Lawrence civic clubs host April dinner and new members
The April meeting of the Lawrence Busl and Pimu Women’s club at the Hotel Wood featured pink hyacinths and carnations, gift favors, and a talk by Mrs J E Rynerson on Europe. Elections named delegates for the state convention in Topeka April 1921. New members include Mary Atkinson Carter and others. next dinner planned May 5 at Lawrence Country Club. Brackett Farm Bureau met to continue waste-pattern work. Dorothy Schollenberger and George H Ahlborn plan a church wedding in Wichita. Wayne McCoy will host a beige party for Mr and Mrs Hag ar. Betty Ann Beal’s fifteenth birthday observed with Easter decor.
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Busland
P i Mu
E. Rynerson
Emma Christenson
Tocal
Topeka
H. W. Craig
Florence Barrows
Margaret Seumann
Minnie Beutman
Eses Athey
Joey
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence B.& P. Webb
Lawrence Country Club
Lawrence Merchants
Mary. Atkinson Carter
Julia Sehon Martin
Louise Nelson
Reta ‘Mull Reedy
Annicjane Hicks
Katherine Borth
Ursula Henley
Martha Bone
Christie Helper
Duglas County
Marjorie Ryther
Fay Orelup
Lawrence Memorial ‘High
Esther Athey
Vivian Kagi
Weaver's Department Store
Julia Hilly
Beatrix Charlton
Home Service Department
The
Kansas Electric Power Company
Mayme Corcoran
Murial Amrine
McAllaster School
Mabel Mallory
Brackett Farm Bureau
Jack Kelsey
Dickey
Barbara
Virginia Bigsby
A. E. Uirich
Wellock
Guy Bigsby
Daniel Kirby
Community notices from a New York PTA meeting and social clubs
The item lists attendees and speakers for a New York Parent-Teacher Association meeting with Rev. Charles A. Puls slated to speak at 2 45 PM and a fourth grade song program. It also notes Royal Neighbor camp officers meeting at Holloway's Hall, Home Aid Society gathering with Mrs. E W Martin, a white elephant exchange, and a Whiteross thimble party with a covered dish luncheon at the First Artist Church. Social events include the Finesse club luncheon at the Eldridge hotel hosted by Mrs. Evan A Edwards Jr, bridge club entertaining by Mr and Mrs J Frank Jones, and prizes for guests Mrs Hubert Else and Elizabeth Brodhead. The West Side Study club heard a Switzerland Holland and Scotland trip report by Ela Sharp at Mrs RR BicFarland's home and mentions the next meeting is at Mrs Andrew Jackson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Puls
New York
Parent-Teacher Association
First Artist Church
Evan A. Edwards, Jr
Finesse Club
Eldridge Hotel
Hubert Else
Elizabeth Brodhead
Switzerland
Holland
Scotland
West Side Study Club
BicFarland
Lawrence
Andrew Jackson
Michigan Street
April Dinner Menu Fragment with Eggs and Salad
A fragmentary kitchen list notes an April dinner scene with browned deviled eggs creamed new potatoes peas and banana cake. It includes details like 12 cup chopped jam four tablespoons finely chopped celery one tablespoon onion and parsley. The wording is garbled but indicates a supper course sequence and a salad dressing named botinee.
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Bettina
Classic American Comfort Dishes From a Historic Home Menu
This clipping lists recipes and methods for a savory ham and egg dish with celery onion and parsley, creamed new potatoes, a banana cake with banana and vanilla flavors, and a frosting using brown sugar and nuts. It includes instructions for mixing, rolling, frying, baking, and icing with modest measurements and steps.
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E&o
Hills Bros Coffee Introduces Controlled Roasting Process
Years of testing by Hills Bros yield a patented controlled roasting method. The process keeps roast uniform by regulating flow and temperature, producing a distinct flavor. Vacuum packaging preserves freshness, and Hills Bros Coffee carries the Arab trademark on cans sold by grocers nationwide.
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Hills Bros
Hilla Bros
Hills 'Bros
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc
Kansas City
Missouri
Dessert Note Reveals Vintage Cake Swirl Method
A fragment describes layering a cake with cold water cream while beating until thick. It mentions sprinkling with nuts and a soft ball stage as the mixture cools, offering a fleeting view of a historic kitchen technique.
Baldwin Easter Social Notes Reach Across Towns
Baldwin residents shared Easter visits with families in Overbrook Lawrence and Kansas City. The community news highlights travel, illness improvement, school activities, and Easter programs at Centenary Hall led by Dr Wallace Fleming.
