Surprise Gypkana Prize Goes to Mrs Fairchild in Carlsbad
Mrs Harold Fairchild of Carlsbad California won a Gypkana race prize mounted on a horse won as a surprise. Friends note the prize ties to Rocket films and Fox producers Ray Rocket and Al. The event supported the Community Chest with other local social notes and a Thanksgiving bar-b-que for movie folk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harges
Harold Fairchild
Carlsbad
Cal
Rocket Stables
R. L.mcelhiney
Fairchild
Helen Gragg
Ingrams
Herold
Weil
Faild
University of Kansas
Helen
Phi. Beta, Pi
Alphe Omicron
Harold
Ham Loaf and Dairying Fare Highlight Local Notices
A fragmented excerpt shows a recipe for ham loaf with gelatin and a second note on lower milk shipment rates into Boston. The recipe lists ingredients, steps, and serving yield for six, while the freight rate detail notes a ten cent per hundred pound saving for dairy farmers last year. Names include Mrs J Howard Compton and Mirk Edward B Martin, with addresses in Hartford area locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Aunt Henry Robert Quitten Heavey Fragment
Fragmentary lines reference Aunt Henry Robert Quitten and Heavey. The text hints at repentance and saving people but lacks clear reportable facts or context for a complete summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Robert
Quitten
Mayflower Prize Awarded to Lawrence High Student
Elizabeth Raymond of Lawrence High School won the Mayflower Prize for a historical essay. She will be guest of honor at the Kansas Society of Mayflower Desendants dinner in Kansas City on November 21 eve, reading her paper during the program. Judges included Kirke Mechem and T. A. MeNe Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Society of Mayflower Descendants
Elizabeth
Raymond
Lawrence ‘High School
Kansas City
Kan
Kirke’ Mechem
Hanses State
Society
Mayflower prize winner a Kansas high school student
Betty Raymond, a fifteen-year-old Topeka high school student, won first prize in a Kansas contest on New England influences in settlement and development. The award, part of the Kansas New England Society efforts, highlighted her Mayflower lineage and interest in Plymouth area history. Other prize recipients included Tom Robinson and Elizabeth Banta, both Topeka students. The Kansas City meeting will honor late governor Selden Hinck Kilzore with a memorial reading.
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Sarah White
Resolved White
Betty Raymond
Kansas
New England
Plymouth
Lawrence New England Society
D. H. Spencer
University Department of History
Old New England
Tde
Tom Robinson
Elizabeth Banta
Secompton
Thomas
R. Robinson
Fillmore Street
Topeka
Division of Literature
Women’s Club
Robinson
Miss Banta
Carmie Wolfe
Topeka High School
Kansas City
Selden Hincker Kilzore
Kilrore
E. M. Hopkins
Lawrence
Eveline Weekes -Cole
Edwin M. Reechards
Lawrence Woman's Club Year Books Preview 1933 34 Season
Lawrence Woman's Club unveils year books for 1933 34 with broad program aims for cultural improvement and community benefit. Meetings planned monthly with varied topics from Around the World trips to Kansas Day lantern slides, citizenship programs, and a girls hobby fair, led by multiple chairs and supported by local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Woman's Club
E.M. Owen
E. H. Lindley
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Amy Kelley
Manhattan
Farm Bureau Women’s Chorus
Public Welfare
Erna. Corey
C. E. Lindley
Robert Faft
Margaret Sharp
Howard Veatch
C. S.frith
HA. Dodderidge
Department of Literature
George J. Barker
N. M. Hough
F. A. Cook
T. H.kennedy
A. S. Ferris
F. W.W. Gaunt
District
General Federation of Women
Chute
Honor to Be Paid to Fourteen Outstanding Women on Kansas Day
Miss Stella Haines of Augusta announces the Woman's Kansas Day club annual meeting in Topeka January 29. The morning session begins at 9 with a recognition service for fourteen outstanding women, followed by luncheon at noon and a short pageant by Haskell Institute students. The club honors pioneer women and achievements in exploration aviation literature and politics.
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Stella Haines
Augusta
Woman's Kansas Day Club
Woman's Club
Topeka
Haskell Institute
Honor roll of Kansas women honored with inaugural plaques
Miss Haines announces plaques recognizing Amelia Earhart in the First district and Mrs Margaret Hill McCarter of Topeka, among others. The list includes Dr Geto Di faring in the First district, Mrs Clarinda Nichola Quin daro as the first Kansas woman in the territorial legislature, Esther Clark Hill the poet, Mrs Martin Johnson the explorer, Mrs Eliza Huss ker missionary in Kansas, Mrs Mary Watson teacher in Lyon county, Mrs Martha Bradley noted as first white girl born in the Eleventh district, Mrs Salter in the Fifth district, Mrs Mary Wade mayor of Ellis with five women council members in Big Martha Biscell’s district, and Mrs Carry Ae Na You with Mrs Mionie Grinstead noted as the first woman in the Kansas Legislature.
