Return to U S Is Best Feature of World Trip Lawrence Woman
Mrs. Fred C Patton of Lawrence returned this week from a five month world tour. She says the home land offers the best part of travel and describes hotels, sights from Jerusalem to Rome, and trifft with notable figures. The voyage included Panama Canal crossing, Manila receptions, Gandhi in Bombay, and Easter mass at the Holy Sepulchre.
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Lawrence
Fred C.‘Patton
United” States
Jerusalem
King David
Italy
Mussolini
Orient
China
Canton
Japan
Patton
Ohayo
Peking
India
Taj Mahal
Fatton
New York
Los Angeles
Panama Canal
Havana
Chamber of Commerce
University of Havana
Bergenland
Albert Einstein
San Diego
Stei
Angeles
W. J. Blinn
Harry Green
Blinn
Douglas Fairbanks
Siam
Manila
Europe
Bangkok
Ghandi
R.L. McKinney
Macon
Holy Sepulchre
Rome
Alexandria
Ces
Naples
Southampton
Coloce
Incomplete Nineteenth Century Garden Scene
Fragmentary lines describe a woman in a garden and a bow to her ladies in waiting. The snippet ends abruptly with “to each one, i” leaving the scene and participants unresolved. No clear event or outcome is identifiable.
American Mayors Entertain in Paris Diplomacy and Prohibition Echoes
An editor’s column critiques American mayoral goodwill tours in Europe. It argues diplomats shape financial outcomes, notes perceptions of Americans as spenders, and mocks reactions to prohibition. A Kansas City mayor’s daughter gifts a bouquet to Marshal Lyantey, provoking questions about prohibition.
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Paris
United States
New York
Betty Smith
France
Puppet Show by A A U W in South Park Wednesday
The American Association of University Women will stage The King’s Shirt a puppet show written by Mrs Allan Crafton for Lawrence children. The event is next Wednesday at 7 pm near the bandstand in South Park with chairs circling a roped area and a small admission fee to fund the AAUW fellowship.
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Allen Crafton
Lawrence
American Association of University Women
South Park
A.A.U.W
Prize in National Recipe Contest Won by Lawrence Woman
Mrs. Mary M. Marshall of 1637 New Hampshire Street Lawrence won twenty fourth prize in The Household Magazine national recipe contest. Thousands of entries from across the nation were judged, with first prize going to Mrs. Bernice Owens Verlag Pennsylvania for Ginger Cheese Muffins. Marshall's chicken salad recipe will be published in a national cookbook this fall after testing by Household Searchlight specialists.
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Mary
M. Marshall
New Hampshire Street
Household
Topeka
Marshall
Organizing Narcissus Club Formed by Local Women
A group of women met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Jay Kennedy's home to form an Narcissus club to boost interest in growing narcissi. Officers were elected to lead the new organization.
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Jay Kennedy
Flower club plans public bulbs sale and exhibition
Mrs Jacob Hamusmear leads the club with Mrs Feel Broser as treasurer to meet in four weeks and use membership dues to buy bulbs wholesale for members. They expect blooms for two to six months and aim for a public exhibition once plants are ready. Mrs Rinehart laments crime profits and urges law, property respect, and deterrence against bandits.
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Feel Broser
Trensithe Club
Broeker
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Woman Author Favors Death Penalty to Curb Crime
Washington AP. Mary Roberts Rinehart, famed detective fiction author, advocates capital punishment to curb cold blooded profit driven crime. She argues swift, sure retribution protects society and cites nationwide tragedies from Los Angeles to New York.
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Washington
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Los Angeles
New York
Miss Taylor Plans Women’s Electrical Engineering Path
Miss Mary Fidelia Taylor of Newton earns an electrical engineering degree from Kansas State College in Manhattan. She says she has no aim to electrify railroads or enter men’s field but will apply her science to home equipment work as an assistant home economics professor at the college.
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Manhattan
Kan
Mary Fidelia Taylor
Newton
Kansas State College
Deoran
Witet
Taylor
College
Columbia Teachers College
New York
Civic group set to meet as membership drive ends
North Lawrence Civic association to hold Monday night session at Woodlawn school auditorium. Meeting at 7 30 p m marks end of the men women membership drive with post meeting volleyball for attendees. All interested are invited to attend. Mother of pearl necklaces trend for evening wear feature linked flower designs worn long at back and front. Related classified ads connect buyers and sellers.
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North Lawrence
Paris
Journal-World
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