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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1934
Page
8
The article outlines key points for successful angel food cake including proper lightness, fine grain, and whiteness. It covers egg white preparation with a wire whip, oven temperatures, gradual heat, inverted cooling, and careful folding of flour and sugar. Variations like cocoa additions are noted.
A family dinner becomes a staged lesson in etiquette as Mrs. Stith imposes constant corrections on Tom Susan Mary and Sam while Mr. Smith endures a tense meal. The piece argues that one shared meal weekly could be a true social occasion with relaxed mood and gentle instruction. Simple games like Fish Flesh
The scene describes Pafi grabbing Clara Bow and fleeing toward shore while being attacked. Ty clings to an ear as a fish and more threats appear, creating a tense escape sequence with dangerous encounters on the water.
The passage discusses using playful phrases such as “and Fow!” and “Pack My Aunt's Trunk” to engage children in conversation. It emphasizes keeping even the youngest child alert, arguing bored kids become slouchy and ill-mannered, and notes that involving Tommy and Mary in quick questions helps them take small bites and chew with mouths closed.
The article notes early summer fashion favors sheer suits and light coats in linen and crepe, with taffeta accents replacing wool. Large brim hats with flat crowns are trending for all ages, while beret styles gain popularity for mobility. A recipe suggests cream soup from stock or vegetables, simmered with butter, flour, and seasonings.
In choosing kitchen ware pick pieces that stack well with round bottoms and ridges at the upper rim. Nesting pans and bowls save space and serve many uses, enhancing practicality in the kitchen.
The Lawrence Woman's Club starts a new project with a Girls Hobby Fair on Friday and Saturday in April at the Brinkman building. About forty five junior high girls plan entries from city and rural Douglas county. Entrants are split into two age groups and prizes awarded for top displays. Entries accepted Thursday April 19 from 3 to 6 pm. A talk by Dean Paul Lawson and entertainment will accompany the exhibits to raise funds for the fair and beautification campaigns.
Angel Food Cake instructions mix egg whites with salt then fold in sugar and flour, bake 1 hour at 250 degrees. Chocolate version adds cocoa sifted with flour, uses half cup flour and cocoa, bake until done.
A detailed set of vintage cake recipes and stain removal tips. Includes Mrs Charles Roberman's Pecan-Cherry Angel Cake with egg whites sugar flour pecans and cherries and an Apricot Angel Cake with cream of tartar, sugar, water, and apricot puree. Also offers stain treatment using boiling water and borax.
The Second Church of Christ Scientist at 354 Massachusetts Street offers Sunday service at 11 o clock with the Lesson subject Unreality. Sunday school at 718. Wednesday testimonial meeting at Sorlock. The reading room provides authorized Christian Science literature daily except Sundays and holidays. Public invited to attend services and use the reading room.
Local churches list Sunday services at Unitarian on Twelfth and Vermont with forum review by Henry Werner, sermon on Pivotal People in Contemporary Religion, and choir. Trinity Lutheran on Thirteenth and New Hampshire with radio service and music by Meribah Moore. First Church of God on New Jersey Street features morning Bible study, communion, and evening services. Community notices include recipe instructions, social dinners, and personal visits.
Church notices outline a full Sunday schedule with First Baptist, First Methodist Episcopal, First Presbyterian, Westminster churches, and other groups. Activities include morning worships, Sunday schools, choir offerings, youth meetings, and revival plans, with events led by ministers such as Doc Cunningham and Rev. Price, plus university contributors and Gideons program details.
The Rev. T. H. Popplewell will discuss Bibles at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon at the North Lawrence Christian church. All interested are invited to bring any Bible of interest. The talk will cover the Koran or Mohammedan, the Mormon, the Septuagint and Vulgate, both about 300 A D, four German editions, the Breeches Bible, and the Douay Rheims.
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