Marriage of Miss Virginia Moore and Howard Parker
The ceremony took place at 4 15 PM at the bride’s home with Rev. Astman officiating. The bride wore a white suit and carried purple orchids. attendants wore blue and roses. They will reside at 1101 Kentucky Street after a short honeymoon with out‑of‑town guests noted from Kalamazoo Wichita and Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Sue Moore
Howard H. Parker
Lawrence
J. B. Parker
Kalamazoo
Mich
W. A. Moore
Kentucky Street
T. H. Astman
First Presbyterian Church
Nancy Moore
Lucille Wagner
d’Hardelot
Friml
Wagner
Clyde Bysom
Wichita
Mr. Bysom
Parker
Moore
de Soto
University of Michigan
Lawrence reunion at ship launch marks Arizona tie
The Liberty ship tanker John H. Marion launched October 19 at Wilmington California yards drew former Lawrence residents to a reunion. The ship was christened by Jane Adams Wayland of Phoenix, a Lawrence native, with attendees including Alta Kleck Maclennan of Los Angeles, Clara Jaedicke Burtch, and Gretchen Rankin Warner, plus Tom Burtch and Anna Rankin Cross relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Marion
Arizona
California
Wilmington
Lawrence
Jane Adams Wawland
Phoenix
Sam Carmean
Alta
Kleck Mcclennon
Los Angeles
Alta Kleck Maclennan
Clara Jaedicke Burtch
Jane Adams Wayland
Gretchen Rankin Warner
Tom Burtch
Anna Rankin Cross
Warner
Gretchen Warner
Christmas activities fill Lawrence clubs and errands
Prizes were awarded to Miss Gertrude Gilmore and several Mrs. F B HeCelloch and Mrs H M Stucker members. The Oakridge Birthday club plans a Christmas meeting at Mrs Elmer Wise home with Mrs Charles Wise assisting. A Kiwanis Christmas dinner, a magician's act by McGregor Muir, and carols featured the evening at Wiedemann's with about 110 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. Penny
Gertrude Gilmore
F. B. HeCelloch
H. M. Stucker
M. F. Hudson
A. F. McClanahan
Oakridge Birthday Club
Elmer Wise
Charles Wise
Kiwanis Club
Wiedemann’s
McGregor Muir
Sunflower Ordnance Works
DeSoto
Shirley Wagner
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Mr. Muir
Muir
Hercules Company
United States Ordnance Department
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Ray
Old Friends Club
Bertha Knop
Frank Walters
Alpha Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi
Margaret Bushong
Crescent Road
No Name Club
J. R. Edmonds
C. H. Constant
Local Personal Schedules and Hollyday Travel Notes
Mrs. A J Anderson leaves tomorrow for Phoenix to spend holidays with Mrs Arthur Anderson and son Sammy. Mrs. Dolbee and son Peter George Dolbee of Los Angeles to join in Christmas with them. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cummings visiting Emporia at daughter Mrs Everett Shaw. Mrs. A B Frederick a patient at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Mrs Otto Barteldes to Shreveport to visit daughter Mrs John Tom Reynolds and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer of Atchison to spend tomorrow with Clifford D. Dean. Mrs Marjorie G Reisch of Lawrence writes on wartime work schedules via Kansas City Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Anderson
Phoenix
Ariz
Arthur Anderson
Sammy
George Dolbee
Peter George Dolbee
Los Angeles
Arthur Cummings
Lansing
Mich
Myrabelle
Charlesummings
Everett Shaw
Emporia
A. B. Frederick
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Otto Barteldes
Shreveport
John Tom Reynolds
John Spencer
Atchison
Clifford D. Dean
Marjorie G. Reisch
Lawrence
Kansas City Star
Reisch
Lloyd Reisch
Sunflower Ordnance Works
de Soto
Bundles Room Closes for Holidays. Large Clothing Shipment Planned
Bundles for America prepares a major consignment of used garments for the Midwest Chicago regional HQ and New York Far West salvage fur. The 109 khaki pieces include 47 patchwork quilts plus coats, suits, and children's wear. Mrs. L H Emmett urges yarn pickups next week to finish winter garments before the holiday closure January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chicago
New York
L. H. Emmett
Baked Chicken 4 So Dressing From Elizabeth Bartz
A vintage recipe outlines dressing the chicken with crumbs parsley and margarine then baking in a cloth cover at high heat. It instructs seaming the bird, cooking at 500 degrees to start then 400 degrees, finishing with a milk glaze for a juicy tender result credited to Elizabeth Bartz of 645 R I St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bartz
R. I. St
Supplies Extra Fat for Future Cooking in Birds
The article notes that the Christmas bird can yield extra fat for later use. Almost any well fleshed bird contains some fat worth saving, offering a simple method to extend culinary resources.
