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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1938
Page
7
A home style recipe for Honey Fig Bars uses 3 eggs 1 cup honey 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 cup figs 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 1/2 cups sifted flour 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup chopped nuts. Mix eggs and honey, sift flour with baking powder salt, combine with vanilla figs and nuts. Bake 25 minutes at 375 F oil pan cool slice and roll in powdered sugar. Store in a crock and recoat with sugar before serving. Bars improve with two or three days’ rest.
A local column highlights winter treats including spiced cider hot banana doughnuts and popcorn balls. Cracked nuts accompany the spread as a festive snack list.
The instruction describes stirring constantly until the mixture heats and thickens slightly, then adding remaining ingredients and cooking for one minute before serving warm. This brief cooking tip outlines a quick finish before serving.
North Lawrence residents share visits with relatives from Big Springs Medford and Alva Oklahoma. Drill team members from 1 0 C F traveled to Hiawatha. Local families hosted guests from Eu Dora Okley Kan and Topeka. Birthday dinner honored by Rev Corntork and Buckles. Lois Penfold accompanied pupils to a showing of Men with Wings. North Lawrence Christian church held a pound reception for Rev Clark Com.
Mr and Mrs Theodore Hall visited at the Albert Kamp Schroeder home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Richard Kennedy visited the Wallace Kennedy home. Mrs George Forrester was a Stull visitor Monday. Billie Deister was absent from school due to illness. A Christmas program is being prepared for the St church at Christmas time. The new bridge of Stull is finished.
The town lauds the completed bridge as a wonderful work and a source of community pride. Residents highlight improved access and the project as a testament to local collaboration and effort.
Oak Ridge hosts Will House and family held a Sunday gathering honoring Mr and Mrs Sanford Phenecie of Longmont Colorado. The Phenecies will depart for home later this week. Miss Marie Riley attended Clinton Presbyterian church Tuesday afternoon as an honored guest with friends.
Mrs Julie Hames of Bournemouth loves wheels. She rode a bike from 62 to 80, then took a motorcycle ride at 84 on the rumble seat, and learned to drive a car at 90. Her pram days began her lifelong passion for transport and independence.
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