Patriotism at D A R Congress as Mrs Don Carlos Reports
Mrs H E Don Carlos from Ridgewood New Jersey writes on the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution congress in Washington. Delegates and visitors, 1600 voters 1400 guests, voiced defense and preparedness while condemning communism and Shaping a strong patriotic message.
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Whiting
Ridgewood
N. J
H. E. Don Carlos
Congress of the National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Betty Washington
Congress
Constitution Hall
United States
Don Garros
Troyanovsky
Red Russia
United States Marine Band
Petite
Army
Navy
William Tyler
Commissioners
Naturalization and Immigration
Thomas Healy
Georgetowversity School of Foreign Service
Franklin Roosevelt
White House
Arlington
Mount Vernon
Don Carlos
Missouri
S. W. Atkinson
Etty Washington
Mrs McClear and War Camp Mothers Leader Receives Honor
In Washington Mrs Don Carlos was hosted at supper by Mr and Mrs H A Dedderidge with Mrs Harry Woodring among guests in her honor. Mrs McClear, originator of War Camp Mothers and first national head, tied to Mother’s Day print. Jess Crum fined for drunkenness after pleading guilty. released on $10 bond and $7.30 costs.
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America
H. H. McClear
Washington
Don Carlos
H. A. Dedderidge
Harry Woodring
Dedderidges
Jess Crum
Charl Springer
A Dainty Appetizer Grapefruit Refreshes Luncheon Menu
A dainty grapefruit appetizer features a centrified cup filled with currant and mint jelly, then sprinkled with confectious sugar to brighten luncheon or dinner servings.
Records of Lawrence Universalist church in 19th century book
A large historic volume, presented to W. C. Simons by L. L. Rilinz, catalogs the first Universalist church of Lawrence established June 2, 1812 and records baptisms marriages and deaths from its brief existence. It notes signatures of early Lawrence residents, a 1872 marriage, and pastoral changes leading to 1875. The book, printed by the Ear Daily Tribune office in Lawrence, Kansas, will be donated to the Douglas County Historical Society.
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Universalist Church of
Lawrence
W. C. Simons
L. L. Rilinz
Universalist
Junction City
A. L. Selig
M. F. Selig
C. B. Learned
H. A. Learned
M. M. Denman
A. Richardson
F. Eson
Burnett
A. Burnett
O. W. McAllaster
Ella Py McAllaster
John Alder
Haskella
Veer R. Bigelow
Oliver P. Barber
W. CG. Brooks
Garber
Lawrence, Or
Brooks
A. DB. Barnes
Rhubarb Desserts and Conserve Recipes in Brief
A column presents multiple fruit dessert recipes with rhubarb and oranges including a conserve recipe by Mrs. T. J. Viets and variations by Mrs. Harry Houk and Mrs. Harry S. Greer. Instructions cover peeling, cutting, simmering, adding gelatine or nuts, and chilling. Plus a court note: Helen Kane loses suit over Betty Boop technique against Fleischer Studios and Paramount Public Corporation in New York.
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T. J. Viets
Arkansas St
Harry S. Greer
Hamp
St. Ieee
Helen Kane
New York
Max Fleischer
Fleischer Studios, Inc
Paramount Public Corporation
Supreme Court
Edward McGoldrick
White Fashion Dominates Summer Style This Season
White dominates attire this season with white wool coats shoes and accessories paired with dark dresses. Pumps T straps and sandals in kid buck linen and other fabrics fill the market. Low heels replace extreme heights while many sandals lack heel and toe support. Millinery extends from tiny headpieces to cartwheel brims with taffeta hats in black or white featuring gardenia trims.
Taffeta Hats and Wraps Win Spring Fashion Attention
Taffeta, bright in dresses and suits this spring, inspires matching hats. Coats feature taffeta linings in contrasting colors or fir ured material, designed to be worn either side out, marking a fresh wrap trend for dressy frocks.
Keeping One's Identity in Parenthood
A daughter reminds mother she is a person beyond parenthood. Parents lose individuality when defined only by children. maintain own life through reading, concerts, hobbies, and excursions despite sleepless nights. Shared activities benefit both parents and children, preserving identity while nurturing family.
Lawrence Typists Shine in District Contest at Topeka
Lawrence schools placed well in the district typing contest held in Topeka on Saturday April 21 with 19 points. Mickie Learnard finished second in novice speed at 58 wpm and Helen Dreher was second in amateur speed at 65.53 wpm. Elizabeth Wade led amateur accuracy at 99.67 percent, while Dreher was second at 99.59 percent. The first and second year classes are led by Luella Foreman and Guy Cross. Sunday Forum guests at 4 20 p m tomorrow include John M Wright deputy treasurer of Shawnee County delivering the principal address at Ninth Street Baptist Church.
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Lawrence
Topeka
BE. A. Thomas
Leonardville
Seaman
Robinson & Hoyt
Westmoreland
Mickie Learnard
Helen Dreher
Janet Johnstone
Elizabeth Wade
Luella Foreman
Guy Cross
Toneka
Ninth Street Baptist Church
John M. Wright
Shawnee County
Enthusiastic Mothers Show Off Nursery School Benefits
Mothers at the Unitarian church report their 24 children have improved behavior, manners, and social skills since attending nursery school. Open house is scheduled for next Monday morning from 9 to 12:30, with teachers noting gains in diet, weight, play facilities, crayon work, songs, stories, and acting.
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Jimmy
Unitarian
Grace
Tommie Loomis
Gentry Files Candidacy for Sheriff in Doug County
Seymour O. Gentry, a 47 year old Lake View county farmer and father of three, announced his candidacy for sheriff amid Democratic primary interest in August. Born and raised in the Lake View neighborhood, he is a well known local figure.
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Mr. Gentry
Lake View
Seymour O. Gentry
the Lake
Journal-World
Doug
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D.A.R
Stright
Harry Houk
Rhode Island
Lawrence High
Mother
Gentry
Niles
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