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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1938

Page

7

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History of pipe organ recall at First Methodist church

The church recalls the long quest for a pipe organ begun when the old building moved to the present site in 1891. The organ fund grew through funerals contributions from a quartet led by Miss Anna March and later via the Pipe Organ Society formed in 1895 by Dr J W Somerville. Members raised money through teas, bazaars, rummage sales and service work to finance the instrument.

First Methodist Episcopal Church Tenthan Massachusetts Streets Tenth and Vermont Streets Shruout Anna March Miss March C G. Dunlap Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Lawrence Lawrence Music Club Cecile Stanton A. P. Hults J. E. Pesirs J. W. Somerville Pipe Organ Society Canning Factory Bismarck Grove Organ Fund C. C. le Suer H. B. Sparks F. W. Blackmar BE. F. Engel A. P Hults Charles Starkweather Lily Imes Brotherhood Miss Weller Stanton Somerville F. O. Marvin University Engineering School Hults Lord Allison Frank Lenig Charles S. Skilton Harriet Greissinger Charles E. Hubach Beth Bright Professor Skilton Guilmant

Organ and choir milestones mark fifty years of church life

The article recounts the church's move to a new building with a spacious choir area, the formation and evolution of a Pipe Organ Society into a Women’s League, and the dedication of a $4,000 pipe organ in 1904. It notes long service by organists Miss Greissinger and Dorothy Enlow Miller, plus notable concerts and a growing congregation around 800 members.

Lenig George B. Penny Gatti Selars Miss Greissinger J. W. Brown Santa Monica Calif B. J. Dalton Pearl Emley Elliott Olin Bell Anna Sweeney C. W. Straffon Maude Arnett Pipe Organ Society Woman’s League Blanche Lyons H. W. Craig Wesleyan Chorus Choir Dorothy Enlow Miller

Techniques for perfect butter cake batter mixing

A historical guide on cake batter methods explains key steps for uniform results. It covers accurate measuring, proper ingredient combination, softening butter, gradual sugar creaming, adding eggs, folding in meringue, and cautions against overmixing especially after flour and milk addition to avoid tunnels and dense crumb.

Seating rules for dinner guests across various groups

The piece outlines seating guidelines for hosts at small and large meals. It covers placing women to the right of their escorts, arranging guests by rank at formal banquets, and general principles for husband wife pairings as well as scenarios with widows, hosts, and unmarried guests. It emphasizes judgment when rules conflict and notes center table prominence for important guests.

Helps for Housewives Mushrooms and Veggie Plate Ideas

Soak and scrub mushrooms, cook in double boiler with lemon juice until light brown. Pair six veggie plate combos with crackers and cheese notes. Use leftover stuffing with gravy, mold into cakes, and store cheeses separately for later uses.

AA UW. Awards Gift Scholarship Annually to University Woman

The Lawrence branch of the American Association of University Women since 1912 has funded scholarships to University of Kansas women totaling over $2,000. A gift scholarship will be raised this year by a benefit bridge on Saturday January 15 at the I O O F hall, led by Mrs. A B Mitchell. The article notes the branch historic role, past presidents, and community activities surrounding educational support for women.

American Association of University Women Lawrence University.of Kansas Lawrence Organization I. O. O. F. Hall A. B. Mitchell A. D. Weaver Ida Hyde University of Heidelberg Association of Collegiate Alumnae England France Kansas City Kansas Alice Winston C. F. Nelson F. P. Obrien O Brien Colonial Tea Room

Corn Meal Muffins From Mrs Bryan Helm

A recipe for corn meal muffins uses corn meal salt eggs baking powder milk melted butter and boiling water. Mix pour boiling water over meal then add cold milk beat in eggs and baking powder with melted butter last. Bake in greased muffin pans at 475 degrees F until golden brown yielding 14 to 16 muffins.

Winters and Kin Share New Year Gatherings Across Kansas

Numerous Topeka and Lawrence families plus visitors from Wichita and Canada exchanged New Year greetings and shared meals. Guests included Pauline Winters and Maurine Win ters of Topeka, the Zillners of Lawrence, and visitors from Kansas City. Quarantined Siewald children suffered chicken pox while church youth groups met for a social evening with games and refreshments.

Pauline Maurine Winters Topeka Albert Winters Bill Harper Lawrence Glen Wilson Buddy John Sommers Louise Timmermyer Wichita Tracy Zillner Lena Straub Wamego Rosie Smith Alberta Canada Winters George Jennings Gottlieb Nieder David H. Reitschneider Walter Gerstenberger Key Stone John Kazmaier John Reusch Delbert Adams Jack Hughes Henrietta Schubert Clarence Fuller St. Louis Flyers Hered City Greyhounds Kansas City Gottlieb -Nieder John David Roy Curtis Lone Star The Young Peoples League St. Paul’s Church

Bethel Area Hosts Weekend Family Visits and Social Gatherings

Frank Banks and sister Laura Julia of Lawrence visited Joe Banks and Seth Owens families Thursday. Elaine Owens joined Nadine Kring for a Sunday visit. Elgitha and Wilma Elgitha spent New Year with Floyd Hefner. Elgitha stayed for church at Worden. New Year party hosted by Clarence Albright drew Hoffman Jones and others. Numerous visits and dinners followed at the homes of Owens, Jones, Hoffman, and Hepner families across Worden and nearby towns. Mrs. Joe Banks ill but improving.

Lila, Reetz Janice Guenther Fredericka Schlegel Lockhart Floyd Pierce J. D. Adams Clarence Daugherty John Katzmaier Viola Sheldon Margaret Coleman Katherine Rothberger Lucy Kaegi Augusta Durr H. Reifschneider Fred Reetz Fall Leaf Nettie Ricker Bobbie Vetter Kansas City William Trefz George Trefz Anna Wheeler Eudora Paul Whitlatch Argentine J. M. Hearin George Schubert Gardner Howard Phillips Chillicothe Ill Pete Edlebrook Sarah Houseman Mary Brecheisen Clearfield Charles Wiel Over John Matzmaier Nellie Catlin Paul Sommers Clara Neustifter Floyd Broers John Reusch Donna Mae George Broers Weaverbottom W.F.M. Society M. E. Church W. O. Watson Alfred Eisele Grush Martha Cannenberg N. W. Morriss H. Allen Overbrook Gilmore. Nichols Nathalie Fred Moll Martin Ables Kaw Valley Douglas Harris Key Stone Tena Miskimen Lillian Fuller Osage Kan Herman Shamle Mary Stewald Merle Hartwick Lawrence Berthold Siewald Rebekah Minnie Edlebrock Noble Grand Viola Broers Cleo Grimes Margaret Spitzle Dorothy Walker Rose Lothholtz Bernice Davis R. S Mary Mertz Jessie Grimes Edna Perry Ora McCab Frank Banks Laura Julia Joe Banks Seth. Owens Elaine Iola S. W.owens Wayne Owens Nadine Kring Dorothy Mae. Simmons Ben Hotties Elgitha Wilma Floyd “Hefner Elgitha Worden Clarence Albright John Hoffman Charles Jones Mae Vance John Johnnie Brecheisen Delbert Hoffman Dorothy Bertha Forth Harold Fisher Lydia Allen Bertha Garret Clyde Nevada California Agron Badger Garret Fred Lutz Virgil Schwartz Pauline Charles Rappard Raymond Oehrle Vance Home Henry Fleer Ruth Lois Hepner Lloyd Hoffman Lila Featherston Lou Featherston Nashville Ben Hoffman Cecil and Durene Livy Hoffman Shirley Jean Alvin Stahel William Hepner

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