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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1963
Page
6
Dear Ann Landers columns discuss why popularity can decide student elections and how administration standards shape leaders. Advice covers a plain ceremony, modest wedding plans, and setting expectations with family, urging clear decisions and practical limits.
Wayne Coombs and Jim Shultz spoke as guests and on club plans. Members raised 27.40 for CROP and chose to sell ads for Fair Books. Ten year pins awarded to Roger Tucker and Harlen Robertson. A Christmas party December 30 was announced.
Cadette Girl Scout Troop 696 held an investiture and court of awards at Methodist Church Centenary in North Lawrence. Clara Ann Holladay and Jean Edwards were invested as tenderfoot scouts. several girls earned second class badges and 29 proficiency badges were awarded by leaders Mrs. Burch Higgins and Miss Frieda Cowles.
Farm girl fashion stylists from Missouri and Kansas will display their ensembles at the national dress revue of the 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Deanna Wallace and Sue Noyes will represent their states among 50 states and Puerto Rico. Reba Mae Manry of Larned was named one of six national winners in the dairy foods program, earning $500 scholarships and trips to Congress.
Tuesday events include Business and Professional Women's Club at the Eldridge Hotel and Pi Beta Phi alumnae at 1612 W Rath St. Beta Mu Beta Sigma Phi and La Sertoma led by local hosts. KU Faculty Club square dance at 8 p.m. and Postal Clerks Auxiliary at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday features Altrusa Club at 7:30 p.m. Barn Dancers at OOF Hall and KU Marketing Club at Kansas Union. Also KU Students Architects Wives meet and Lawrence Bridge Club at Holiday Inn.
The myrtle tree held symbolic meaning of long life and fertility in ancient times with mentions of Isaiah planting it in the desert. Myrtle leaves were used as spice. Oregon myrtle burl shows a golden brown to amber green mottled figure.
Paionis Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hesse arrived home from a three month South Pacific trip via California and Sydney with stops in Singapore Bangkok Hong Kong and Tokyo. They spent over three weeks in Honolulu before returning. Prof and Mrs George Beal vacationed at Carbondale with Prof F H Guild. Various relatives and friends hosted holiday visits and a Kansas Soil Conservation District convention gathered three Douglas County couples in Pratt for the banquet.
A simple serving idea combines roast lamb with a sauce of drained crushed pineapple folded into mint jelly, lightly broken up with a fork to create a glossy glaze.
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