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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1936

Page

3

West and Huxman Discuss Schools in Campaign Talks

Democratic candidate Walter A. Huxman and Republican Will G. West debated Kansas school funding and prohibition in last nights talks. Huxman criticized state aid ranking and urged repeal of a law seen as constitutional danger. West reported dire conditions in schools, blamed state officials, and outlined campaign stops through several towns. Senator Arthur Capper touted AAA farm relief as helpful despite flaws.

Associated Walter A. Huxman Will G. West Kansas Huxman Nendosha William Allen White Emporia Kansay West Marss W. T Edt Aoa Democrat Phil Hatter Tra Q. Scott Markham Marysin Blue Rapids Waterville Barnes Hanover Washington F. City Caney Coffesville Independence Arthur Capper Parsons AAA Vic

Enjoy Art Lessons At Spooner Thayver Museum

Lawrence children enroll in Saturday art classes taught by Miss Mary Ruth Watermulder, a Oberlin graduate continuing study at the University. The museum program blends object drawing, demonstrations, games, and story illustration to explore costumes, tools, and furniture, with focus this fall on Indian art and a coming unit on Chinese and Japanese art. The classes are free to Lawrence students, funded by the Board of Education with Miss Minnie Moodie assisting.

Spooner- Thay Ver Museum Lawrence Mary Ruth Watermulder Oberlin College Watermulder Wer Elass Board of Education of the Lawrence Public Schools Minnie Moodie

Spanish Queen Leaves New York Museum Exhibit

Under the elementary school art department, a Saturday clay modeling class for children is held in room 308 West Ad Building, in cooperation with the University design department. Miss Nina Salko, a university design junior, teaches. Fees are 20 cents per class for clay. Several places remain. first graders through sixth graders may attend. Classes meet from 9 to 11:80 a.m. every Saturday morning.

West Ad Department of Design The University Nina Salko Vhru Hirh School

Hopewell and Independence Glimpses of Sunday News

Miss Mildred Black of Parsons visited her parents Mr and Mrs Earl Black on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Cecil Jordon and Marvin returned from Oxnard California after several weeks visiting Mr Jordon’s parents. Ada and Marian Speicher attended to their work. Mrs Ben Harmmond hosted a church event. Mrs George Deaton traveled to Fort Worth Texas with friends Croll Kumdun and Lester Drabaker. Florence Ahly of Willow Springs joined Geneva Reynolds for a Sunday visit.

Mildred Black Parsons Earl Black Cecil Jordon Marvin Oxnord Calif Spen Adulph Ardent Mir MM Steve Speicher Ters Deanette Sun Imerni Ben Harmmond Tistr Randel George Texas Croll Kumdun Lester Drabaker LeLoup Yaoi Sanday Florence Ahly Willow Springs

Local social notices from Baldwin area gatherings

Overnight guests included Mrs. May Gilbert and Lulu Stewart from Cassadaga New York. Nellie Anderson dined with Miss Jewell Anderson at the Charlie Gale home last Sunday. Mrs. George Potter left for Fort Worth Texas with friends. Lawrence visitors at the Purvis Harmon home. A Stewart Cabin reunion honored Mr. and Mrs. Merchant of Monte Vista Colorado. Dozens attended the family gathering with meals and guest book in Baldwin. Community event featured a Hopewell Farmers Union program with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell speaking and moving pictures. Social visits spanned Kansas City to Kearney and Des Moines with multiple families and livestock trades. The Hopewell school played High Prairie softball 10 to 9. Dr Will Gorris visited. George Newman attended American Royal in Kansas City with Vinland students. Merchant family returned to Monte Vista. Mrs. Lea Dyer accompanied them to see Mrs Merchant Sr.

W. H. Lucas Lucas May Gilbert Lulu Stewart Cassadega N. Y Nellie Anderson Jewell Anderson Charlie Gale George Potter Fort Worth Texas Frank Patterson Paul Abels and Sons Lawrence Purvis-Harmon Stewart Cabin F. P. Merchant Monte Vista Colo Edgar Jordon Harry O'Gorman Mary Clemons Clyde Kansas City Finn Graham Champ Jim Liggett Fletcher Hunt Todd Scott James Dyer Leo Dyer Vista Richard Francis Killbuck Roy Merchant Fred Purvis Arlie Lederer Hopewell Farmers Union and Community Club Fredonia Bailey Henry Bailey Frances Bailey Bessie Thompson Trinity Lutheran Hospital Des Moines Robert McBride Thompson Earl Hammond Ben Hammond E. J. Tuttle James Taul William Eissler Kearney Ato George Newman American Royal Vinland High School Lea Dyer Merchant

Fairview ladies can fruit for Fiske school Kansas City

Fairview group including Mrs Everett Pence and several others met on Thursday afternoon to can fruit for the Fiske training school in Kansas City. Nearby visitors Mr and Mrs Charles Whedon and Lewis Knight spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jesse Perratt in Harmony district. Mrs Randel and pupils held a wiener roast in the Hines pasture.

Everett Pence EF. L. Brown Clark Nebra Leese Edd Paaseh Rose Day Aileen Cooper Bertha Knop Jennie Leary Dorothy Leary Koehler Edna Fiske Training School Kansas City Charles Whedon Lewis Knight Jesse Perratt Harmony District Randel Hines Pasture

Fairview Pupils Transfer to Pleasant Valley School

On Friday afternoon Fairview school lost four pupils Mildred Dorothy Holloway Virginia Ruby Mitchell and they will now attend Pleasant Valley school. Visitors and callers at the Peters home included Walter Howard Maxine Ruth Doris Paul Dale Anderson Joan Howard of Lawrence Mrs Jennie Leary and Edd Howard. Melvin Collier of Smith Center spent two days with Bert Deay. Irene Allison, previously at Mrs Day's home, was remembered. Floyd Nisely made a business trip to Kansas City.

Fairview School Mildred Dorothy Holloway Virginia Ruby Mitchell Pleasant Valley School Walter Howard Maxine Ruth Doris Paul Dale Anderson Joan Howard Lawrence Jennie Leary Edd Howard Guy Lloyd Denham David Peters Melvin Collier Smith Center Bert Deay

Pleasant Sunday Visits Mentioned in Local Circles

On Sunday Mr and Mrs Ernest Ralston and family and Mr and Mrs Edd Howard and sons spent the evening at the Nicely home. Mr and Mrs William Steairs visited Mrs Alice Whedon Meairs of California visiting relatives at Waverly. Mr and Mrs Henry Seele and family of Independence were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs George Hunsinger and family all amid small talk and routine local social details.

Ernest Ralston Edd Howard Nicely William Steairs Alice Whedon Meairs California Waverly Henry Seele Independence George Hunsinger Vicks VapoRub

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