Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Births
Mr and Mrs F H Penner returned from a seven week trip visiting their son Dr Lawrence R Penner in Storrs Connecticut and attended the inauguration of Homer Daniels Babbidge Jr as University of Connecticut president The Penner grandson Lawrence R Penner Jr is pursuing a degree at the University of Illinois Other items include births births of a son William Russell to Mr and Mrs William T King and Carolee King and Alpha Iota sorority initiations for Miss Mary L Adams. Chancellor Wescoe attended Marshall Scholarship Committee meeting in Chicago.
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F. H. Penner
Conn
Lawrence R. Penner
Storrs
Homer Daniels Babbidge Jr
University of Connecticut
Penner
University
Long Island Sound
Westerly
R. I
Penners
Lawrence R. Penner Jr
Kansas University
University of Ilinois
Urbana
E. A. Stephenson
Lilac Lane
J. W. Cross
Kingsville
Tex
Bob Woodard
E. 18Th St
Michelle Deniese
Lydia Jones
Lawrence
R. L. Hillebert
Baldwin
John Hillebert
Eilleen Woodard
Eudora
Paul E. Hodgson
Junction City
John C. Huston
Vt. St
California
Myrna Wilkins
Camarillo
Fawnskin
Crestline
Lakewood
Huston
William T. King
Prairie Village
William Russell
Carolee
Carol Miller
Route 3
Robert King
Washington
Kan
Mary L. Adams
E. C. Adams
Alpha Iota
American Institute of Business
Des Moines
Iowa
North High
Miss Adams
The
W. Clarke Wescoe
Chicago
Marshall Scholarship Committee
Legend of Tinsel Origin From Widow and Spider
A legend explains tinsel as tree decoration when a poor widow could not buy ornaments. On Christmas Day a spider spun webs on the tree and sunlight turned them to silver, transforming the decoration.
Popular Christmas Plants Holly Mistletoe and Poinsettia
Holly is the world’s best known Christmas symbol with legends attached. Mistletoe served medicinal uses and peace symbolism, while the kiss under it began in Britain in the 1600s. The poinsettia, discovered in 1828 in Mexico by Joel Poinsett, is Flora de la Noche Buena.
Shiny Ham Glaze for Holiday Ham
A delectable glazed ham makes a splendid main course for holiday entertaining. Make a shiny glaze by combining 1 4 cup each of unsulphured molasses and prepared mustard for a whole ham. Brush on half the mixture 48 minutes before the end of baking and apply remaining glaze as the ham finishes.
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