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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1975
Page
3
The narrator recalls aging milestones and the shifting thrill of birthdays. Memories span an aunt’s blouse, a first real ballet with pink tutus, and a birthstone ring, highlighting how gifts and moments outshine any number on the cake.
Debi Licklider recalls a tenth birthday at the Bevo Mill in St. Louis. A violin teacher Mr Rayburn surprised her with a cake and a candlelit rendition of Happy Birthday. She reflects on childhood hopes and family moments, including a wish she keeps private.
A collage of reader notes and responses covers six topics. An anonymous piece extols gratitude and learning, a brain tumor survivor shares hope and faith, a reader seeks advice on dating after divorce, and Miss Know-Nothing is offered a sharp rebuke about critics.
Richard West chair humanities at Haskell Indian Junior College was guest speaker for the Betty Washington chapter DAR Saturday. He showed slides of Universal Christ paintings depicting Christ as a Cheyenne in a Midwestern setting at the Holiday Inn luncheon. A memorial service honored Anna Olinger and Della Weyermuller. several local members attended.
Beat oil and vinegar then add garlic parsley mustard oregano salt and pepper. Let stand 30 minutes then remove garlic. Layer tomato slices with onion rings on a platter and serve with the salad dressing for six servings.
Susan Lee Bloomfield and Robert Lynn Stancliff married January 4 in Fort Scott’s Presbyterian Church parlor. Rev Gordon Zimmeran officiated. The bride, daughter of Mrs Douglas G Hudson and William J Bloomfield, wore ivory princess satin with Alencon lace and a fingertip mantilla. The couple plans a Shangri La Resort Oklahoma honeymoon and will reside at 2401 W 25th.
Eight members of the Eudora Extension Homemakers Unit met Thursday. Vice president Emma Eisenbarger led in the president’s absence. Mrs. Fred Ziesenis presented a low cost protein lesson with a salad using two texturized vegetable protein products. The Lawrence Extension Homemakers Unit will meet Thursday at 9 am with Ermine Hines as host. Lorraine Weidman assists as co host for the protein lesson.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith of Valley Falls announce the engagement of their daughter Brenda to Ronald Kimberlin son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Kimberlin of McLouth. Brenda, a Valley Falls High School graduate, is a Washburn University sophomore majoring in social work and works for the U S Post Office in Topeka. Ronald, a McLouth High School graduate, is a Hutchinson Community Junior College sophomore. A June wedding is planned.
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