Shull-Cater Engagement Revealed at Informal Tea
Carolyn Louise Shull daughter of Ivan and Lorna Shull announces her engagement to Robert L. Cater son of Dean and Mrs Olson. The couple plan a June wedding at Danforth Chapel with a tea in the Kansas Union attended by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Louise Shull
Ivan F. Shull
N.H. St
Robert L. Cater
Dean Olson
Pomona
Kansas Union
College of Emporia
San Francisco Theological Seminary
San Rafael Military Academy
Young Girl In Model A Drives Richmond Stir
Betsy Gonner, a doctor's receptionist, stirs crowds with her 1931 Model A box car. Neighbors smile and follow as she repairs the vehicle and tells of roof mishaps, plan to marry in June, and replace the car with a newer model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Betsy Gonner
Betsy
Henry Gonner
Robert B. McEntree
Apple Date Gingerbread Upside Down Bake
A dated apple dessert bakes in a 9 inch pan with sliced apples and fresh dates on the bottom. A mixture of melted butter brown sugar chopped pecans nutmeg or cinnamon tops the fruit before a gingerbread batter is poured and baked at 350 degrees for about 45 minutes. The cake cools briefly before inversion to serve.
Kansas Officials and Professionals Attend Regional Events
Prosonals Mrs. Joseph Wilkins served as judge for Tulsa Opera auditions and attended a Mayo Hotel dinner as guest of honor. Six bank women from Douglas County joined the National Association of Bank Women meeting in Kansas City Kansas. KU chemistry staff toured schools across the state while Kansas State Teachers College visitors included several doctors. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cohen returned from a two week trip to New York City visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wilkins
Tulsa
Metropolitan Opera
Mayo Hotel
Douglas County
Greater
Kansas City
National Association of Bank Women
Kan
Gloria Deeble
Dorothy Rooney
Georgianna Graves
Henrietta Fuller
Amaretta Wright
Vernell Randel
Kansas University
Albert W. Burgstahler
Atchison High School
Robin T.M. Fraser
Topeka West High School
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsburg
R. N. Adams
Ernest Griswold
John Landgrebe
F. S. Rowland
Herman Cohen
New York City
New Finish for Textiles Shields Against Spots
A major lab develops a fluorine based textile finish applied to fibers before production. It forms a chemical shield that causes coffee ink and salad oil to roll off and allows blotting or laundering of stains that have set. Raincoats will be first marketed next fall with broader use planned later.
Fashion Pin Trends Highlight Unconventional Locations
Spring fashion notes jewel necklines fade as bibs of beads fall out. Pins rise in bold spots such as the jugular vein or midriff, with occasional placements on a sleeve.
Pantry shower honors Mary Elizabeth Jensen engagements noted
The Heard About What on Social Activities Willing Workers Club hosted a pantry shower Saturday at Mrs. Harry Glenns home for Mary Elizabeth Jensen and her fiancé Richard Glenn who plan to marry March 16. Guests included family and friends from Ottawa Topeka Perry Lawrence Lecompton and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Club
Mary Elizabeth Jensen
Richard Glenn
Harry Glenn
William Glenn
Pete Bahnmaier
Vitus Hadl
Art Jensen
Ottawa
Donna Guenther
Leland Zlatnik
Topeka
Leah Droke
Mary Kay Worthington
Judy Worthington
Perry
W. F. Brown
Lawrence
Lecompton
Robert Morris
Albert Paslay
Starr Glenn
Walter Stauffer
Olivia Fulton
William F. Glenn
George M. Bahnmaier
Myopic Called Good Choice For Spouse by Researcher
New York AP report quotes eye specialist Dr Arthur Alexander Knapp endorsing men to pursue dating women who wear glasses. He describes myopic women as insightful, shy, and bookish, with strong conversational skills and optimism, and notes they may not wear glasses except when necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Republic
NEW York
Arthur Alexander Knapp
French Flounder With Almond Coating Recipe
Fish fillets are coated in a flour and almond mixture with salt white pepper and paprika. Fry in clarified butter until golden brown serving four.
