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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1962
Page
5
A festive home recipe unveils Caramel Nut Rolls with vanilla fudge filling and a two-roll method. The process covers mixing confectioners sugar and dry milk, cooking a caramel coating, rolling and sealing, then chilling before slicing. Includes two in-one candy and nut topping instructions with precise temperatures and cooling steps.
Lions Club hosts La dies Night dinner dance at Little Banquet with about 30 couples. Mrs. Eugene Nunemaker and others assist. A morning brunch and shower honor Miss Susan Kliewer of Topeka, bride elect of Lt Roy Gallagher Jr, with KU ties. KU Alpha Chi Omega moms hold Kansas City party. Community groups plan church events and Society of Christian Service activities. Patti Burnett of Wichita to guest at Lawrence Chapter Sweet Adelines show tonight.
The Sunny Valley Home Demonstration Unit will meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Sunnyside School to install new officers and hold the annual Christmas party and gift exchange. Members should bring a gift for a Fairview Rest Home patient, wrapped and labeled for man or woman.
Chi Votes No Name Club meets Tuesday at 1 30 P M at 1546 R I St Mrs J R Edmonds hosts a review of Thailand by Mrs Ernest Peters Ten ola Club gathers 2 P M Tuesday at 1010 Wellington Rd hosted by Mrs Paul Lackie with a program by Mrs D H Decker A KU Faculty Club square dance runs 8 P M Tuesday with hosts Mr and Mrs Donald Henry and Pat Beedles calling La Sertoma Past Presidents Club December dinner 6 30 P M Tuesday at Mrs John Golden 1138 Highland Dr Merry Mixers Square Dance Club meets 8 P M today at IOOF Hall Warren Kinder caller guests welcome South Side Reading Club meets 2 15 P M Nettie Krum 809 Conn St with a paper on A Country Store at Christmas Time by Mrs Krum.
Mr and Mrs William H Mc Cauley of 1904 Countryside Lane announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Robertston Mc Cauley of St Joseph Missouri to E John Thomas son of Mrs Dorothy Thomas and Ernest Thomas of St Joseph. The wedding will be Saturday January 5 at the Second Presbyterian Church in St Joseph.
Ralph Pine Jr spoke to the Green Thumb Garden Club at Mrs. Warren Johnsons home on Crestline Dr. He advised on plant and shrub care, root division, mulching, pruning, fertilizing, and transplant timing. He demonstrated geranium cuttings and urged natural pest controls over spraying.
Mrs. George Mendenhall travels world wide with four day Cairo stay and plans to return to Lawrence in January. Norman Easum and wife announce adoption of baby daughter Robin Lynn four months old. William Michael Reinken born November 13 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Grandparents listed. Reinken and Stone families visit for Christmas. Bill Hundley elected 4 H Club Agents director for two years at Chicago meeting representing Kansas. He attended as voting delegate with Kenneth McGiness. returned Thursday.
Chancellor W. Clark Wescoe will speak Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Kansas Union ballroom to discuss Religion and the University. Dean William J. Moore will introduce him, followed by a question period. the Student Religious Council handles arrangements.
Saturday Merry Mixers dance at IOOF Hall 8 p.m. Sunday and Monday events include Past Presidents and Beauceant, VFW Auxiliary area meeting at Lee Fire Building 8 p.m. Latrerice Club at Mrs Ruby Malatt home 7 30 p.m.
Fifth graders at Schwegler School presented original short plays for a fourth grade audience after weeks of after school work. The winning Abe Lincoln assassination play cast included Chugg Pendry and Robert Rose with other student contributors and a second play on Lee and Grant set for next week.
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