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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1936
Page
11
An article offers practical bake recipes to keep a cookie jar full for school days and snacks. It lists Oatmeal Bars, Molasses Drops, and Chocolate Raisin Cookies with ingredients, mixing steps, baking times, and storage tips for a keepsake kitchen routine.
Mrs. William Miller welcomed Iota Phi Fi members and guests for a Friday afternoon bridge event at her home with six tables and high scores awarded at each table. A W. T. club met Wednesday at Mrs. Fred Walker’s home for three tables of bridge and prizes. A surprise birthday bridge for Mrs. James Edwards drew friends, with bunco and a handkerchief shower after the games and refreshments. Verda Sommer and Mary Jane Boulder of Lawrence attended.
Tuesday greetings in Kansas City for President Roosevelt. Mrs. Zillner visits Lawrence friends. Several dinner gatherings mark a weekend of family reunions and hosting. A large bridge party, 150 attendees, honors Rev. Rapier’s transfer to Eureka. Open house for Mrs. Bohnsack’s 85th birthday, community notes, and plans for future events in Eudora.
Those who attended the Indian program in Lawrence Saturday included Mrs. Charlie Jardon Peggy Buddy Betty Mrs. R G Mc Connell Esther Francis Cecil and Phyllis Mr and Mrs R H Morgan Dorothy Charles Junior and Alice Gayle Cook Wincel Dean Butell Mrs Henry Bailey and Miss Frances Bailey The program was given by Haskell with Miss Eakin in charge She was assisted by six Indian girls in ceremonial costumes representing five tribes from across the United States The program was instructive about Indian homes and costumes Miss Eakin stressed our heritage from the Indiana of music love of nature silversmith work basketry and pottery She also mentioned great Indians who have developed into leaders of our race
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