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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1935
Page
8
Gloomy days lingered, yet shop windows urge readiness for the hot weather after spring, with summer frocks featuring shirring, cowl necklines, and feminine details. Contrasting coats and matched Tahitian prints accessorize outfits, emphasizing versatility for both day and evening wear.
Brooke Peters Church discusses how inconsistent parenting and lack of a shared plan can hinder a child’s development. She compares家庭 budgeting with raising children, urging parents to consult together, align goals, and address issues such as laziness, peer influence, and excessive crying to avoid mixed signals. A Paris fashion note highlights a gilded metal plaque accessory and a navy blue toques outfit.
The Round Table adds six volumes to its memorial collection at the city library. The set includes John Hays Hammond autobiography, America’s Tragedy by James Truslow Adams, The Native’s Return by Louis Adamic, City Editor by Stanley Walker, and Every Man His Own Historian by Carl Becker. Becker’s essays, including the Kansas piece read at Kansas day, honor former members Mrs. Emery, Moore, Trask, Ward, and Chalfant.
A garden watering technique uses furrows two to four inches deep along rows. Place a hose end in a bucket and let it overflow into the furrows. Water soaks to the ground and reaches the roots, unlike overhead spray or hand-watering that wets only the surface.
A quirky party serving method suggests halving a grapefruit, placing it inverted on a platter, and impaling small sausages with toothpicks around it, surrounded by olives for decoration and multi-item presentation.
The Lawrence Woman's Club sponsors a nursery school for underprivileged children to open by June 1. Managed by Mrs. F. W. Gaunt, it will serve twenty five youngsters for at least six months. Government funding covers most expenses. the church site is Trinity Lutheran with Southpark access. Mrs. N. M. Hough leads the club, with Mrs. L. H. Menger directing the hobby fairs May 17–18.
A vivid scene portrays Puff clinging to the reins while a fiery horse rears and bucks repeatedly. The description notes the animal’s powerful leaps and snorts as it flings riders—yet Puff remains in the saddle, enduring dangers for years.
The Baldwin community reports the May 5 marriage of Miss Mary Jane Seaman to M Harris at Wellborn with about 75 relatives present. Local gatherings include Leisure Hour Club luncheon at Mrs Balch’s home, new club president Mrs Edward Alder dice, and Mother’s Day events at KU. Neighbors and relatives attended or hosted visits across Baldwin, including Ballard and Chubb families, church events, and multiple weekend trips. Aged 75, Mrs. Agnes Wilson died in her daughter’s home, with burial in Olathe.
Teacher gdret Williams and Mrs Ruchty hosted friends for dinner last Sunday. Attending were Rev A E Ayers, Rev H L Geyer, Dewey Schnuttendorf and children, Gloria and Dewey J, plus Mrs Kate Schmittendorf’s family in Overbrook. Florence Drummond from Ottawa visited Marion Louise Williams for a party by the Independent group at Odd Fellows. Mrs Charles Neil of Garnett attended Mother's Day dinner at Zeta Chi house. Neil and daughter Margaret Ann joined Mrs Neil in Baldwin with Mr and Mrs A E Knauss. Mrs Frank Davis and daughter Lila of Kansas City visited Mrs Grover Brumfield. Dr John Schnebly and Dr Weir of Baxter Springs were guests of Dr and Mrs W H Webster. Dr David L Young and Amelia visited Pr Thornburger Garnett. Mr and Mrs William Betts spent time with their Baldwin children. home in Harveyville. Vincent Burton of Lawrence spent the week in Baldwin with friends.
Miss Margaret Born daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip Born of St Paul Kansas and William Schopper of Indianapolis Indiana were married Tuesday morning April 30 at 9 o clock in St Francis Catholic Church St Paul. Attendants were Barbara Born and Lawrence Born. A breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside in Indianapolis. Several Eudora residents attended and other local visitors were noted at various gatherings over the weekend.
Delegates attended Grand Chapter events from Helianthus chapter in Eudora. Kansas City visitors, church confirmations, high school baccalaureate and commencement plans are noted along with club luncheons, bridge parties, and a domestic comedy presented by Eudora high school students. Families and local figures are named, with dates and venues across town events.
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