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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1964
Page
5
Excerpts show two years after a son’s divorce a former daughter in law mailed a wedding ring in a cake. Nurses scorn advice on marrying a nurse. Several readers critique marriage norms and dating pressure with answers from Ann Landers.
Mrs. Cainie Steele Grand Electa of Kansas OES was honored by Adah chapter No. 7 at a regular meeting in the Masonic Temple. Members paid tribute with a ceremony of roses and gifts including a silver compote, as visiting dignitaries from Evangeline Baldwin and other chapters were welcomed.
The Kansas State Society of Long Beach California will hold a Kansas picnic from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday January 26 at Bixby Park. A register will be kept for all 105 counties and for colleges. A reserved table may be set for county organizations. The pastry tip notes brushing a pie top with cream butter or beaten egg before baking for shine.
The Kansas Association of School Librarians establishes the Ruth Garver Gagliardo School Library Scholarship to honor her leadership in promoting good books. Gagliardo, Kansas State Teachers Association library director, also led national programs and wrote books. the $200 scholarship requires eight hours of library science and is administered by Faye Riggs in Holcomb.
Helianthus chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star in Eudora honored junior past patron and junior past matron Mr. and Mrs John Reese at a recent gathering. Worthy Matron Mrs Faye Gammill and Worthy Patron Conway Gammill led the event with out of town guests from Adah and DeSoto chapters attending. Flower decorations featured star colors and yellow arrangements.
Girl Scout Troop 669 of Neighbor hood III hosted Cadette Troop 665 led by Miss Caroline Penner at Hidden Valley. Activities included tracking animals in the snow, outdoor skills, and a puppet show by Beth Furneaux and Anne Stewart. Awards were presented at a winter Court of Awards to Venita Burns Linda Schild Beth Furneaux and Anne Stewart with Fifth year numerals to Christeen Davis Patricia Gallagher Sheryl Else Anne Stewart and Beth Furneaux.
In Clarksville Iowa a 53 year old housewife Norman Satory erected a 30 foot cedar totem beside her home. The pole features an Indian face a dog head beaver eagle and bear with figures carved after Canadian museum guidance. She spent a year researching and another year carving the pole calling herself Big Chief Crazy Horse as neighbors react.
Leftover ham can be cubed and creamed then served over biscuits or corn bread. Grind ham and bake in a ham loaf. Cubed or julienne ham enhances salads with greens or macaroni and celery. Combine ham with cooked vegetables, rice or macaroni in a creamed soups casserole.
A kitchen tip suggests using a small teaspoon or spatula as a dough pusher when dropping cookie dough onto baking sheets. This helps shape evenly spaced mounds and prevents sticking to hands.
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