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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1969
Page
4
A crude cooking note describes heating oil in a heavy fry pen and adding thinly sliced potatoes with onions in a four to one ratio. The fragment also mentions a surreal line about milk and sea life in a jumbled end.
Lawrence area PEO chapters plan a 1 PM luncheon in the Kansas Union to observe the 100th anniversary. Eleven two reservations noted from five chapters. Mrs. Fred Montgomery will speak. Adah Past Matrons Club dinner follows at Eldridge Hotel with officer installations. Also listed are meetings of local clubs and volunteer groups through the week.
The board session announced the Old Kansans Community Leaders gathering to be held at the KU Extension Center in Wichita from February 3 to 7. Also noted was the Kansas Council on Agiz ae event set for February 24 to 25 in Kansas.
Oklahoma City announces the engagement of Cynthia Jo Radford to Henry Mills Booth. Radford attended Oklahoma State University and is active in equestrian circles, a former Horsewoman of the Year candidate. Booth plans to resume studies at Kansas University after military service. no wedding date set.
Mrs Geneva Mendenhall returns from Hawaii and Arizona visiting her son Lt Col Joseph H Mendenhall and family. Lewiston grandparents Merle Stonebreaker and Wayne Bly announce the birth of a son Pracy Wayne. Mrs Russell Steen home from California with family. Margie Henry of Lecompton, Kansas State University junior, joins K State Madrigal Singers touring California January 28 31. she is in Smurthwaite House and in University Choir. A quick bread baking tip notes a 9 by 5 by 3 inch pan.
Friday program at University State Bank Community Room 7 30 p m. Lawrence gem and mineral lab. University Club dinner bridge 1007 2 Mass St 6 30 p m. TS Club 7 30 p m with Mrs Gladys Martin 912 R 1 PEO luncheon centennial year Kansas Union Kansas Room 1 p m Betty Washington chapter 1 p m South Park tion Center Conversational English Group University Women's Club p m with Mrs Louise C Tana 286 Ala St Merry Mixers Square Dance IOOF Parents Without Partners social hour 6 p m at 2000 Century Dr Sunday skating party 6 30 p m Lawrence Rink Veterans of Foreign Wars Alford Clarke Post meeting Post Home American Women’s Association chapter.
KU Business and Economic Student Wives meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at 1312 West 22nd Street with Dr James E Seaver Kansas University history professor as speaker His topic is Dead Sea Scrolls.
Lawrence Assembly No 25 social order will gather with Knights Templar at 6 30 p m Tuesday for a covered dish dinner in the Masonic Temple Coffee will be provided Members should bring their own tableware
Beauc eant officers were installed at the Tuesday meeting in the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Wilbur Almquist presided with assist from Mrs. Charles Daniels and Mrs. Ora Carpenter. The 1960 roster lists Virgil Alburty asworthy president and other officers including Carl Hodge, Harold Craig, J. J. Underwood, Vinton Fisher, Robert Price, and Chester Lessenden Sr. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Vinton Fishel and Mrs. Kay.
Edson Kansas high school junior Karen Craft has been named a national winner in the make it with wool contest run by the National Wool Growers Association. Her wool coat design beat out entrants nationwide. another local participant, Jene Deeds, placed 10th in 1967.
Cubmaster William J. Smith led a Monday meeting with games and snacks prepared by Mrs. Harold Keating Mrs. Bill and Mrs. Lenwood How. The next meeting will host the Blue and Gold Banquet on February 12.
PWP invites members to a Family Sunday skating party. All members are welcome to join for a relaxed afternoon on the rink with refreshments and camaraderie.
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