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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1963
Page
5
A musical program will be given at 7 30 p m Friday in the Eudora Methodist Church by the choir of Friends Academy at Haviland.
The Lawrence area community notes cover Fur and Mat Vernen Social Activities with the Lawrence Art Festival planning committee naming members and hosting a Wednesday meeting. Women’s clubs hold luncheons and reviews and honor bridal shower guest Judith Johnson of Minneapolis.
Social calendar lists Garden Club meeting at 8 p.m. at St Lawrence Music Club joint with Junior Music Club at First Baptist Church. Friday events include Mercredi luncheon at Faculty Club 1 p.m. Friday Club at 1 p.m. Helianthus Club dessert at 1:30 p.m. and various gatherings at First Methodist Church, Community Building and Masonic Temple.
Six Lawrence teachers will join the annual state convention of Alpha Delta Kappa in Ft. Scott led by state chaplain Agnes Prim and state bond chairman Lou Ella Salsbury. Lawrence residents join Kaw Valley Heart Association board member Robert Charlton, replacing Dean Kenneth Anderson, with other local names also on file. Veterans of Foreign Wars appoints new national aides-de-camp Clark Brucker Harry Carr William Copp Edward Ewing and Charles Wright. Bernard Lambert a KU Pharmacy School graduate spoke to seniors about pharmacy agencies.
Mr and Mrs Allan Coffman of Tonganoxie announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Sue Coffman to Edward B Fangohr son of Mr and Mrs Edward Fangohr of Leavenworth A June wedding is planned Linda Sue Coffman is a 1962 graduate of Tonganoxie High School Edward B Fangohr is an airman second class stationed at Forbes Air Force Base Topeka
About 50 attended the American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 14 spring banquet at Hotel Eldridge. Mrs. Carl Wise praised the unit’s work and urged membership growth. Speakers included Bill Taggart, Lynn Brien, and Mary Neustifter. The Four Bits Quartet and The Merry Milkmaids performed, with local singers also taking part.
On Founders Day in Lawrence four chapters of Beta Sigma Phi celebrated the sorority's 32nd anniversary. Miss Cecile Myers received a 25 year membership pin. officials included Mrs. C. T. Dockery and Mrs. Donald Hay. Messages from founder Walter Ross were read and ritual ceremonies closed the event with Order of the Rose and Jewels tributes.
The Kansas University Women's Recreation Association hosts 350 high school coeds from 17 Kansas schools and two from Kansas City MO for a day of clinics in archery badminton bowling softball swimming tennis and volleyball at Robinson gym. In the afternoon they compete in softball swimming and volleyball.
Mr and Mrs John W Deay Baldwin announce the engagement of their daughter Arylis Jane to James Donal Neal son of Mr and Mrs Conley L Neal of Eudora. The wedding is set for July 6 at First Methodist Church Baldwin.
A cooking tip recommends adding monosodium glutamate to rice. Use a quarter teaspoon for one cup of raw rice to enhance flavor without overpowering the dish.
The Associated Press reports supermarkets offer economical buys in pork chops beefsteaks sausages and broiler fryers. Fryers 29 cents a pound in New York area outlets. Beefsteak prices at low levels. pork chops and pork steaks similarly cheap. Hams about 29 cents a pound shank ends. corned beef about 60 cents. Eggs remain affordable with large white grade A eggs 45 50 cents a dozen Midwest and Northeast. all grades slightly lower in West Coast markets.
Jayhawk 4-H Club girls enrolled in sewing held their first project meeting at Mrs. Walter Heck's home with ten girls and four mothers present. Larry Bartz was named president of the Junior Sunflower 4-H Club, with Kathy Taylor as vice president and other officers elected to serve starting in June. The program featured a sewing project demonstration by Steve McClure and health talks by Eddie Stroda, Sara Knox, and Kent Copp.
An advertisement hawks GALAXON a tablet sold by Round Corner Drug Store promising seven day fat loss with a money back guarantee. It claims appetite suppression allows normal meals without extra portions and offers mail order availability for $3.00 with no questions asked returns.
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