Central Middle School - Ceejay Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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IllBil c w W G d Choose the Instrument That Suits Your Talent VOU find it here — individual instru- ments, or complete outfits for everything from the smallest jazz orchestra to the military band. C. G. Conn Instruments Acknowledged Superior by the World ' s Greatest A-tists Used and endorsed by Sousa, Pryor, Con- way, Innes, Kryl, Creatore, Liberati, U. S. Marine Band, the greatest opera and sym- phony orchestras and thousands of individ- ual artists. Scientifically built in the world ' s largest band instrument factory. All taper branches expanded by hydraulic pressure, an exclu- sive process, insuring accurate proportions and a smooth interior, a perfect carriage for sound waves. A Complete Line Here, Including Cornets French Horns Wood Flutes Trombones Euphoniums Metal Flutes Altos Dasses Piccolos Mellophones Clarinets Drums CONN FACTORY BRANCH 1101 McGee Street KANSAS CITY, MO. Victor 3650 mh mmmms m ijs?esssiasm Page One Hundred Seventy-six

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AMERICAN FLUID CO. Manufacturers Undertaking Supplies 5208 East 51st St. Srfltmt ©ml (ftnffr? £ ljop MINNIE A. BOUTELL Armour and Troost Serving continuously from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Afternoon Teas and Special Card and Dinner Parties Westport 5356 Compliments of Mrs. A. Dix Bissell Phone Benton 3961 NEUDORFF HARDWARE CO. 2305 INDIANA AVENUE KANSAS CITY, MO. NEWS ITEMS FROM THE JUNE 11, 1946 KANSAS CITY STAR We note with pleasure the installation of Mr. Herbert Jacob as president of Lin- coln and Lee University. Mr. Jacob was reared in Kansas City, making an enviable record in Central Junior High School. Mr. Kenneth Silverman, Chicago ' s fa- mous criminal lawyer, arrived yesterday to take personal charge of the defense of George Bungle, the speed maniac recently arrested here. Miss Frances Hilmes, the Jackson County Demonstration agent of Home Economics, held one of her usual good meetings at Lees Summit yesterday. A large number of women were in attendance. The last month ' s issue of the Ladies ' Home Journal contains one of the latest art works of Louis Oro. Mr. Oro was formerly of Kansas City. The title of the picture is Dress Pattern No. 3491. Among the newer firms to be written up in the Advertising Journal for May is that of Lindsey Co., Inc. The head of this concern is Miss Louise Lindsey, a Kansas (Continued on page 177) Branch Yards 5th and Everett Sts. 12th and L. Road Kansas City, Kansas John M. Byrne Lumber Co. Corner 18th and Campbell Sts. Telephone, Harrison 0561 Kansas City, Missouri WALKER ' S MARKET 31st and Cleveland Carries a full line of Meats and Groceries mwffimgEH ai jj iis .i: !;: :; !!;! ' !;; Page One Hundred Seventy-five

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■ gg ff t -% ? l L. J. ROSE, Proprietor Established 1905 Grand 0247 Grand 0248 K. C. WINDOW SHADE CO. Estimates Gladly Furnished on Window Shades — Brass Rods — Venetian Blinds Hall Carpets 1513 Oak Street Kansas City, Mo. MARTIN L. GRAYBEAL JEWELRY and Repairing 4746 Prospect, Kansas City, Mo. T. Emmet Doyle Ross H. Moore DOYLE-MOORE LUMBER CO. Norclay 1022 NORTH KANSAS CITY, MO. Wolberg Dry Goods Store Shoes and Furnishings Phone Benton 3570 We Give and Redeem Surety Coupons 2220 Indiana Avenue (Continued from page 175) City young lady who has shown much apti- tude in her clearcut conception of modern advertising. Another Kansas City girl, Miss Zelda Ackenhausen, is General Man- ager and was well-known to many people here during her school days. At the meeting of the School Board last night the following teachers were appointed to take up work next fall: Miss Billy Cary, Physical Education; Miss Lee Elmo Smith, Secretary; Miss Alice Learned, Home Econ.; Miss Willetta Farmer, Civics; Miss Martha McNeil, Public Speaking; Mr. Berry Dillon, Physical Education; Miss Elizabeth Snyder, General Science; Miss Mayreece Hagland, English. The Newman feature for this week is creating quite a sensation in theatrical circles. The leading lady, Romola Polofsky, known in private life as Miss Jeanne Pick- ard, is seen at her best in the emotional second act with the hero, Maurice Fitzu, in private life, Mr. Donald Evans. The appointment by the U. S. Government of Mr. Robert Boyd as chief in charge of aerial traffic between Kansas City and St. Louis becomes effective July 1. Phone Linwood 1248 3403 East 27th Street Special Designs Made to Order Antique UPHOLSTERING SHOP Upholstering Refinishing Repairing KANSAS CITY. MISSOURI THEO. C. VOLKERT Coal, Grain and Millfeed Phone Leeds 1121 LEEDS, KANSAS CITY, MO. W m Page One Hundred Seventy-seven