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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1963
Page
4
Dr. Carl Knox, superintendent of schools, urged PTA members to boost public understanding of school goals. He outlined five key ingredients for a strong system, including a capable board, qualified staff, adaptive curriculum, and modern facilities.
Teen girl writes that at 17 she married after pregnancy, describes a distressed life with husband Ted, a crying baby, and money troubles, and asks for no advice while a follow up urges teens to rethink dating. A guest sits awkwardly in a chair prompting a blunt warning, and Two Faced asks neighbors to repay a loan or end social ties.
A new Douglas County Home Demonstration unit held its first meeting at Mrs. Harlan Millers home with 13 members. The Eskimo name Cheechakos was chosen for the unit. Officers include Mrs. Marvin Rogers president and Mrs. McVay vice president. Salads were demonstrated by Mrs. Miller and served at the gathering. Lawrence unit to meet at 9 30 a m with lesson on salads led by Mrs. William Lansdown. members bring items for silent auction. Parents night featured talks and awards at Marion Boosters 4-H Club. delegates named for round up. The club will attend Washington Creek church services on 4-H Sunday plus a picnic with planning committee named. Sessions included project talks on photography by Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman and a hem technique by Mrs. Morris Fishburn. Purple seal placed on the charter. sports trophies and sugar patch tests distributed. Films of previous activities shown. hosts were Kenneth Hubbard and the Calvin Hoover family.
A recipe notes stuffed eggs dressed with canned shrimp and capers for glamor. It suggests browning crackers in bacon fat, draining on brown paper, and serving with a before dinner drink. Cook bacon slowly to keep the fat white.
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