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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1961
Page
11
Crispy pecan logs are a simple one bowl cookie that yields rich flavor with instant nonfat dry milk. Finely chopped nuts and a coating of powdered sugar finish the logs baked 10 to 12 minutes at 375. Makes about 3 dozen cookies and suits gift giving in decorated containers.
Stuart Barger a Kansas University senior from Harrisonville Missouri was elected president of Region Eight of the Association of College Unions at a Kansas City University meeting. Delegates from 28 schools in four states attended the ninth annual conference as two days of sessions covered student union activities in social cultural educational and recreational fields.
Ripe olives add extra-special appeal to relishes or canape trays. Drain olives well and pat dry, then roll in a bowl with a few drops of salad oil. Coat with parsley or toasted sesame seeds for garnish.
Persana Wallace arrives in Los Angeles for two weeks with her daughter and family. Mrs. Steffey attends the Midwest Grange Officers Conference in St Joseph with seven states represented. she is state home economics chair. Olin Petefish travels to Orange City for the funeral of Mrs Hattie Watermulder, mother of Mrs Petefish. A B Ewing shows improvement after oral surgery at KU Medical Center and expects at least two more weeks in hospital. D E Kerr will represent Eudora High at K State 10th annual principal freshman conference in Manhattan. Eudora graduates in K State freshman group include Kermit Broers, Nancy Eisele, David Spitzli, Dennis Trabant. Miss Brooke Beauchamp pledged Eta Epsilon Gamma at Stephens College. initiation in early February. Larry Vestal’s infant son improves after pneumonia in Topeka hospital. George L Anderson and wife travel to New York for United Lutheran Church Board of Higher Education meetings. Lelton Hodges returns from Des Moines insurance meeting.
Webb is Top Rider John Webb showman and trainer for Jackman Bros Ranch will receive show awards at a dinner December 16 in Salina. He was top showman and rider in Kansas events including Jr. Reining Jr. Roping for four year old horses and champion gelding at halter. A trophy buckle will be awarded in each event by the Kansas Quarter Association.
Several 4-H clubs and Home Demonstration Units plan Christmas events and meetings this week. Activities include lessons on window treatment, Christmas parties, gift exchanges, and roll call topics, with assignments for project leaders and standing committees across Pleasant Valley Woodlawn and Central units.
NOW A FULL COLONEL Martin L. Denlinger U S Army recently was promoted from lieutenant colonel to full colonel A 20 year veteran of the Army he holds a B S Degree from Kansas University and is a graduate of the Command and General Staff College and Armed Forces Staff College He is stationed in Alaska His parents Mr and Mrs F B Denlinger live at 131 E 28rd St Lawrence His wife Helen and four of their five children are in Alaska with the colonel Son Milton is a KU student Col Denlinger is a former Journal World carrier boy.
Use high quality eggs for cooking in the shell poaching shirring and frying. It is economical and satisfactory to use lower quality eggs in many made dishes.
Airman Third Class Delmar E. Cooper of DeSoto receives reassignment to Carswell AFB Texas after completing jet engine mechanics training at Sheppard AFB Texas. Davis C. Leckron, KU junior, enters Army ROTC advanced course with subsistence pay and six week camp next summer. Army 2nd Lt. Darrell K. Mattheis and wife Martha live at 1201 Oread with new posting at Fort Detrick Maryland.
In September 1961 the 24 year old officer last stationed at Fort McClellan Alabama is the son of Mrs. Edyth H. Mattheis of Topeka. He is a 1956 Dubuque High School graduate and earned a B A degree from Kansas University in 1961.
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