Poets Active in Kansas Gather in Lawrence
The Poetry Society of Kansas, a twenty five member group, met in Lawrence last week to share work, critique pieces, and encourage younger writers. Founding members included Helen Hoopes and Madeline Aaron, with later joining poets such as Kirke Mechem and Selden Whitcomb, helping raise Kansas poetry through anthologies and civic projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence L
Snow
Poetry Society of
Kannes
Lawrence
Kansas
Madeline Aaaron
Wichita
Neil Lewis Woods
Kinsley
Miss Hoopes
Harry G
Avis) Carlson
Nora B. Cunningham
Chanute
Kirke Mechem
Topeka
Kansas State Historical Society
Marco Morrow
Daily Capital
Bernice Anderson
Wilson Antrim Crawford
The
Household Magazine
Florence L. Snow
J. Neale Carman
University of Kansas
the Isle
Selden S. Whitcomb
Edna Osborne Whitcomb
Velma West Sykes
Kansas City
Kan
Victoria Harvey
Liberty, Mo
Edgar Lee Masters
Kansanio
New York
W. H. Carruth
Willard Wattles
Esther Clark Hill
Henry Harrison Press
Cotton Patterns for Summer Styles and Sizes
Fashion patterns offered by The Journal-World Pattern Department present styles 2638 2667 25493 and 2560 with bust sizes from 36 to 40 inches. Each pattern lists fabric yardage and binding needs, plus doll dress options and simple blouse construction. Send 15 cents per pattern and 10 cents for the Spring Fashion Book.
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Journal-World Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Poets Honored as Florence L Snow Remembered in Readings
A literary group saluted Florence L Snow for her poetry lifetime at a University Memorial Union luncheon. Members read poems in her honor including a piece by Margaret Perkins Briggs about Snow and referenced Snow’s volume The Lamp of Gold. Another dinner at the Colonial tea room featured readings and two piano numbers by Miss Mary Jane Bruce.
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May Williams Ward
Florence L. Snow
University Memorial Union
Snow
Margaret Perkins Briggs
Miss Snow
Colonial Tea Room
Mary Jane Bruce
Kansas City
Kan
TODAY S CROSS WORD PUZZLE SUMMARY
Crossword puzzle clues list across and down items with varied topics. Entries reference American Indians, government, consonants, education, measurements, existence, and multiple proper nouns. The jumble includes names, places, animals, and misc. words, with several familiar phrases and archaic terms mixed in.
Who Studied With Prof Carl A Preyer and Miss Snow Guest
Miss Kate Stephens, who with Florence Finch Kelly helped carry Kansas name to New York, has now returned to Lawrence to live and was an honored guest. She studies with Prof Carl A Preyer, and was also a guest of Miss Snow.
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Carl A. Preyer
Miss Snow
Kate Stephens
Florence Finch Kelly
Kansas
New York
Lawrence
Madeline Ashton
University of Kansas City
Miss Ashton
C. H. Ashton
Kansas City
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
University of Kansas
Smith
University of Illinois
The
Sorbonne
Paris
University of Geneva
Switzerland
World Peace Essay by Mrs Newlin Wins Honorable Mention
Mrs. George L. Newlin of 936 Ohio Street earned honorable mention in a national contest on world peace for her 6000 word manuscript The Truth About the World Court. Her work, first in the state contest, covered the Hague idea, the International Court of Arbitration, the League of Nations, and the Permanent Court of International Justice, with its peace implications. She also gained early January recognition in Western Poetry Magazine and was named a reporter for a New York news syndicate.
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George L. Newlin
Ohio Street
Department of International Relations
General Federation of Women's Clubs
International Court of Arbitration
League of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
Newlin
New York City
Mint with Lamb Dinner for Four Card
Currant mint sauce with browned lamb chops, creamed potatoes and peas, biscuits, lettuce, dressing, dessert and coffee. Lamb chops are seasoned and browned then simmered to tender, followed by a custard chocolate souffle and a warm pudding with cream and butter, vanilla, lemon, and sugar.
Silhouette Pictures for Posture at High School
Miss Margaret Maynard directs silhouette portraits to help girls see posture defects such as forward heads and hollow backs. Dorothy Howe photographs under Chester Cunningham’s physics supervision, aiming to track improvements next fall and apply silhouettes to home economics and arts classes for costume design.
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Margaret Maynard
Dorothy Howe
Chester Cunningham
Study Wild Flowers in Their Native Habitat
The Lawrence Flower club wild flower group toured woods and fields on a Sunday to study plants in their native habitat. Oren Bingham and Mrs. Bingham preserved images of Dutchman’s breeches, erthryniums, dogtooth violets, and more. Members included Mr. and Mrs. H. T. A. Smith and many others. D. T. Ransdall chairs the group which also aims to conserve Kansas wild flowers. Membership stands at twenty two. new joiners to notify Mrs. Ransdall or Mrs. Ralph Baker.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Mas
Frank Jones
Herbert Jones
Vanney Miller
Ralph Baker
B. P. Baker
Ray Ogden
Dewitt Ranedell
C. F. Hardtakfer
Lula Ezell
H. H. Lane
E. B. Stouffer
D. T. Ransdall
Flower Club
Ransdall
Absorbing Music By Brooke Peters Church X House Life
The X house treats music as essential as meals and reading. Children grow up immersed in varied genres from Bach to blues, reading music as naturally as books. The piano and a large music library foster keen, intelligent listening without pressure to perform.
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Brooke Peters
X House
Schonberg
Bean Loaf Recipe From Mrs. G. L. Glenn
A bean loaf recipe contributed by Mrs. G. L. Glenn of Route One Lecompton suggests English walnuts as a meat substitute inspired by Montana scarcity. Ingredients include cooked beans tomato juice walnuts onion bread crumbs with optional salt pork, baked in a hot oven and served with tomato sauce.
VEE the crocodile sighs and begins to beg in cartoon
The text describes a crocodile named VEE sighing and turning up his snout as he begins to beg. He rubs against Puffy's right leg. The passage also discusses bacon used in loaf and alternatives for nut seasonings with peanut butter and varied spices.
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Puffy
The Little Church in Black and White by Curtis
The piece argues Stalin’s visit to his mother signals a public nod to family life and motherhood. It contrasts Soviet aims with traditional roles, stressing the home as society’s breeding ground and the mother as presiding genius. The author contends progress hinges on unselfish family principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Little Church
Stanley A. Curtis
Tribute to mother and the art of living with people
A narrative praising Christian harmony in homes led by selfless motherhood. The author credits his mother for teaching the fundamentals of living with others and upholding a family ideal for humanity, noting practical home lessons versus wider world challenges. The piece ends with an unrelated statistic about houseflies carrying over a million bacteria.
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Earth
General Features Syndicate
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Honiton
Devonshire
England
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Hutchings
Sussn Burroughs
the World Co
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Lenin
Russia
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