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Haines
Amelia Earhart
Margaret Hill McCarter
Opeka
Navellat
Geto di Faring
J Hill
Inansas
Clarinda Nichola
Quindaro
Kansas
Esther Clark ‘Hill
Martin Johnson
Eliza Hussker
Council Grove
Mary
Watsson
Emporia
Tin
Mionie Grinstead
Measuring money values for children in daily life
The text argues money should be weighed by its value impact rather than its abundance. It emphasizes guiding children to set worthy goals, learn exchange mechanics, and practice moderation. Direct advice matters less than example, with practice stronger than precept.
A Luncheon Party Cranberry Jules Cocktail Chicken Croquettes
A readied luncheon recipe fragment lists ingredients and steps for croquettes. It shows butter, flour, stock, milk, pimento, green pepper, parsley, salt, paprika, and chicken. The directions describe melting butter, cooking a thick sauce, cooling, shaping, and breading the croquettes.
Vivid contrasts add sophistication to rooms
Margery Taylor surveys 1933 design trends highlighting vivid contrasts in interiors. Dark furniture against light walls, chartreuse with gray peach accents, and bold color pairings. The piece notes light wall colors, blue ceilings over yellow walls, and rich browns with gray and white accents shaping modern bedroom palettes.
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Aramat
Croquettes and Mushroom Cream Sauce Recipe
Shape into two inch high cones and 134 inch bottom. Fry until browned and serve hot with parsley. Prepare crumb and egg mixture with milk and salt, dip croquettes, and fry. For sauce melt butter, blend flour, add stock cream and milk, cook until creamy, then stir in mushrooms and seasonings. If using fresh mushrooms, dice and brown in butter before serving.
Salt and Warm Water Rescue Tints for Delicate Fabrics
Household tips advise soaking color running garments in cold water with salt for half an hour before washing. Rewash with warm water to restore color, repeating for items prone to fading. Delicate pinks require this only first wash. subsequent washes use lukewarm water with mild soap powder.
Bridge Luncheons and Dinners Highlight University Club Event
Miller extends invitations for two bridge lunches next week on Tuesday and Thursday at 3 S Man. A university club dinner last night drew sixty eight guests with yellow candles and bronze centerpieces. Awards were given to Raymond Beamer and H B Chubb, while four consolation prizes and four other awards were distributed. Next Saturday a club dance is planned with Mr and Mrs Ray Wright coordinating. Mr and Mrs Guy Keeler hosted a bridge gathering, and Miss Sadie Cleland entertained Rev and Mrs Joseph Fy King’s guests at five tables. Theme featured yellow and bronze, with high and low score prizes awarded to Beamer, King, Hackler, and Grey. Chapter CW of PEO met hosted by Mrs Kiolz and Miss Georgia Wolf. a paper on child welfare was read by Mrs R Z McFarland after refreshments.
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University ‘Club
R. C.moore
F. ‘B. Davis
A.T. Walker
Sadie Cleland
Joseph Fy) King
King
Beulah Hackler
Frances
Grey
E. W. Martin
Home Aid Society
E.E. McKee
W .H. Martin
Robert Wilson
E. L. Martin
Howard Creel
Robert Pugh
E. B. Martin
W. P. Olmsted
H. G. van Neste
J. J. Krum
W.H. Martin
Patricia Ann Creel
van Neste
Frank Lescher
B. E. McKee
Shoe
Ed Hope
Thanksgiving Entertainment and Club Activities Noted
Vendredi club hosted an afternoon gathering at Mrs. IF W Gaunt's home with substitutes for absent members. New pledges announced for several fraternities including Delta Sigma Pi Delta Chi Phi Chi and Phi Beta Pi. A girls club named H D J formed by Lucille Studebaker group. Bridge and gab gatherings held. Girl Scouts, court of Award, and Indian costume program at Pinckney Auditorium impressed a large audience. Merit badges awarded. Girl Reserves hosted a silver tea for mothers and daughters with a varied program in the high school cafeteria.
