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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1963
Page
5
Reading letters from college girls and a mother about dating on campus and gun toys, Ann Landers weighs in on the best ways to ask for dates, what not to say, and argues against guns for children. She also answers readers on staying with or avoiding divorce and invites more questions.
Douglas County Medical Assistants host a 7 p.m. Christmas dinner at Little Banquet on Thursday. Ladies Literary League meets Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Beamer. Gilbert Ulmer reviews Luther. La Sertoma Board holds 6:30 p.m. dinner Tuesday at Mrs. Cox’s home. Mothers Discussion Club gathers Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at Castle Tea Room. Zodiac Club meets 1:45 p.m. Tuesday with Mrs. Robinson. Minervian Club Christmas meeting Thursday at Mrs. McCreath’s. Charlton Bartz gives program. Members to bring canned goods for a Christmas box. Friends in Council host 3 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. Allen’s home. KU Dames Club cooks party at 7:30 tonight in the KU Union Watkins Room.
The notice lists multiple upcoming gatherings: Lawrence Newcomers Club luncheon at 12 30 p m Wednesday at the Holiday Inn with reservations via Mrs D D Rumsey. Wadsworth Veterans Aid packing treats at 10 a m Tuesday. Cosmos Club Christmas covered dish lunch at 1 p m Tuesday at Mrs F P Stapleton’s home. Bookfellows meeting 7 30 p m Wednesday at Mrs Maree Duran’s. Mrs A H Turney reviews The Day They Shook the Plum Tree. Lawrence Music Club choral ensemble at 10 a m at Donald Beene’s. Altar Society Christmas party at Mrs John Maloney’s Route 2 with a covered dish and 50 cent grab bag. E O W Club is listed next.
Lutheran Church Women of Trinity Lutheran Church elected group leaders and recorders. Six groups named morning and evening leaders with a January 8 first meeting set. Officers for 1964 include Mrs. Haugh president, Miss Moorman vice president, Mrs. Norris secretary, and Mrs. Fultz treasurer.
A meeting occurred at 1 p.m. Thursday in the residence of Mrs. Otto Bartel des, 307 Dakota Street, rather than with Mrs. Findley P. Graham. The detail highlights the change in venue for the gathering.
Seventh day Adventist pastor Rev. Wellesly Muir has launched a makeshift school on Lake Titicaca. The building rests on oil drums in the world’s highest navigable lake, with 42 students arriving by reed canoe to study amid village communities.
Islands on the lake restrict access and visitors, keeping their homes private as guests are seldom allowed to approach.
A small frying pan is filled with about one inch of olive oil and heated. Almonds are sautéed over medium heat until browned, turning to ensure even coloring while avoiding oil overheating.
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