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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
11
A 1950s style Associated Press piece surveys sour cream popularity in appetizers main dishes and desserts. It highlights uses from beef Stroganoff and chicken paprikas to blue cheese dressing and fruit desserts with grape and sour cream mixtures. It includes a tested recipe for company green peas with celery almonds and sour cream.
Brownie Troop 655 of Woodlawn School held an investiture ceremony on Wednesday afternoon. Members receiving Brownie pins included Jody Holiday Julia Craige Jenny Crews Gwen Wagner Bessie Rist Kathy Anfred Anita Miller Grace Jackson Sue Rockhold Debbie Harris Kathy Allen Chris Gentry Patty Coffman Yvonne Statler Linda Kay Pettengill Carolyn Pettengill Cheryl Hess Pat Hunt Becky Dennis and Donna Lana. One year membership stars went to Carol Pratt Brenda Naff Mary Louise Jones Renee Howard Beverly Boyle Doris Williams and Carol Holderman. Guests included Mrs. R. H. LaMunyon Mrs. Wayne Unfred Mrs. Thomas Lee and others. Refreshments were served by Troop leader Mrs. Geraldine Taylor assisted by Mrs. Carol Naff and Mrs. Dorothy Coffman.
Thirteen senior Girl Scouts at Lawrence Memorial Hospital finished a seven session candy stripper course taught by nurse Vada Seibold. Since the program began two years ago, participants have logged 2,599 hours of service. New strippers include Gayle Anderson Jan Bishop Shirley Burris Karen Carlsen Janice Davis Kaye Else Sondra Garrett Kathy Jones Karen Lenzen Jane Meinke Gladys Stewart Tina Turner and Rena Hobson.
Princess Irene Galitzine unveiled a bias based spring and summer collection in Rome. The gala opening featured elegant restrained lines with fluttering butterfly dresses in silk prints finishing the show. The line favored cross cut, linen fabrics, high cross surplice bodices, one shoulder evening looks, soft skirts, minimal detailing, hidden snaps and leather belts.
The Associated Press reports falling egg prices in many markets offer a cheaper protein option for families. Meat bargains remain scarce, with beef roasts sporadic. veal also shows stronger wholesale movement. Produce like cabbage carrots apples and citrus stay good buys while potato prices rise.
The Church of the Nazarene hosts a Youth Revival Week starting tonight with a service. A Winter Wonderland themed banquet will be held Saturday at 7:30 in the church’s new addition.
Mr and Mrs Clyde V Bell Sr return from five weeks in California visiting relatives including C Vernon Bell Jr and family in San Francisco and W R Kuchs in Canoga Park. KU faculty attend KSTA programs in Wichita and Hopson speaks on the Battered Child Syndrome in Topeka. Pamela Weckman named 1965 Homemaker of Tomorrow at Oskaloosa High. KU professor Lawrence Bee invited to Chicago lectures.
Sixteen members attended the Glenn Springs Home Demonstration Unit gathering led by Mrs. Ernest Wulfkuhle Lecompton. Mrs. Marvin Manis taught a basic design lesson and the next meeting is set for February 10 with Mrs. Pete Bahnmaier. Sunflower 4-H Club meets Monday at 7 30 p.m. at Riverside School with project talks on photography woodworking and weed control.
Dear Ann Landers answers three reader questions about a husband sharing a bed with his dog, a bored private secretary, and a sister's conflict over an affair. The adviser suggests twin beds for the couple, advises the secretary to seek new work, and defends hosting a estranged brother-in-law as a neutral friend.
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