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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1963
Page
6
In a brief classified style, someone suggests cooking extra slices of breakfast bacon and crumbling them into the next morning pan as a practical tip. The fragment hints at a home cooking shortcut found amid ads.
Recital Sunday at Centenary Methodist Church features Mrs J J Krum pupils. Program begins 2:30 p m and includes pieces by Dalton Higgins Hildebrand Burns Boehle Engelmann and others with debuts by several students.
Mrs. Justin Anderson, Mrs. Joe Traylor and Mrs. Carl Clifton host an afternoon shower at Mrs. Clifton’s Route 2 home for Judith Johnson, fiancee of John B. Warner of Grand Rapids. The couple visit this weekend with Warner’s parents. Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae set a 7:45 p.m. meeting at Mrs. George Baxter Smith’s home with new officers announced. Various church and women’s groups hold meetings and plans for spring events, teas, rummage sale, and upcoming Founders Day banquet in Emporia, with members and guests to attend.
Lawrence schools invite all parents of children entering kindergarten next fall to a round-up with talks on preparation. Sessions are set for 9 a.m. and 1 30 p.m. Tuesday at East Heights School.
Captain Carl Gray, formerly stationed in Lawrence with the Highway Patrol, is named division captain at Topeka and will transfer from Chanute. The promotion, announced Thursday by Patrol superintendent Col. L. E. Hughes, includes two other shifts.
A practical tip notes that the liquid from canned corned beef can season dried beans during soaking or cooking. It adds salt and umami, helping beans soften faster and gain richer flavor when other seasonings are minimal. Use cautiously to avoid over salting.
The Federated Club of Lawrence held its annual guest day tea at the Episcopal Parish House on Thursday afternoon. President Mrs F A Haglund welcomed members and guests as program chairwoman Mrs C V Bell introduced Mrs C Hervey Quisenberry of Tonganooxie who reviewed Toy Sword by Elizabeth Cadell.
Chb Vates Lawrence Assembly No 25 social order of the Beauceant meets Tuesday at 1 30 pm in the Masonic Temple with Mrs Underwood and Mrs Edmonds hosting the social hour Portia Club gathers Tuesday 9 30 am at the Castle Tea Room for coffee Mrs Gordon Davis will preside over the meeting at which officers are elected Lawrence Flower Club meets Monday 2 pm at Episcopal Parish House North east District Kansas Associated Garden Club meeting Saturday at Centenary Methodist Church asks attendees to bring flowers or arrangements for a flower show Merry Mixers Square Dance Club meets Saturday 8 pm at IOOF Hall Warren Kinder will call new officers elected
The Tonganoxie High School music department will sponsor a spring musical program at 8 p.m. Monday in the high school auditorium.
Joy Faith Plum daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Walker and Kenneth Eugene Bedford son of Mr and Mrs Arch Bedford of DeSoto were married Saturday in a double ring ceremony at the groom’s brother Arch Bedford Jr home. Rev James M Starkey officiated with bride wearing peau de soie gown and veil. Choir pianist Mrs Arch Bedford served. A reception followed at the groom family home. The groom will serve in the Navy near Greece for two and a half years.
If olives remain in the bottle, keep them submerged in the brine and refrigerate. This preserves flavor and prevents spoilage by maintaining a salty, acidic environment.
The Lawrence Branch of the American Association of University Women held its April meeting in the Kansas Union. More than 50 guests, including senior women from Kansas University, heard Dr. Eleanor Hoag discuss women’s education and equality, with piano entertainment by Richard Angeletti.
FRIDAY chapter EA of PEO meets at 1 15 p m with Mrs M S Winter at 2232 Vt Street Chapter F7 meets with Mrs Arthur Rose at 2032 Emer al d r Chapter GQ meets with Mrs Russell Frink at 1655 Stratford Rd University Club hosts a covered dish dinner and bridge at 6 30 p m SATURDAY Betty Washington chapter DAR holds a 1 p m luncheon at Castle Tea Room Merry Mixers Square Dance Club dances at 8 p m at IOOF Hall
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