Girl Scout Committee Plans Expanded Summer Program
Lawrence Girl Scout committee discusses expanding the summer series with outdoor group activities and new sponsors. About sixty girls participated last year, with plans to improve rendezvous spaces, camps, and future camperships, plus March 24 pageant tied to Golden Eaglet awards for Barbara Pendleton and Mary Bess Doty.
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E B. Stouffer
J. W. Twente
W. A. Churchill
G. E. E. Lindquist
Minnie Scott
J. W. Murray
Ben Brown
Helen Churchill
Carol Hunter
I. W. Hartley
EB. B. Stouffer
Maffet
Haskell Avenue
Lawrence Girl Scouts
Dover
Topeka
Lawrence
St. Joseph
Girl Scout Council
Barbara Pendleton
Mary Bess Doty
Gardener Tips and 1934 Garden Novelties
Inspect your lawn for bare spots and consider 1934 All-American selections for your garden. Sow poppy, jarkspur, bachelor’s button seeds after frost. Sow tomato seeds indoors to save on seedlings. Clean and sharpen tools, avoid overcrowding in cold frames, and plan stake supports for sweet peas.
Variety of Work Attends CSEP Students on Mount Oread
Miss Marz C. Owen at the University of Kansas oversees the 330 student CSEP workforce. They labor on 109 tasks across 52 departments, earning $0.50 an hour with weekly hours capped at 30. The program uses four business students to audit and compile weekly reports for government supervisors, while many workers are honor students or seniors tackling research ranging from rainfall patterns to Kansas plant anatomy.
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CSEP
Marz C. Owen
Lawrence
Miss Olsen
School of Business
CWA
Kansas
School of Medicine
Rosedale
Schools of Education and Business
Watson Library
Althe
University of Kansas
Columbia_university
Texas
Linvenwood College
St. Charles
Mawson Editorial School
Boston
C.C. $. Masson
Winston
New York
Educational Department of
Popular Science Publishing Company
American Education Press
New York City
Civics
New England
Educators Discuss Methods for Teaching Current Events
Teachers and students spoke on strategies for presenting current events in elementary and high schools and attended state and national teacher conventions to share approaches and resources.
Raise Studio Fund Aims For Expanded Lawrence Art Classes
Miss Maud Ellsworth plans a second summer studio for Lawrence children with a $300 goal to hire at least six paid teachers for a six week course. Last June the first studio served 175 children, with volunteers, but teaching staff limits forced two day per week attendance and turned away fifteen junior high pupils. The fund would also buy materials for needy students, enabling five days a week access.
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Lawrence
Maud Ellsworth
Ersons
Ellisworth
Monde
Roosevelt Knits on Baby Blanket For Biographer Son
Eleanor Roosevelt knits on a southbound special train, completing a white baby blanket for the son of her husband’s biographer. The infant, Christopher Lindley, born December 7, is the grandson of E. B. Lindley and relations note a White House nursery scene with siblings and visitors. A Paris riot inspiration spawns a Knit Riot hat by Schiaparelli, and brass door knockers kept bright with par affin polish.
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Irs
Roosevelt
Lawrence
Petit
Eleanor Roosevelt
Arain
Christopher Lindleny
K. Lindley
Washington, D. C
Washington
New York Herald- Trme
BE. H. Lindley
Jonathan Lindley
White House
Sistie
Buzzie Dall
Paris
Schiaparelli
Youth and the Liquor Question by Mrs Elizabeth Jacqmain
An article urging the repeal of the 18th amendment through youth influence. It cites the phoenix myth as renewal, contrasts adult voters with the 2.5 million yearly cohort becoming voters, and calls for safeguarding children while pursuing new constitutional amendment. J A B Ewing of the Lawrence board of education signs off.
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Arabia
Egypt
America
Heap
J . A. B. Ewing
Lawrence Board of Education
Art Institute of Chicago to Broadcast Background of American Art
The nation al radio program on art in America will feature a lecture by the Art Institute of Chicago on Background of American Art at 7 o clock. This is the sixth in a 16 lecture spring series. A new illustrated set of guides arrives at Spooner Thayer museum.
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America
Art Institute of Chicago
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Tuesaday
Topeka
Woman’s Club
Ninth
Topeka Avenue
Wome
College
Country Stabe
Paristian
Kansas City
Federated Music
Ddress
Abbie Snoddy
National Federation of Music Clubs
National Extension Committee
Kansas State College
Karl
Meals for Sunday and Company Supper Menu Notes
The excerpt lists meals for Sunday including breakfast with stewed prunes, ham omelet, toast, coffee, and a beef dish with browned potatoes, buttered peas, cranberry jelly, tomato salad, pecan pie, and coffee. Supper for company features sardine relish sandwiches, nut bread, cocoa, chocolate ice box cake, salted nuts, and pies. It includes a recipe for pecan pie filling with eggs, sugar, flour, milk, pecans, and flavorings, plus meringue topping, and directions for sardine relish sandwiches with celery, pickles, salad dressing, lettuce, and wax paper tips.
