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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1962
Page
4
GEDILY BROWNSTONE explains how to mold marzipan from almond paste and butter for holiday decorations. shapes include bananas pears strawberries and vegetables. use food coloring and angelica for stems leaves and hulls. recipe yields about 1 3 4 pounds of candy.
The 98ers and instrumental ensemble led by Mrs. Veda Stanton provided Christmas themed music at the Fairview Woman’s Society of Christian Service December meeting hosted by Mrs. Fred Reynolds. Readings by Mrs. Harold Eisele and Mrs. Harold White, a covered dish luncheon, and mystery pals with gifts followed. Guests included Mrs. Edna Carl and Mrs. Anna Price among others.
Kaw Valley Barracks 1856 and Auxiliary plan a turkey dinner at 6 30 p m Monday in the community building basement. Attendees should bring a covered dish and table service. Turkey dressing bread and coffee provided. Out of town guests expected. Organizers include E C Neustifter Ralph Gemmel Louis Wulkuhle Ethel Hamilton and Electa Kindlesperger. Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles No 309 meets Friday at Eagle Hall 8 p m. Mother's League meets Friday at 2 p m with Mrs Creta Hill 1611 Ky St Co-hostesses are Mrs Frank Jones and Mrs Nelle Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lobb of Hiawatha will mark their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday December 16 at 707 North 3rd. They wed December 18 1912 at the bride’s parents home near Oskaloosa and have five living children with two deceased.
Mrs Lottie Mason of Batesville Ark announces the approaching marriage of her daughter Josephine Altie Mason to Robert Edward Hawkins son of Rev and Mrs Ernest P Hawkins of Cord Ark The ceremony will be performed by Rev Leman Rorex at the Newark Ark Assembly of God Church Sunday Dec 9 at 7 p m A reception will follow at the bride’s mother’s home Relatives and friends are invited Written invitations have not been mailed Miss Mason has visited relatives in Lawrence and Eudora multiple times.
The McAllaster school district PTA sets a Christmas bazaar and bake sale from 9 30 a m to 5 p m on Saturday at 936 Mass St Project chairs are Mrs Ralph Freed and Mrs Jack Valcour
A second section of the Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church was chartered Wednesday night at 708 Ohio Street. The event began with a Christmas service and featured talks on guild duties and future planning by Doris Peterson of Baker University and Evelyn Ruth, the district secretary. Twenty two women became charter members led by Arlene Boyle and Hazel Noble. refreshments followed.
Mrs Dorothy Sterling of Rochester New York visits her mother Mrs C C Stewart. W M Rice of 1826 West 21st Terrace recovers after throat surgery at KU Medical Center. The Frinks announce adoption of Paul Daniel. Eli Jones recuperates at home after back surgery. Mr and Mrs Mike H Getto and Mr and Mrs Dan Dobson attend Kansas hotel meetings. Barbara Lynn Green pledges Sigma Alpha Chi at Stephens College. Mary Nell Rankin Bagby returns from Beattie Kansas after two weeks away. Ellen Mendenhall elected secretary of the Kansas Baptist Student Movement at Fort Hays State College.
United Presbyterian Women of First Presbyterian Church held a Wednesday meeting featuring two honorary memberships for Ruth Litchen and C C Ragan. Officers installed included Mrs John Golden as president and Mrs Carl Clifton as vice president.
Cameron, Elsie Whipple, Mrs. W. A. Stacey, Clara Osmond, Anna Schell and Lula McConnell performed in a Christmas play titled The Cradle the Cross and the Crown. Mrs. D. D. Robb narrated with Mrs. Mallett, Mrs. Stan Shumway and Mrs. David Young in the cast. Mrs. Kenneth Blair sang solo and Mrs. Alfred Gallup accompanied on piano. December Circle members hosted tea. chairs were Mrs. Robert Antisdel and Mrs. Olin Petefish.
Social calendar lists meetings of the Mothers League Chapters of PEO and PESO with times and host addresses, TS Club events, Jayhawk Chapter activities, and a university Christmas party at Lawrence Country Club. Events include multiple 1:15 p.m. gatherings and an 8 p.m. VFW Hall program.
The Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer will be observed from 10 to 11 a.m. Friday in the chapel of the First Baptist Church. Miss Julia Willard leads the program with assistants Mrs. R. E. Lancaster Mrs. Ross Cole Mrs. Walter Wagner and Mrs. Galen Miller. Mrs. Howard Wilcox directs singing and Mrs. A. R. Colburn is pianist.
The Clinton United Presbyterian Church turkey supper and bazaar has been moved to Tuesday December 11 with serving beginning at 5 30 p m.
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