Imaginative Wrappings Aids To Excitement Of Packages
Imaginative wrappings heighten Christmas cheer with colorfully wrapped gifts and creative trims. The National Cotton Council suggests repurposing fabric scraps and towels as wrapping material and using rickrack, bias tape, lace, and yarn to craft attractive bows and tree shapes. For kids, simple wrappings and playful ties like red yarn or bells work best, while baby gifts use cotton stretch diapers and colored bias tape for a soft finish.
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National Cotton Council
Cadets Plan Christmas Carols at KU Campus
Army ROTC cadets at Kansas University will gather at the KU Military Science Building at 7 p.m. Thursday for an evening of Christmas caroling. They will visit Watkins Hospital and the homes of James Surface and Mrs Surface, Rusty Springer and his wife, and Max L Pitney and Mrs Pitney, all in the university area.
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Watkins Hospital
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Rusty Springer
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Former Lawrence Resident Leads in Kiss Me Kate
Mrs. Aileen Cherry formerly of Lawrence now living in Los Alamos N M played the leading singing role in Kiss Me Kate at the Civic Auditorium on December 6 7 and 8. Her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Ziesenis of Eudora attended a performance after visiting their daughter and family.
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Lawrence
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Me Kate
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Eudora
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East Heights Meeting Promotes Christmas in Other Lands
East Heights School held a Monday evening Christmas in Other Lands program led by Moses Ayiken of Ghana. After carols, parents toured classroom decorations and PTA executive board served refreshments.
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Christmas Activities at Sunset Hill School
Sunset Hill School hosts a week of Christmas activities including a school program with the orchestra performing six carols and grade numbers, neighborhood caroling by Mrs. Spray’s and Mrs. Clinton’s classes, and a PTA sponsored party from 3 to 4 p.m with refreshments.
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Sunset Hill School
PTA
Virginia Spray
Cynthia Clinton
Christmas Dinner At Castle Tea Room Hosts Faculty Couples
Faculty members and their spouses held a Christmas dinner Monday evening at the Castle Tea Room. Mrs. Edythe Marshall and Mrs. Karen Heeb coordinated the arrangements.
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Castle Tea Room
Edythe Marshall
Karen Heeb
MacLeish Named Poet in Residence at Amherst College
Archibald MacLeish, 71, selected as poet in residence and Simpson lecturer in English at Amherst College, succeeding the late Robert Frost. He has won three Pulitzer Prizes for poetry and drama including the play J.B.
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Amherst, Mass
Archibald MacLeish
Amherst College
Robert Frost
Simpson
Macleish
J.B
Gelatin Salads Shaped In Cups For Holiday Tables
Gelatin salads made from canned cling peaches and glace fruit are presented in eye catching fashion. Mold them in coffee cups, saucepans or baking pans with the top wider than the bottom for easy turning.
Relish Cut dates mix into cranberry orange relish
The recipe suggests slicing dates into rings and folding into cranberry relish with chopped orange to create a new flavor for holiday poultry.
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