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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1963
Page
3
The Prairie Acres Garden Club will host a flower show Tuesday from 2 to 4 30 p m at Mrs L C De Moss 3003 W 7th St Entries accepted 8 30 to 10 30 a m Tuesday Mrs Frank Foley serves as general chairman Attendees from other garden clubs are invited and fashion magazine themes inspire design class titles
The KU Engineering Wives hold a spring luncheon at 1 pm Tuesday at Lawrence Country Club with a wigs demonstration by George Corn. Upcoming events include golf clinics led by Wilbur Norton and a 2nd annual Kappa Kappa Iota birthday party in the Kansas Union. Other notices cover a Credit Women's Breakfast Club dinner with Alice Patterson as guest, Alpha Delta Kappa officers elected, and a pledge service for Selma Hoffmann at Haskell Institute.
Engagement announced by Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Helms of Freehold New Jersey for their daughter Julie Ann to Gary D Elston son of Mr. and Mrs Ernest Elston of Tonganoxie Kansas Julie Ann is a Freehold Regional High School graduate attending Asbury Park Business College Gary D Elston is a Tonganoxie High School graduate who attended Kansas University and is an airman second class stationed at Maple Air Force Base Fort Dix New Jersey
Maj. and Mrs. S A McKone host Easter Sunday gathering at 500 La. St. Guests include Sam McKone Jr Eagle Pass Texas James McKone family San Bernardino California W L McKone Laurel Maryland Kathleen and Shawn McKone. Observances mark March April birthdays and 56th wedding anniversary. Farewell for W L McKone family ahead of July overseas assignment.
The Wakarusa Valley PTA meets at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the school multi purpose room. A panel on Moral and Spiritual Education in the Home, School and Community includes Mrs. Richard Oehlert, Prof. Charles Oldfather, Donald Breithaupt, Mrs. Lou Ella Salisbury, and Rev. Ted Whitacre.
Local clubs and associations announce dinners meetings and guest speakers. Events include American Business Women and Epsilon Sigma Alpha chapters, Zodiac Club, Cosmos Club, Round Table, Polly Painters Club and more with venues at Castle Tea Room Eudora City Hall First Baptist Church and private homes and a Midwest Textile Painters convention in Lawrence May 11 lunch provided and door prizes collected.
A weekend and week of club events include University Club dinner bridge at 6 30 p m Saturday, Do Sa Do Square Dance at LOOF Hall 8 p m Sunday, and an open house for William Coffman 96th birthday Sunday 2 to 4 p m at 918 12th St.
Dip cut biscuits in melted butter before baking for a brown top. When serving with the main course, finish with a light paprika dusting for color and flavor.
A long list of visiting relatives arriving for Easter and weekend stays includes Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sterling of Rochester New York and Mrs. C C Stewart, plus the Manns of Oklahoma City and the Wagy family from Poughkeepsie New York. OB: Linda Kirsten birth announced to Todd Pavela of Chicago and Jean Miller. Rebecca Ann Dayton born to Charles E Dayton Jr. of Killeen Texas and family. Helen House returns from KU Medical Center for further treatment. LeRoy Dutt and family plan to move to 2436 Mo. St. after hospital week.
Choose a three to five pound fish, scale and clean it. The head tail and fins may be removed or left on as you prefer. Epicures often bake with fins and head on for flavor and presentation.
A reader asks if children around age twelve should be allowed to speak their mind at home. Ann Landers says kids may present their side but should accept an older adult’s decision after discussion. The column also addresses a letter about a landlady’s rights over tenants and a former romance fantasizer who learns to let go.
The Wor den Workers 4-H club met Monday evening. Glenda Gilges presented the council report and coordinated junior leaders on selling ad space for fair books. Marilyn Johanning announced a 4-H Sunday meeting for Tuesday April 16 at her home. Dee Ann Crawford and Elvin...
Gilges were chosen as Round-up delegates and invited Palmyra to the May meeting. Project records were distributed to Gilbert Gilges. The program featured group singing led by Cheryl Dodder, music by Donald Jehle and Julian Hornberger, a project talk by Claudia Crawford, and a health talk by Janet Churchbaugh. A film on How to Pick a Good Breeding Heifer was shown. Harley Lyons was host.
AP reports a colorful Easter fashion season with dresses coats and hats in bright hues mirroring Easter eggs. Merchants expect a 3 percent sales gain over last year amid warmer weather and shifting styles influenced by Mrs Kennedy.
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