Social Calendar of Fraternal and Civic Events
Friday events include Rho Nu conclave and Kappa Kappa Tota sweetheart dinner at the Faculty Club and AFL-CIO Auxiliary at Carpenter's Hall. Also Mothers League 50th anniversary luncheon, PEO chapter gatherings, and numerous club meetings in various locales with times ranging from 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Castle Tea, Mrs. Dodds, and other hosts. Community groups meet for teas, lunches, reading groups, and relief corps activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rho-Nu
Carpenter's Hall
Mothers League
Tom Smart
Caryl Dodds
Ind St
Ira Parsons
Park Hill
Riley Burcham
Stratford
D Barker
Busy Bee Club
John Foster
Helierchris Club
Homer King
Ohio
Bt. University Eells Club
TS Club
Bae
Victoria Club
Guy Scales
Mt. Dread
Hocomponent
Oda Fellows Hall
Eazilien
I Tone
Eagles Hi
Confederate Hat Back In Style
Designer Adolfo revived Confederate style at a spring hat preview with a pale blue hat featuring a jersey cord band and gold eagle pin. Northern and Southern fashion writers applauded the rebel accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolfo
Local Club Activities And Meetings This Week
Chil Votes Do Sa Do Square Dance Club meets 8 p m Saturday at IOOF Hall with Vern Hutton caller. Chapter F7 of P E O gathers 1 15 p m Friday at 1624 Stratford Rd Mrs Riley Burcham hostess. co hostesses and program listed. Victoria Club hosts 7 30 p m Friday at 1416 Tenn St with Mrs Guy Scales hosting and Mrs Schehrer presenting. Barker Busy Bee Club meets 1 30 p m Friday with Mrs John Foster Route 1 featuring a Valentine gift exchange. Eagles Lodge Ladies Auxiliary meets 8 p m Friday in Eagles Hall. prospective members welcome. Helping Hand Class Evangelical United Brethren Church holds monthly social 2 p m Friday at Mrs John Hoffman Route 2 with Mrs Clyde Howard and Anna Heffner assisting. Women s Society of Christian Service Trinity Methodist meets 8 p m Monday at Mrs Robert Simpson 1720 Brook. program by Mrs James Miles. TOPS Trimmin Wimmin meets 2 p m Friday at Community Building. silent auction planned. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
Riley Burcham
Stratford Rd
Philip Godwin
George Anderson
Evangelical United Brethren Church
John Hoffman
Clyde Howard
Anna Heffner
Women’s Society of Christian Service of
Trinity Methodist Church
Robert Simpson
1720
Brook
James Miles
Judith Pray Weds Jerold Wilson in West Side Church
Judith Pray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pray of Junction City, married Jerold Wilson son of Mrs. Goldie Wilson. The double ring ceremony at West Side Presbyterian Church featured red and white carnations with matron of honor Mrs. Charles Staus and best man Charles Staus. A combined dinner and reception followed at the Holiday Inn. Judith is a Junction City High School graduate now employed at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Jerold attended Kansas University and served in the Navy and works in the City Engineer’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Pray
Junction City
Judith
Jerold Wilson
Goldie Wilson
Robert Freitag
West Side Presbyterian Church
Harold Pontius
Charles Staus
Lawrence
Holiday Inn
Junction City High School
Kansas University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
PTA Notes at West Junior High Meeting
The West Junior High PTA meets at 3 15 p m Monday in the school multi purpose room with Dr Helen Gilles speaking on physical and emotional needs of junior high students. A film titled Human Growth will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Junior High School
PTA
Helen Gilles
Chocolate Dessert Sauce Ready From Double Boiler Mix
In a double boiler place two eggs and a fourth cup sugar and cook until amber. Stir in forty four cup butter and two squares semi sweet chocolate, melted. Continue heating and stirring until butter melts and sauce thickens.
Homemade Pie Mix Lets Cooks Save Money Not Time
Homemade pie mix reduces cost but not time. After initial prep, it can be used as quickly as commercial mixes, and some cooks prefer the flavor and quality of the homemade option.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Shull
Pi Delta Phi
Phi Alpha Theta
Jay Jones
The
KUY
Mr. Cater
Estes Studio
APPLE
DATES
Associated Press
C. E. Landry
Lincoln
George McCrary
Lottie Rogers
Ike Fairbanks
Paul Able
Francis Skinner
Raymond Wingebach
St. Theresa Society of Holy
al Colman
George Durkin
Noreen Rogers
Dennis Sculley
Kansas State Penitentiary
St. Francis DeSales Parish
Lansing
Xi Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi
Clyde Cramer
Robert Marsh
Don Julian
Kelvin Remick
Park Bowlin
Miriam
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Donald Wilson
Wilma Morton
Olivia Price
Kenneth Blair
Lloyd Schurr
Jessie Jones
Kay Waddell
Peru
Paul Coulter
Mona Millikan
Joanna Lord
George Reed
J. A. Adams
Millikan
Wilson
Miss Price
By Maggie Savoy
New York Cleaners
Chil
IOOF
Vern Hutton
Tenn. St
Charles Schehrer
Barker Busy Bee Club
Eagles Lodge No. 309
Eagles Hall
Tops Trimmin Wimmin
Weaver
Pioneer Jewelers
Massachusetts
Miles
VICK
Williams
Nestle Spraze
Crows Drug Company
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