Appreciation Gift Honors Miss Minnie Scott for Public Service
A Lawrence community group of more than 300 citizens and organizations presented Miss Minnie Scott with a radio and a cash gift to buy an electric refrigerator as she retires after years as a public health nurse. Scott served in World War I with Barnes Hospital unit abroad and later led home health programs, teaching first aid and hygiene, aiding clinics, and coordinating relief work during holidays.
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Miss Scott
Old
Rouen
Armne
Anderson
Red Cross
Nemaha County
A. H. Clark
Lawrence
Electa Kindelsperger
Kansas
Rachel Flory
Faro
Scott
Minnie Scott
Museum Buys Woodcuts by Former University Couple
Woodcuts by Mr and Mrs Phelps Cunningham, exhibited in Cleveland Ohio, were purchased by the museum. Cunningham won first prize for one cut and three were submitted. Mrs Cunningham earned honorable mention for two. He, KU 1926, now an architect, is to contribute prints to a Cleveland print-makers magazine. she, KU 1927, formerly Miss Mary Phillips.
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Phelps Cunningham
Cleveland
Cunningham
A. W. Cunningham
Lawrence
University of Kansas
K. U
Mary Philips
Incoming and Retiring Presidents of BPWC Named
Mrs Lydic to assume new duties as president of the Business and Professional Women’s club after serving as publicity committee chair. She has been active in the club’s work for years and has worked at Weaver’s since moving to Lawrence five years ago. Under Mrs Nelson the club enjoyed a successful year with rising membership and civic projects including a rest room furnishing drive, plus a glee club and operetta led largely by club members. Also noted was a Sunnyside 4 H club meeting planned for Saturday May 12 hosted by Eleanor and Merle Ward, with Mrs Kate Toms and Mrs Wolfe of Bonner Springs visiting Mrs F W Lewis.
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Lydic
Business and Professional Women's Club
Weaver’s
Lawrence
Topeka
Nelson
Sunnyside
4-H Club
Eleanor
Merle Ward
Kate Toms
Wolfe
Bonner, Springs
F. W. Lewis
Mother's Day Programs Across Churches In May
Church notices detail Mother's Day services at Ninth Street, North Lawrance, Plymouth, St Luke and Ninth Street Baptist with sermons, soloists, choirs and special offerings. Events include Sunday school, devotions, evenings in charge of choirs, and a California Fair by Ladies Auxiliaries. The Delta Sigma Theta sorority showcases regional conference activities May 11 to 13 and church activities run through May 24.
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Ninth Street
Ninth
Ohio Streets
B. L. Wightman
Lulu Irving
Mattie B. Mathie
Kate Figgins
Porter
L. A. Peas Sole
Marjoria Jean Coleman
Mattie Baker
Snowden
Elia Brown
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
BY. P. U
Lulu_ Irving
Teachers’ Council
Aux- Wary
Outstanding English Jug Collection Lent to KU Museum
A loan of sixty eighteenth and early nineteenth century English pottery jugs is on display in the Spooner Thayer Museum of Art at the University of Kansas. The Burnap couple of Kansas City owns the notable group, rivaling Chicago’s Buckingham collection for scope and significance. Pieces by Wood Caldwell Spode Turner Wilson and Davenport celebrate events from Wolfe’s death to Nelson at Trafalgar and Waterloo. One jug portrays a Gretna Green wedding and others feature star and fox hunts classical myth and guild arms. The exhibit runs through the summer.
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Spooner-Thayer Museum of Art
University of Kansas
F. P. Burnap
Kansas City
Buckingham
Art Institute In
Chicago
Burnap
Spooner- Thayer Museum
Wood
Caldwell
Spode
Turner
Wilson
Davenport
Wolfe
Nelson
Trafalcar
Napoleon
Waterloo
Qne
Gretna Green
Butcher’s Guild
First Series of Talks on Art to Close May 19
The first part of the radio series Art in America ends May 19. The fifteenth program tonight at 6 features One Hundred Years of Picture Collecting. It traces the Goodwins as collectors and art lovers, illustrating public taste changes over the last century.
