National Business Women's Week observance set for March
The fourth annual observance of National Business Women's Week spans March 8 to 14 and will reach 1250 communities with programs on adult education and fellowship luncheons. Public relations dinners will address the question of service clubs’ contributions to the United States, with governors and mayors recognizing the event. local clubs in Lawrence participate in projects, membership drives, and schedules include bridge parties and engagements.
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National
Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Club, Inc
Atlantic Coast
Pacific
Great Lakes
Gulf
Whic
United States
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Florence Barrows
Peggy Athey
Lawrence Club
Social Calendar Notes and Club Gatherings
A busy sequence of social events lists luncheons and teas hosted by Miss Laura Rankin, Miss Norma Mueller, Miss Agnes Husband, and others at Colonial Tea Room and various clubs. It notes bridge luncheons, dancers, and society meetings across Monday through Saturday, including the W C A cabinet, Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae, and the Happy Bidders Bridge Club, with details on specific hosts and venues.
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Wilma Miller
Laura Rankin
Mu Phi Epsilon Alumnae Club
Norma Mueller
Colonial Tea Room
Victoria Club
M. Crooks
Mise la Veta
Madden
Coterie Club
Agnes Husband
W. C. A. Cabinet
John Yse
D. Stranathan
K. A. Dames
University Club
W. W. Hutton
P.T. A
Home Aid Society
W. A. Colman
Peter Emery
Tusten Ackerman
Mise
H. F B. Gullene
Vendredi Club
Lyle
Powell
C. T. Hough
Thurlow Tieurance Music Club
Howard H. Gurtler
Personal notices from Oklahoma to Topeka social circuit
Dr and Mrs W W Stark of Okmulgee arrive to visit Mrs Stark s father John Weibel who is seriously ill. Stark will attend Weibel and visit his mother in Topeka. Rev and Mrs H A Babbitt of Kansas City spent yesterday with the Funk and Babbitt households after attending a Methodist conference in Emporia. Mrs A J Gilkison was in Kansas City for the day. Robert Young returned from Columbia Mo after a storm delayed trip to attend the Big Six track meet. Mrs Della E Hurd hosted niece Mrs Nellie Plume of Topeka for dinner. C D Cowgill traveled to Kansas City today.
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W. W. Stark
Okmulgee
Okla
B. J. Babbitt
Emporia
The
Methodist Church
A. J. Gilkison
Kansas City
Robert Young
Columbia
Della E. Hurd
Nellie Plume
Topeka
C. D. Cowgill
Talks TO R3 and Parents Quiet Baby Status
A fragment discusses hush culture around sleeping infants, noting that proper training lets a healthy baby sleep through normal household noise. It advocates a private room with closed door for nap times and dismisses excessive quiet as nonsense.
Lawrence Recital Pleases Crowd With Brahms and Debussy
Aliss Peabody and Mr. Simpson impressed Lawrence audiences with Brahms Rhapsodie and Andante, plus Ravel Sonatine, Debussy Moonlight, and Chopin Scherzo. Both artists received congratulations as a union dispute threatened a Saturday concert, but an agreement was reached.
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Aliss Peabody
Eee
Simpson
Lawrence
Brahms
Mr. Simpson
Ravel
Debussy
Chopin
Ruth Orentz
Luther Leavenwood
KU Reach Pact With Stage Hands Union
An agreement reached Friday afternoon between University of Kansas officials and local stage hands union representatives will not affect ongoing or upcoming productions, keeping shows on schedule and avoiding any delays.
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University of Kansas
Stage Hands Union
Sleeping Amid Noise Instruction For Infants
The text argues that perfect silence is neither feasible nor kind for a child. It says a baby should learn to sleep with ordinary household noises and urban sounds, so later the child can sleep in unfamiliar places. It notes many adults’ sleep issues may stem from overquiet homes in infancy.
Fine program at KU fine arts recital by Peabody and Simp son
The University of Kansas school of fine arts presented a faculty recital last evening in Administration auditorium. Irene Peabody and G Criss Simpson offered three vocal groups and two piano sets to a good audience. Peabody sang with masterful tone and clarity, including Mozart arias and American songs. Sid ney Homer's How s My Boy drew an encore, with Roy Underwood delivering excellent accompaniment.
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University of Kansas School of Fime
Irene Peabody
G. Criss Simpson
Peabody
Sidney Homer
My Boy
Roy Underwood
Agreement Reached on University Stage Help Staffing
An accord was reached Friday to employ union men as specialized stage help at the University. The exact number of workers to be hired will be decided by representatives of the university and the union.
Georgia Farmers Fact Commentary From 1930 Census
Fragmentary OCR notes reference University and union wording, student usage, and a curious line about sixteen bathrooms in the homes of twelve master farmers in Georgia in 1930. The passage mixes institutions, age notes, and census style hints without clear narrative or dates.
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Georgia
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