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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1920

Page

6

Domestic Science Exhbition Showcases Practical Skills at Central College

Last Saturday at Central College Domestic Science Hall Miss Updegraff led a display of silk gingham tailored gowns sport skirts and lingerie by her pupils. The attire showed strong design and craft ready for use while recipes from the Central Cook Book featured breads pies cakes and salads. Tea and wafers were served as visitors were welcomed, highlighting the social as well as educational value of the event. Mr and Mrs Elmer H White returned from Jefferson City after a five day county superintendents meeting. he was elected to the Executive Committee for next year representing the second College district. Also noted is an advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy lauding its effectiveness for colds and croup and a property purchase by FE Stier of the Thomas A Walker residence on Franklin Street for 6500.

Central College Domstic Science Hall Department of Home Economiccs Updegraff Elmer H. White Jefferson City White FE. T. Stier Thomas A. Walker Franklin Street Mr. Stier Geo. H. Stier

Kansas City Visitors Spend Sunday with Relatives

Monroe Butler Joe Carter and John Erickson of Kansas City spent Sunday here with relatives Capt B T Wiley went to Kansas City Monday to spend the day on business D F Conrad went to Kansas City Monday to spend the day with relatives Grace Gaffin Corder Steele Genevieve Blee Claud Price and two children Lillian McGowan and J R Moorehead Sr with Ailen Clayton Mrs Mike Gavin, all of Kansas City, arrived Sunday evening for a few days visit.

Monroe Butler Joe Carter John Erickson Kansas City Capt B. T. Wiley D. F. Conrad Kanas City Grace Gaffin Corder Steele Claud Price Lillian McGowan J. R. Moorehead, Sr Ailen Clayton Mike Gavin W. M. Hinton Fannie Stonestreet J. C. Graddy Reid Mooreland M. C. McFadin Tom Fletcher Anthony Gavin

Wentworth cadet corps pass military inspection

Major C W Elliot and Captain W M A Morris of the United States Army conducted a strict inspection of the Wentworth cadet corps. Twenty two military schools were rated to name the Ten Honor Schools. Cadets faced drill, barracks, kitchen, hospital, and field problems with high discipline. Inspectors praised neat rooms and strong mass calisthenics, awarding some leniency for wind during tent pitching.

C. W. Elliot W. M. A. Morris United States Army Corps of Cadets Central Department Chicago Wentworth Hiliot Morris Lexington Mitchall Ray Elliot New Mexic Military Academy Usu Sellers

How is Your Complexion? A Woman Should Grow More Beautiful

An advice note claims beauty improves with age through baths diet and exercise and proper liver and bowel function. It warns yellow eyes and flabby flesh signal indigestion or sluggish liver and promotes Cham berlain's Tablets as a remedy. It also reports local social news: Reid Mooreland Mrs M C McFadin Tom Fletcher and Anthony Gavin visiting Kansas City.

Miss Bess Spruce Visits Kansas City

Miss Bess Spruce traveled to Kansas City yesterday for a short visit. J R Vaughn returned there Wednesday after several days on business. George Trail and Mrs Peter Hale also went to Kansas City for business or visits. Four students were sent to Bartlesville Oklahoma as stenographers for two big oil companies with entrance salaries of 100 per month. Adv.

Bess Spruce Kansas City J. R. Vaughn George Trail Kansas ‘City Peter Hale Bartlesville Okla Chillicothe

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Central College Chamberlain Ben. ‘Amin F’. Blakeney Decatur, Ill Adv Oxfords Mecaneldé Giley Genevieve Blee Hamberg Iowa Central Beverage Co H. C W. L. Gruber War Department Hadley Leer E Fashion Park Stier Clothing Company Fashion Park Clothiers J.C. Young John Deere No Manny Farmer's Co-operative Ass'n Lexington, Mo Pele Dul St. Louis IND Mntu
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