Pork and Vegetables with Biscuit Topping and Apple Garnish
A historic recipe outlines browning pork with flour and paprika then simmering with water, adding vegetables, and finishing with a creamy sauce. The dish bakes under a biscuit crust for 15 minutes in a 400 degree oven. A separate apple garnish combines sliced apples with corn syrup lemon juice cinnamon and cloves baked 40 minutes to serve with poultry.
Fat rendering guidance for birds in cooking
Fat from freshly killed or properly stored birds can be used in pastry gingerbread biscuits and sauces. A layer under the skin at the cut point for drawing is present and should be removed and rendered by heating over boiling water before stuffing.
Cider Spice Mulled Drink Simmered With Juices
A warm mulled cider uses cloves cinnamon bark and salt simmered with cider juice blend. Strain and add orange pineapple apple and lemon juices then serve steaming in small cups.
Christmas Gift Ideas From Home Makers
Miss Lora V. Hilyard Kansas State college extension specialist shares gift suggestions from homemakers across the state. Use leftover organdy pique or eyelet to make neckwear for frothy touches on dark dresses. Restyle old lace collars into jabots or revers for new use. House slippers made from old hats and covered with fabric are popular. Pin cushions are scarce. tops may be felt fabric or knitted. Tailor's hems and sleeve boards also make practical gifts for busy homemakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora V. Hilyard
Kansas State College Extension
Manhattan
Miss Hilyard
White Fruit Cake Recipe for Holiday Serving
Cream shortening and sugar. Add milk, vanilla almond extract and 154 cups flour baking powder and salt. Beat a minute. Fold in rind candied fruits almonds and beaten egg whites. Bake in a leaf pan lined with waxed paper for about one hour forty five minutes in a moderately slow oven.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earle Patton
Fred Ellsworth
Hovey Hanna
Earl Baldwin
Vivian McBeth
Howard Sutherland, Jr
M. W. McBeth
Robert Harrison
J. B. Henry
Sigma Phi
Lawrence Flower Club
Chamber of Commerce
H. W. Craig
Mayme Corsork
Coterie Club
Colonial
Fred Raymond
Elizabeth
Robert Scott Raymond, Jr
United States Air Forces
Plymouth Congregational Church
Kalamazoo, Mich
Ben Murphy
Alma Gorman—Chapman
Georgie Moore
Peka
Jean Humphrey
Ventura Club
T. D. Prentice
Rice Phelps
D. C. Asher
Yesson
Legislative Board of the City P.T.A. Council
Liberty Memorial High School
Floyd Rankin
the Colonial
S. M. Dolan
Mrs. Dolan
Ship's Launching
J. N. Johnson
Kansas Electric Power Company
Johnson
Mabelle Green
L. L. Smith
Wade M. Green
Edith Rhodes
Frances Guist
Jewell Smith
Belleview
Beatty
John Selig, Jr
Coonial
Otto Fischer
J. Mack
T. G. Fitch
J. G. McElhinny
C. V. Bell
H. M. Mason
M. C. Cannon
Wadsworth Hospital
E. T. Gardner
James Belshe
Hattie
Mary West
Deane W. Malott
Malott
Milton S. Eisenhower
James Frank Price
Rees Hughes
Pittsburgh
L. D. Wooster— Hays
Elia Longewerker
Tennessee Street
Pentecostal Church
Nineteenth and Tennessee
Hubert Davis
Zula Muldrow
NOOK
Telese
Kentucky
Shimmons Shop
N. H. St
Bullock’'S Jayhawker Theatre
Cold Bay
Professional Beauty Service
Piicne
Mae
Beauty Shop
Louisiana St
Franklin’s
N. H
Iritzi’s
Eldridge
Seful P
Allison
Santa Claus
Ates
Armstrong
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