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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1972
Page
7
A holiday gelatin dessert mixes gelatin with sugar orange juice and egg yolks then folds in mincemeat and whipped egg whites. Set in a mold lined with lady fingers and finished with whipped cream and maraschino cherries for 8 to 10 servings.
The Jayhawker chapter of the National Campers and Hikers Assn elects new officers for 1973 after a meeting and covered dish supper at South Park Recreation Center. Officers include Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edwards as president and Mr. and Mrs. John Read as vice president. Harold P. Simon is treasurer and Corwin Sperry with John Long are retiring directors and president respectively. Guests from Leavenworth attended and an American flag was presented by club committeemen. The group approved next year’s campout schedule and viewed colored slides of the Biblesta parade from Humboldt. The Christmas party is planned for December 19 at South Park Recreation Center.
The award winning Sumner High School Stage Band of Kansas City Kansas will give a concert at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Lawrence High School auditorium. There is no admission charge. Directed by Leon Brady the band won first place at the International Jazz Festival in Paris this summer. The Lawrence event is sponsored by the Lawrence branch of Concerned Black Parents.
Hospital James KE Langford III 807 W 25th Bradley Howard Rt 9 Abbie Howard Rt 2 William Taylor 744 Mo Mrs Olive Lawson 1013 Conn Carla Sexton 1908 W 26th James Prentice 1637 Pa Woodrow Moore 1208 Almira Devon Miller Eudora Ralph Henley Rt 1 Mrs Cherrill Shoemaker 1405 Pa Mrs Amy Jackson 1229 Haskell Ave Mrs Nellie Rodman DeSoto Mr and Mrs Larry D Fairchild Baldwin a girl Thursday.
Marriage licenses were issued for several couples across Pleasant Grove and nearby towns. Steven L Opperman age 25 and Diane E Rogers age 20, both of Pleasant Grove, obtained a license. Also licensed were David Lee Cobb 18 and Pamela Sue Campbell 19 of Tonganoxie. Albert Vaughn Tolle 22 of Lawrence and Judy Ann De Groot 23 of Lawrence. Dennis Homer Stockton 39 of Eudora and Juanita Maxine Myer 39 of Lawrence. Rob Roy Robinson 18 of Lawrence and Janet Sue Cassatt 19 of Phillipsburg. Robert Donald Marrotte 41 of Topeka and Etta Mae McClure 48 of Topeka.
In London the 53 Miss World contestants are kept under tight security. They were presented to photographers and newsmen briefly last Sunday then whisked away. Mecca Limited, the organizers, restrict interviews to one day with each reporter given a special pass and photo ID.
Indian crafts and dancing highlight a Saturday show from 10 am to 5 pm at the Lawrence Community Building sponsored by the Lawrence Indian Club. Items for sale include shawls baskets and silver jewelry with fry bread soup and beans served in the basement. The event supports charities and features a beauty contest with a prize around 75000 for public appearances and endorsements during a 12 month reign.
Students led by Mrs H W Craig will perform in a piano workshop at 9 30 a m Saturday at 1534 A I, inviting relatives and friends. Guest performer Beth Anne Craig of Topeka will join. Names include Susan Hadl Keith Mackey Kathy Mayo Laura Bodle Marla Hig ley Connie Jacobs Vicky Zook Sharon Alexander Janet Meirs David Tate Cindy Tate Susie House Paul Mott Julie Mott Steven Mott Robin Johnson.
Twirling Teens Square Dance Club holds its regular dance Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. at South Park Recreation Center. Mike Kelly of Overland Park will call for dancing. Square dance guests range from nine through college age.
The Bromelsick Christmas party for Douglas County 4-H members and Boy and Girl Scouts is scheduled for Saturday December 23 from 2 to 3 30 p m at Hoch Auditorium on the KU campus. Financed by the Alfred Bromelsick estate the annual event began in 1952 with Mrs Jack Rose as general chairwoman and tickets distributed by committee members.
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