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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1928
Page
5
The Crowder Lake View unit held an all day meeting at Mrs W S Collings home for a nutrition lesson with cheese dishes cake and beans. The session featured demonstrations by nutrition leader Mrs Callins and a social tea with attendees including Mrs Learnard Mrs Terping and Mrs Buckminster.
The article describes Suzanne Talbot shaping a navy blue plain weave jersey dress with a fancy woven scarf attached, creating a two piece look that Paris dressmakers favor this spring. It notes a fashion mood of coordinated blue red and white fabrics with a dress and short jacket ensemble.
The Lusingss and Professional Women's club hosts Klaus Mann and Erika Mann with Mrs. Law and community members at the Thimble Tea Room. A literary salon, a German youth movement lecture in the central administration building, and a prior writers’ gathering with Miss Mann, noted actress, are outlined alongside related social events and reminiscences.
Erwin is a high school graduate and now employed at the Pigley Wiggly store here. The fragment notes Bresne Lawrence Bus as a connected name in the local notice.
Mrs EF Huddleston and Emma Eberhart spent the day in Kansas City while Miss Kate Riggs and Miss May Riggs joined. Dr J Parker made a business trip to Kansas City. Mrs Neever traveled to Leavenworth to spend the weekend and Jenny Wren flour was demonstrated there. Several others visited Kansas City and Topeka for the day or weekend, including Miss Mernice Peterson and Miss Ida Louisa Schooler.
Vivian announce luncheon talk at the Chamber of Commerce next Tuesday. The speaker will discuss The Watchword of Modern Business. Vivian, chairman of the Bible speaking committee for the National Electric Light Association, is W. S. Vivian of New York, slated to head public relations for the Middlewest Utilities Company of Chicago.
The issue lists Lent services at St. John's Catholic Church with Mass times and sermons by Father Malachy from St. Benedict's College Atchizon, plus a Church of Christ revival led by W. Belanger Evan from Kansas City, and multiple services at First Christian Church and First Baptist Church with schedules, ministers, and planned programs inviting public attendance.
A short catalogue entry notes a 7 inch titled work by Robert with copyright claimed by Publishers Syndicate in 1928. The item lists authorship and rights as part of a vintage music catalog brief.
Last Wednesday evening the literary club met at Miss Sucretee Shepard’s with good attendance. Prof A A Hill praised turnout and urged each student to bring one or more guests to the next meeting on Wednesday March 7 at 7 p.m. James Gillum serves as president and is seen as well qualified. John Edward Taylor accompanied two piano numbers Rosary and Tonight You Belong to Me.
Luevonia Jackson led a lively meeting with Miss Nilda Hill Elsie Payne and Mar Euerite Shepard, laughter shared as plans for March 13 gathering formed. Two institutes announced the University extension division will run a three day business course in Frankfort March 5 6 and 7 led by Pryor Irwin. a separate institute for A M Sanborn lumber yard employees is set for Belleville March 10. Board of Education to meet at Lawrence High.
Mrs. Ben Brown went to Rose Dale this morning to bring back her mother Mrs. Endacott who has been in a hospital for two weeks. Miss Gladys Campbell went to Topeka this morning to spend the day, accompanied by Miss Margaret Windett of Vinland who will remain for the weekend.
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