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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1969
Page
4
Officers of Adah Chapter No. 7, Order of the Eastern Star, were elected for the new year and will be installed at 8 p.m. Saturday Dec. 20 in the Masonic Temple. New officers include Dorothy Porter as worthy patron Carl Hodge as worthy patron and Priscilla Hedges.
Simple chili on rye open-face sandwiches served at a stated meeting in the Temple. Association officials including Harold Craig Mildred Kunkle Chester Lessenden Grace Hubbel and Claire Gleason presided along with Elizabeth Ann Musick and George Musick. A memorial service honored deceased members and flowers were placed in the altar colors.
Douglas County 4-H extension agent Bill Merhoff spoke at the Stull Busy Beavers December meeting with hosts Mr and Mrs Darrell Cox. Members brought a can for Salvation Army boxes and roll call was a favorite Christmas food. Gayle Wulfkuhle Terry Cox Sherry Lynch Elaine Peterson Gail Spencer and Robin Edmonds led the program with a gift exchange following.
Stewart son of Mr and Mrs George E Stewart 901 W 28th was elected master peda of the Lawrence DeMolay Chapter at the Magonic Temple meeting. Other officers include Andy Finfrock and Tom Hill. Installation scheduled 4 p m Sunday Dec 21 with James N Harrington in attendance. Stewart active as master councilor of the Initiatory Degree team and leader of the membership committee, a 1969 Boy's State participant and senior at Lawrence High School involved in A Cappella and Chorale groups.
The article suggests topping pumpkin pie wedges with shredded fresh winter pear, chopped nuts, and grated lemon peel for flavor. It also notes that sandwiches can be prepared a day ahead, stored on a flat dish or cookie sheet, and kept fresh for 24 hours under a damp tea towel.
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