Kansas City National Training School - Shield Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Evelyn Hibbard: Does Kentucky border the state of Illinois? Lillian Harter: No, there is a river between them. Miss Terryf after Miss Garretson had dictated the followingj : Locate on a map the location of the settlement of Shem, Ham and Japhethf' Let's see, what was that? Sham, Hem and what was the last one? ..i.......-,...-- Miss Garretson: Most of the people I voted for were elected. Student: Well! The people that most people voted for were elected. For Thirty-Five Years Have Been Manufacturing HARNESS, SADDLES BOOTS AND SHOES at Kansas City Stock Yards When in the market, write us for catalog of goods wanted, either Harness, Saddles, Collars, Duck Goods, Furs, Boots and Shoes, Stetson Hats, Cutlery, Cotton Gloves. We also sell wool on commission. It will pay you to get our plan. Chas. P. Shipley Saddlery 85 Mercantile Company Home, Harrison 210 Bell, Main 2719 1629 Genessee Street Kansas City, Mo. YOU WILL LIKE FOOD PRODUCTS SUPREME Ire 112

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OFFICE PHONES Bell, 1082 Grand, Home, Victor 9332 Dr. Lillian V. McKenzie Osteopathic Physician Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist Suite 201-2 Bryant Bldg. KHHSHS C ity, Mo. J. M. WALTERS NOVELTY HARDWARE STORE TENTH and CENTRAL KANSAS CITY, Home of the Caloric Pipeless Furnaces Over 250 installed in Kansas City, Kansas Keeps Evvry Room Warm Call Bell Phone, Fairfax 887 for Specification KANSAS ' iiillliiliillln 1' in Illlll nu ENGRAWNGS E COIDRPIIME co PERFECT PLATES FOR ALL PRINTING PURPOSES Hi?R'E'0?. sos-:no EBUSTREET 3 'Eh 'fn 5997 KANSAS ClTY.MO. 4-707 S' I Ill ,- A.IrvavWai.fa-mH....... ., lllllltltl H .... ,..,...Align:g:z:g:::y2.,5:iQ 650?0'0-0 - QHOFS-6-6-0 : 1: 1: :z :ze-' .. 9 ,gg 0 ill: C5 Ei . 3 :III E9 EJ, 9 J. 29 EJ. EF? 51 E9 EJ. 59 551 , .-'59 .:::::::a::e6f ' . .ll ' H fa:-Hzecssoc-eoziozeezeononosonononGee . HIGH CLASS POPULAR PRICED PHOTOGRAPHS. NIOHOLSON STUDIO, 911 GRAND AVENUE

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g fy zm g FLOWERS o o 'I 'fwffff mf'-is liiiifliliflffii Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association Try Ordering by Telephone HCS' ' ly' ' only ff el Lf fllffihi 'U Home Linwood 933 Bell WOStD0rt 933 Greenhouses and Store, 38th and Euclid Ave. A lively bunch of hustlers, yes, A jolly crowd are we, ' For Jesus Christ we're working and Our services are free. Young people are the ones we want The Master's work we love, And we expect some day to meet Our God who reigns above. H. W. OLATHE EPWORTH LEAGUE VIEVIE SOUDERS, '08, Sioux City, Iowa. Miss Souders has been the efficient superintendent of the Shesler Deaconess Home, which is the Home for the North- west Iowa Conference, for five years. A beautiful, commodious Deaconess Home YIHS bflen built, and all lines of deaconess work in the Conference have had new im- petus and life. Settlement work has been re-organized and there are now two strong points of work, with district work and station work. Miss Souders has Spent much time in W. H. M. S. work in the Conference, organizing and taking Thank Offerings and stimulating the work in every way. She has made a fine success in an administrative task, which perhaps is not as popular as some other lines of deaconess work, but which represents one of the greatest needs of today. IN FOREIGN LANDS. Miss Winnogene C. Penney, T15, is in her fifth year as missionary in China. She IS atuthe head of the Girls' School in Tzechow, Szechuan, China. Conditions there have been very tense, but' the work is a joy. Miss Joy Smith, '15, is beginning her work as dis- trict evangelist, out from Nankmg, China, and writes enthusiastically of the opportunities that are coming D to her. Miss Bessie Meeker, '18, is in the Language School in Nanking, China, preparing for evangelistic work. Mrs, Karen Hansen Kiser, '07, and her husband, are laboring in Constantine, Algeria. French and Page 113