Aids Relief Work and Easter Visits Across Town
Aids relief work featured Celia Grace with a solo by Lucas and a duet by Junior and Rex Spurgeon. The Junior choir directed by Howard Sanders performed several selections, with the Intermediate chorus also taking part. Morning collection supported World Services. Various department members offered solos and duets. Richard Hickey of Lawrence visited relatives in Baldwin. Harriet Osborne spent Easter in Kansas City with Mr. and Mrs. James Aus. The Flickingers, including Fatricia and Harold Jr., visited Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Flieinger. The Clarks and children Peggy and Billy visited Kansas City. Mabel Parmenter and daughter Alice Gayle returned from Kansas City. Claude Beeks and son Bill of Kansas City spent Easter with C. F. Beeks. William Jefferson received a telegram about the death of his brother George Jefferson in Oakland, California, from injuries in a Friday automobile accident. Jefferson left for Kansas City, then Oakland, to attend the funeral. Mrs. Jefferson accompanies her husband, remaining in the Thornton Jefferson home during his absence. George Jefferson grew up in Baldwin, attended Baldwin schools, and was well respected. many acquaintances mourn his untimely passing.
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Celia Grace
Lucas
Junior
Rex Spurgeon
Howard Sanders
Richard Hickey
Lawrence
Baldwin
Harriet Osborne
Kansas City
James Aus
Harold Flickinger
Fatricia
Harold Junior
Waverly
F. H. Flieinger
W. M. Clark
Peggy
Billy
Mabel Parmenter
Alice Gayle
Claude Beeks
Bill
C. F. Beeks
William Jefferson
George Jefferson
Oakland
California
Jefferson
Thornton
Counts Visit: Doctors and Students Gather in Kansas
Dr George Counts professor at Columbia University arrived in Kansas City for a family gathering with his mother Mrs JamesCounts and brother Wilson Counts. Dr Milton Counts and son Robert joined from Kansas City for two addresses in Lawrence, including a Russia talk at Baker University chapel. Building committee members toured Kansas City for church plans. Burton Clark studying optometry in Chicago visited Baldwin and Osawatomie during Easter break.
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Chaffeeur
Dwin
George Counts
Columbia University
New York City
James Counts
Wilson Counts
Milton Counts
Robert
Kansas City
Counts
Lawrence
Kansas
Baker
Russia
Wiley A. Keve
H. Ky Ebright
Bernard H.schultz
A. E. Tunin
Gaskells Host Bridge Club Gathering This Friday
Dean and Mrs Luke T Gaskell invite their bridge club to a Friday evening event. Guests include Mrs Alexander Trotter of Topeka who drove to Baldwin, and Mr and Mrs Clark plus J C Talbot recovering after surgery at Christ's Hospital. Neighbors hosted a party for Charles B a longtime member of the Royal society. The Evangeline Startar announced the initiation of Mrs John Baker at a meeting two weeks prior. Regular meeting set for Friday night.
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Dean
Luke T. Gaskell
Mervand
Alexander Trotter
Topeka
Baldwin
Baxter
Wie
M- Clark
J.C. Talbot
Christ's Hospital
Louise Talbot
Mr. Woodruff
Coffeyville
Clark
Royal
Neighbors
Charles B
Ethe Evangeline
Ig Startar
John Baker
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Dorothy
J .Schollenberger
Wichita
George H. J Ahlborn
Atchison
St. James. Episcopal Chapel
Wayne McCoy
Beige
Robert Hagar
Ralph Beal
Betty Ann
Velma Hess
Mary Elizabeth Slaughter
Juanita Eudaly
Jane Johns
Kathryn Zimmerman
Florence = Tryon
Irene Forney
Aileen Ziesenis
Edith, Olmsted
Peggy Lause
Mary Elizabeth Bitzer
Joyce Rutherford
Martha Dooley
Wanda Martin
Royal Neighbor& Camp
Holloway’s Hall
Home Aid Society
E. W Martin
Barker Avenue
J. Frank Jones
M. F. Hudson
W. S. Griesa
Max Wihelmi
C. B. Ry’ Ell
Hoover Dam
Nevada
S. Guest
Towner
Ina Lamar
Colo. Hospital
Associated Press
Jocelyn Lee
Luther Reed
Los Angeles
Baldwin News
Curley Denchfield
Charles
Earl Kirker
Chi
N. W. O'Byrne
Betty Catherine
Leavenworth
Robert Dowing
Martha Cowgill
W. J. Williams
Marian Louise
George Marquardt
Alexander
Bertha Galligan
Chicago
Grace S. Black
Cora
May Showalter
Central School
O. C. Langston
Bari High School
Miriam Deel
E. Stephens
Ralph Kennedy
Leland Law
University of Kansas
Louis Bolkman
Elizabeth Munzenmayer
Junction
City
S. W. Muenzenmayer
Epworth
Laura Margaret
Janet
Parsons
Betty East
Jean Louise Markham
Jesus
Soglated
R. R. Hawley
Ft. Riley, Kas
Glus
KC Rowoer
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