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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1962
Page
10
Readers seek guidance on a violent seven year old and a frugal dispute over Christmas cards. Ann Landers urges parental presence and possible therapy, plus confirms sending cards through the mail is worthwhile. she also thanks police wives for support and promotes her alcohol help booklet.
Multiple 4-H and Home Demonstration units report January meetings with hosting members and guests. Topics included laundering new fabrics and Homemakers decisions, plus project talks on sewing and photography. Upcoming meetings noted for February with hostesses and locations.
The Lawrence unit meets at 9 30 a m Wednesday with Mrs R W Sanders at 2120 N H St a change of meeting place Kanwaka 4 H Club holds January meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday Brackett School roll call My Favorite Book and Author hosts are the Russell Tucker and George Alexander families
Col Martin L Denlinger son of Mr and Mrs Floyd B Denlinger of 131 E 23rd St will join Headquarters US Army Alaska personnel in a joint US Canadian winter maneuver in Alaska February 12 to 21 The exercise near Tanacross and Eielson AFB tests rugged terrain Col Denlinger a chemical officer at Ft Richardson previously taught at Fort Leavenworth and is a Kansas University engineering graduate His wife Helen accompanies him at Fort Richardson Also Seaman Earl B Simmons son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin F Simmons serves aboard the USS Essex deployed to the Eastern Atlantic visiting Southampton Portsmouth England Greenock Belfast Rotterdam Hamburg and other ports
Adah Chapter No 7 Order of the Eastern Star recognized committee members during a Friday meeting led by Mrs. Bessie Westergren. The roster included Finance Chester Lessenden chair with Marjorie Doctor and Mabel Nieder, Estar James Parsons with Edyth Salvesen and Winnie Polson, Masonic Home Cloyd Achning with Stanley Norman and Ida Lyons, Relief Herbert Jones with Emma Berg and Marguerite Schwarz, Coaching Carl Schroeder with Mil dred Kunkle and Ina Foster, Examining Pauline Woods with Charles Woods and Clara Jones, Ways and Means Phyllis Gulley with Charlene Taylor, Nina Streit, Irvin Streit, Bendorf Taylor, Mildred Kunkle, Betty Musick, Mabel Nieder and Gottlieb Nieder, Sunshine Mr and Mrs Harry Westergren with Mrs Nider and others, Publicity Mary Stephenson, Hostesses for Candidates Daisy Reynolds and Louise Lessenden, Reception Edythe Norman with Marguerite Schwarz, Special Program and Telephone Blanche Dodds, Dining Room Hostess Frances Riley with Mildred Gemmell, Dining Room and Chapter Room Decorations Mildred Schroeder and Hazel Van Nortwick with Edith Benson, Eugenia Wilson, Hazel Smith, Rose Lee Sneegas, Rachel Kitten, Lorene Michael, Elma Michael, Beulah Kennedy and Elouise Evans, Table Setting Peggy Brien, Kitchen Frances Roy with Nina Streit and Edna McCain, Dining Room Judy Chappell, Coffee Gladys Wise. Refreshment committee included Ina Foster, Rose Lee Sneegas and Elizabeth Coons. Hazel Van Nortwick oversaw decorations.
New York AP reports a shift in French kitchens as chefs and housewives adopt American ideas like mixed roquefort with salad dressing and barbecue cooking. Jean Paul Mittaine notes French women imitate easier methods, yet face maid shortages and market constraints while preserving traditional dishes.
Mrs F W Salvesen addressed the Betty Washington chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at Plymouth Congregational Church. She urged citizen involvement in state and national lawmaking, emphasized the role of congressional committees, lobbyists, and balancing constituent wishes with national interest.
A chef shares a quick technique by dropping a dried red pepper pod into the cooking liquid for shrimp. The approach aims to infuse subtle heat and layered flavor into the dish.
Mr and Mrs W M Rice returned from a California car trip with stops in Los Angeles and Tucson Ariz. Mr and Mrs Harry W Craig Jr welcome a daughter at St Francis Hospital Topeka with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles H Martin. Dr and Mrs H W Craig of Route 5 are paternal grandparents. Mrs E F Arndt returns from New York City. Dr Kenneth C Deemer and Dr Fred C Bates of KU head to New York City for aerospace sciences meeting then to Washington DC for research talks. Mr and Mrs Irwin Brown Jr of St Petersburg Fla announce daughter Alison Felen born Jan 9. they have two older children. Maternal great grandparents are Mr and Mrs F H Johns of 221 N 5th St. Mr and Mrs Parnell visiting St Petersburg. Four Lawrence KU students staff Rock Chalk Revue March 2 3 in Hoch Auditorium. They are Sharon Kay Dobbins Mike Milroy Susan Smith Cynthia Lackie. Nelson Hall attended Midwest Bird Management Workshop in Springfield Illinois.
The Kansas Women’s Republican Club will hold Kansas Day events in Topeka starting January 26 with a 9 a.m. registration for the 33rd annual meeting on January 27 at the Woman’s Club. A panel will feature Kansas lawmakers, with National Federation of Republican Women president Mrs. J. B. Parks slated to speak at a 12:30 luncheon.
New officers of the Kansas Council of Women will be installed Friday afternoon at the Executive Mansion Topeka. They will be elected at the annual meeting that day in the Topeka Woman's Club. Edna Hill of Lawrence is second vice president of the Council which includes past and present presidents of state women's organizations and the women deans of Kansas colleges.
Paris designer Jean Desses opens the spring summer show with youth as theme inspired by Princess Sophie of Greece. Audience includes Sophie, Queen Frederika, Princess Irene. The collection emphasizes bosom emphasis and sailor collars with apron inspired silhouettes and fitted waists.
Cordley PTA schedules a Father’s Night and open house with refreshments at 7 30 and the meeting at 7 45 in the school gymnasium. Dr J W Yates from Kansas University will speak on Parents Children Let’s get to know each other better followed by a discussion.
Coffee for mothers taking part in the Mothers March of Dimes will be served at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Community Building basement. All volunteers are invited, especially colonels and captains as drive packets will be handed out. The March runs 6 30 to 9 p.m. on January 31 with $5 000 raised last year. Scoop beets with cream cheese anchovy onion and serve on greens.
After analyzing thousands of garments the Analy sis Laboratories of the National Institute of Drycleaning conclude women’s suits stay in good condition longer than men’s. Men must replenish wardrobes or visit drycleaners more often, says the institute. Lawrence’s NIDC dry cleaner is New York Cleaners, 926 Mass.
Members of Girl Scout Troop 42 received Second Class Rank and proficiency badges at the Court of Awards last week. Recipients of Second Class include Marcia Dreithaupt, Michelle Trapp, Gloria Morris, Ann Stubeck, Pamela Stevens, Robin Meredith, Carla Huff, Barbara Hehn, Paula Dolbier and Mary Ann Freeman. Proficiency badges were earned by Marcia Breithaupt, Michelle Trapp, Ann Stubeck, Barbara Cunningham and Barbara Hehn. Dorothea Van Joolen was invested as Tenderfoot and Second Class Scout. Troop leaders are Mrs. L. E.
Trapp and Mrs C C Breithaupt with Mrs Bertha Cooper offer a cooking tip. They say pork chops need not be pre-browned if baked in a covered casserole and then uncovered for about 15 minutes to finish.
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