Way to a Man's Heart Shrimp Salad
A recipe for shrimp salad and a jellied shrimp salad with shrimp celery eggs and vegetables. Includes options to substitute tuna or salmon and notes preparation steps for molds and dressing.
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Ae Porn
Elton
Society Notes Highlight Diverse Local Female Groups
Mrs John Brand hosts luncheon and bridge in Eldridge crystal room with Miss Helen Davis of Town City Ia and Miss Clarice Painter arriving for Mu Phi Epsilon visit. Reports cover Ruth Orcutt studio events, Agnes Pine wedding gifts, Pi Lambda Theta pledges, Home Aid Society programs, St Patrick theme gatherings, and upcoming meetings across Lawrence clubs and universities.
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John Brand
Crystal Room
Eldridge
Helen Davis
Town City
Clarice Painter
Manhattan
Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority
University Fine Arts
Painter
Samson and Delilah
Baint-Stens
Madge Craiz
Legende
Aubentz
Mildred
Ruby Leonnard
Agnes Pine
Goworth League
St. Patrick's
Dixie Fitzpatrick
Margares Haas
Lillian
Hazel
Gladys Pine
Mary Alice MacGinnis
le Veda Hills
Lorene Fairbairn
Hilda Mee Bushey
Lawrence Pine
Rev Adams
Clarence Pine
F. H. Leonhard
Pi Lambda Theta
Thekla Anderson
St. Joseph
Fern Baker
Lebo
Frances Ballard
Atticus Ruth E
Barnard
Lawrence
Helen Goode
Elton Graham
Kansas City
Gladys Porter Gurtler
Marthe Heaton
Toneka
Geraldine Irion
Junction City
Tila Lawson
Lawinnie McDaniel
Independrothy Morean
DeSoto
Mary Virginia Smith
Tilly’ Somers
Tonganoxie
Dorothy H. Taylor
Sioux City
Teota L. Wagner
Ellinwood
Mary Welker
Centerville
Fraser
Alt
Miss Painter
Dorothy Enlow
Misa Ruth’ Orcutt
Charles Tholen
Leavenworth
Enlow
St. Patrick’s
Genevieve Hargiss
Wilma Stoner
Scarab fraternity dinner plans and local society notes
Scarab fraternity will host a dinner tomorrow at the Manor with invitations extended for attendance. The item mentions a golden wedding anniversary celebrated on February 14 by Mr. and Mrs. Place, long-time residents with ties to local landmarks and families. Seventy members and guests attended a recent University Club dinner featuring aviation discussions by Maj. William B. Wright and Lt. Walter J. Burgesa.
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Phi Chi Theta
Professional Commerce Sorority
H. Don Carlos
Marjorie Nelson
Helen Tomlinson
Ulamperl
Toreka
Dean
F. T. Stockton
Arena
Harry
Place
Pines
California
Ion County
Court House
San
John T. Place
Ninth
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Irene Choaté
Oy Place
University Club
William B. Wright
Kansas City
Walter J. Burgesa
Chicago
Bride to Be Shower Highlights Springfield Notices
Dr Lyle S Powell and guests attended a mixed social event planning for a forthcoming wedding with games letters to the bride opened in one year and numerous prizes awarded. A separate reception featured Mrs Clyde Husted and assistants hosting a miscellaneous shower with a guest list including Miss Pine and Miss Leonhard. Following repeal Springfield public schools added a temperance course to the curriculum.
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Clyde Husted
Paul Brune
Charles Husted
Agnes Pine
Ay . Pine
Mildred. Leonhard
Ruby Leonhard
Clara Stehwein
A. A. Hicks
John Canary
EB. F. Schowengerdt
James Houk
Emil. Heck
Ernest Leary
Eugene Leary
Milford Miller
Carol Miller
Clarence Pine
Fred Gantz
Springfield
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Publishers Syndicate
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James Yount
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R. E. Learned
N. H. St
Pearl Woodard
Hy-Lo Bridge Club
Davenport
Lester Reber
Will Johns
Home Aid Society
Robert Poe
Concordia
Margaret Sharp
H. E. Anderson
George Reynolds
Frank Sommers
Donald Johns
Marie Sommers
H. G. van Neste
St. Patrick
Katie
Patsy Creel
van Neste
J. J. Krum
E. W. Martin
Anderson
Miss Sommers
O. E. DeVore
Poe
D. Johns
Ed Hope
Jess
R. L. Anderson
Wallace W. C. T. U
S.M. Dolan
Route Three
Tota No
H. E. Jordan
China
Harriet Rynerson
Lawrence Reading Club
C. L. Lescher
Henry Werner
Karl Klooz
Bridge
A. D. Grey
Toledo, O
Eest
Henr Asher
T. E. Atkinso
Grey
R. H. Beamer
Prof
K. K. Landes
Chasnies
Dad Fellows
C. F. Hall
Ingleside Club
D. K. Rice
Ilinois Street
Scarab Fraternity
the Manor
Lyle S. Powell
Anere E
Ds Binney
As Ox
W. E. Sandeline
Callte
Corlett Cotton
Bridge Oblast
Iowa City
Penfield Jones
DE Luxe
National Safety Council
Resse Zieei Povey
Journal-World
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