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America
Goodwins
Sardines for Supper Quick Pantry Dish
For a fast supper with little in the house use sardines from tins with bread and coffee. Cook the sardines in their own oil, turn them frequently, and serve on toast with a dash of lemon for flavor.
Old Fashioned Coffee Cake and Ina Claire Fashion Ride
A recipe for Old Fashioned Coffee Cake includes flour sugar apples butter and spices with steps to bake in a deep pan. Also notes Ina Claire wearing a black Molynoux ensemble in Paris with a back-buttoned wool frock and matching three quarter length coat.
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Mabel Miller
Rhode Island St
Geo. Geratenberger
Eudora
Ina Claire
Paris
Inereasin ener Radiators on all electrical refrig erators
Radiators on all electrical refrigerators should be kept free from lint and dust. Cleaning can be done with a whisk broom or vegetable brush. Removing dirt will increase efficiency and lower running costs for the refrigerator. Extra-furniture Reach a buyer with a dissatisfied ed.
Mothers Day program at First Christian Church features living pictures
Senior high girls present living pictures of motherhood at 9 45 Sunday school hour before the adult assembly, under Mrs Myron Settle and Mrs Claude Scott. Junior department led by Mrs B W Slaughter hosts a program. Morning worship at 10 50 includes a sermon and song with choir led by Mr E Sawhill and Blanche Sams singing.
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First Christian Church
Myron Settle
Claude Scott
8. W. Slaughter
E. Sawhill
Burdett
Blanche Sams
Midland community notices and gatherings
Entries describe Midland area activities including club meetings at Midland hall and Rural club events with guests Mrs Clyde Husted and Mrs Emil Heck, a Mothers Day program led by Mrs Frank Toms, plans for May 17 at Mrs F V Lewis, and visits by families to Kansas City Tonzanoxie state lake. Sam Moore hospitalized with pneumonia shows improving.
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County C. P. A
Midland Hall
Charles Spray
Friends Sunday School
Charles Husted
Midland Rural Club
Clyde Husted
Emil Heck
Frank Toms
F. V. Lewis
Elmer Ousdah
Guy Shultz
Kansas City
Sam_ Moore
Russell Shaw
R. W. Arams
Flashes of Life in a Dust Filled Week Across Cities
AP reports a dust storm barely noticed in Pittsburgh as it swept in from the west reaching 15 000 feet. In Tupelo a cow struck by lightning injured Mrs Hollandsworth, Montana bears and car clash in a draw, while Minnesota loses its psychology brains for months as a lecturer discovers a dummy brains exhibit.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Fittsburg
Tupelo
Pauline Hollandsworth Gaés
Hollandsworth
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Edna Lydic
Mrs
Louise Nelson
Bible School
Tlan
D2 Hutybell
Hell
Plymouth Congregational Church
Vermont Street
Joseph F. King
Sarah A. Cleland
Ernest FE. Bayles
Charles Wilson
Karl Klooz
Gounnd
Hansel
Gretel
Humperdinck
Vinlinsole
Plymouth Church
Guil
St. Luke A
M. E
New York Street
Knight
Mre
FE. Knight
Polly Mil
Naomi Light
India
Nicholas Geren
Kansas University
Allen Christian Endeavor
Martha Chelks
Riva Fishback
Arthur Johnson
Vicolin
Mayme Jackson
Belle Henson
Trustes
Ella Wyatt
Arkansas Street
Sallie Harver
James Bryant
Addie Whites
Sunshine Merrymaker Society
Bertha Garrett
Young People's Dramatic Society
William Suttles
Fordinn Stone
Jeanne d'Arenberg
Roland de Brissac
Worth
PATS
Tennessee Valley Authority
Norris, Tenn
Midland
Fred Heck
Della Weibel
Register of Deeds
Jefferson County
W. W. Ware
B. G. McCall
Oklahoma City
Missoula
Mont
H. B. Senate
University of Minnesota
Howard ‘ Longstaff
Veu
Mount Hope
Lawrence National Bank Building
National Cooking School
Journal-World
Katherine Caldwell
Athearn
TS Viimac
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