Illinois Assembly member J N Van der Vries profile
Bernice T Van der Vries wife of J N Van der Vries former KU mathematics faculty member represents Illinois seventh district on the general assembly. She won the 1934 Republican nomination, plans to run again, and splits her time between legislature letters speaking engagements and district reporting. She opposes an eight hour day for women.
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Bernice T. van der Vries
J. N. van der Vries
University of Kansas
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General Assembly of
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Chicago
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Wabash College
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Flowers Bloom in Parish Pans Spring Fashion Line
Parish-Flowers bloom as Paton unveils mid season spring wear featuring flower printed satins and taffetas for evening frocks. gowns emphasize decollete backs with velvet shoulder straps and bold floral trims. spring hats range from straw to large brims. Also includes a beef stew and dumplings recipe and a chicken almond salad sandwich filling.
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Patou
Puppets Made by Haskell Students Attract Attention
A unique project by Haskell Institute high school students under Miss Sybil Malm features wooden puppets and marionettes depicting Scarface legend of the Blackfeet. Puppets crafted by boys and costumes by girls, praised for detail, shown to Tony Sarg in New York, with plans for performances in Fort Leavenworth, Ottawa, and Oklahoma schools.
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Study of War Prevention by Lawrence Woman's Club Group
The Lawrence Woman's Club hosts a weekly round table on war and peace led by Mrs. Mary Thomas, using Foreign Policy and World Problems leaflets for study. The group invites all interested women, members or not, to attend at Mrs. Thomas's home on Tuesday afternoon.
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Reading for Fun guides children to enjoy books
Mary Graham Bonner notes National Children's Book Week promotes reading for pleasure from November 17 to 23. The feature highlights various titles for older boys, girls, and children abroad, praising engaging stories such as Racing the Seas, Bob Flame, Coot Club, and Lost Corner, plus Paris adventures in Street Fair.
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Christmas Sewing Patterns and Prices From Journal-World
A catalog of patterns includes Style No. 3209 through 3237 with sizes for children and teens, yardage requirements for 35 and 39 inch fabrics, and prices. It invites readers to send 15 cents per pattern, request the Fall and Winter Fashion Book for ten cents, and mail orders to Journal-World Pattern Department, 160 Fifth Ave New York.
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Books for Children List For Children's Book Week
A city library children's room staff led by Miss Margaret Perkins issued a long list of books for Children’s Book Week November 17 to 22. The catalog covers animals adventures poetry and classics from Dickins Kipling and Seton to St. Nicholas stories and Boy Scout tales, with titles such as The Jungle Book The Call of the Wild and The Bobbsey Twins amid hundreds of works for young readers.
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Book of Zoography
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Burgess Animal Book
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Seton
Scoville
Doctor Dolittles Zoo
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Animal Heroes
Animal Secrets
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Moree
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Border Watch
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Nicholas”— Moore
Toby Tyler
Otis
Hepatica Hawks—Field
Lions ‘N' Tigers
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Woodlawn School News Kids Grow, Learn, Celebrate Halloween
Woodlawn kindergarten reports 32 pupils with 16 boys and 16 girls and two new room pieces a black box and lockers. Pets Dickie Sandy and Andy named. students enjoy Halloween masks, pony rides, and plans for a community pony. First through sixth grades share class activities, field trips, doll shows, Indian studies, art projects, and a Book Review. The Woodlawn Library adds new titles as grades 1 2 3 4 5 6 recap events and staff. Armistice Day program and a geography demonstration mark November activities.
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Mrs Roosevelt Hurt In Sagamore Hill Slip
Edith Kermit Roosevelt widow of Theodore Roosevelt, age 74, was confined to a hospital with a broken hip after slipping on the floor at Sagamore Hill. Son-in-law Richard Derby and Dr. Mather Cleveland report steady progress. she had been in excellent health and spoke last September at a Republican women’s meeting.
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New York
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Elizabeth Allan Named Gable's Broadway Companion
New York November 16 Daily News reports Clark Gable regards Elizabeth Allan as his preferred Broadway companion. The British star plans to divorce W. J. O Bryne of London after their film together in Men in White. Gable, returning from South America, has sent flowers and joined Allan at safes and night clubs before leaving for Connecticut to visit friends amid the announced separation.
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