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Show bun-:iu who i jtijkii nhoill. I Dillin.in, ::i u 1 1 1. i l.'r lor gn'IVK ;ind JO. K. (Ircenv.'ood, i:;t 1 - ' -fur sL.ile :iuiM'i iiiLctulcltt of 1 . lii.stru:liiii. , ;u.::t.s included Mrs. formed Chase, P;iy.snn, counly ch: I'l-cjji-m;m, Mrs. l'r:irl IJiIit, I'.'i,.,) the MrM. Llicile 1','iwn Slim;.,, ! 1( holip, l'rovo, candidal es lor ' p legislature. Alsu comity :hsi i rni.-'"!' Prof. Kd M. Kov.-c ami City chair--woman Mrs. Alia TT.:,mas. Mr:: A. Sherman Chri.sU r.so:: w;':: chairman of the meetine;. Kansas Woman Lauds Landon "Landon has given Kansas an outstanding, progressive administration," admin-istration," declared Mrs. Benjamin Benja-min Franklin before a meeting sponsored by the Republican Women Wo-men of Utah county and Provo city. About 200 women crowded the Women's club house to hear the noted Kansas woman speak. Other speakers were Mrs. Margaret Mar-garet F. Cannon, national com-mitteewoman. com-mitteewoman. Mrs. C. P. Evans 1 of the -Republican state speakers |
