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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1965
Page
12
Dear Ann Landers answers focus on a frightened husband who fears the birth of their child. The letter shows marital tension as she advises the wife to persuade him to join at the hospital. The column then covers dating rules etiquette and a shy correspondent seeking guidance on compliments and smoking.
Ten Lawrence Jaycees joined the state quarterly board session in Wichita led by chapter president Ken Pickett. Attendees included Beal state director and Jaycee legal council member, plus Robert Payne from Lawrence representing the State Chamber of Commerce board. Gov. William Avery spoke as the main speaker.
Mr and Mrs Clifton Calvin spent time in Colorado Springs visiting Mrs Calvin s son David Loy and family. Melanie Steffey five year old daughter of Delvis Steffey was admitted to Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka after a neck injury from acrobatics and is in traction. Col John Biffle s wedding reception at Richards Gebaur AFB Club honored by KU figures. Earl J Wilson recuperating after surgery at St Luke s Hospital. Mrs Jack Zimmerman and others visited Mrs Ila Wray in Topeka. C Levine dean at University of Science and Technology Ghana visited KU College of Engineering today.
After browning meat under the broiler, season with salt and pepper. Salting beforehand draws moisture to the surface, which slows browning and may prevent a crisp sear.
Douglas County Medical Assistants Society gathers 7 36 p m at Medical Arts Center. Pilot Club of Lawrence meets 7 30 p m at Community Building. Victoria Club 7 30 p m Mrs Vera Seales 1836 Tenn St. Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae 7 5 pe Mrs Deal Six 1732 Miss St. KU Education Women 6 15 p m South Park Recreation Center. Douglas County Republican Women’s Club 6 15 p m Little Banquet. Portia Club 1 30 p m Mrs C J Corl 2125 Learnard Ave. Ventura Club 2 pen Mrs H M Stucker 1135 W Campus Rd. West Side Study Club 1 30 p m Castle Tea Room. Zodiac Club 1 45 p m Mrs Jos eph Wilkins 1535 University Dr. South Side Reading Club 2 15 p m Mrs Minnie Liggett 1luus R I St. Friends iy Council 3 pom Mrs Klaus Berger 70 Ind St Jo oand B Club 1 30 ppan Mrs Pegizy Bartlett 100 Cadet Ave Conversational Jinglish Group of University Women’s Club 1 p m Mrs Olga Bravo. uaadies Literary League 2 p m Mrs Forrest A Jackson 2424 Ohio St CIRCA Women’s Guild 6 30 p m University Club 10714 Mass St Douglas County Chapter of American Cancer Society board 7 p m Castle Tea Room KI Law Wives 7 30 p m Ol Ingliss’ Room Kansas Union American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey Liberty Unit 14 7285 pou Legionacres
The article notes Dean John 8S McNown visiting Africa in 1961, detailing the itinerary and meetings with regional leaders. It highlights the purpose of the trip and the outcomes discussed with host institutions.
A Lawrence delegation joined the Northeast Kansas District of the National Association of Letter Carriers and Auxiliary for their annual steak fry at Garfiled Park shelter house in Topeka. Auxiliary officers elected include Mrs. Howard Lynch as president and Mrs. Walt Bryant secretary treasurer. Men’s group officers elected James Burnett secretary treasurer. Attendees from Lawrence named.
Classic main dish recipe for pork hocks with potatoes carrots and cabbage. Boil hocks until tender then simmer vegetables in the cooking liquid. Serve with hocks and vegetables, seasoning to taste. Yields six servings.
A dash of Worcestershire sauce heightens the tangy profile of blue cheese dressing, emphasizing its savory complexity. The small enhancement boosts umami without overpowering the cheese’s sharp notes.
Pinckney School PTA executive board meets at 9 30 a m Tuesday in the school library to choose a nominating committee.
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