenie Verdier and Albert Crousse noted among mid season pinks. Prices, color traits, and the idea of a three-season color plan are discussed, plus garden planning for a Summer School at Lawrence Business College starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnational
Monsieur Jules Elie
Felix Crousse
Iless
Festiva
Dupont
Frances Willard
Segmito
Baroness Seder
Eugenie Verdier
Eugene Verdier
Eugenie Bail
Jules Elie
Adolphe Ror
Melix Cronegs
Earl Rosenfield
Mugene Bigot
Lawrence Business College
Paris Mid-Summer Styles In Paris Fashion Creations
Paris fashion editors report buyers returning to women with silk ensembles and chiffon gowns for afternoon and evening wear. Tailored suits in crepe and georgette favor long coats or bolero jackets. Silk alpaca and satin shine, with dark blue beige gray and pastels dominating. Chiffon wraps and fur or shaved rabbit trim many outfits, while three-quarter length coats and belted waists define the new silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Reays
Associated
Paris
Oakridge Notes Glow With Community Life And Guests
Oakridge and nearby families share gatherings weekly from Memorial services in Perry to visits by Frank Bereiter, Gladys Kyle, and Betty Van Neste. The Potato Tour hosts rural families while 4 H members head to Manhattan for an 4 H round up. Memorial day observances, school graduations, and golf and farm events fill the social calendar at Oakridge with multiple guests from Cawker City Lawrence and Kaw Valley attending dinners and services.
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Oakridge
Bertha "Knop
Lawrence
Frank
Leonhard
Amernoon
Frank Bereiter
James
Woolf Ard Elbert
Bonner Springs
Toms Home
WDAF
Arlington National
Ietery
Washington
Blidge
Anaes
Imperial
Marine Band
Gilkison
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Edgar
Kyle
Marjorie
Bereiter
Gawker
Cith
Max. O'Bryan
Cécil Jennings
Chester Toms
Graves
Perry
Carol Miller
H. G. van Neste
van Neste
Mary Nottingham
Rebekah Lodge
Grant Township
Gladys
Cawker City
Eerl Bereiter
l A._E. Bates
Helen’ Rice
Franklin
Elizabeth Randle
Manhattan
Ison
le Gueran
Cliford DeHoft
Leaven,worth
LE Ruhr
Eta Rush Herriott
Memorial High Schools
Memorial, High School
Elmer, Stanwix
Barber
George Stanwix
Ross Stanwix
H. G. van. Neste
Rik
Nicholson
Kaw Valley
Earl
Caldiwell
Kent
Reno
Ie. Ruil
G. H. Phenecie
Rene Tadies Aid Society
Little
Janette
Erwin
Katharine Toms
Mary Keys
Kansas
W. R. Stiner
Stiner
Milford Miller
Kansas City
Gladys Kyle
Ge van
Neste
Freda, Laughlin
Oakridge Farm Bureau Group
Franke Jakns
Dune
Mabel Fairbairn
J. F. Smith
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Intinane
Desi
Esther
West’ Texas Stake Teachers” College
Chamberlain
Asman
Amy Uinker
Akay Linker
Tiawee
Oakridige
Geneva Tams
Rhode’ Island Street
Eclipse
N. Ke Hudson
H.v.stone
W. Bromelstck
T. J. Sweeney
N. Lewis
A. Wood
J. Sweansy
Aasiatant
RM. Fitzpatrick
Agaistant
G. &. Friend
Jacob Badaky
A. Stesle
AS Smart
Second Liberty
Peoples State Bank
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