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Vendredi Club
IF. W. Gaunt
Delta Sigma Pi
Raywood Hanson
Salina
Albert Swisher
Utica
James Thompson
Lawrence
William Rash
Thayer
Delta Chi
Theno Graves
Frank Henderson
Leaven
Phi Chi
Edward E. Miller
Pittsburge ‘Triangle
Frank M. Drake
Phi
Beta Pi
Albert Martin
Coffeyville
Sam Jones
Hutchinson
Lucille Studebaker
H.D. J. Club
Lena James
Margaret Cosgrove
Juanita Lefford
Lucille Reuter
Virginia Williams
Vivian Markley
Mary Hansen
Vivian McVey
Pinckney Auditorium
F. P. O Brien
I. W- Hartley
Haskell
Chauncey Matlocke
Pawnee
Harry Stucker
The
Lawrence Girl Scouts
Inez
Marie Hagenbuch
Ann. Murray
Gertrude O Brien
Elizabeth Ochse
Erna Carl
Olga Caril
Mary Con
Billie Rae Dashiell
Dorothy Ansdell
Etta. Dawes
Ada K. Kirchhoff
Muriel Jordan
Betty Kop
Kopp
Margaret Hyene Scond
Jane Ansdell
Jean Stouffer
Woodcraft
Athletic Merit
Helen Linquist
Nana
Mae Hartley
al` Ice Ann Jones
Mary Louise McNown
Geraldine Hartley
Margot Baker
Ida Frances Moyer
Jeanne Moyer
Mary
Bess Doty
June Griesa
Helen Turner
Mercyl Laessig
Scout Council
Milas Beesle Wild- Sra and Mra W C Koenle host social calendar
The social calendar lists numerous gatherings including receptions, dinners, bridge and club meetings. Notable names include Mrs Verner Smith Mrs H J Penney Adah chapter and various local clubs and residents hosting events at homes and venues across town. A Ventura club meeting and Eastern Star district gathering are highlighted along with student music performances and a two course luncheon.
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Esturdey
Milas Beesle Wild- Sra
Buffet
St . Afr
Verner Smith
Attergnon Bridge
Ague
Lote
Ae M. A
W. Kennard
Ay Manor Craig
H. c
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Barker. Ave
Betty
Kansas ‘Society
Elizabeth Raymond
Louisiana Department of Conservation
State
Jules
Margery Taylor
the McCall "Soma
Lawrence journal-World
RS ‘Miller
Guy Keeler
H. E. Tanner
Edna Dart
Belle Wilmot
Mary Allen
C. T. Ard
Tota No
Arthur Jung
J. Keeler
Noxwell Anderson
Alice Russell
Wilet
Lucilleert
Mia
Ralph Ward Viana
Vera
Vera Flory
Dorothea Weingartner
Arden Fortney
Opal "Richardson
Mabel Green
Virginia Starr
Helen, Moore
Commiittee
the Book Club of the
A. A
C. D. Young
Louisiana
L. D. Havenhill
Mark
Twain
C. I. Martin
William Cain
Nadine Clark
Theen, Johnson
Shirley Jameson
Carlene Weeks
Mary Greene
Lois Summers
Doris Crumer
Margarete House
Naomi Moore
Helen Dietrick
Virginia Hunsicker
Leonora Vogler
Kathryn Cain
Ventura Club
Floyd Rankin
Masonic Temple
Adah
Eastern Star
Evelyn Graber
Ance Bess Grover
Union
Ottawa
George Marquardt
Evangeline Hanter
Baldwin
Myrtle Brownine
Rachel
Linwood
John Anderson
Waverly
Virginia Kobler
DeSoto
Beryl
Piersol
Sadana Chanter
Williamsburg
Louise’ Luckan
Helianthus
Eudora
Lucille _ Thompking
Adelphia
Wellsville
William Eastman
Sentinel
Isabelle MacKenzie
Eva Bushey
Corps
Blanche Foster
Foster
Ida Foster
Edith ‘Falkenstein
David
Horkmans
Hi W
Craig
Rhode Island Street
Red Cross
Brackett
Farm Bureau
Jacob O 'Hammie
Jack Kelsey
Guy Bigsby
Georgiana Smurthwaite
Connie Foote
Kansas State
Kelsey
Birsby
D.denman
A. St. Olmstead
State Farm Bureau
Atchison
Mina P.’ Dias
Clarence Beardslee
Mothers’ League
J.P. Lutz
S. J. Churchill
George Houk
Ella Doering
L. C. Allen
W. A. Guenther
Harold Bagby
R. R. Jackman
James Searles
Bridge
N. M. Draper
China
Draper
Fred Isaacs
R. H. Edmiston
Margaret Benfield
Lea Drébing
Laundry 13Th. & Conn
Journal-World
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