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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1966
Page
3
Sixty two Neighborhood I Girl Scouts and leaders depart Lawrence after school for a three day Ozarks trip. Two chartered buses head to Branson Missouri with visits to Marvel Cave Silver Dollar City and other sites. They plan campfire with Branson Girl Scouts and return Saturday around noon.
Robert Smith and Mrs Paul Gilles join Mrs Wilbur Meier in leading a gathering. Attendees include Troop 640 Roberta Canlin Mary Meier Peggy Bocquin Pat ty Wilcox Martha Branson Sherry Watson Glenda Howard Zoe Ann Jones Debbie Lakauta Cathy Hildebrand Susan Nordmark Christi Carlsen Delaine Filkins Carol Keefer Wendy Linton Senior Scout 52 Susan Cul bertson Barry Robinson Becky Gilles Barbie Smith Debbie Barr Troop 621 Marla Barnes Shirley atlassae Penny Crews Jean Macey Gayle Gatts Kathy Gilles Patty Bowlin Cynthia Guy Debbie Skic Bonnie Keefer Laurie Krough Jane Drury Sandra Stet Her Cindy Green Junior Harwood Kathy Mosser Debra Shirar Jean Surgess Vicki Anderson Heverly Lemesang Rosemary Pinet Jaz Aldridge Jean Thomson Troop 664 Jane Anderson Marcia Anderson Shirley Wilson Iris Webb Debbie Smith Gwen trimmer Kathy Pickett Belinda Ixerr Carolyn Shaw Yvonne Jordan Annola Wright Vanessa Collins Margo Thomson Betsy Williams Margo Daub Barbara Knos Jackie Bussell
Alumnae and patrons of Sigma Alpha Iota present Jack and Marlene Sievert in an 8 15 p m benefit scholarship organ recital at Trinity Episcopal Church. Both soloists perform Soler concerti for two organs with a portable Positiv organ brought in for the occasion. Free will offering accepted.
The Do-So-Do Square Dance Club in Chile meets at 8 p.m. Saturday at the IOOF Hall. Pat Patterson is the caller and guests are welcome.
A simple oven finish adds crushed pineapple and halved dates to pork chops. Spoon on two tablespoons pineapple and two dates per chop a few minutes before the meat is done, return to oven until the topping is hot and bubbly.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathers at 828 Ohio Street with Mrs Marnest Milburn presiding. Mercredi Club meets at 6 p.m. at 720 Miss St. Niotas Club hosts 2 p.m. session with Mrs Theodore Wiley at 2121 Ohio. Lawrence American War Mothers convenes 12:30 p.m. at Police Fire Building at Sth and Vt.
April events include an Elks Ladies luncheon at 12 30 with bridge and canasta at 1 30 at Club rooms 725 Wt St Reservations close 11 a.m. Monday with Mrs Harry Starks or Mrs Mike Murphree Host couples share University Club dinner bridge at 100742 Mass St on Saturday night Prairie Acres Garden Club field trip to Baldwin woods area now Kansas University property featured wild flowers birds and horticulture awards to Mrs Frank Foley and Mrs Lenzen Linda Kay Miller and James Le Roy Trober wed in Eudora Rev Dwight Clark officiated couple to live in Eudora Beta Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at 2334 Vt St with Enjoyment of Music program led by Anita Pollard and Maureen Powell New pledges Pat Motter Pat Brooks Madeleine Schehrer Sadie Deaton Brenda Molby Roger White to continue as sponsor
Altrusa Club of Lawrence observed its 49th founding anniversary at The Sirloin with a birthday cake and blue white decor. Doris Henton was re elected president as officers Harriett Dyer Ethel Rice Betty Fisher were chosen. The club will send a delegate to the Eighth District convention April 22 24 in Pittsburg and plans a Golden Age tea for seniors.
A Spring Fashion Show presented by the Letha O Clark Past Matrons Council of the Order of Eastern Star drew about 250 attendees at the Community Building. Models from Leavenworth Ottawa To gano xie and Lawrence displayed sport street and formal wear with a Easter egg hunt themed children’s fashions. Ruth Richardson played background music.
The Daffodil Club's annual meeting at South Park Recreation Center named Spellbinder as the best of 32 varieties, with White Spire runner up and Ave and Galway tied for third. Officers elected include Carol Martin as president and Mrs. Austin Turney as vice president. The group reviewed the yearbook, discussed the American Daffodil Society convention, and invited new members while planning future bulb donations and a June executive board meeting.
A simple dessert idea uses spoon slivered blanched almonds and strawberry preserves to dress up a prepared custard mix into a flavorful pudding treat.
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