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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1973
Page
6
Small World begins its sixth year in Lawrence with a Sunday tea from 2 to 4 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. The non-sectarian group invites foreign women and American volunteers to register for fall English classes and interest groups beginning Sept. 11, with a free nursery program for attending mothers' children.
Pears remain a national favorite with Bartlett noted as the season’s top variety. California Oregon and Washington supply a plentiful new crop as ripe pears invite fresh use or a summer dessert bake with brown sugar lemon juice and cinnamon. Bake six firm halves at 400 F for 45 to 60 minutes and consider honey or cinnamon candies for varied flavor.
Boston AP reports rising term life policy uptake among women led by young married mothers. Sabino Marinella of Continental Investment Corp notes 4.3 million women bought term policies in 1972, a 20 percent rise since 1962, driven by lower premiums and full coverage as families grow. He cites benefits for widows and divorcees and the burden of single parenting.
Marsha Jo Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Anderson of Liberty Missouri married Robert Rip Williamson son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Williamson of Mt Vernon Indiana on August 4 at the First Presbyterian Church in Lawrence. The double ring ceremony was conducted by the Rev H M Mallett with organist Mrs Alfred Gallup. The couple will reside in Houston Texas.
Fidelity Shrine No 11 hosts its annual family picnic at 6 p m Friday at South Park Recreation Center. Members should bring table service and a covered dish while beverages are supplied.
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